TO NIGHT’S BROADCAST

Taranaki Daily News, 27 July 1931, Page 2

TO NIGHT’S BROADCAST

2YB, New Plymouth. S to 10 p.m., studio concert.-—Orches-tral selection, “The Maid of the Mountains”; “China Boy” and “Oh, Miss Hannah,” Paul Whiteman and orchestra; tenor solo, Mr. Murray; violin solo, variations on “A Carnival of Venice”; song at the piano, Miss Irma Lee; bass solo, “Onaway, Awake, Beloved”; two foxtrots, “I’m Bringing a Red, Red Rose,” and “Come West, Little Girl, Come West”; pianoforte solo, Mrs. B. Leane; orchestral selection, “The Grasshoppers’ Dance”; baritone solo, Mr. Roy Dearo; elocutionary item, Mrs. M. Jemison; dance numbers, “Am I Blue?” and “Let Me Have lily Drcams”; tenor solo, Mr. Murray; orchestral selection, “Stephen Foster Melodies”; song at the piano, Miss Irpaa Lee; violin solo, “Zjgeunerweisen”; elocutionary item, Mrs. M. Jemison; baud selection, “Morning, Noon and Night”; tenor solo, "The Sweet Little Girl that I Love”; foxtrots, ‘‘S’posiu’ ” and “The One in the World”; pianoforte solo, Mrs. B. Leane; baritone solo, Mr, Roy Deare; bass solo, “Leanin’ ”; orchestral selection, /‘La Siesta”; dance numbers, “At Twilight” and “Let’s do it, Let’s Fall in Love”; tenor solo, “To Mary”; vocal duct, “That’s Just What I Thought”; bassbaritone, “Follow Me ’Ome”; orchestral selections, “My Darling Waltz.”