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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19267, 2 January 1931, Page 6

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ON THE AIR SATURDAY. ITA, Auckland (323 metres). 3.0: Afternoon session. 5.0: Children. 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News. 8.0 to 11.0: Vaudeville concert, followed by a programme of dance music. 2YA, WeUjpiflrtoit (416 metres). 3.0: Selected studio items. 6.0: Children. 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News. S.O: Salon Orchestra, “Selection of Stephen Adams’s Songs,” “.Funeral March of a Bumble Bee.” 8.16: Quartet, The Lyric, “Sing Me a Shantey”: tenor, Mr Chas. Williams, “Song; of Songs”: baritone, Mr Will Goudie, “The Christening,” “What the Red-Haired Bosun Said.” 8.28: Mandolin, Mr Lad Haywood, “Liebeslied,” “Little White Lies,” “Swingin’ in a Hammock,” “A Cottage For Sale.’* 8.40: Humour, Mr Len Ashton, “Otherwise She’s Mother’s Kind of Girl,” “Our Village Concert.” 8.49: Australian Commonwealth Band, “Slidin’ Thro the Rye”; Band of TI.M. Coldstream Guards, “Light Cavalry Overture.” 9.0: Weather report. 9.1: Xylophone, Mr L. Probert and Salon Orchestra, “Favourite Polka”; _ orchestra, “Pale Moon Paraphrase,” “Violin Song.” 9.16: Soprano, Mdlle Pola Schea, “La Serenata,” “Only a Rose,” “I Wonder if Love is a Dream’: quartet, The Lyric, “The Desert Song”; duet, Messrs Williams arid Goudie, “Wyoming Lullaby.” 9.26: The Lyric Quartet, “Shanandoah,” “A-Roving,” “Blow the Man Down.*’ 9.3 8: Organ, Edward D’Evry, “Meditation,” “Album Leaf.” 9.46: Orchestra, “My Lady Molly.” “The Latest Dance Novelties.” 10.1: Dance programme until 11 p.m. 3YA, Christchurch (306 metres). 3.0: Gramophone recital. 5.0: Children. 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News. 7.30: Sports results. 8.0: Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, “Florodora.” 8.9: Mezzo-contralto, Mrs Anita Ledsham, “Whistle and I’ll Come tae Ye, Ma Lad,” “We Sway Along the Ridges.” 8.15: Clarionet, Mr E. Withers, “The Asligrove.” 8.20 C Vaudeville entertainment, The Four Rascals— Opening chorus, “Hello, Everybody”; duet, “Weeping Willow”; violin, waltz, “Waiting”; “Ragging the Piano,” “Song and Dance,” “The Darktown Strutters’ Ball”; finale, “Popular Melodies.” 8.40: Mouth organ, Mr .T. Woodham, “In a Little Spanish Town,” “My Blue Heaven.” 8.45: Soprano, Miss Monica O’Connell, “I Sing a Song to Suit the Day.” 8.49: Baritone, lawrence Tibbett, “The White Dove,” “When I’m Looking at You.” 5.55: Banjolin, Mr Arthur Hodgson. “Rendezvous,” “La Paloma.” 8.59: Weather forecast. 9.1: Colonial Club Orchestra, “Rio Rita Medley.” 9.9: Mrs Ledsham, “The Sweetest Flower That Blows,” “Love the Jester.” 9.15: Mr Withers, “Le Rieve.” 9.19: The Four Rascals, “Irish Revels,” “Irish Jig.” “Irish Emigrant,” piano improvisations, “Mother Machree, ’ “Popular Irish Melodies, Patter and Finale.” 9.39: Mr Woodham, “Pack Up Your Troubles.” “Good-By’ee.” 9.44: Miss O’Connell. “Big Lady Moon,” “Coming Home.” 9.50: Mr Hodgson, “Darkeyland.” 9.55: Grand Opera Company, Vocal Gems from “Mignon. ’ 9.59: Dance music until 11 p.m. 4'S’A, Dunedin. (461 metres).

3.0: Selected studio items. 5.0: Children. 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News. 80: Marek Weber’s Orchestra, “Potpourri of Waltzes.” 5.9: Baritone. Mr S. Kershaw, “Friend o’ Mine,” “I Come to Thee,” “God Touched the Rose.” 5.19: Novelty Syncopators, “Around the Corner,” “Any Time’s the Time to Fall in Love,” “All I Want is Just One.” 5.30: Recitals, Miss Anita Bowler, “Making Ruben Propose,” “The Limitations of Youth,” “Grandma.” 8.40: Contralto, Miss S. M’Cready, “Three Fishers,” “Over the Meadow,” “When the Rooks Fly Homeward.” 8.50: Novelty Syncopators, “Sweeping the Clouds”; saxophone, Mr J. M’Caw, “Slap’in’ Sax”; Novelty Syncopators. “Jasmine.” 9.0: Weather report. 9-2: Organ, Edward O’Henry, “Chant Sans Paroles,” “Ca C’est Madrid : Jesse Crawford, “Diane,” “Souvenirs.” 9.14: Soprano, Miss D. Dagg. “Life of a Rose,” “The False Prophet, The Cuckoo Clock.” 9.24: Piano. Carroll Gibbons. “Moonbeams Dance, Body and Soul.” 9.31: Tenor, Mr J. B. Hamilton, “I Heard You Singing,” “Temple Bells,” “Kashmiri Love Song.’ 9.41: Mr M’Caw, “Nola”; Novelty Syncopators, “Desert Rose.” “My _Guitar. ’ “Telling Tt. to the Daisies.” 9.06: Singing Sophomores. “My Ohio Home. “Cliloe.” 10 to 11: Dance programme. Sydney Stations.

Before 2BL commences the description of the boxing contest from the Svdnev Stadium to-night, which will be relayed to 2NC, Newcastle, our listeners will be entertained by Gwladys Evans, soprano, Colston Carter, in novelty piano numbers, Dorothy Nall, in monologues at the piano, and P. C. Spouse, champion mouth-organ soloist. The A.B.C. Dance Band concludes our presentation. , . - Through 2FC- we are relaying from 3LO. Melbourne, the popular pantomime, "Puss in Boots.”