RADIO PROGRAMME.

Waipukurau Press, Volume XXII, Issue 225, 25 June 1928, Page 8

RADIO PROGRAMME.

ON THE AIK TO-NIGHT.

IYA, AUCIkL AND.—Silent Day. 2YA, WELLINGTON.—6.O p.m.: Children’s session—Aunt Gwon and Uncle Jeff, '.special radio trip. 7.0: News session, market reports and sports results. 8.1; Overture — Orchestra, 44 May Day” (Wood); mezzo-contralto solo, Miss Ngairc Coster, 44 Lullaby” (Haydon); tenor, solos, Mr. Roy Hill, (a) “Youth? (Haydon), (b) “Paradiso Lune” (Haydn); instrumental trio, Symons-EUwood-Short Trio, 44 Phantasy Trio” (Haydon); ' sketch for two characters, Mr. A. Stanley Warwick, 44 Mr Bumble’s. Courtship” (Dickens, an. A. S. Warwick); vocal quartet, Ariel Singers, 44 The Message” (Haydon); bass solos, Mr. J. M. Caldwell, (a) 44 Dolorosa” (Haydon), (b) 44 Gloaming Song” (Haydon); selection, the Orchestra, 4 4 Joseph and His Brethren.” (Schmidt): (1) 44 Prelude,” (2) “Caracan Dance,” (3) 4‘Bacchanalian Dance”; weather forecast; so j prano solo, Miss Jeanette Briggs, L.A.8., “Pierrot at Fifty” (Haydon); request numbers, the Orchestra; vocal duet, Miss N. Cocter and Mr J. M. Caldwell, “Before Summer” (Haydon.) ; violin solo, with orchestral accompaniment, Miss Ava Symons, “Bah lade” (Haydon); sketch for two characters, Mr A. Stanley Warwick, “The Parting” (Peach); soprano solo, Miss Jeanette Briggs, L.A.8., 44 If I Were a Lark” -(Clutsam); vocal quartet, Ariel Singers, 44 Sleep, Gentle Lady” (Bishop); suite, the Orchestra, “Monsieur Bcaucaire” (Bosse): (1) “Intermezzo,” (2) 44 The Leading Theme,” (3) “Gfivotte,'” (4) "Song of the Travellers,” (5) “Music of the Love Scene (Act III.); (6) 44 The March Theme. ’ ’

3YA, CHRISTCHURCH.—3 p.m.: Afternoon session, selected studio items. 4.25: Sports results. 6.0: Children’s session, 4 4 Farewell” to Unclo Jack. Songs by Cousins Rona, Joan and Phyllis. 7.15: News Session. 7.30: Talk on 4 ‘Books,” by Mr. E. J. 8011. 8.0: Chimes. Concert by Christchurch Municipal Band (under the conductorship of Mr. A. J. Schnack) and assisting artists. Relay of orchestral overture from Strand Theatre Orchestra under the direction of Mr Harry Ellwood. Baritone solo, Mr A. E. Dowell, “I’m Drifting Back to Dreamland” (Charlesworth and Harrison);, march, Band, “Cossack” (Rimmer); soprano solo, Mis Frances Hamerton, “Waltz Song,” from “Romeo and Juliet” (Gounod); selection, Band, “Diamond Cross” (Greenwood); contralto solos, Miss Nora Nottingham, (a) “Sympathy” (Marshall), (b) 44 My Ain Folk” (Lemon); hymn, Band, “Rock of Agcls” (Hymns, A. 8o M.); tenor solo, Mr Russell Summer, “Believe Me if All Those Endearing Young Charms” (traditional, Irish); march, Band, “Conqueror” ‘Moorhouse); soprano and tenor duet, the Happy Duo, “Barcarolle,” from “Tales of Hoffman” (Offenbach); humorous recitals, Miss Lucy Cowan, (a) “Physical Culture” (Milne), (b) “The-Art of Conversation” (Poultney); weather forecast; relay of orchestral music from the Strand Theatre; baritone solo, Mr E. A. Dowell, “Souvenirs” (Leslie);sketch, Band, “John Peel” (Greenwood) ; soprano solo, Miss Frances Hamerton, “Was Ever Nymph Like Rosamund” (Arne); waltz, Band, “Whose dat a-calling?” (Truman); tenor solos, Mr Bussell Summer, (a) “The Minstrell Boy” (Irish, arr. Bimbault), (b) “I Hear a Thrush at Eve” (Cadman); humorous recital, Miss L. Cowan, “Mrs ’Arris” (Poultney); soprano and tenor duet, The Happy Duo, “Colonial Song” (Grainger); march, Band, “Loyal Hearts” (Green* wood). 4YA, DUNEDIN.—SiIent Day.