RADIO

Evening Star, Issue 19785, 8 February 1928, Page 2

RADIO

TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAMMES IYA, Auckland.-—G: Children’s session, Undo Tom; Undo Tom will sing some of his own original ditties and tell stories, and answer letters; recitations from Cousin Ruth. 7.15: Talk, by Mr F. E. Powell. 7.50; News and reports. 8: Cli lines; concert by Auckland Artillery Band, under the direction of Mr E. Tregilgas. ,8.1: Overture, Auckland Artillery Band, * Lustpie) ' (Kola l!chi)V 8.7: Contralto solo, Miss Phyllis Hazed, ‘ Hindoo Song ’ (Bemberg). 8.12; Fantasia, Auckland Artillery Band, ‘Abyssinian Expedition’ (Pridhas). 8.20; Baritone, solo, Mr Frank Sutherland, ‘LessThan the Dust’ (Woodford-Finden). 8.24; Selection, Auckland ■ Artillery Band, ‘Lo Prophetc Selection’ (Meyerbeer). 8.3 d: Vocal duel, the Hazell-Suther-land Duo, ‘O, Lovely Night’ (llouald). 8.40: Novelty, Auckland Artillery Band, ‘ Carmencita ’ (Dtirome). 8.47: Contralto solo. Miss Phyllis Hazed, ‘ Omio Firnando,’ from ‘ Roberto lo Liable ’ (Meyeibeer). 8.52; Relay of orchestral selections from Rialto Theatre Orchestra, under the direction of Mr Henry C. Engell. 9.7: Weather forecast. 9.9; Selection, Auckland Artillery Band, 1 To-night’s the Night ’ (Kern). 9.24: Baritone solo, Mr F. Sutherland, *ll Balen,’ from ‘ll Trovatore ’ (Verdi). 9.29: Auckland Artillery Band, ‘ Bohemiah Suite ’ —(1) ‘The Appeal,’ (2) ‘The Caravan,’ (3) ‘The Tarantella.’ 9.42: Vocal duet, Hazell-Sutherland Duo, ‘The Voyagers’ (Sanderson). 9.47: Selection, Auckland Artillery Band, selections from ‘The Mikado’ (Sullivan). 9.57: March, Auckland Artillery Band, ‘Fieriest Toil March.’ 10.2; A thought. 10.4: Close down.

2YA, Wellington.—-Silent day. 3YA, Christchurch.—6 ; Children’s hour, Uncle Peter and Mother Hubhard; bedtime stories and birthday greetings. 7.15: Addington stock market reports. 7.30; News and reports. 8 Chimes; relay of orchestral selections from Grand Picture Theatre Orchestra, under the direction of Mrs K. Black. London travelogue concert by Mr A. G. Thompson, 8.A., and his qiartet, in old songs at. Old London places, with dialogue introducing each locality. 8.15; Baritone solo, Mr A. G. Thompson. ‘ The Nightingale of Lincoln’s Inn’ (Oliver). 8.19: Instrumental trjo, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, ‘ Romance Intermezzo and Salta rello ’ (Bridge). 8.29; Tenor solo, Mr T. G. Rogers, ‘ Vauxhaß Way ’ (Oliver). 8.32: Humorous recital, Mr Albert Spicer, • Tho introduction ’ (M.S.). 8.38: Soprano solo, Miss Mary Shaw, A.1t.C.M1., ‘ Tatters ’ (Lane). 8.42: Vocal quartet, The Dulcet Quartet, ‘Drink to Mo Only’ (Button). 8.46; ’Cello solo, Mr Harold Beck, ‘ Melodic’ (Purcell). 8.51: Sacred quartet, Misses Mary Shaw, A.R.C.M., Nellie Lowe, Messrs Rogers and Thompson, ‘Come, Holy Ghost’ (Atwood). 8.56: Soprano solo, Miss Mary Shaw, A.R.C.M., ‘May Day at Islington ’ (Oliver). 8.58: Weather lorecast. 9: Relay of orchestral selections from Grand Picture Theatre. 9.15: Baritone solo. Mr A. G. Thompson, ‘Who’ll Buy My Lavender?’ (German). 9.22; Contralto solos, Miss Nellie Lowe—‘ Who’ll Buy My Strawberries?’ (Oliver), ‘LondonSpring Song’ (Oliver). 9.25; Instrumental trio, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio—* Cantabilo ’ (Franck), ‘La Coquette’ (Translateur). 9.37; Tenor solo, Mr T G. Rogers, ‘ Sally in Our Alley ’ (traditional). 9.43: ’Cello solo, Mr Harold Beck, ‘Mmuetlo’ (Becker). 9,49: Humorous recital, Mr Albert Spicer—humorous stories, ‘’ls Pipe.’9.s6: Coster song, Mr A. G. Thompson, ‘My Old Dutch’ (Ingle); ‘God Save the Rhig.’ 4YA, Dunedin.—Silent oay.