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Evening Star, Issue 19795, 20 February 1928, Page 10

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TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES 2YA. Wellington.—6: Children's hour,_ Toby and Jeff and party of entertainers. 7: News session, information, and reports. 7.40: Latest cricket information. S; Chimes of the General Post Office clock, Wellington. B.] ; Overture, ‘Minuet’ (Boccrerini). 8.5; Vocal quartet, Ariel Singers, ‘ Isle o( Beauty’ (Coleridge-Taylor). 8.9; Elocution, Mr Eric North, ‘ Chant Pagan’ (Kipling), 8.14; Mezzo-contralto solo. Miss Ngalre Coster, ‘ L’Andovina ’ (Puzzi). 8,18: Instrumental trio, Sy-mons-Ellwood-Short Trio, ‘ Andante Cantabilc,’ from ‘ C Major Trio ’ (Mozart). 8.28: Vocal duet, Miss J. Briggs and Mr Roy Hill, ‘Mountain hovers’ (Squire). 8.'12: Violin solo, Miss Ava Symons, Welsh air, 1 The Dove’ (Somervell). 8.3(3: Lectnrctte, Mr C. Whe»ler, ‘ Politics and the Humor of it.’ 5.48; Mandolin band, Mrs Mildred Kenny and party—‘ Spqnisji Moon' (Terese), ‘ Dorinda Polka’ (Grimshaw). 8.56: Weather forecast. 8.57: Humorous quartet, Ariel Singers, ‘Old Mother Hubbard’ (Webster). 9; Elocution, Mr Eric North. ‘A Smuggler's Song’ (Kipling). 9.4: Basssolo, Mr J. M. Caldwell, ‘The gler’s Song ’; note—this is Kipling’s famous song, set to music, and follows the recitation for the sake of contrast. 9.8: Guitar band. Mrs Mildred Kenny and narty—‘ Hilo March’ (Parle), Hawaiian Islands March’ (Cuscnza). 9.16: Tenor solos. Mr; Roy Hill—‘Windy Nights’ (Stanford), ‘Heigh, Ho, the Wind and the Rain’ (Quilter). 9.20: Instrumental trio, Symons-Ellwood-Short Trio, ‘ Allegro from C Major Trio’ (Mozart). 9.28; Soprano solo, Miss J. Briggs, ‘ Villanellc ’ (DcllAcqua). 9.32; Violin solo, Miss Ava Symons, ‘Serenade’ (Drdla). 9.36: Bass solos, with quartet, Mr J. M. Caldwell— 1 The Drunken Sailor,’ ‘ Rio Grande’ (sea chanties, arranged by Terry). 9.42; Lecturette, Captain Hugo, ‘ A Fire Protection Fallacy and its Remedy.’ '9.54: Vocal duet, Misses Briggs and Coster, ‘ Two Tuscan Folk Songs’ (arranged Cavaccioto). 10; Banjo band, Airs Mildred Kenny and party—‘ Sunflower Dance’ (Ossman), ‘ Lancashire Clogs ’ (Grimshaw). 10.8: Vocal quartet, Ariel Singers, ‘The Victor’s Song’ (Mendelssohn). ‘God Save the King.’ 3YA. Christchurch.—6: Children’s hour, Uncle Jack and Aunt Edna; bedtime stories and birthday greetings. 7.15: Nows and reports. 8: Chimes; relay of orchestral selections from Strand Picture Theatre Orchestra, under the conductorship of Mr Harry Ellwood; studio concert by Derry’s Military Band, under the conductorship of Mr' E. C. Derry, assisted by 3YA artists. 8.10: March, the band, ‘ 8.8.’ (Horne). 8.16: Male quartets, Beckenham Male Quartet Volkslied ’ (Abt), ‘ Little Tommy Went a-Fishing’ (Macy). 8.23: Waltz, the band, ‘ Appassionata ’ (Ketclby). 8.29: Baritone solo, Air F. S. Jackson, ‘ Molly, o’ Donegal’ (Austin). 8.33: Military fantasia, the band, Our Soldiers ’ (Aloorc). 8.43; Contralto solos, Airs D. W. Stallard ‘Have I Lost Thee?’ (Gluck), ‘Valo’ (Bussell). 8.49: Fox trot, the band, ‘Orient Moonlight’ (Seamer). 8.54; Tenor and baritone duct, Messrs E. B. Pitman and K.. G. Archer, ‘Down the Vale (Aloir).- 8.57; Humor, Air J. Laurenson, ‘Lecture on the Face’ (Robey). 9.2:Weather report. 9.4: Selection, the band, ‘Spring Songs’ (Alendelssohn). 9.10: Alalc voice quartet, Beckenham Male Quartet—' Every Rustling Tree’ (Kulah), ‘Piccaninny Lullaby'’ (Alacy). 9.16: Descriptive fantasia, the band, ‘ A Motor Ride ’ (Bidgood). 9.26: Baritone solo, Mr W. H. Odell, ‘The Little Irish Girl’ (Lohr). 9.29: Male quartet, Beckenham Male Quartet, ‘.Farmer Cray’ (Leslie). 9.34: Selection, the band, ‘ Anvil'Chorus,’ from ‘ll Trovatore ’ (Verdi). 9.40: Contralto solo, Airs D. W Stallard, ‘She is Far From the Land-’ (Lambert). 9.44: One-step, the band, ‘Hilo’ (Finlay). 9.49; Alale quartet, Beckenham Male Quartet, ‘Stars of the Summer Night’ (Hatton). 9.53: Recital, Air James Laurenson, ‘ The Sign of the Old Black Bye ’ (Lawson). 9.57: Alarch, the band, ‘Dunlay Coraandery ’ (Hall). 10.2: Alale quartet, Beckenham Male Voice Quartet —‘ Ale and My Shadow ’ f JolSO n), ‘Good Night, Ladies’ (Hall). ‘ God Save the King.’

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