4YA, Dunedin.
8.0;' Gaumoat British Symphoiiy, ' ' Miisic' from the Mo vies. " " Hot ei Eevue," episode 11. HLeyn's Gesang Guitarristen, " Jager" Ballade. } ' Baymonde and his band o; Banjoes, " Washington Post-" March. Wilf. Carter (yodelling), "Sway Back, Pinto Pete, " Gipsy Aceordion Band, "No Kegrets." 8.32 : Jbhn' McCormack " (tenor), "The Green Xsi© of Brin." Geraldo and his Orchestra, "That- Girl frbm Paris. ' ' 8.40; A talk. by C. J. L. White, "Kew Zealand Bushrangers. " 9.0; W eathor. Btafion notices. A concert by massed bgnds, with vocal and humorous interludes. Grand' Massed Brass Bands at the Leicester . Festival, "Steps of Glory March .Medley; "Theatreland Memories. ' ' 9.14: IJrnest Butcher •((baritone) and Muriel George (soprano), "Ah, But Them Wae 'Appy Times.'?; "Qn Ilkley Moo'r Bar 'T •'At," Grand Massed Brass Bands, " A Wayside Sanctuary" Idyll; "Minstrel Memories"; "On parade," 9.29: "Eb and Zeb. 5 ' Massed Bands of the JLeice^ st'er Brass Band Festival, "Once TJpOu a Timo." 9.45: Ernest Butcher (bark tOne), "Leeds Old Ohurch"; "NOwt About Owt. ' ' Massed Bandat "bw.:et ahd Low"; "And the Glory of tlio Loid. ' ' 10.0: Music, mirth and inelody.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 33, 2 November 1937, Page 10
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