RADIO PROGRAMMES

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 19 July 1929, Page 3

RADIO PROGRAMMES

J SATURDAY, 201 h JI'LY IYA AUCKLAND.—2.4S p.m.: Relay , description of Ru'gby football match from Eilcn Park. 6.0: L*hildreu'..s session, conducted liy Cinderelkt. 7.0: News i Kcsfnon, market reports and sports jesuits. 7.40: Talk, Mr 0. D. Flutter, ' "Tho Flower Garden." 8.1: Studio Or- » ehostra, "Light Cavalry." Novelty, Bolicmiiiii Duo, (a) "Promise Mo" ; (b) *:M(, and the Man in the Moi.n." Wurlilzer organ solo, Jesse Crawford, "t I Can't Do Without You." Comedy I sketch, Auckland Comedy Players, "Who's Your Husband?" * Studio Orchestra, "iMolloy's Simn's." liariloue | solos, Me Hartley Wnrbiirtou, (a) "ReI trospect"; (Id "Floral Dance." 8.59: Weather report. New Light. Symphony ' Orchestra, "Maluguena." Bohemian I Duo, (a) "Flower of Love" ; (I)) "Music in tho Moonlight." Auckland Comedy ('layers, "Sialics." Violin solo with or--1 chestrnl accompaniment, Studio Orehcs- - Ira, "Weeping Willow Lane." Cornet r solo with orchestral accompaniment, i Studio Orchestra, "The Lost Chord." ; Baritone solo, Mr H. Warburton, "The Admiral's Yarn". Columbia Symphony - Orchestra, (a) "Al Fresco"; (I.) "Badinage." Huntunr, Mr J. P. Montague, "A Meandering of Monty." Studio Orchestra, "Jcvington Suite." »".His Master's Voice" dance programme till .11 o'clock. 2YA WELLINGTON".—3.I: Relay description of football match from Athletic Park. 5.0: Children's session, conducted by Uncle Toby and Aunt Gwen. 6.0: Dinner session. '7.0: News session, market reports and sports results. 0.0: Special presentation of the revue "Mirthquakcs" by the 2YA Revue. Company. Orchestra, "Musical Switch. Opening chorus by the. company. Comedy song and chorus. "On the Banks of the Brahmaputra." Sketch, "The Hat I Trick." Baritone solo, "Grendon Fair." Orchestra. "Blue Bells of Scotland Paraphrase." Comedian, "I Mean to Say." Sketch, "All Jam." Hawaiian, iMessrs Bert hold and Bent, (a) "The Blue Room"; (b) "Blue. Skies." Sketch, "Love or Lucre." 9.0: Weather report. Orchestra, repeat number. Comedy song and chorus, •'The Bolsheviks." Sketch, "A Dog's Life." Baritone solo, "Old Clothes and Fine Clothes." Sketch, "The House Agent." Hawaiian, .Messrs Berthold and Bent, (a) "Chiquita" ; (b) "Jeannine, 1 Dream of Lilac: Time." Sketch, "While You Wait." Selection, Orchestra, "The Blue Kitten." Humour, "Mrs 'Arris." Orchestra, dance, novelties. "His .Master's Voice" dame programme till 11 o'clock. 3YA CHRIST-CHURCH.— 3 p.m.: Afternoon session, selected studio items. '4.25: Sports results to hand. 0.0: Children's session, conducted by Aunt Pat, ■lack Frost and Sunny Jim. 7.0: News session. 7.30: Sports' results to hand. 8.1: Robroadcast of 2YA Wellington, "Musical Switch." Beckonham .Male quartet, "Thuringian Volkslied." Popular song and duet to piano and ukulele. accompaniment, /J'he Joyous Duo, (") "The Blue Room"; (b) "Sometimes I'm Happy." Piano-accordion solo, R. Lo Gnulice "Over the Waves" waltz. Banl tone solo" Mr K. G. Archer." "Live for I. To-day." Beckenlmm Male Quartet, | "Sweet and Low." Italian Jazz Trio, : (aj one stop, "Song of the Vagabonds." ' (l») "High Up On The Hill-top." Soprano solos, ..Miss Sylvia Angus, (a) "Sing, Joyous Bird'''; (b) "Daffodil Time." Waltz with vocal chorus, Tho Troubadours, "When Love Comes Stealing." Entertainer, Mr Charles Lawrence will entertain you. 8.57 : Weather report. Dance music, Italian Jazz Trio, (a) one step, "Sally of My Dreams": t (b) foxtrot, "Get Out and* Get Under ■ \ the Moon." Beokenham Male Quartet. [ "When Father Laid the Carpet on the I Stairs." Popular songs and duet to I piano and ukulele accompaniment. Joyj ous Duo. (a) "Huguette Waltz"; (b) I "Old Aran Sunshine." Jack Uylton's • Orchestra, "The Selfish Giant." I'lumorj.ous song, Mr E. R. Pitman, "Hiding on Top of the Car." Italian Jazz Trio. I (aj "Girl of. My Dreams"; (b) "Mo and the Man in the Moon." Entertainer, Mr Charles Lawrence, will again entertain. De Grdot's Orchestra, "If Onlv .1 Had You." Soprano . solos, Miss Sylvia. Angus, (a) "Piper of Love" ; (b) "String of Pearls." Beokenham Male Quartet, (a) "Never Mind." (b) "Little Tommy." Dance music bv the Italian Jazz Trio till 11 o'clock. ' 4YA DUNEDIN.-2.45 p.m.: Relay of senior Rugby football match from Carisbrook Ground. 6.0: Children's .•session. conducted by Uncle George. 7.0: News session. 8.0: Relay of 3YA, Christohurcli_ (vaudeville programme). "His Master's Voice'' dance programme till 11 o'clock.