Monday, October 3rd

Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 11, 30 September 1927, Page 8

Monday, October 3rd

1¥A AUCKLAND-SILENT. | 2¥A WELLINGTON (420 METRES)-MONDAY, OCTOBER 3. 3 p.m.: Gramophone recital and relay of Manuel Hyman’s Exhibition Band from the New Adelphi Cabaret. ‘ 3.30: Lecturette-Miss Britten; : of DLC, Ltd, "Fashions." _ 3.50: Gramophone’ recital. 4.0: Lecturette-Mrs. Sinclair, "Ie tectric Cooking." 430: Gramophone recital and’ relay. of "Manucl Hyman's Exhibition Band from the New Adelphi Cabaret. Close down. . :* News session and market . Chimes of the Wellington G.P.O. clock. Studio Orchestra-Selected. : Tenor-Mr. S. Duncan, "A Spirit Flower,’ Tipton ( Schirmer), : Pianoforte-Miss Medley, "Introduction Allegro- Adagio" from "Sonata Pathetique," ‘Beethoven (Augetier). o. coo £2 99 99 GO S141 — wa et Ui «e oe -§.25: Soprano-Mrs, Nelson, ‘"Hush, Dolly," Medley; "Fairies? Love Song," Kennedy-Fraser (Boosey). 8.35: Bass-Signor Lucien Cesaroni, " " "Mephisto's Serenade" rom "Faust," Gounod (Ricordi). 2.40: ’Cello-Miss Elspeth Barton, "Sonata," Sommartini. 4 8.50: Tenor-Mr. S. Duncan, "I oughreema, * Kisdale (Cramer). 8.55: Soprano-Mrs. L. Nelson, "Serenade," Massenet (Huigel). 9.0: Weather forecast. 1: -Lecturette-Lieut. Gordon Burt, "Arctic Exploration: Leaving Spitzbergen and Entering the Polar Pack and Fighting through the Heavy Bergs," 3.15: Studio Orchestra-Selected. 9.25; Bass-Signor Lucien Cesaroni, "Through the Day" (‘cello obbligato by , Miss Elspeth Barton), ( Medley-Boosey). 930: Pianoforte-Miss Medley, ‘Capriccio Brilliant,’ Mendelssohn (Ditloff). 9.40: Soprano solo with violin obbligato-Mrs. L. Nelson, "Twilight’s Hour" {violin obbligato by Miss Ava Symonds), (Medley-Boosey). 9.43: ’Cello-Miss Elspeth Barton, "Andantio," Martini-Kreisler ¢Sehott). 9.48: Bass Senor Lucien Cesaroni, "The Volga Boatmen,’ Koeneman (Ches9.52: Studio Orchestra-Selected. _ 3¥YA CHRISTCHURCH (306 METRES)-MONDAY, OCTOBER 3 3 p.m.: Afternoon concert session. Children’s session, by Uncle Jack. a News and reports. 8.0: Chimes. Studio concert by Derry's Military ‘Band, under Mr. FE. C. Derry, and assisting 3YA artists. , SS |

me oO wo UE i woemece Ke 2D OX ¢ w & ho to Cuttin Gd > Cone y230 hw Cw oe bow own March-Band, "Stars and Stripes Forever,’ Sousa (Church). Soprano onlo-- Miss Iris Cox, "My Mary, Sweet and Brown," Kilner (Enoch Grand military fantasia-Band, "Our Soldiers," Moore (Hawkes). : Mezzo-contralto solo-Miss Alice Hawker, "Over » the: Western Sea," Mallinson (Harris). : Serenade-Band, "Summer Night," Sutton (Pepper). : Talk-Captain Finlay, of Wigram Aerodrome, "Brief Outline. of ‘the History of Flying." : Humorous march-Band, "Jolly Coppersmith," Peter (Fischer): . : Recitation-Mr. Harry Curson, "Devil May Care," Clarke (Reynolds). : American sketch-Band, "Happy Days in Dixie," Bidgood (Hawkes). Relay from Strand Picture Theatre of orchestral selections by Mr. Harry Ellwood’s String Quartet. : Saxophone quartet-Band, "The Wildflower." Jackson (Fischer). : Soprano solo-Miss Iris Cox, "Unless I Know," Forster (Fox). : Descriptive chorus-Band, "Anvil Chorus" from "Il Trovatore," Verdi (Fischer). : Mezzo-contralto solo-Miss Alice Hawker, "You'll Never Grow Old," Teschemacher (Cary). : Descriptive fantasia-Band; "A Motor Ride," Bidgood (Hawkes). : Recitation-Mr. Harry Curson, "The Lighthouse- kkeeper’s Story," "hellees 9.54: 10.3: (Reynolds). Waltz-Band, "Tales of Long Ago," "Faust" (Hawkes). Soprano solo-Miss Iris Cox, "Love Pipes of June," Day (Cramer). 10.7; Mezzo-contralto solo-Miss ‘Mice Hawker, "Sing! Break into, Song,’ 10.11: March-Band, "Battle of Magenta," Mane (Leficur). Mallinson (Harris). National Anthem. Close down. AYA DUNEDEN-SILENT.