Saturday, February 18th

Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 30, 10 February 1928, Page 11

Saturday, February 18th

1YA AUCKLAND (333 METRES)-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18. .m.: Afternoon session-Selected Studio items. Literary selection by Mr. Culford Bell, : Close down. Children’s session-Cinderella. : News and sports results. Chimes. | Relay of orchestral overture from Rialto Theatre Orchestra, under the direciotn of Mr. Henry C. Engel. , : Vocal quartet-Lyric Quartet, "O, Peaceful Night" (Germag). : Tenor solo-Mr. Herbert Richards, "So Fair a Flower" (Willeby). : Instrumental-Le Pali Duo, "Hawaiian Melodies," Humour-Mr. Alan McElwain, "Muscial Moments." " | Vocal quartet-Lyric Quartet, "In Absence" (Buck). | : Bass solo-Mr. Ernest Thomas, "When a Maiden You Have Chosen" | (Sullivan). | : Relay of orchestral interlude from Rialto Theatre. * | : Weather forecast. — : Tenor solo-Mr. Arthur Ripley, "Love Lily" (Davies). Humour-Mr. Alan McElwain, selection from the "Sentimental Bloke" (Dennis). : Instrumental-Le Pali Duo, popular selections. : Vocal quartet-Lyric Quartet, "The Long Day Closes" (Stillmann). : Relay of dance music from Dixieland Cabaret by "The Internationals" under Mr. Clyde Howley. : God Save the King, | 2YA WELLINGTON (420 METRES)-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 48. | _ RP Ore OWO nn ee ae Cte SO SYK WM MMHOG KMHNABRRW me tLe int SRLOeB ee ee OD omrK ee ee red o> z p.m.: Chimes of the General Post Office clock, Wellington. 2.1: Relay resumes cricket match-Wellington versus Australia, from Basin Reserve, Mr. A, Varney gnnouncing. Relay interspersed with selected gramophone items. : Children’s hour-Aunt Gwen and Aunt Dot and party. : News, market reports, and information. 0: Latest cricket news. NNO ROS SPECIAL EDISON EVENING, : Chimes of the General Post Office clock, Wellington. : Overture-First Battalion, Wellington Regiment Band, "Stars and Stripes Forever" (Sousa). : Introductory announcement, 6: Quartet-Melodie Four, (a) "Doan Ya Cry, Ma Honey" (traditional) ; , {b) "Cornfields Medley" :(traditional). . 8,13: Trio-Symons-Ellwood-Short Trio, "Characteristic? (Hadley). 820: Chorus-Wellington Orpheus Musical Society, "Battle Hymns of the Republic"; (b)"Hail, Columbia" (Phyla). 8,28: Violin-Miss Ava Symons, "Alabama" (Spalding). 8.32: American humour-Mr. Vernon Qswin, "Melodrama," by Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes; and "Sargasso Sea," by McIntosh. 8.39: Song at piano-Mr, Billy Hart, "Where Does Daddy Go?" iam}. £43: Selection-Wellington Regiment Band, "American Airs" |

847: Speech-Sir Frederick Chapman, president of the English-Speaking Union, "A Eulogy of Thomas Edison, the Great Inventor." 9.0: Soprano solo-Miss Gretta Stark, "At Dawning" (Cadman). 9.4: March-Wellington Regiment Band, "Manhattan Beach" (Sousa), : 9.9; Speech-Mr. W. L. Lowrie, American Consul-General, "Response to Frederick Chapman." ; 9.20: Chorus-Wellington Orpheus Musical Society, "Sword of Solo-Miss Lily Mackie, "Agnus Dei." ° Chorus-"Song of the Marching Men" from "The New Earth" (Henry Hadley), : 932: Address, with musical honours-Mr. Thomas A. Edison, _ "Message specially recorded for New Zealand listeners on the occasion of his eigh'y-first birthday." 36: Quartet-Melodie Four, "Yankee Rov" (arr, Frank Crowther). 40: Piano-Mr. Gordon Short, "Keltic Sonata" (McDowell). 9.49: Humour-Mr. Byron Brown, "Our Guide in Rome" from "The Innocents Abroad" (Mark Twain). ; 9,56: Song at piano-Mr. Billy Hart, "And a Little Child" _ 10.0: Reverie-Wellington Regiment Band, "Bells at Sunset" 10.6: Chorus-Wellington Orpheus Musical Society, "Dixie." 10.12: ’Cello solo-Mr. Geo. Ellwood," "Serenata" (Baron). 10.17: Massed voices-‘Yankee Doodle" (traditional). ; 10.22: March-Wellington Regiment Band, "Double Eagle" (J. F. (At the conclusion of the above programme, prominent American residents will give a series of old-time songs and choruses.) 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (306 METRES)-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 8. 9, 6 p.m.: Children’s hour-Uncle Sam and Aunt May, bedtime stories and birthday greetings. 7.15: News and reports. 7.30: Sports results. 8.0: Chimes. Relay of orchestral selections from Liberty Picture Theatre Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Ernest Jamieson. 8.15: Soprano and tenor duet-Miss Mabel Thomas and Mr. David McGill, selected, 2.19: Banjo Band-Beresford Banjo Band, "Minstrel Melodies, Part I" (Dare). 8.24; Songs at piano-Mr. E. A. Sargeant, (a) "Spring, Spring, Glorious eae (Gill); (b) "And thee World Went Very Well Then" (Spurr). 8.29: Banjo Band-Beresford Banjo Band, "Fun and Frolic’ (Kennedy). 8.34: Soprang solo Miss Mabcl Thomas, "Jewel Song" from "Faust" (Gounod). 8.38: Instrumental trio-Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, "Finale from Trio in C Minor" (Mendelssohn). . . 8.50: Humorous talk--Mr. Sydney Comfort, "Sydney Speaks to Himself." &55: Tenor solo-Mr. David McGill, ‘"Doloroso" (Phillips). 8.59: Weather forecast. 9.0: Relay of orchestral selection from Liberty Theatre. 9.15: Banjo Band-Beresford Banjo Band, "What Good is Good Morning" Santly). 9.20: Songs at the piano-Mr. E. A. Sargeant, (a) "Bahren Bem Borem" (Kirby); (b) "Two Little Irish Songs." 9.25: Instrumental trio-Chr'stchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) "To a Fairy Boat" (Hope); (b) "Scherzo from Trio in E Flat" (Reissiger). 9.35: Soprano and tenor duet-Miss Mabel Thomas and Mr, David McGill, selected. 9.39: Banjo Band-Beresford Banjo Band, "Minstrel Melodies, Part 2" (Dare). 9.44: Sopray polo-Miss Mabel Thomas, "I Passed by Your Window" rahe). 9.47: Instrumental trio-Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) "Reverie" (Ganne); (b) "Gypsy Song" (Bizet). .9.54: Humorous talk-Mr. Sydney Comfort, "Sydney Once Again Speaks to Himself" (M.S.). 9.57; Banjo Band-Beresford Banjo Band, "Merry-Go-Round" (Folkestone). 10.2; Tenor solo-Mr. David McGill, "Heart of Gold" (Manney). 10.6: Banjo Band-Beresord Banjo Band, "Bonnie Scotland’ (Kennedy), 10.11: Relay of opening night dance music from the new Palais Royal Cabaret (by kind permission of Mr. George Bennett). Dance music by Mr. Teddy Jones’s Orchestra. : God Save the King. 4XA DUNEDIN (463 METRES)-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18. wn p.m.: News session. Town Hall chimes. , Orchestral music under the direction of Mr, Chas. Parnell, relayed from | B _ the Empire qpeatre, 7 ; Baritone solos-Mr. Arthur Lungley, (a) "Phyllis is My Onl " _ .CHobbs); (b) "Go to Bed, Muse" y y Joy : solo-Mr, A. R. Watson, "In a Monastery Garden" ( Ketelby). : Contralto solo-Miss Irene Horniblow, L.R.A.M., "Slumber Song" (Schubert). : Flute solo-Mr. J. Stewart, "Hamlet Fantaise" (Gewin). . : Tenor solos-Mr. R. A. Mitchell, (a) "Serenade" (Schubert) ; (b) "Who is Sylvia?" (Schubert). : Relay of orchestral music from the Empire Theatre. : Cornet solo-Mr. D. J. Robertson, "Softly Awakes my LTeart" som | | | Om oe ee _ NS Nr Oo nb oo 5 "Samson and Delilah" (Saint-Saens). : Soprano solo-Miss Florence Sumner, "The Kerry Dances" (4 ’). pown Mall chimes, | Weather forecast. ° aritone solo-Mr. Arthur Lungiey, "Since I Saw Your Face" (Ford), Violin solo~Mr. A. R. Watson; "Chanson Triste" ( Fontaine). © : Contralto solos-Miss Irene Horniblow, (a) "The Linden Tree" (Schubert); (b) "Impatience" (Schubert). 17: Flute solo-Mr. J. Stewart, "Les Soupirs-First Nocturne" (Kralkbreimer), ! 9.22: Tenor solo-Mr. R. A. Micthell, "Lorraine" (Sanderson). 9.26: Cornet solo-Mr. D. J. Robertson, "The Dream of Love" (Millars), 9.31: Relay of orchestral music from the Empire Theatre. 9.40: Soprano solos-Miss Florence Sumner, (a) "Cradle Song" (Schubert) ; __(b) "Robin Adair." , 9.46: Violin solo-Mr. A. R. Watson, "Suite in F Major" (Corelli). 9.51: Vocal duet-Miss Irene Horniblow and Mr. Arthur Lungley, "Sweet Kate’ (Ford). 9.55: Flute solo-Mr. J. Stewart, "Morceau de Salon" (Terschak). 10.0: Cornet solo-Mr. D. J. Robertson, "Absent" (Metcalf). 10.5: God Save the King. — out Awd ot ID WYO ~M HMI ~~ WO o MOON Wh eee oe te -& OO