Children's Sessions for Next Week

Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 43, 11 May 1928, Page 15

Children's Sessions for Next Week

AT 2Y¥A. Monday, May 14Uncle Jeff and Auntie Gwen. Schecol holidays, little ones, and several kind little friends are coming to jcin in the children’s hour and give you a jolly.time. Hurrah fer Gwenda, Zena, and Marjorie. Puzzles and stories, too, so get the pencil and paper ready. TuesdayOur new Big Brother will entertain you with stories, games, and music. Several cousins are coming to sing you lullabys-Joyce, Gerda, Una, Joan, and Nancy-aren’t they dears to help. Listen-in at 6 p.m. for a bright and cheery hour. ThursdayThere are new surprises jin store for little Radioland on May 17, New pathways in fairyland and new stor: ies to hear-also another litile shadow, for Uncle Sandy is leaving us. We shall have to ask the poet of the fairies to make our rhymes, Mrs, Menard’s pupils will turn all things to sunshine. ‘Turning to mirth all things of earth." FridayUncle Ernest once again-Hurrah! And hour of rollicking fun for all. Members of our merry circle are joining in the party, so you'll be amused royally. Wen and Molly and two pals of tlie little people, The "joy germs" fy when the clock sirikes six. Saturday--Auntie Dot and Uncle Toby will be

taking you somewere-anywhere-the joy is always in the anticipation. They have some merry trovhadours, dressed in Sparish costume. who await their pleasure, Greetings, stories, and dream trips. 5 AT 8YA, Monday, May 14, is Uncle Jack's story night. So if all you little ones want te hear something good, put on your ear: phones and tunesn the foud: speaker-and there you are! WednesdayAnot'icy surprise for you all. Uncle Peter and Mother Hubbard away for their holidays again! Oh, dear me, But, never mind, Uncle Jack will keep the heme fires burning---and we will all be merry and bright, with cousins Noel, Keith, and Geof: | frey helping with songs and chor: uses, ThursdayHere are Cliuckle and Auni Pat-so you know that they have something good up their sleeves. Watch out for this night. Friday-To-night you are to hear the story of the trees, told by Mr, Parton for the children, Cousins Harold, Frank, and Stan are bringing their mouth organs, and cousin Molly singing fer pretty songs, Saturday-Ho-ho for Uncle Sam and Aunt Mav and their lowr of fun and music. ‘Hush, here comes tne dream yan}?

SundayThe Sunday Song Service fur everyone. Uncle Sam giving a nice Sun: day talk, ang sclheclars frem the Methodist Sunday School singing the hymns. AT 4Y¥A, Tuesday, May 15Whiat’s doing at 4YA_ to-night? Well, first of all, a crowd of lusty boys singing choruses, giving hakas, and thoroughly enjoying themselves round the microphene. They will certainly be worth listening to, and provide some real good fund for the Radio Family. Big Brother Bill will tell the story of some boys who were just as good as men. There will be a story for the chicabiddies as usual, and the Radio Postie will blow his whistle as usual for lucky birthday people. FridaySome of the clever folk who won prizes in the mouth organ compé¢titions last year will play selections to tle Radio Family, They all play splendidly, of course, and will sound life fairy music over the air. This is Aunt Shiecla’s night. She wil! tell nrore of the amazing adventures of Helen, Brother Bill will be there with letters, and instruc: tions for the Radio Postman, Tunein to 4¥A for the Happy Hour bes | fore bedtime,