1YA "MYSTERY NIGHT"

Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 12, 16 November 1928, Page 10

1YA "MYSTERY NIGHT"

ITEMS OF CONCERT PROGRAMME Following is the concert programme of the second 1YA mystery programme, the winner of which was Margaret Robertson, 124 Selwyn Street, Onehunga. Item No. 1. Selection by Arthur Pryor’s Band-"Lights Out" (McCoy). 2. Selection sung by Alan Prior and Chorus-‘"Serenade" ("student Prince" --Romberg). : 3. Tenor solo, sung by Gene Austin-‘Girl of My Dreams" (Clapps). 4, Hawaiian number played by Kane’s Hawaiians-‘Hilo March." : 5. Voeal duet, sung by Gigli (tenor) and De Luca (baritone)-‘Solenne in Quest ’Ora"-La Forza del Destino (Verdi). 6. Violin solo, played by Heifetz-‘"Rondo" (Schubert). 7. Soprano solo, sung by Evelyn Scotney-"Blue Danube Waltz" (Strauss). 8. Foxtrot, played by Jack Hylton and his orchestra "Souvenirs" (N icholls). 9. Vocal selection, sung by the Light Opera Co.-*Hit the Deck" (Youmans). 10. Instrumental selection, played by Paul Whiteman and his orchestra"La Golondrina." | 11. Selection, sung by the Don Cossacks Choir-"Monotonously Rings the Little Bell" (folk song). 12. Instrumental item, played by the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra"Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" and "Russian Dance" (Tehaikowsky ) (Nutcracker Suite). . 13. Whispering tenor solo, by Maurice Gunsky---"Lay My Head Beneath a Rose" (Falkenstein). OS | 14. Instrumental selection, played by the International Orchestra-‘‘Sweet-heart" (Strauss). . 15. Sopreno solo, sung by Alma Gluck-"Carry Me Back to Old Virginny" (Bland). , 16. Instrumental waltz, played by the International Concert Orchestra"My Treasure" (Becucci). : 17. Baritone solo, sung by Titta Ruffe-Prologue, "Pagliacci" (Leoncavallo). 18. A saxophone solo, played by Rudy Wiedoeft-‘Sax-O-Trix" (Wiedoeft). 19. Tenor solo, sung by Caruso-‘‘Vesti la Guibba" (Pagliacci). (Leoncavallo). 20.. Selection, sung by mixed chorus with orchestral accompaniment. This selection includes a medley of Scottish songs and listeners were required to guess as many as possible of the various numbers figuring in the selection: "Songs of Scotland," "Scots Wha Hae," "Blue Bells of Seotland,’" "Loch Lonfond," "Coming Thro’ the Rye." "Here's: Health to Bonnie Scotland," "Annie Laurie," "The Campbells are Coming," "Will Ye No Come Back Again," "Auld Lang Syne."