ON THE RADIO TO-NIGHT
PROGRAMMFS FOR LISTENERS-LN 1 Y A, AUCKLAND (333 metres).— 8.0, studio eoneei't. 2YA, WELLINGTON (420 metres). — 8.0, overture, orchestra, "Reautii'ul Galathea'' (Suppe) ; soprano solo, Aliss A. Niehol, "Ah! Fo rs e Lui Quc 1'Anima" (Verdi); piano solos, -\Jiss AI. Cook, (a) "Eveninu; Wliispeis" (Lehland), (b) "Mazurka" (Lack) ; seena, Alr and 3\Irs R. Kemp, scenc bctween Delilah and the Higlt Priest, "Samson and Delilah" (Saint-Saens) ; selection, orchestra, "Lucia, di Lammermoor" (Donxietti) ; reeital, Mr P. Dorrian, "A Xew If" ; contralto solo, Mrs R. Kemp. "Softly Awakes My Heart" (Saint-Saens) ; tenor solo, Mr W. Ilaneoek, "A AVanderin^ Minstrel 1" (Sullivan) : 'eello solo, Pablo Casals, "Aloment jMusicale" (Schubert), reeord ; baritone solo, 3\Ir R. Kemp, "Eri Tu" (Verdi) ; instnunental, orchestra, repeat number: soprano solos, Miss A. Nichols, (a) "A Brown Bird Singing" (Haydn AVoocl), (b) "Yellow Hammer's iSeng" (Liza Lehman); iiistrumcntal, orchestra, (a) "Alt Wien" (Godowsky), (b) "Le Conte du Tsar Sultan" (Rimsky - Ivorsakov ) ; baritone solo, AL* R. Kemp, "fn Uappy Moments" (Wallace); reeital, Mr P. Dorrian, "The Fellow Who'll Take 3My Plaee" ; tenor solo, -Mr W. Tfaneock, "Rose Marie" (Friml); contralto solo, Mrs R. Kemp, "O. J'hital Gift" (Verdi); chorus, Liglit Opo ra Comnanv, gems froin "The Countess 51 aritza" (Kalman), rceord ; musienl eomedy selection, orchestra, "Lacly be | Good" (Gershwin); prescntation of opera, "Rigoletto" (Verdi), tliird iuj stalment, record. 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (39(3 metres). — 8 p.m. : Rebroadeast of "Wellington and studio coneert. 4 YA, DUNEDIN (463 metres).— 8 p.m. : Coneert, with reeorded presentation of sc-enes oue and two of the First Act of Rigoletto. 3LO, MELBOURNE (371 metres) Speakers : H. K. Love, Fric AVeleh, Captain Donald MacLean. Artists: Sycl. Roy's Lyricals. Ernest Milson. Stella Lamond, Collingwood Citi/ens' Bancl. Frn. HalPs Radio Revellers. with Hugli Huxham. 3AR, MELBOURNE (184 metres).— Comnuinity singing. 4QG, BRISBANE (38.5 metres).— Programme from tlie Aeacia Garden. Note. — Australian time is one and a-hnlf houis later than Kew Zealand time. The new Majestie nll-ele(trir radio receiver will be here shortl.v. it is dirertly driven from the mains, housed in a console caln.net. and complete with a bmlt in ciynamir speaker The set will sell at £48 complete. main jiorts Wnit for the .Majestie. D. S. Lainy arai Son Ltd * KnTxrxtvinjjiL.' gsgSg B2B£33BBaXBBBZ
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 71, 26 April 1929, Page 10
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364ON THE RADIO TO-NIGHT Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 71, 26 April 1929, Page 10
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