ON THE RADIO TO-NIGHT

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 216, 12 October 1929, Page 11

ON THE RADIO TO-NIGHT

I'ROGRAMMES EUR LISTENERS-IN 1YA, AUCKLAND (333 metres).— 8: Overture, Orcbestra, "If I M ere King," Adam ; baritone, Mr F. Sutlierland. "Mendin' Roadways," Coates ; Irish dance music, (a) O'Leary's Irish Minstrels, "Turkey in the Straw," (b) accordioti solo, J. O'Brien, 'Little Judy," record: recitals, Miss N. Scott, "Too Late, Too Late," (b) "Do You Itemember?" Chevney ; Ingall's Hawaiian Orche.stra, (a) "Song .of Hawaii," Morgau. (b) "Ilepasz Band Yfarch,*' Sweeley ; noveltv, Boheniian Duo, (a) "Blue Hawaii." YTorgan, (bl "Happv Days aiul Lonely Niglits," Reed: instrumental, Studio Orchesfra, ( "Fonr American Indian Songs. " Cadman; lunuour, YY. McCullocli, "The Pre.sentation of Prizes," Maclennan; Ingall's Hawaiian Orcbestra, (a) "Pua Carnation," Kawai, (b) "Aloha Sunset Land." Kaweno : baritone, Ylt- F. Sutlierland. (a) "Listenin'," \Yood, (b) "Cavalier," Hickey; Studio Orcbestra, "Soutliern YVedding." Lottcr ; whispermg baritone, Little Jack Little, 'Ev'rybody Loves Yrou," Little and Dubin, record: Ingall's Hawaiian Orcbestra, (a) "Ylaori Slnmber Song," Te Rangi Pai, (b) "Hawaiian 1 Echoes" : monologue, Miss N. Scott, "Supplanted," Ha.ves ; xvlophone, lludy Starita. "Yfinuet." Paderewski, record; novelty, Bohemian Duo, (a) "OI' Man Rover." Coward, (b) "C'arry Me Back to Old Yrirghmy," Bland ; selection, Studio Orcbestra, "Plymouth Hoe," Ansell ; dance programme. 2YA, WELLINGTON (416 1 metres) 8, Overture, Orcbestra, "Minstrelesque Mingiings," Yoelker; vocal quartct, Melodie Four, "While I Have You," 'J'osti; steel guitar duo, Messi's Berthold and Bent, (a) "Marie," Berlin, (b) "So Blue," De Sylva; bass, Mr W. YV. Mar»hall, "Gipsy Dan," Rus1 sell ; xylophone soio, with orchestral ! accompaniment, "YYilliam Tell," Itos- , sini ; entertainer at i>iano, Mr B. 3VJ id1 dleton, (a) "Musicians and how they • Musich," (b) "How to write a llag1 time Song"; tenor, Mr S. Duncan, c "Tlien You'll Remember Me," Balfe; 1 accordion solo, Pietro, "Tres Jolie ; YYaltz," YYaldteul'el, record; baritone, ' Mr R>. S. All wright, "The Beclouiu's ^ Love Song," Pinsuti; soprano, Miss A. ; Taylor, "Orpheus with bis Lute," Sulj livan ; instrumental orcbestra, request i number; vocal quartet, Melodie Four, j "Fishing," Parkes ; steel guitar duo, i Messrs Berthold and Bent, (a) "Caro- ) Hua Moon," Davis, (b) "Let Us '( YYaltz" ; tenor, Mr F. Bryant, (a) j? 'The Old Garden," Monckton, (h) ^ "Ylighty Lak' a Rose," Nevin ; instru- ? mental, Orcbestra, (a) "Tov Drura ^ lViajor," NiclioHs, (b) "Rhapsodie k; Russe," Nussbaum ; entertainer, Mr B i) Middleton, (a) "Tlie YVoman Hater," Dawe, (b) "TJle Gibson Girl," marcli ^ banjo solo, Earle ; soprano, Yliss A Taylor, (a) "Have Yron Forgotter ■5 Yvonne " Y'alentine, (b)" "A Preciou: ^ Little Thing Called Love." Davis ; ac £ cordion. Pietro. "La Petite Tonkin ^ oise," Scotte Christine, record; voca ^ quartet, Melodie Four, requpst num ber: instrumental. Orcbestra. clanc

novclties ; dance programme 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (306 metres). — S p.m. : Programme of old time songs, recitatinns. dances and music. 4YA, DUNEDIN (463 metres).— 8 p.m. : Relay of 3Y7A, Christchurch, programme of old time songs and recitations, dances and memories ; dance programme. Of particular interest to a large circle of listeners will be the Federal election results, whicli are to be broadcast from 2FC and 2BL Svdnev tonight. New Zealand listeners will be able to listen in until four o'clock tomorrow morning.