OVER THE AERIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 39, 16 February 1928, Page 6

OVER THE AERIAL.

BROADCASTS THIS EVENING. Programmes to be sent out by New Zealand and Australian stations this evening are:— Auckland, IYA (333 metres).—6 p.m., children's session; 7.15, news and imports'; book revlfw; 8.1, relay orchestral overture from Rialto , Theatre; B.lb, vocal quartet, the Premiere Quartet, "The Bells of St. Michael's Tower"; 8.20, baritone solo, Mr. H. Barry Coney, "What a Wonderful World It Would Be"; 8.24, instrumental trio, Bosworth-Hemus-l'owsey Trio, "Trio, First Movement" (Saint-Saens); 8.34, contralto solo, Miss Mina Caldow, "Still' As The Night l '; 8.38, 'cello solo, Miss Lalla Hemus, "Sixteenth Century Alia"; 8.43, talk on "Great Authors," by Mr. Cultord Bell; 9.0, pianoforte solo, Mrs. Hugh Morton, "Jazz Medley"; 9.5, instrumental trio, Bosworth-Hemus-fowsey Trio, "Chant Sans 1 Paroles"; 9.1, tenor solo, Mr. Birr'ell O'Malley, "O, Vision Entrancing"; 9.31, soprano solos, Miss Christina Ormiston, (a) "Mighty Lak a Rose"; 9.37, baritone solo, Mr. If.- Barry Coney, "When The King Went Forth To War''; 9.42, pianoforte solo, Mrs. H. Morton, "Popular Selections"; 9.46, contralto solo, Miss Jtf. Caldow, (a) Trees, (b) Requiem; 9.51, instramental trio, Bosworth-hemus-Towsey Trio, "Trio, Third and Fourth Movements" (Saint Saens); 9.59, tenor solo, Mr. B.' O'Malley, "Dreams"; 10.3 soprano solo, Miss Christina Ormiston, "Solveig's Song"; 10.7, vocal quartet, Premier Quartet, "Spinning Chorus" from "Martha." Wellington, 2YA (420 metres).—6 p.m. children's hour; 7.0, news session; 7.10, lecturette, representative of Agricultural Department; 8.0, march, Salvation Army Silver Band, "The Veteran"; 8.6, old Irish song, the Mellow Fellows, "The Dear Little Shamrock"; 8.10, pianoforte solo, Master Haydn Rodway, "Automne, Op. 35'' (Chaminade); 8.15, recital, Miss Gladys Gunn, "The Telegram"; 8.19, vocal solo, the Tenor Fellow, "She Is Far From The Land"; 8.23, selection, band, "The Voyage to Heaven"; 8.36, hymn and selection. Salvation Army Band, (a) "Horbury, ' (b) "St. Agnes"; Bio, song at piano, Mr. Billy Hart, "Russian Lullaby"; 8.44, cornet solo, Conductor H. Dutton, "Largo in G" (Handel); 8.49, dirge, Two Fellows, "The Merry Vagabonds"; 8.54, selection, band, "Songs of Ireland"; 9.2, lecturette, Mr. Black, of the Tourist Resorts"; 9.13, cornet duet Conductor Dutton and Bandsman Collin, "Ida an <l °' 20 ' humour, The Funny iellow, Joe Miirgatroyd Soya"; 9.25, pianoforte solo, Master Haydn Rodway, "Y Deryn Pur; 9JO, chorus, band, "And Ihe Glory Of fhe Lord" from' "Messiah (Handel); 9.35, spasm, The Bass Fellow, "MacNamaras Band"; 9.39, march, band, Keighley Citadel"; 9.44, recital, Miss Gladys G,unn, "The Day Is Done"; 9.49, song at piano, Mr. Billy Hart, "Positively, Absolutely ; 11.53, • selection, band, "In Innnanuel a Praise"; 9.57, novelty, The Mellow tellows, "A Quartet Rehearsal"; 10.0, chorus, band, "Hallelujah Chorus."

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME#. Auckland, IYA (333 metre#).—3 p.m. •elected studio itemn; 4.0, literary selection* by Mr. Culfoul Bell; 6.0, children'# session; 7.15, talk on motoring by Mr. G. Campbell; 7.30, news and reports; 8.0, relay orchestral overture from Strand Theatre; 8.18, vocal qiiartet, Waiata' Quartet, "Sir Fanch and the Fairy," from Breton folk songs; B.2o,,baritone solo, Mr. John Bree, "For the Green"; 8.24, instrumental . trio, Bosworth-Hemiiis-Toweey Trio, "Romance and Humoregke"; 8.33, soprano solo, Miss Lola Solomon, "Voi Che Sapete" from "Nozze di Figaro"; 8.38, recital, Mr. J. F. Montague, "Impeachment of Warren Hastings"; 8.43, vocal trio, Waiata Trio, "The Nightingale" from Breton folk songs; 8.48, pianoforte solos, Mr. Cyril Towsey, (a) "Berceuse"; (b) "Valse Caprice"; 8.33, mezzo-soprano solo, Madame Mary Tow•ey, "Hame"; 9.11, vocal trio, The Snappy Three, (a) "Birth of the Blues"; (b) "Oh, If I Only Had You"; 9.18, recitals, Mr. J. F. Montague, (a) "A Denominational Garden," (b) Dickens' sketch, "Montague Tigg"; 9.26, instrumental trios, Boeworth-Hemus-Towsey Trio, (a) "Cradle Song", (b) "The Wood Nymph"; 9.34, vocal quartet, Waiata Quartet, "The Spinning Wheel" from Breton folk songs; 9.38, tenor •ol 0, Mr. James Simpson. "Sylvelin"; 9.42 mezzo-soprano solo, Madame Mary Towsey, "A Memory"; 9.46, instrumental trio! Bosworth-Hemtis-Towsey Trio, "Trio —Duetto and Finale"; 9.53, yocal trio. Snappy Thr«e, (a) "Me and My Shadow, (b) piano, joxi selection, (c) You Don t Like It, Not Much"; 10.0, baritone solo, Mr. J. Bree, "LoIiU";10.4 vocal quartet, Waiata Quartet, "Sir Peter's Night" from Breton folk songs. Wellington, 2YA (420 metres).—2 p.m., relay resumes of cricket match, Wellington versus Australia, from Basin Reserve; % lay interspersed Urith selected gramq-' phone items, and lecturette by Miss Christian on "Gas Cooking"; 6.0, children* hour; 7.0, news session and sports r#r suits; 7.40, lecturette, Mr. D. G. Paris, Wellington Centre, A.AA., "Athletics";'! 8.1, overture, introduction "Merrie England"; 8.5, Vocal quartet, th% Etude < Quartet, "My Own Conntree"; 8.9, , VnoKfOu* xeciUl, Mr. Peter Dorrain,

"The Subaltern Buys the King"; 8.14, 'baritone eolo, Mr. Kav Kemp, "l)e Oi' Ark's A'movering"; 8.18, instrumental trio, S.vmonds-Ellwood-Sliort Trio, "First* Movement, D Minor Trio"; 8.28, contralto nolo, Miss Rait Arnold, "Trees"; 8.32, hits and harmonies, the Glad Idlers, (a) "Go, Wash an Elephant," (b) "The Good Little Boy"; 8.42, pianoforte eolo, Mr. Gordon Shorty "Minuet ;ind Scherzo from Sonata in E Flat)) Beethoven); 8.48, vocal quartet, the Etude Quartet* "O, Dry Those Tears"; 8.52, humour, the Two Boiled" Owls, "The Two Black Crown"; 9.1, lecturette, Editor-announcer, "Imperial Affairs"; 0.12, tenor solo, Mr. Frank Skinner, "Sylvelin"; 9.16, instrumental trio, Symons-Ellwood-Short Trio, "Scherzo from J) Minor Trio" (Schumann); 9.2(>, humorous recital*,, Mr. i'eter Dorrain, (a) "A Code of Morals," (b) "Shelter"; 9.34, baritone solo and quartet, Mr. Ray Kemp and Etude Quartet. "Maya's in tiie Cold, Cold Ground'; 9.38, hits and harmonics, the Glad idlers.

Christchurch, 3YA (306 metres).—6 p.m., children's hour; 7.13, news and reports; '.31;, talk, Mr. A. L. Chappell, of Philatelic Society, "Stamps with Stories"; 8, relay orchestral selections from Everybody's Picture Theatre, Madame Gower-Burns' Grand Operatic Quartet will prespnt a Maori vocal musical concert; 8.15, tenor solo and quartet, Mr.* Harold Prescott, Madame Gower-Burns, Miss Jessie King, and Mr. Bernard Rennell, "Two Poi Songs"; 8.20, reading, Miss Dorothy Jenkin, "Discovery of New Zealand"; 8.26, contralto solo, Miss Jessie King, "Waiata Maori"; 8.30, instrumental trio, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, "Andante and Scherzo, from Trio in C Minor" (Mendelssohn); 8.41, baritone solo, Mr. Bernard Rennell, "Hari Tome Moaru"; 8.44, 'cello solo, Mr. Harold Beck, "Rawhiti"; 8.49, soprano solo, Madame Gower-Burns, ballad from the Maori opera, "Hinemoa"; 8.53, tenor solo, Mr. Harold,Prescott; 8.56, duet, with quartet, Madame Gower-Bruns and Miss Jessie King and operatic quartet,

"Titi Torea"; 9.15, contralto solo. Miss Jessie King, "A Maori Slumber Song"; !).18, tenor solo, Mr. Harold l'rcecott; 9.22, instrumental trio, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) "Farniente," (b) "Andante Scherzo" (Mathais); 9.32, soprano solo, Madame Gower-Burns, "Waiata Poi"; 9.36, Maori Miss Dorothy Jenkin, (a) "Henare Tarotoa," (b) "A Maori Battle Song"; 9.44, baritone solo, Mr. "Bernard Rennell, "Pokare Hare Hare"; 9.48,. solo, Mr. Harold Beck, "Maori Lullaby"; 9.53, baritone solo and quartet, solo by Mr. Bernard Kennell and tyladame GowerBurns, Miss Jessie King and Mr. Harld Prescott, "Song of the Locust."