RADIO BROADCASTS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 251, 22 October 1926, Page 14

RADIO BROADCASTS.

PROGRAMMES TOR THIS EVENING

Following are the programmes to be sent, out .by New Zealand and Australian stations this, evening:— .. Auckland four selections, - Peerless .Orchestra; contralto solos,."Silver Ring (Chaminade), "Lovely Spring," "Sink, Red Sun" (Del Riego), Miss Jessie Smith; violin solos, "Hunioresque" (Dvorak), "Sarena," "Concerto," Mr. Haydn Murray; baritone solos, "Stone Cracker John" (Coates), "Invictus" (Huhn), Mr. A. H. Turner; dramatic play, "The Mobswomen" (four characters), The Griffiths Players; concertina eolos, "Melaiee," "Gavotte,". Mr. J. Denham; relay of Rialto .Theatre Orchestra; pianoforte solo, "Autumn" (Chaminade), studio pianist; flute solos, three selected numbers, ilr. L. Ranger.

Christchurch 3 YA.—Studio Concert and relay of orchestral music.

Dunedin 4YA.—Farmers' session, arranged by Mr. R. 8., Tennent, of the Department of Agriculture. Address, "The Growing of Supplementary Forage Crops,'' by the Fields Division, followed by "Talk to Farmers' Wives," by Professor Anne Strong, Otago University. Concert. Wellington 2YK.—Studio Concert of latest Bristol rolls andVecorde and relay of Manuel Hyman's Exhibition Band from Adelphi Cabaret. Sydney 2FC (442 metres).—Talks to children by the "Hello Man"; a serial story for elder children; news service; broadcast of concert by the 2FC hospital concert party from the Hospital for Incurables; a talk on Japan by Miss Gertrude Mack; broadcast of orchestral music from the Crystal Palace; broadcast of dance music from the Wentwortli Hotel.

Sydney 2BL (353 . metres).—Entertainment for children by Miss Monica Scully; selections by the Pavilion Dinner Orchestra; news service; items by the King's Mandolin ; -Orchestra; a number of vocal and instrumental items.

Melbourne 3L0.—12 noon, news service, stock exchange information, meteorological information; 1 p.m., studio orchestra, 2.30 p.m., Metropolitan Fire ■Brigade at work and play, selections by the band and descriptions by Deputy Fire Chief Wilkins; 4.45 p.m., news service, stock exchange information; 5 p.m., children's song competition, radio voice trials; 6.40 p.m., news session, stock exchange information, river reports, market reports; 7.20 p.m., a lecture under the auspices of the Department of Agriculture; 7.40 p.m., Mr. E. C. H. Taylor, '"School Life and School Sport"; 8. p.m., Scotch College Concert transmitted from the Auditorium; 9 p.m. (approx.)., a lecture under the auspices of the Engineering Standards Association; 10.30 p.m., news session; 11.01 p.m., dance music by the 3LO Dance Orchestra; 11.40 p.m., God Save the King.

MELBOURNE'S PROGRAMME TO-MORROW.

3LO' Melbourne.—9 a.m., children's song competition, radio voice tlrials; 12 noon, news session. Stock Exchange information, meteorological information; 1 p.m., studio orchestra; 2 p.m., sporting results; 3 p.m. 3LO Dance Orchestra, sporting results; 5 p.m., close down; 5.45 p.m., sporting results, concert; 6.40 p.m., news session, Stock Exchange information, river reports, market reports; 7.20 p.m., a chat about the Boy Scout movement; 7.40 p.m., a lecture by Mr. Prescott; 8 p.m., a lecture under the auspices of 'the V.A.A.A.; 8.15 p.m., studio concert; 11 p.m., Our Great Thought; 11.1 p.m., dance music by the 3LO Dance Orchestra; 11.40 p.m.,