OVER THE AERIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 88, 14 April 1927, Page 6

OVER THE AERIAL.

EASTER BROADCASTS.

New Zealand stations will not send out programmes to-morrow (Good Friday) but Australian stations will broadcast Following are the programmes to be sent out by New Zealand stations this evening and Australian stations to-morrow:— Auckland, IYA (420 metres).—7.ls p.m to 7A'i p.m.. news service, including a talk on "A Lecturer's Experience of Broad casting" bv Mr. N. Rankin and "Phy ical Culture"' by Mr. N. Kerr; 8 p.m. tc 10 p.m. concert. Relay orchestral music from Empress Theatre; Miss J. Smith contralto, songs; Mr. A. Brown, xylo phone solos; Mr. V. Bedford, flute solos; Mrs. Parry, soprano, songs; Mr. N. Rankin, baritone, songs; Mr. P. Dawson dramatic recitation, "Pigtail of Li Famj Poo." Wellington. 2YK.—Silent day. thristchurch, 3YA (400 metres).—7.l£ p.m. to 7.40 p.m., news service, including talk to women by Miss Shaw; 8 p.m. tc ] f > p.m.. concert. Relay orchestral music frr.sii Liberty Theatre; vocal and instruI'.ie:it;i! items. Dunedin. 4YA (380 metres).— 7 p.m. tc £ p.m.. studio request items; 8 p.m. to K p.m.. concert. Relay orchestral music from Empire Theatre; vocal and instrumental items. Sydney. 2FC U42 metres).—Talks tc children by "Hello Man"; news service; tiilk bytlie technical editor of "Wireless Y» eekly' ; broadcast .rora the . studio foi the lirst time of the musical playet "Mail of Japan"; selections by the 2EC danci band: talk on whaling experiences b\ Captain Frank Hurley; vocal and instru mental items. To-morrow -vening broad cast of Cord FHda<- evening concert fron Lyceum '1 heatre by the 2FC concer party: vocal and instrumental items. Sydney, 2BL (333 metres).—Entertair ment for children, news service: items b Broadcasters' Topical Chorus; selection by the Manly combined choirs with chorus of over 8C voices; relay danc music. To-morrow: Selections by Broa< casters' Trio; vocal and instrument; items. Brisbane, 4Qfi (.W metres).—Stori. for children by "The Sandman - '; fanner session including lecture. "A Talk' c Sheep Raising" by Mr. -1. Carew. i structor in sheep and wool: news servie talk on books by Mr. W. A. Braide orchestral music, vocal and instrument Melbourne. 3LO (371 metres).—ll a.n St. Paul's Cathedral; 7.30 p.m.. Stame: "Crucifixion," from St. Paul's Cathedr; '.) p.m.. selections from "Elijah." arrang by Mr. Win. G. James; soloists: El: liavies soprano. J. Alexander Bro\ baritone, Ina Lillvcrap contralto. Malco Semple tenor. Melboitrne Choral Unio 10.30 p.m., "God Save the King."