OVER THE AERIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 184, 6 August 1927, Page 8

OVER THE AERIAL.

WEEK-END BROADCASTS.

Week-end programmes to be sent out byNew Zealand and Australian stations this evening are:— Aaeklantf, IYA (333 metres).—7.ls p.m., news service; 8 p.m.. relay of overture from Strand Theatre; Mr. F. Baker, baritone, songa; Mrs. V. Bartley, musical monologue; aonga by Bohemian Duo; Mr. J. Kennedy, bass baritone, Maori folk songs; Mr. Abel Rowe. tenor, songs. To-morrow: 7 p.m., relay of service from Pitt Street Methodist Church, the Kev. h. Dalby preaching; songs by choir; anthem, "Sweet m the Sunlight," aolo by Mrs Leather; Mr. 11. B. Bickerton, organ solos; selection by vocal quartet; Mrs. and Miss Leather, vocal duet, "When I Survey" (Jude); Miss N'. Woods, vocal solo; 9 p.m., gramophone lecital from studio. WalllitftMl, 2YA (420 metres) .-7.13 p.m., newa service; 8 p.m., relay of chimes of Wellington Post Otiice clock; selections by studio orchestra; items by Comedy Duo; Messrs. C. Sonl and M. Kenny, steel guitar selections; Mr. L. Wilkins, bells aolo. To-morrow 7 p.m., relay of service from St. Andrew'a Presbyteiian Church, tha Rev. V. E. Harry preaching on "Troubles That Vver Come"; 8.15 p.m., relay of concert ly Port Nicholson Silver Band at Grand opera House. Chrlstchurch, 3YA (300 metres).-6.20 p.m., children's session; 7.15 p.m., news sev- \ ice; 8 p.m., relay of orchestral music from < iratal Palace Picture Theatre; Mr. L. S'i imshaw, tenor, songa; Mr. T. L. Diiiiiii'iond, mouth organ solo; Mrs. William. Murdoch, mezzo-soprano, songs; Minn Lucy Cowan and Mr. J. L'arwell. comedy sketch; Mr. F. R. Munro, steel guitar solos: reliiy >>f dance music from Winter Garden Cabaret, To-monow: 7 p.m., relay of church service. Ounedin, 4YA (403 nulresl.-3 p.m., iclnv of description of Itughy match Southland v. Otiigo. To-inorrow: 7 p.m.. relay m' church service: H.:;o p.m., studio concert. Sydney, 2FC (412 metres).—7.ls p.m., talks to children by "Hello Man"; serial story for elder children; dinner music; H. 30 p.m., news service; 0.30 p.m.. concert progt amine, including orchestral relay; vocal and instrumental items; dance music. To-morrow: 7.30 p.m., vocal and instrumental items; 8.30 p.m., relay of service from iiv. James' Church; 10 p.m., selections by Leiohhardt District Band; vocal and instrumental items. Sydney, 2BL {'.IXi metres).—7.l3 p.m., talks to children by "Incle George"; SAo p.m., news service; 0.30 p.m., concert programme, including selections by Broadcasters' Topical Chorus; vocal and instrumental items; dame music. To-morrow: V.15 p.m., service for children; 8.3»> p.m.. relay of service from Petersham Baptist Church; 10 p.m., relay of recital by North Sydney Tramways Hand; 1130 p.m.. violin recital from studio by Mr. Gerald Walenn. Melbourne, 3LO (371' metres).—7 p.m., entertainment for children; 8 p.m., news service; 8.45 p.m., talk on Esperanto by Mr. IS. Kawuon: & p.m., talk on "Barnacles' by Mr. F. Chapman, of National Museum; :U.» p.m., talk on trip to Rmsia by an Australian; 9.30 pjn., conceit programme, including selections by Newport Workshops Brass Baud: Klsa Stialia, soprano. songs; selection* from concert by Melbourne Choral I'nion: vocal and instrumental items; dance music. To-morrow: fl.'M) p.m.. relay of chinch service; 9 p.m.. i oncert of vocal and instrumental items from studio.

Brisbane, 4QG (38.5 metre*!.— B p.m., stories for children by "Uncle Ben": y.40 p.m., news service: 9.30 p.m., relay of description of prominent Brisbane foundry; 10.30 p.m., concert programme, including selection* by banjo trio: vocal and instrumental items: danrc music. To-morrow: i'.'M p.m., entertainment for children; 0 r> m.. relay of service from Albeit Htreet Methodist Church: 10 p.m., relay of cofl-'■i.-it by Brisbane Municipal Concert Band.