OVER THE AERIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 185, 8 August 1927, Page 6

OVER THE AERIAL.

BROADCASTS THIS EVENING. to l'f »"nt out thin evening \.v \i-\v /I'iilatul utid Auntiuhiwi itutioiiH .it- UN tollow: — Auckland. IYA.— Silr-nt <lny. Wellington, 2YA (VJO mottrs).--T.I.J ■■in., Ihmvh wrvii-r; 8.0 i>. m., inneci t. pin;i:imm«\ including Mr. K. 11. Dcllow, , inn. iii hours, Mi.* M\i!i S:iw.v»t. m>|u.ni>>. ■.iilum; Mr. A. «'. I In. Uγ. tmor, m>|hn; Mi™ IJutli K»-i<l. violin w.lom; .Mi** A. Mcl>mit. ■ ■•iilrnlto, «.ilpk; In turcttr. "The 'l'reuti>.nil Hi thf I *«-1 > iiodiiin Karen by tluItritiuli Imiu.ii*. , l»y Sir ftohrrt Stout, i.m h«"t»rul Hflf< tiitnn; talk. "Studies from llm-Upii*." \i\ Mr. I Irmrnt May. Chrlitohureh, 3YA i.'MXJ metric).—O.to i>.m., tulkM tii children by "Uncle S«ni", . I.i ii.hi.. n«'v»» nfivii.'p; 7.30 p.m., talk on "Htifike" by Mi. K. •'. Boll; 8 p.m., conceit l>v ( hii*trlunch Municipal Hand and .iHKiHtme vocalist*; bund item* include mat < h. "Flntry ot tho (JUdiotore" (Fuiok); h •l.'i-tinn, "|)«wn i>f Spring" (Lβ Ihw); iA4!ii|ic, "AiiNtinl' , (Hnlrhl; air, "Hand"ii . tnini* liv MirtH Khuia Stewart, i.f|niiiiii; Mi. \V. .1. Siilk.'lH. ImiKs; Mi»s \ inli't 1..>|.-lr\, mvuo -Hopiano; and Mi. i Will, (.inii. Dunedln, 4YA.—Pilont <Uy. Sydney, 20L in<Mre«).»7.ls p.m., i '■■ f ert :i i ti'iiriit fur children; 8.3d p.m., <i»i'iii| re.in,try N.'naion; t) p.m., talk on ti-iniM l>y I»r. M< Kllione; 0..10 p.m., conifit pi "ui .iniiiK', including nelcctione l).v Hi oH'iriMtPiK* Topirnl Chorun; itt-ma by S\ d OwfriM lxinjo bund: roliiy of Xowtown M.inl piogiunnnr" troni Indimtrial Hall; v.» nl unci inntmnu-ntnl itpme. Sydney. 2FC (Hi mi-tree).—7.2s p.m.. t.<lk« to rhildtpti liv "Hello Man"; eerial Kt'n-v lor i.lclir children; 8.40 p.m., newt "iiii'i !)."> p.m., Mm. A. A. Ilolman in tlio orinnd cit it KiTicM of travel t.ilke pnJiiird ■H-aiify Hpiin <>f Grout Hntain"; "■ '-•' f>lll., icpiicnit, pii'unimmp, including I i .ml.not from ll,y Mnjcutj-'p Thfatre, ■'■liir-y. f>i ijip »toiy of the opera. "MaiUint* l'(>ni| ncloiti"; n»«lmtionn from the "Ifni in<liic|c iivoi liirr. "Ma<lnme I'onipadoin". mm<t, "Ciiimiil 'I imo," and enMi inlilffi; Ki.Kfir Warwick and Kilern Dawn in it nkftcli cutitlrd "( it nun and Kffrct"; M»,il and iiidtnimi'ntul itcnm fiom nttidio; iiiimu! m.uij.rt.ition N.i. .T; mueic by Mont>:.'inrrv'i» Dump Oirhmtrn. Meluoorne. 3LO (371 motreii).-f1..T0 p.m., nit.nrt iinmrnt for children; 8.10 p.m., '"'"" Kfivire; relay of ptnwainme from -MM . Nvditpy (Ken ahovr); dunce mimic by ■ 100 Aionnon and hin Synco-Symphonietu.

TOMORROW'S PROGRAMMES. Auckland, IYA (333 metree).-e.30 p.m.. lulln-n'n seMion, Aunt Betty; 7.13 p.m., """i «n<i information wemon; 7.30 p.m. to *> p.m.. tnlk on WirclpM by Mr. K. W. \t.ihoney; « p.m., rhimea; relay of over* !u.p from Majentte Theatre. Mr. .T. Whitni ii Wniiah. ronrliwtor; baM »r>lo, Air. '"••It Dawfton, (a) "Fn God'a Own Kerpi r;" (Thonipnon). (b) "Ro.witer Doynter" . < ;<-i|iUrcinl, Auckland Saxophone bund, ii 'Irivnraruill March." (l>) "Mooni<l In"; Mxnphnnf duet. Mrwri. riekerinn in.l H. KinfrHland, "O Sole Alio" (Di 1 ii nil: liniitnne golo, Mr. J. Drer, I '.lit .in" (f,r.hil; onxophone solo. Mr. K. I'l'k.-rma. "Ilumoresque" (Dvorak); snxol>!»nn«» ruartef, Mrnnrn. Kingelaml, Bowman, 1 »Miilli-y hikl I'ickerine, "Am ilea and • Inn kirn"; Amklnnd Haxophone Band, "livening Thought*"; 1) p.m., weather ifjinrt; flay fiom Majentio Theatre; \n> kUnd Saxophone Band, (a) "Triumphal March" (Bennett), (b) "Bluehinir Roxe"; '''Kiition. Mr. V. Dnweon. (a) "If We Only Kii-w" iSpurr). (b) "jr.v Beantly EyeI'ii's" I Reynold*); duet, Menurs Pickrrinn mid Kingnlnnd. "Kxcelirior"; quartet. Mpmi-k. KinanUnd. Bowman. O'Malley and I'i. kering. "Minerero" from "11 i \ erdi); baritone, Mr. .1. Bree, (a) "When SprinK Cnmw to tho Inland*" (b) ' lnMcf.ua , ' (Kihn); Aurkland Saxophone is.-.id. (a) •"Local Trido March," ib)

Wellington, 2YA (420 mrtrrii).-7.1.1 p.m., 1 ■' Niftt..; 8 p.m.. rhinipn; 8,1 p.m., Sturlio 'M'hrntrn: 8.7 p.m., vornl quartet; 8.11 '";', violin; 8.1.1, vocal duet; g.lfl p.m.. '■'■II": B£l p.m., vocal quartet. VVuiita 'fiiutct; H. 27 p.m.. piano; 8.41 p.m.. rmnl ■I'n-f, 8 ».". p.m.. itmMumerital. Studio Or-■iK-ftra; K M p.m., t.-m.r; Hlto p.m.. conifllto w)lo; HMi p.m., «reath«r report; 00 iiKfrmnrntnl; (t.1.1 p.m., vocal quartrt- 9 17 i"ii., violin; 021 pm.. tenor; 0.2fl p.m.. ">mrnlto; ".-TO p m . Vollo; 0.34 p.m., vocal •ni.'irtft; U.:& p.m.. l.antone; f1.42 p.m I'isino. fitnHirt pianint. Chrlstohuroh, 3YA f<ne metre*).-11.30 i rii.. fpernil ncMion. doncription of proinew« ot the Cnnt.erl.ury Jockey Club'i (*ij\ntl \ation«l Sterpjrrliaae meetine. Dun»dl«. 4YA (4.5fl mrtrc«).-3 to 4.10 pm., afternoon conceit; Town Hall '■'"mea; Hμ Mnnter'. Voirt. rental: adrlrew. I'v Alma M. Puecheeu.l, on "Interior l^omion , ; rtudio ,t.-m.; BfK>k talk In M'-H. Greenwood, lihrarimi, D.modin i tT?sir*i Hi ' rn Xo ™ «"h«i ■ ■>•»•,• (.■,..t, ■.•'■>..