OVER THE AERIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 164, 13 July 1928, Page 6

OVER THE AERIAL.

BROADCASTS THIS EVENING.

The programmes to ce sent out by New Zealand and Australian stations tills* evening: arc as follow:—

Auckland, IYA (333 metres).—4.2s p.m., sports results; 4.30, close down; 0.0, jdiildren's session, conducted by Nod; 7.0, close down; 7.1 r», talk. Mr. Geo. Campbell, "Motoring"; 7.30, news and market reports; 7.45. close down; chimes; 8.1, overture, record. "Zar.ipa" (Herold); 8.9, vocal quartet, Madame Mary Towsey's Quartet, "Cradle Song" (Brahms); 8.13, baritmie, Mr. John Bree, "Miri Dye" (i.ohr); 8.17, Instrumental solo, Auckland Trio, "Finale Trom Trio in B Flat" (Schubert); 8.27, novelty, The Wizard, Word Wangles; 8.47, 'cello. Miss Molly Wright, "Tarantelle" (Popper): 8.52, soprano, Madame Mary Towsey, "Nocturne" (Head); 8.56, weather forecast; 8.57, play, Mr. J. F. Montague and Auckland Comedy Players, one-act comedy, "The Playwright" (Drury/; 9.17, tenor. Mr. John McDougail, "O Western Wind" (Brake); 9.21, orchestra, record, "Faust" selections (Gounod;; U. 29, soprano, Miss Nora Tracey, "April is a Lady" (Phillips); 9.33, organ, record, "Marche Triomphale" (Lemmens); 9.37, baritone, Mr. John Bree. "How Deep the Slumber or the Floods"; 9.41, contralto, Miss Gwenyth Evans, "Ave Maria" (Mascherlni) ; 9.45, elocution, Mr. J. K. Montague, "Sir George Grey's Speech to the Citizens of Auckland"; "Imph-in"; 9.53, tenor, Mr. i. McDougail, "1 Hear a Thrush at Eve" (Cadman); it.sß, soprano, Madame Mary Towsey, "Klegie" ('cello obllgato. Miss Mollie Wright), (Schlrmer Massenet); 10.2, instrumental trio, Auckland Trio. "Second Valse" (Godard); 10.10, voea! quartet, Madame Mary Towsey's Quartet, "Gipsy Chorus" ("Bohemian Girl"), (Balfe).

Wellington. 2YA (120 metres).—4.30 and 4.55 p.m., sports results to hand; D.o, close down; 0.0, children's session; 7.0, news session, market reports and sports results; 8.0, chimes or the U.P.O. clock; 8.1, overture; 8.0, vocal trio; 8.13, Instrumental trios; 8.20, tenor solo; 8.24, instrumental trio; 8.31, soprano solos; 8.40, humour; 8.47, operatic selection; 8.57, baritone solo; 9.1, weather forecast; 9.3, vocal duet; 9.7, repeat number; 9.15, vocal quartet; 9.19, novelty Items; 9.26, instrumental trios; 9.33, contralto solo; 9.37, orchestral selection; 9.49, vocal quartet; 9.51, vocal duet; 9.55, instrumental.

Christohuroh, 3YA (306 metres). —4.25 p.m., sports results; 4.30, close down; 6.0, children's hour; 7.15, news session; 7.30, sports review (Mr. J. K. Moloney), Rugby rootball; 8.0, cblmes and overture; specially fleeted vocal and Instrumental numbers.

Sydney, 2FC (142 metres). —7.15 p.m., children's session; 8.30, orchestra; 9.13, studio music; 9.22, old-time numbers arranged by Madame Baker; 9.30, Foster and l-'ay, musical memories; 9.40, vocal and instrumental items.

Sydney, 2BL (353 metres).—9.3o p.m.. Broadcasters' Topical Chorus; 9.33, Broadcasters' Instrumental Trio; o.io, vocal and instrumental Items.

Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres). —7.30 p.m., children's hour; 8.30, progress results of Tour de France road cycling championship; 8.45, J. M. Ward speaks on "Orchard Management"; 9.3 1, selections l>y Coilfngwood Citizens' Band, at intervals; 9.40, vocal and instrumental items. Melbourne, 3AR (is* metres). —6.30 p.m., miscellaneous programme, including Uipsy Players and community singing. Brisbane, 4QQ (385 metres;. —7.40 p.m., varied programme, Including irisli songs. TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES. Auckland, IVA (333 metres). — 2.45 p.m., relay description or Rugby rootball from Eden Park; announcer, Mr. W. J. Meredith; 4.30, close down; 6, children's session, conducted by Cinderella; 7, close down; 7.15, news and sports results; 7.45, close down; 8, chimes; 8.1, relay prince Edward Theatre. Orchestra; 8.11, vocal quartet, the Lyric Quartet, "Some Folks Say" (lluntly); 8.15, banjo record. "The insurgents' Patrol" (Turner); 8.19, tenor, Mr. Arthur Ripley, "An Evening song" (Rlumenthal); 8.a:!, vocal and Instrumental, the Bohemian Trio, Hawaiian melodies, "Lei Aloha" (MSS.), (traditional), "Hula Lit" (MSS.), (traditional): 8.31, humour, Mr. A. McElwaln, some humour; 8.3 C. vocal duet. Messrs. Thomas and Richards, "Songs of Sailors and Comrades" (Cltampe); 8.4 1, vocal and Instrumental, the liohemlan Trio, "Ukulele Dream Olrl" (MSS.). (Low), guitar solo, "Hawaiian It.tg" omss.), (Ferara); 8.49, relay Prince Edward Theatre Orchestra, entr'acte; 8.59, evening forecast; 9, tenor, Mr. Herbert Richards, "Like Stars Above" (Squire); 9.4, banjo record. "Queen of the Hurlesque" (Turner); 9.8, bass. Mr. Ernest Thomas, "Yeoman's Wedding Song" (Ponlatowsky); 9.1 v», vocal quartet, the Lyric Quartet, "Fishing" (Parkes); 9.16, relay, the Internationals, from Dixieland Cabaret, under Mr. Hsrry Nellson, dance music. Wellington, 4VA (420 niotres). — 18 noon, relay description of Wellington Racing Club's winter meeting at Trentham: 2.45, relay description or football match at Athletic Park, Interspersed with description 0 f rarp meeting at Trentham; 6, children's session: 7. news session, niaran<' snorts results; 7.4 0, le«- « Mind or the Child." by Pronpri rkJ 1 - Gould; 8. chimes or the Bimm» K ii..' special vaudeville proInteneliMPß B1 " ck an(l White in . y « 2YA . or chestra lawaenonsj s.l. potted ovar-j

ture; 8.1 t. chorus; S.lO, recital; 8.50 jazz pianoforte solo; s.i:s. vocai duet'' x.-.'o, humorous skclch; 8.35, llexotone solo; 8.30, dramatic recital; 8.44, song and chorus; 8.48, humour; 8.53, reoeat numbers: v.I, weather forecast; u.3, vocal duets; <j mandolin solo with truitar accompaniment; <j.i;i, Maori vocal numbers; jt.i'o. sketch; o.vr», baritone solo with chorus; i. instrumental selection soprano solo; 0.43, llexotone solo' '■'.i,, vocal duel; mandolin solo with guitar accompaniment; y.55, chorus- lu nance programme.

Christchurch, 3YA ClOr, metresK C i 5 p.m., description oi Huguy football match ironi l.ancaster Park; o, children's hour; . .l!>, news session; 7.30, sports results- ?. ehiines and overture; concert uroSiaiiiiue. *

Sydney, 2FC ( I i-J metres).—7.ls p.m. children s session; S.-.'o, orchestra; s*4u'' snidio music; '.i.I;:, violinist, Daisy lticiiards; ii. popular songs, J.ila'Hayne; y>ocal. i.harles i,awrcnce ana Ken .Maurice; u. 10. piano, l.indley Evans; 9.5u baritone, Hoy Hu-seil; 0.55, Daisy Itichaids; ui.O, Kila Hay lie; u».li, 'Charles Lawrence and Ken .Maurice; 10.24, Kindiey Evans; 10.34, bird and animal imitator Archie Shinn; 10. ii. Hoy llusseli; io.i)i, play, " I illy of Hlooinsbury," li \\. Varna Company; 11.is, incidental music to part l».; 11.54, Ambassadors Dance Orchestra and studio music until 1.15 a.m.

Bydney, 2BL (353 metres).—9.3o p.m. Broadcasters' Topical Chorus; 0.33, >vinphony orchestra; ti.45. Wurlilzer organ; y.oi, talk on the Aborigines, by Bringa--10.15. Meli Crane and Alt'. Lewis, entertainers; 10.:i5, Deph and Daph; 10.45, orchestra; 10.55. .Nell Crane alia Alf. Lawrence; it.r>, MHiirs at the jiiano. Beryl Scott; li.itf, orcnestra; it.-js, Deph and L'aph; 11.3;', Beryl Scott; 11.3D, organ; 1-. Weutworth Cafe orchestra until 1.15 a.m.

Melbourne, 3CO (371 metres). —730 p.m., children's hour; 8.30, progress results Tour de France road cycling championship; 8.45, lectures; 0.31, concert items by 57th Battalion Baud, vocal and instrumental items; 10.-.'3. wrestling description I'rom stadium; 11.4'5. band and vocal items; 1 -j. 31, dance music by the \agabonds orchestra.

Melbourne, 3AR (184 metres). — 0 31 p.m., selections by May's Band, items bv oipsy Players, studio orchestra and assisting artists, one-act play. "Shadows." Brisbane, 4QG (385 metres).—7.3o p m news and results; 0.15. lecture; 030* relay commercial travellers' concert