OVER THE AERIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 214, 10 September 1928, Page 6

OVER THE AERIAL.

BROADCASTS THIS EVENING. i Programmes to be sent out this evening by New Zealand and Australian stations are as rollows:— Auokland, IYA (333 metres).—Silent far. Auckland, IZB (275 metres).—B.3o p.m., children's session; 7.30, programme nupplied by Messrs. A. H. Nathan, Ltd. Wellington, SYA (430 metres). —S p.m., children's session; 7.0, news, markets and sports; 8.0, chimes; 8.1, overture, orchestra, "MIrelle"; 8.11, Ariel Singers, "Tally Ho"; 8.14, violin, Ava Symons, "Andante Symphonic"; 8.30, bass, J. M. Caldwell, "Rolling Down to Rio"; 8.24, orchestra, "Humorous Danse," "Venetian Lovo Danse"; 8.32, soprano, Jeanctta Briggs, "Vllanelle"; 8.35, elocution, A Stanley Warwick, "The Well or St. Keyne"; 8.41, orchestra; 8.40, baritone, Ernest Short, "The Sun God," "How's My Boy?" "Three"; 0.1, organ, H. Temple White, "Le Soir," "Chorale and Minuet"; 0.11, tenor, Roy Hill, "To Daisies," "Oh Mistress Mine"; 8.17, 'cello, George EUwood, "Serenade Oiientale"; 0.33, A. Stanley Warwick, "The Subaltern Buys the Ring"; 0.28, mezzo-contralto, Ngalre Coster, "II Segreto"; 0.31, orchestra, "Ascanlo Ballet Suite," part 2; 0.43, J. M. Caldwell, "Harlequin"; 0.47, piano, Alice Duff, ■elected; 0.55, Jeannette Briggs and Ngalre Coster, "Venetian Boat Song"; 9.59, choral with orchestra, "A Breath of Our Inspiration," "We Are the Musicmakers."

Chrlatohuroh, 3YA (300 metres). —3 p.m., afternoon session, selected studio Items; 4.25, sports results; 6.0, children's Hour, "A Night In Hawaii," with ScatterJoy and her little friends; 7.15, news session; 8.0, chimes, studio concert by Derry's Military Band and assisting artists; 8.1, march, hand; 8.18, selection, hand; 8.30, happy songs at the piano; 8.36, instrumental trio, Chrlstchurch Broadcasting: Trio; 8.44, mezzo-contralto solos, Mrs. Bingham Puddey; 8.51, allegro moderate, band; 0.3, weather report; 0.5, talk, Mr. Mark Rolls; 0.20, overtures; 0.28, baritone song, Mr. James Taylor; 9.32, happy songs at the piano; 0.38, instrumental; 9.44, humorous descriptive sketch, hand; 9.56, mezzo-contralto solos, Mrs. Bingham Puddey; 10.1, fox trot march, hand. Sydney, 2FC (442 metres). —6.45 pjn., children's session; 7.30, studio music; 7.45, news and markets; 8.30, dinner music; 0.2, piano solo; 0.8, bridge talk, Graham Kent; 0.20, selected, "Mr. Medley and Mr. Motley"; 0.30, programme of dance music by Cec. Morrison's Dance Band, until 12.15 a.m., rollowed hy Joe Aronson's Dance band; selected studio Hems. Sydney, 2BL (353 metres). —6.15 p.m., children's session; 8.0, dinner music; 8.30, news and markets; 0.30, Topical Chorus; u.33, King's Cross Concert Orchestra; 0.55, vocal and Instrumental items. Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres) —7.15 p.in., children's session; 8.45, market reports; 9.16, w. c. Hugg, "Poultry— Seasonal hints"; u.uo. presentation or grand opera, "i.a Traviata," hy Auburn Methodist Cliolr and station orchestra; 10.15, VV. A. Somerset, ••shipwrecks"; 11.0, vocal and instrumental items. Melbourne, 3M (4 84 metres). —6.30 p.m., concert programme or vocal and instrumental Items i>y studio artists; 9.25, market reports; i>.:iu, lecturettes; 10.0, liiidl-o-aces; lu.l, vocal and Instrumental items. Brisbane, 4QQ (385 metres). —7.30 p.m., news and commercial Information; 7.10, science lecture; 8.0, children's session; a.'JO, news and markets; 0.15, lecturette, "The Children's Music Corner"; 9.»0, programme liy i'ederal Hand; 10.0, programme arranged uy Jack Kills; 11.0, studio concert. TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES. Auckland, IYA (333- metres). —3 p.m., •ludlo Items; 6, children's session; 7.15, news and market reports'; 8, chimes; 8.1, overture. Majestic Theatre Orchestra; ,il, soprano, Nancye llanna, "Songs My .titer Taught Me"; 8.15, llute, record, "■.V itches' ijance"; 8.10, harltone, J. .lugan, "Harvester's Night Song"; 8.23, i -trurnenul, Auckland Trio; 8.32, con.:alto, Madame Alnsl«y, "Sink, Bed Sun"; y 10, piano, C. Towsey; 8.41, A. B. Chaploll, talk on Old New Zealand, "Early In Trade"; 8.50, musical lnter;m(l<', Majestic Theatre; 0.5, mexzoroinano, Nance Macklow, "Arise, O Sun"; nut<>, "I'apllllon, Op. 30"; 9.13, tenor, J Maddocks, "Thou art Risen"; 9.17, Auckland Trio, "Serenade"; 9.25, Madame iinsley, "Love's Old Sweet Song"; 9.20, presentation of excerpts from "Maid of the Mountains," under direction or Madame

/. irmley. W«llln«ton, tVA (490 metres).—3 p.m., fiudlo Item*; 6, children's session; 7, news, market* and sports; 7.40, lecturette on Agriculture; 8, chimes; 8.1, overture, orchestra, "American Patrol," "Blue Danube Waltz"; 8.11, tenor. Arthur Coe, "Ood Speed You, Dear"; 8.14, contralto, Lily Maekle, "Meadowsweet"; 8.17, (lute and elartact, Signer Truda and E. Wright, "Lo. . tts Oaotle Lark"; 8.93. humour, kDo«f. Stark, Richard ib« First") 8 JO,

baritone w,:li orchestra, Len Barnes, Indian Love J.yrics"; 8.42, soprano, Alice Harris, "Softly Awakes My Heart"; 8.£6, orchestra; 8.54, Orpheus Quartet, "Clriblribin"; 9.1, Arthur Coe, "Swedish Love 9.5, Doug. Stark, "Bella"; 9.12, orchestra, "Hunting Son?"; 9.22, songs at piano, Billy Hart, "Tellln* the Birds," selected; 9.32, gramophone recital. Chriatchurch, 3YA.—Silent day. Bydney, 2FC (442 metres;. —6.45 p.m , children's session; 7.30, studio music; 7 45 news and markets; 8.30, dinner music; 9.2, studio music; 9.1 D, piano solo; 9.12, • c oprano, Mabel Batchelor; 9.30, orchestra-' 0.4 5, tc:x>r, James Donnelly; 9.53, contralto, Virginia Bassetti; 10, orchestra--10.15, baritone, A. G. Ellis; 10.30, Mabei Katchelor; 10.as. talk, C. P. Conigrave "Wandering- Throug-li Australia"; lO.sy' Virginia Bassetti; 11, orchestra; 11 15 James Donnelly; 11.22, talk, Eric Langker,' "Pictures in Art Galleries"; 11.35, Ambassadors Dance Orchestra; 11.50, A. G. Ellis; 11.5/, orchestra; 12.10, studio music; 12.15, rlan::e music; 12.27, news; 12 30 danci) music.

Sydney, 2BL (3 53 metres).—7.ls p.m., children's session; s, dinner music; 8.30, news, markets and sports; 9.30, Topical Chorus; 0. ;j 3. programme bv juvenile artists, arranged by Gerald Watson; violin, Dorcas McClean; 9.38, boy soprano, Ray Simmons; 9.45, piano, Dagmar Roberts; 9.55, elocution, Fred Butler, 10.1, violin, Jock McClean; 10.9, Ray Simmons; 10.10, Dagniar Roberts; 10.24, violin • ieorge .McClean; 10.31, Fred Butler; 10.37, George and Jock McClean and Dagmar Roberts; 10.48, mirth and melody, "M» Crotchet and Mr. Quaver"; 11.6, Regent >vinphony Orchestra; 11.21, soprano, Camilie Alder; 11.28, Regent Orchestra; 11.45, tenor, George Pearson; 11.49. cornet, Archie Moore; 11.56, Carnillo Alder; 12.3, Archie Moore; 12.8, baritone, Harry Coot; 12.15, Wentworth Dance Orchestra; book reviews.

Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres). — 7.15 p.m.. children's session; 8.4 5, market reports; 9.15 lecturette; 9.31, Hoffman's Dance Band; 9.39, tenor, Edward Hocking; 9.42, band; 10, contralto, Louie Hilburn; 10.:t, band; 10.11, choruses; 10.16, bana; 10.22, baritone, Graham Burg-in; 10.25, band; 10.4 1, Edward Rocking; 10.43, band; 10.48, Louie. Hilburn; 10.51, band; 10.59, comedian, Alan Adcock; 11.2, band; 11.22, choruses; 11.28, band; 11.34, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Burgin; 11.37, band- 11 43 Louie Hilburn; 11,46, band; 11.54, Alan Adcock; 11.57, choruses; 12.4, band--12.11, Graham Burgin; 12.14, band; 12.30 news; 12.40, dance music, Radi-o-accs; 12.50, Edward Hocking; 12.53, Radi-o-ac^:.J- 2 ' Alan Adcock; 1.6, Radl-o-aces. Melbourne, 3AR (484 metres). — 6.30 p.m., selected programme of vocal and instrumental items by studio artistshumour; 9.27, market reports; 9 30' motoring talk. C. J. Hodges; 9.4 5, P t' Iw on. "Photography"; 10, concert programme. from Echuca; news. Brisbane, 4QG (385 metres). —7.30 nm news and Information; 7.40, lecturette- 8 children's session; 8.30, news and markets; lecturette on Poultry; 9.30, concert programme by Sydney May's party; news.