RADIO PROGRAMMES.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 248, 19 October 1928, Page 6

RADIO PROGRAMMES.

BROADCASTS THIB EVENING. —•—» | Programmes to be sent out this evening by New Zealand and Australian stations are as follow:—

Auokland, IYA (333 metres). —6 p.m., children's session; 7.15, news and markets; 8.0, chimes; 8.1, orchestra, "Morning:, Noon and Night"; 8.11, vocal, S,t. Andrew's Quartet; 8.15, tenor, R. Peter, "The Snowy-Breasted Pearl"; 8.19, grand organ, record, G. T. Pattman, "Liebestraum"; 8.27, monologue, J. F. Montague, "The Shooting of Dan 1 McGrew"; 8.34, string quartet, record, "Quartet in D—Andante Cantablle"; 8.42, vocal, Phyllis Gribbin and A. Colledge, "O Lovely Night," "It Was a Lover"; 8.48, saxophone, record, "La Cinquantlne"; 8.52, humour, Mary Freeman, "The Safety Pin"; 8.58, orchestra, "Ballet Music from 'Faust' "; 9.13, St. Andrew's Quartet, "The Torpedo and the Whale"; 9.17, record, orchestra, "In Venice"; 9.21, soprano, Miss L. Solomon, "Buy My Strawberries," "Down VauxhaU Way"; 9.26, violin, Ina Bosworth and orchestra, "Violin Concerto—2nd Part"; 9.32, Auckland Comedy Players, "A True Test"; 9.47, bass, A. Colledge, "The Sentinel"; 9.51, orchestra, record, "Kossovo Waltz"; 9.55, contralto, Phyllis Grlbbin, "Trees," "To Music"; 10.1, St. Andrew's Quartet. "Protect Us Through the Night"; 10.5, orchestra, "No, No, Nanette" seluciiuu.

Wellington, 2YA (420 metres). —6 p.m., children's session; 7.0, news, markets and sports; 8.0, chimes; 8.1, overture, orchestra, "Marl tana"; 8.11, soprano, Amy Eaton, "Chanson Indoue"; 8.15, chorus, record, "Hit the Deck," Medley, Part I.; 8.19, baritone, S. E. Rodger, "The Garden of Allah"; 8.23, humorous sketch, Owen Shepherd and Will McKeon, "His Rest Day"; 8.33, organ, record, "Jeanette," "Polly"; 8.41, contralto, Hilda Chudley, "Peace," "Dedication"; 8.46, 'cello, with orchestral accompaniment, "Star of Eve"; 8.52, tenor, E. W. Robblns, "Now Thy Flight to Heaven Winging"; 8.56, selection, orchestra, "Rigoletto"; #.7, Amy Eaton, "The Star"; 9.11* orchestra; 9.19, E. w. Robblns.and S. E. Rodger, "The Moon Hath Raised Her Lamp Above"; 9.23, chorus, record, "Hit the Deck," Medley, Part II.; 9.27, piano, isa Anderson, selected; 9.35, S. E. Rodger, "How Willing by Paternal Love"; 9.40, record, orchestra, "Marcb or tbe Toys," "Beautiful Ohio"; 9.48, humour, W. McKeon, "The Sad Story of Melpbomenus Jones," "Shor*> Stories"; 9.55, E. W. Robblns, "Love, Could I Only Tell Thee"; 9.59, orchestra, "Chu Chin Chow," selection.

Chrlatchuroh, 3YA (306 metres). —6 p.m., children's session; 7.15, news; 8.0, selected programme of vocal and instrumental Items; humour, etc.

Sydney, 2FC (442 metres). —7.45 p.m., children's session; 8.30, news, market reports and sports; 9.10, dinner music; 9.45, vocal and Instrumental items.

Sydney, 2BL (353 metres) .—7.45 p.m., children's session; 8.30, news and sports; 8.40, dinner music; 9.10, market reports; 9.25, vocal and Instrumental Items.

Melbourne, SLO (371 metres). —8 p.m., children's session; 8.50, French lecturette, Madame Soward; 9.5, Stock Exchange news; 9.15, market reports; 9.46, sporting talk, C. J. Williams; 10.1, T. A. Smith, "Transplanting and Care or Tobacco Crop"; f0.15, Colllngwood Citizens' Band; 10.25, vocal and' Instrumental Items.

Melbourne, 3AR (484 metres). —7 p.m., gramophone record recital; 10.0, lecturette; 1Q.15, community singing, Central Hall, Geelong; 12.15, Instrumental, Imperial Russian Trio; 12.25, Esteile Mark Trio.; 12.40, Imperial Russian Trio; 19.50, news.

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES.

Auckland, IVA (333 metres). —3 p.m., afternoon session, selected studio items; 4, literary selection by tbe announcer; 4.8, studio items; 4'.25, sports results to hand; 4.30, close down; 6, children's session, conducted by Cinderella; 7.15, news and market reports; 8, chimes; 8.1, novelty, Court Symphony Orchestra, "In a MonasGarden" (Ketelbey); 8.5, baritone thl Vk'* Frmk Sutherland, "Beating Up :r?'YjSpoW' (Sanderson); 8.0, instrumen?i Auckland Trio, "Scherzo" from tmE win ® Flat " (Dvorak); 8.17, patrol "Tufkuh*» V l ,,?* H - M - Grenadier Guards, the W^S tr< ?M. Wichaelis), "Smithy in Mr P 8 - 24 > humour, Science"-* ?ao .y°i a "Courting and ita, "Alohe 8 - 3^»"w^Han°' a^ (ly ITr" "Come to the Fair" (Martin! • 8 is Court Symphony Orchestra, "Destinv" (Baynes); 8.52, xylophone solo r»L Starita, "Minuet" (Paderewski)B s<f humorous song, Mr. F. w. Barker 4'nw Ass"; 9.1, evening forecast; mental trio, Auckland Trio, "Two Hindoo Pictures" (Hansen); o.io, relay or dan?e music by the Collegians from the Masonir Hall. c Wellington, 2VA (420 metres). —3 pm chimes or the G.P.O. clock; 3.1, selected gramophone items; 4.30 and 4.55, sports results to hand; 5, close down; 6, children's session, conducted by Uncle Toby and Aunt Gwen; 7, news session, market reports and sports results; 7.40, lecturette; 8, chimes or the G.P.O. clock; 8.1, overture, the orchestra; 8.12. vocal quartet; 8.16, marimba solo; 8.20, tenor solo; 8.25, Scottish comedian; 8.29, baritone solo; 8.33, humour; 8.40, instrumental; 8.48, humorous quartet; 8.52, Jazz band; 9, * orec "*; 9.1, tenor solos; 9.8, xylophone solo; 9.12, bass solo; 9.17, o 5o rUn ?^ m ? ,; 9 - 27, bumour; 9.34, novelty; quartet; 9.46. instrumental; <™ nce Programme. • m 3Y * (30 « metres). — 6 1 Aunt P«t- ? < k ® ses sion, conducted by St.. . :; newi session;, 7.30, sports I n»n* e V' rebroadcast of L 10. 'dancc programme? nS per,nmin i»»

Sydney, £FO (442 metres). —7.45 p.m., children's session; 8.30, news, markets and sports; 9, studio item; 9.10, dinner music; 9.45, piano; 9.57, anniversary talk, Fred Aarons; 10, selected, the Two Old Cronies; 10.10, clarinet, Crosby Browne; 10.15, presentation, comic opera, "In Old Havana," by Ada Baker, Eric Howell and large cast; 11.15, comedian, VVally Baynes; 11.22, Crosby Browne; 11.28, entertainer, Joe Cahill; 11.38, entertainers, Wendling and Molloy; 11.48, comedian, Willy Shine; 11.56, Ambassadors Dance Orchestra; 12.10, Joe Cahill; 12.18, Wendlingr and Molloy; 12.28, Ambassadors Dance Orchestra; ,12.57, late news; 1, dance orchestra. Sydney, 2BL (353 metres). —7.45 p.m., children's session; 8.30, news and sports; 8.40, dinner music; 9.10, sporting- and racing: resume; 9.30, talks and studio items; 10, studio topical chorus; 10.3, King's Mandolin Orchestra; 10.10, soprano, Dorrie Ward; 10.17, humorous sketch, EMS Price and Mrs. Dobrinski; 10.35, baritone, W. E. Lewis; 10.42, musical memories, Foster and Finlay; 10.52, entertainer at piano, Charles Lawrence; 11.2, King's Mandolin Orchestra; 11.9, tenor. H. C. Gilson; 11.16, studio orchestra; 11.30, Dorrie Ward; 11.37, Foster and Finlay; 11.47, \V. E. Lewis; 11.54, orchestra; 12.9, Charles Lawrence; 12.19, orchestra; 12.34, H. C. Gilson; 12.45. Wentworth Dance Orchestra; news.

Melbourna, 3LO (371 metres). — 7.50 p.m., sports results; 8, children's session; 9.5, stock exchange news; 9.15, market reports; 9.46, J. A. Leach, "Fantails"; 10, piano, Agnes Fortune; 10.10, soprano, Elsy Treweek; 10.17, instrumental, Imperial Russian Trio; 10.32, tenor, Richard Weichard; 10.40, week's record songr feature; 10.45, description evening's event at staErlc Welc &: 10.15, Elsy Treweek; 10.22, saxophone, C. McFee; 12.30, Richard Weichard; 12.37, comedian, Fred Bluett; 12.44, sports results; 12.15, Radi-o-accs.

Melbourne, 3AR (484 metres). —7 p m , gramophone record recital; 9.50. lectur-. ettes; 10.30, Prahran City Band; 10,40, baritone, John Fraser; 10.47, band; 10.57 Marcelle Berardi; ll.i, organ recital, C. e' Monteath; 1i.30, selected, Estelle Mark i • band; 11.50, one-act plav, The Resemblance,'" presented by Vic- » r L an ? allw ays Institute Dramatic Societv 12.2, band; 12.10, John Fraser; 12.17 band; 12.37, Marcelle Berardi; 12.44! band; 12.54, news. *06 (385 metres). — 8 p.m., news; 8.30, children's session; 9.15 rt |tlt e i U h tS: description, speeches! etc., State banquet to members of British Economic Mission, Parliament House, Brisbane; selected vocal and instrumental items; description motor cycle races at Davles* Park Speedway; news.