RADIO PROGRAMMES.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 281, 27 November 1928, Page 6

RADIO PROGRAMMES.

MOADOMTS THW *WBIIIHQ. Programmes to be sent out this evening by &w Zealand and Australian stations are as follow:-— Auckland, IYA <333 metres).—« P-m. children's session; 7.15. talh. nta. Lowe King. "Esperanto"; 7.30, news, markets and book review; 8. chimes; ™?y march, orchestra, "Ole South" wait* "skaterV 'waltz"; 8.11. baritone, Len Keven, "On the Road to Mandalay"; comedian, with orchestra, record, 'The Three Trees"; 8.19. soprano. Marjorie Pair. "The Kerry Dance"; 8.23, novelty, orchestra, "Musical Jl&saw"; 8.33. tenor. Ernest Snell. "Elegl .37, musical entr' : acta. Majestic Theatre orchestra; 8.44, A. B. Chappell, "Talks on the Maori—His Rellsion"; 8.50, weather forecast; 9*l,.male, voices, with piano, record, "Dream River"; 9.5, mezzo-soprano, Nance Macklow, "Open Thy Blue Eyes"; 9.9, suite, orchestra, "Schumann's Songs"; 9.20, presentation of vocal excerpts from "Les Cloches de Cornevllle," by Madame Ainsley, assisted by cast or four, Marjorie Fair, Nance Macklow, Ernest Snell, and Len Keven. Wellington, 2YA (420 metres). — 6 p.m., children's session; 7, news, markets and sports; 7.40, lecturette, for the "Man on the Land"; 8, chimes; 8.1, orchestra, "Pique Dame"; 8.11, soprano, with chorus and orchestra, record, "Easter Hymn"; 8.10, piano, Joyce Downing, selected; 8.37, bass solo, record, "Father O'Flynn"; 8.31, orchestra, record, "Electric Girl," "Eldgapeln"; 8.38, humorous sketch, the Two Boiled Owls, "Golf"; 8.44, Hawaiian record, "Hllo March"; 8.47, popular song, W. E. Elliott, "Girl or My Dreams"; 8.51, Wurlitzer organ, record, "At Sundown"; 8.54, humorous song, Arthur Chalk, "The Good Little Boy and the Bad Little Boy"; 8.59, selection, orchestra, "Llebestraume"; 9.5. weather forecast; 9.8, orchestra; 9.14, soprano, record, "Un Voce Pocca Fa," "lo Son Docile"; 9.29, orchestral, record, "The Swallows' Waltz," "Faust Waltz"; 9.30, the Two Boiled Owl*, selected; 0.40, orchestra, "In a Bird Store"; 0.45, W. E. Elliott, "Constantinople"; 9.49, fox trot, record, "Last Night I Dreamed You Kissed Me"; 9.52, Arthur Chalk, "Don't Be Cruel to a Vegetabeul"; 9.66, selection, orchestra, "Wildflower."

Ohrletohuroh, *Y)L— Silent day. Sydney, 2FO (442 metres).—7.4s p.m., children's session; 8.30, news, markets and ■ports; 9.10, dinner music; 9.47, studio music; 9.50, cricket resume for New Zealand listeners; 9.62, piano; io. Metropolitan Band; 10.18, contralto, Virginia Bassettl; 10.25, piano and org-an recital, Lillian Frost and Esther Kahn; 10.40, baritone, A. G. McDonald; 10.48, selected, Wendlingr and Molloy; 11, Lillian Frost and Esther Kahn; 11.15, Virginia Bassettl; 11.29, band; 11.35, tenor, Arthur Aldrldge; 11.42, Wendling- and Molloy; 11.50, A. O. McDonald; 11.57, band; 12.12, Arthur Aldrldge; 12.19, studio dance band. Sydney, 2BL (353 metres).—7.4s p.m., children's session; 8.30, news and sports; 8.40, dinner music; 0.10, market reports; 9.25, advertising talks and humorous items; io, station Topical Chorus; 10.3, annual vocal concert by students from Conservatorlum hall, Interspersed with Items by studio artists; 11.30, items by semi-nnallsts from Radio Eisteddfod. Melbourne, SLO (371 metres).—B p.m., children's session; 9.5, news, markets and sports; 9.48, leeturette; 10.1, studio presentation or "The Oay Parislenne," musical numbers by Bradshaw's Collegian Operatic Society; 11.30, talk, Donald Mac L . ean L I 1 instrumental. Imperial Russian Trio; 12.10, station orchestra; 12.17 soprano, Iscis Brown; 12.24, orchestra; 12.31, baritone, Charles Ulivi; 12.38 orchestra; 12.48, comedian, Syd. Holllster; 12.56, dance music, Radl-o-aces. Melbourne, SAN (484 metres).—7 p m gramophone records; 9.55, cricket results; 10, lecturettes; 10.30, leeturette on Chrlsl tlan Science, W. Stuart Booth; 12, instrumental, Strad Trio; 12.15, tenor, James Hay; 12.22, violin, Cecil Partes; 12.37. lames Hay; 12.44, Strad Trio; 12.64, news. Brisbane, 4QO (385 metres).—B p.m., commercial news; 8.5, dinner music; 8.25 commercial announcements; 8.30, children's session; 9, news, markets and leeturette; 10, programme by Sydney May's party; 12, late news, etc.