RADIO PROGRAMMES.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 289, 6 December 1928, Page 6

RADIO PROGRAMMES.

BHOADOAtTS THIS IVININO. programme* to be lent out this evening fey New Zealand and Australian stations Are a> follow:—' Auckland IVA (333 metres). —6 p.m., JcHMdren's session; 7.15, news and markets; 8.0, ctilmes: 8.1, orchestra, record, "Marche Hongrotse"; 8.5, vocal, Lambert Harvey and Barry Coney, "I Wlsb to Tune My Quivering tLyre"; 8.0, soprano, Dorothy Youd, "I «ot a Robe"; 8.13, Instrumental, Auckland Trip, M JJcher»> from C Minor Trio"; 8.31, 2afry Coney, "Young Dietrich"; 8.25, waltz with local refrain, record, "The Church Bells are Ringing for Mary"; light orchestra with, vocal chorus, record, "My Slue Hβsjyen";. 8,3*, contralto. Martha WilMameotf, s r Heard You- Singing"; 8.37, violin, Ina Bosworth, "Siclllenne"; 8.41, Lambert Harvey, "By the Sea"; 8.45, Wurlltie* Often, record, "Can't You Hear Me Say I Love You?" "Janette"; 8.58, weather forecast;. 8.55, debate, "That the Heart is More Important Than the Mind"; 9.35, Auckland Trio, "Gavotte Fantastlque"; 9.43, Dorothy Youd, "Two Short Songs"; 9AT,"Bntf Cohey, Peter Warlock'e Jfency"; 9.51, light orchestral, record, "My Beloved Gondolier"; 9.55, Martha (Williamson, "The Garden of My Heart"; 9.59, Lambert Harvey, !'As You Pass By"; 40.3", orchestral, recced, "The Merry Widow"; 10.7, Barry: Coney's Quartet, Good-night." W«lllnfton, arA (420 metres).—ft p.m., children's lesslon; 7.0, enews, market «tut " sports; 7.40, lecturette on hardening, A. J. Nlcbolls; 8.0, chimes; 8il; City Silver Band, "Caractacnt," "Eventide,.'; 8,16, vocal, Lyric Quartet, "Sally Jn Our Alley"; 8.90 tenor, C. Wliatams. AeKjctMr 8.84, cornet, Bandsman McPher*on, "The Lost Chord"; 8.31, recital, Rose Carte, "Whistling in Heaven"; 8.36, vocal with,, orchestra, record, "Last Rose or Summe?'; 8.40, bast, W. Blnet Brown, "Tally Hor'r jr. 44; Lyric Quartet, "They Kissed"; «. 4 g, selection, band, "Folk Song"; 8.58, weather forecast; 8*59 vocal, C. Williams end W. Ooudle, "Drink to Me Only"; 9.3, "WurllUer organ, record, "Serenade"; 9.7, Will Ooudlr, "Devil Miy Care," "Keep On Hopm'"; 9,13, selection, band, "Olralda"; ».23, eoprano, Willi orchestra, record, "Alofta Oβ"; 0.27, W. Blnet Brown, "Ho! Jolly Jenkin"; 9.31, band, "Fascination," '■The Challenge"; 9.43, C. Williams, selected; 9.47, Rose Carte, by epeclal request, "Just Like a Man"; 9.53, Lyric (Quartet, "Calm is the Sea , '; 9.57, band, "Silver WoodV' Chrlatohuroh, »VA (309 metres) „ —6 p.m, children's session; 7.15, news; 8.0, selected, programme of vocal and instrumental hems, humour, etc. Sydney, arc (442 metres). —7.45 p.m., children'* cession; 8.80, new*, market* and •ptfrw: , "©Mβ; dinner mimic; 0.52, studio music; 10.0, selected programme of vocal •nd instrumental Items, humour, etc. ■ydnoy, BSL (358 metres). —7.45 p.m., children's session; 8.30, news and sports; 8.40, dinner music; 9.10, market reports; 9.25, advertising talks and studio items; 10.0, programme of selected vocal and Instrumental Items, etc. Melbourne* tt.o (371 metres). —8 p.m., children's session; 9.5, news, markets, etc.; ».*6; vocal and Instrumental item*. Melbourne, SAB (484 metres). —7 p.m., gramophone records; 9.55, results of Ballarat ra-ces; 10.0, lecturette; 10.30, piano, Begr. Brown; 10.40, baritone, E. M. Brown; 10.4.7.,,, Reg. Brown, 10.55, E. M. Wood; il.O, presentation o* "Orpheus," by I. Sutton Crow, from AuUurn Hall, with cast or three; 12.5, Austral Quartet; 12.25, racing acceptances, news, etc. •rlabant, 4QQ (385 metres).—B p.m., commercial news; 8.5, dinner music; 8.25, commercial; 8.30, children's session; 0.0, news, markets and lecturette; 10.0, programme toy Erich John's party; folk songs, grand opera; sacred, classical, miscellaneous, light opera; 12.0, late news. TO-WOBHOW't fWOOWWtI. Auckland, IVA (333 metres). —13 noon studio items; 3 p.m., studio Items; e children's session; 7.15, news, markets ana book review; 8, chimes; 8.1, orchestra, "Stars and Stripes," "Klegtemnestra"; 8.12, vocal, St. Andrew's Quartet, "Brlirhtly Dawns our Wedding Day"; 8.16, grand organ, record, "Cavatlna"; 8.20, soprano, Adelaide Taylor, "Two Little Irish Songs"; 8.24, recitals, J. F. Montague, "A Bunch or Roses," "The Little Irish Mother"; 8.33. bass, Arthur Colledge, "Song of the Toreador"; 8.37, 'cello, record, "Le Cygne"; 8.41, vocal, A. Taylor and n. Peter, "My Song Shall be Always Thy Mercy"; 8.45, suite, orchestra, Chopiniate. Part 2"; 8.57, tenor, R. Peter, "An Evening Song"; 9.1, weather forecast: 9.2, Banjo Quartet, "Saxophones Waltz," "Qhl TOonr/i: 9.9, contralto, Phyllis Grlbbcn, "My Ships"; 9.13, violin, record, "Rondo"; 9.17, short story, J. F. Montague, "The Girl"; 9.25, orchestra, "Invitation a la Valse"; 9.31, R. Peter, "I Know a Sea"; 9.35, Banjo Quartet, "Among My Souvenirs/ , "In Old Manilla"; f1.4'3, organ, record, "Classica"; 9.47, St. Andrew'* Quartet, "Sweet Day, Grow Cool"; 9.51, selection, orchestra, "Yeomen 4t the Oiiard.v " Wellington, *YA (420 metres).-—6 p.m., cnvidren session; 7, news, markets and sports; 8, chimes; relay from Opera House, XL?"*"" ,,, ' or concert by Queen AlexanBand, assisted by •iSnMti e v ° ca,lsts : overture. band, V; s P eecn - the Mayon Mr. W. IlftTfflS V o '- rantas,a ' Schools' "oi? ni^fc B ? nd , s, Drink to Me Only." ,oe : Bis « speech, Louis -ThP P *M s °P T1 >no. Mrs. o. E. Tarrant,

the safety Pin"; 9, tenor, Hubert Carter, "Hoavenly Alda"; 9.6, band, Scheherazade"; 9.14. soprano, Edna Greenwood. "Sparga D'Ariiaio Aide"; 9.20, cornet and band, Gordon Bergensen, "Arbuchlenian Polka"; 9.26, contralto, Mrs, S. Wills, "Ships of Arcady"; 9.32, band, "Tristan and Isolde"; 9.4 5, contralto, Vivienne Ralph, "Go Not, Happy Day," "Love is a Merry Carpenter"; 9.51, vocal quartet, "Un Di—Sβ Ben Rammentomi"; 9.58, band, "In a Monastery Garden"; 10.5, humorous monologue, j. G. Swan, "Kitty O'Toole"; 10.10, sketch, band, "The Mill in the Dale"; 10.15, band, "The Dawn or Freedom." Ohristohurch, 3YA (306 metres). — 6 p.m., children's session; 7.15, news- 8, rebroadcast of Wellington, 2YA. Sydney, 2FC (442 metres). —7.45 p.m., children's session; 8.30, news, markets and sports; 9.10, organ recital; 9.47, studio music; 9.53, vocal, Len. Maurice; 10, nrst act or play at one or Williamson's theatres--11.2, selected, Wendling- and Molloy; 1112 Len. Maurice; 11.19, Wendling: and Molloy; Ridio'EUteddlod/ ~0111 Varl ° US eVentS at Sydney, 2BL (353 metres).—7.4s p.m., children's session; 8.30, news and sports; 8.40, piano recital; a.lO, market reports; 9.25, advertising talks and studio Items; i? , p'i Bonem| an F»ve; to. 15, baritone, W. E. Lewis; 10.22, piano, James Walker; 10.29, comedian. Dismal Desmond; 10 36. Bohemian Five; 10.51, soprano, Ruth Ladd--11, racing: news, C. R. Dexter; 11.15, W. E. Lewis; 11.22, Dismal Desmond; 11.29, James Walker; 11.35, Ruth Ladd; 11.43, Bohemian Five; 11.56, Len. Maurice; 12 3, gardening- talk, Mr. Cooper; 12.18, Savoyans Dance Band; late news, etc Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres).—B p.m., children's session; 8.50, French talk Madame Soward; 9.5, news, markets and cricket talk; 9.46, agricultural talk; 10 l, Beethoven recital, Agnes Fortune; 10.2, colllngwood Citizens' Band; 10.22 tenor James Rlley; 10.29, band; 10.36, contralto' Myrtle Walsgott; 10.43, wireless talk, H K. Love; 10.53, James RHey; 11, University Symphony Orchestra, assisted by various vocalists; 12. sporting talk, Eric Welch; 12.10, band; 12.20, Myrtle Walsgott; 12.27, band; 12.37, news; 12 42 comedian, Syd. HoUlster; 12.53, dance music, Radl-o-aces. Melbourne, MR (484 metres).—7 pm gramophone records; 10.15, motor racing talk, E. E. Alken; 10.30, community sinking from BaUarat; 12.30, news Briebane, 4QQ (385 metres). —8 pm, mails and train news; 8.5, dinner music; 8.25, commercial news; 8.30, children's session; 9, news, markets and sports; 10, Ithaca Orchestral Society's grand concert--12, motoring information, news, etc.