OVER THE AERIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 39, 15 February 1929, Page 6

OVER THE AERIAL.

BROADCASTS THIS EVENING.

Programmes to Dβ sent out this evenin? by New Zealand and Australian stations are as follow:—

Auokland, IVA (333 metres).—e p.m.. eihlldren's session; 7.15, news and market reports; 8.0, chimes; 8.1, orchestra, "The Rape in the Seraglio"; 8.11, vocal quartet, The Olympians, "The Sea Hath Its Pearls"; 8.i5, violin, record. "Romania Andaluza": 8.19, tenor, Lambert Harvey, "She Is Far From the Land"; 8.2», recitals, Maisle Carte-Lloyd, "The Ballad or Splendid Silence." "In School Days": 8.32, soprano, Dorothy Youd, "Agnus Del"; 8.36, orchestra, "Coppelta Ballet Suite"; 8.50, baritone, Geoffrey Colledge, "From Oberon In Fairyland"; 8.54. grand organ and cornet, record, "Sortly AwaXes my Heart"; 8.58, contralto, Martha Williamson. "Thank God for a Garden"; 9.2, weather report; 0.4, piano vtlth orchestra, record, "Variations Sympnonlque"; 9.19, Lambert Harvey, "Macushla"; 9.23, Maisle Carte-Lloyd, "Ring Out, Wild Bells"; 9.28, Dorothy Youd, "A Spirit Flower"; 9.32, selection, orchestra, "Serenade"; 9.38, Geoffrey Colledge, "Arise, O Sun"; 9.42, Martha Williamson, "I Am Longing for the Spring," "Ships That Pass in the Night"; 9.48, selection, orchestra, "Lilac Time," Part S; 9.58, Olympians, "Alouette."

Wellington, 2va (430 metres). —e p.m.. ettlldren's session; 7.0, news, market* and sports results; 7.40, D. McKenste, "The Laws of Cricket"; 8.0, chimes; concert programme Interspersed with scenes from "The Merry Wives of Windsor," played by the Allan Wilkie Shakespearean Company at the Opera House; 8.1, orchestra, "Flngal's Cave" overture; 8.11, soprano, Mrs. Ellison Porter, "I Wish I Had Someone to Live For"; 8.15, grand opera quartet with orchestra, record, "Bella Figlfa Dell 'Amore"; 8.19, bass, Mr. McAvoy, "O Dear Old London"; 8.23, suite, orchestra, "Pelleas et Melisande," Suite S; 8.34, tenor, Edwin Dennis, "Cele te Alda"; 8.38, grand opera sextet, with orchestra, record, "GUI Mi Frena?" 8.42, Mrs. Albert Russell, "Just Her Way," "Lovely Spring"; 8.49, contralto, Madge Freeman, "My Partner"; 8,53, orchestra; 9.1, weather forecast; 9.3, Madge Freeman and Edwin Dennis, "Two Chicles"; 9.7, Mrs. Porter, "In Love"; 9.11, saxophone, record, "Sax-o-Pbun"; 9.15, Mr. McAvoy, "Fattier O'Flynn"; 9.19, orchestra, "Madame Butterfly" selection; 9.33, solo. "Mending Nets Tor Father," "A Birthday"; 0.36. chorus, with orchestra, record, "Rose Marie" selections; 9.40, Edwin Dennis, "Sweetheart Land"; 9.44, Hawaiian guitar duet, record, "Hawaiian Hotel"; 9.48, Madge Freeman, "Pansy Flower"; 9.52, Philharmonic Quartet. "Aloha-oe"; 9.56, orchestra, "Carmen" ballet music.

Chriatohurefy BVA (30b metres). —6 p.m., children's session; 7.15, selected programme of vocal and Instrumental items, etc.

•yd n«y, are (442 metres). —7.45 p.m., children's session; 8.30, news, markets and sports results; 0.10, dinner music, etc.; iO.O, selected programme or vocal, instrumental and otber items.

Sydney, 2BL (353 metres). —7.45 p.m., children'! session; 8.30, news and sports results; 8.40, dinner music; 0.10, market reports, etc.; 0.25, advertising talks and etudlo items; 10.0, selected programme of vocal and Instrumental Items, etc. Melbourne, SCO (371 metres). —8 p.m., children's session; 8.50, French lesson, Madame Soward; 9.5, news, markets and cricket results; 0.46, lecturettes; io.lt). Colllng-wood Citizens' Band; 10.30, vocal and instrumental Items. Melbourne, 3AR (484 metres). —8 p.m., gramophone records; 9.10, news; 9.15, gramophone records; 10.15, motor racing talk, Eric Alkens; 10.30, community slngringr from Malvern Town Hall; 12.30, news, etc. ■riabane, 4Qtt (385 metres). —8 p.m., reneral Information; 8.5, dinner music; 8.25, commercial news; 9.0, news, markets and sports review; 10.0, concert programme rrom Dsyboro Orange Hall: 13.0, news.

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES. Auckland, IVA (333 metres).—3 p.m., studio Items: 6, children's session: 7.15, news, markets, sport 3 results; 8, chime*; 8.1, overture, band, record, "Light Cavalry"; 8.5, contralto, Hilda Stansfleld, "Bom In the Bud"; 8.8, instrumental, Auckland Trio, "Variations"; 8.16, baritone solo, record, "Believe Me If All those Endearing Young , Charms"; cinema organ, record. "Sing Me to Sleep with a TWilight Song"; 8.23, humour, F. W. Barker, "After the Ball," part l; 8.31. Ingall's Hawaiian orchestra, "Aloha Land," "Tell Me"; 8.39, baritone, record, "A Word Allow Me," "A Song of Tender Memories"; 8.47, 'cello, Molly Wright, "Berceuse"; 8.52, Hilda stansiieid. "Salaam." "Berore the !>awn"; 8.58, weather report; 9.1, Hawaiian orchestra, "Hilo Waltz," "Pna carnation": 9.0, tenor solo, with orchestra, record, "Somewhere a Voice Is Calling"; 9.13, Auckland Trio, "Marriage of Flg-aro"; 9.21, F. \V. nerker, "After the Ball," part 2- 027 Hawaiian orchestra, "Hilo March." "f.nilaby Land"; 9.23, programme of dance music.

Wellington, 2YA (-120 metres). —3 p.m., studio Items; 6, children's session; 7, news, markets and sports; 8. chimes; 8.1, orchestra, "Raymond Overture"; 8.11, vocal. Meiodle Four, "Jeannlne, I r>ream of Lilac Time": B.ls, piano-accordion, record, "Toselil's Serenade": 8.17, bass, \v. w Marshi'.n, "Illiam Dhoan," No. I; 8.21, orchestra, "Carnival or the Animals"; 8.39, novelty, "Vermont," bird and animal imiutiong; 8.43, vocal, with steel guitar and l J* u,e,e « iecord, "Rose of Honolulu"; 8.47, lftra£!!> r '■ & ck Wilkinson. "Buyinjr a Mt?S a i Z£l\ x ,f nor ' Sam Duncan, "Bonnie the? V-£TS? le « : 8 - 57 - orchestra: 9.5, w«aeSSo 8 ?/., ° Wimmen"; 9.11, vo ««l. B»m Slw Uncann y Banjo"; 9.15 "U&oSra \v.,!*.." nc, !*• w - Marshall '28**S> rot M*i» h k » 91 °- orchestra "MatlW»»: O » s S* e .: 023. Jaclc Wilkinson, HTs2iit ,, 2S«Me Soidie*"* o 0 ! , , 0,, ' orchestra,

Sydney, 2FC <-i s-2 metres). —7.45 p.m., children's session; 8.30, news, markets and sports results; 9.10, dinner music, selected studio items; 10, selected programme of vocal, instrumental and other items, including selections by the Venetian Trio. Sydney, 2BL (353 metres).—7.4s p.m.. children's session; 4.30, news and sports results; 8.4'0, dinner music; 9.10, market reports, etc; 10, selected programme of vocal and instrumental items, includingsaxophone solos by Josef Kaartinen. Melbourne, 3LO i37l metres). — 7.r>o p.m., sports results; 8, children's session: 8.50, news and market reports; 9.31, leeturettes; 10.5, station orchestra; 10.15, mezzo-soprano, Gertrude Gray; 10.i'i>, orchestra; 10.30, bass, John Byrne; 10.37, violin, Guildford Bishop; 10.41, selected. The Radio Melody Makers; 11.2, orchestra: 11.12, humour, Courtney Ford; 11.20, description or sports events at Stadium, Eric Welch; 11.35, orchestra; 11.40, tenor, Jovan MassanoJT; 11.47, instrumental, Joseph Barrille; 11.54, orchestra; 12, sports events description, Eric Welch; 12.15, Jovan MassanolT; 12.22, orchestra: 12.32, Courtney Ford; 12.39, late sports results; 12.45, dance music, the Radi-o-aces Dance Orchestra. Melbourne, 3AR (484 metres).—B p.m., gramophone records; 10. sports results--10.30, instrumental, Johnston's Studio Band; 10.45, contralto, Diana Belmont; 10.52, band; 11, vocal, Frank Gorman ana violin, Sadie McDonald; 11.15, band- 11 2r> Diana Belmont; 11.32, band; 11.4 2, HuR-h Huxham's Serenaders; 12, orgran recital St. Peter's Church, C. E. Monteath; 12 20 news and sports results. Brisbane, 4QG (385 metres). —8.30 p.m children's session; 9.15, sports results etc.; 10. selected programme of vocal and instrumental items, including: descriptions of motor cycle racing , .