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BROADCASTS THIS EVENING. Programmes to be sent out this evening by New Zealand and Australian stations are as follow: —
Auckland, IYA :;:J:! metre-).—6 P-m----children's session: 7.ir> p.m.. news, marker- and -ports results; 8. ratines; s.t. overture, band, record. -Light Cavalrv" : S.r>. contralto. Hilda btansfleld, •Rose in the Bud': 8.8. instrumental. Mickland 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"; B. :>■<. Humour. F. W. Barker, "After the Ball." part I: 8.:: i. Ingall's Hawaiian orchestra. "Aloha Land." -Tell Me": 8.39, baritone, record. "A Word Allow Me." "A Song of Tender Memories"; 8.47, cello. Mollv Wright. '-Berceuse": 8.5 i». Hilda Stansileid, "Salaam.- -Before the .'•awn"; S.:>S, weather report: U.I. Hawaiian orchestra. -Ililo Waltz." -'Pna Carnation": 9.9. tenor solo, with orchestra, record. 'Somewhere a Voice is Calling"; 9.13. Auckland Trio. "Marriage of Figaro": 0.? 1. F. W Barker. "After the Ball." part ?; 9.37, Hawaiian orchestra, "Hilo March." "Lullaby Land"; programme or dance music.
Wellington, 2YA Mi'O metres - '. — 6 p.m.. children's session: 7. news, markets arid sports: 8. chimes: 8.1, orchestra, "Raymond Overture'; 8.11, vocal, Melodie lour. "Jeannine. 1 :»ream of Lilac Time"; 8.14, piano-accordion, record,) '•Toselli's Serenade": 8.17, bass. \V. W. Marshall, "llliam Dhoan." No. 1: 8.31,: orchestra, "Carnival of the Animals": 8.39, j novelty. "Vermont." bird and animal imitations; 8.(3. vocal, with steel guitar and ukulele, iccord, "Rose of Honolulu"; 8.47, humour, .lack Wilkinson, "Buying a House"; B.r>3, tenor. Sam Duncan, "Bonnie Mary of Argyle"; 8.57, orchestra: 9.">, weather report: 9.7, baritone. R. S. Allwright, "Wimmen. o W'mnien"; 9.H, banjo, record, "L'ncanny Ranjo"; 9.15, vocal. Sam Duncan and W. W. Marshal!. "Larboard Watch"; 9.19. orchestra, "Whistle for Me": 9.i'3. .lack Wilkinson, "Matilda": 9.09, "Vermont." bird and animal imitations: 9.:i:s. selection, orchestra, "The Chocolate Soldier"; 9.i3. tenor. Frank Bryant, "There's a Song Down Every Roadway" : 9.-17, Melodie Four. "The Harvest of the Sea": U. 51. orchestra, dance novelties: 10.1, dance programme. Christchurch, 3VA (306 metres). — « p.m.. children' ssesslon: 7.15. news; 8, rehroadcast of 2YA, Wellington. Sydney, 2FC (443 metres). —7.4 5 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') .—7.4 5 p.m.children's session; 8.30. news and sports results; 8.4'0, dinner music; 9.10, market reports, etc: 10. selected programme of vocal and instrumental items, including: saxophone solos by Joser Kaartinen. Melbourne, 3LO (371 — 7.50 p.m., sports results; 8, children's session: 8.50. news and market reports; 9.31, lecturettes: 10.5, station orchestra: 10.15, mezzo-soprano. Gertrude Gray: 10.2-2, orchestra: 10.30. bass. John Byrne: 10.37, violin. Guildford Bishop; 10.il. selected, The Radio Melody Makers; 11.3. orchestra: 11.13, humour. Courtney Ford: U.-20, description of sports events at Stadium, Erie Welch; 11.35, orchestra; 11.40, tenor, .lovan MassanolT; 11.47, instrumental, Joseph Bairille: 11.54, orchestra; 13, -port- events description. Eric Welch; UMS. Jovan MassanolT; 13.?-.', orchestra; 1?.:'.?. Courtney Ford: 13.39, late sports results; 1?.i5. dance music, the Radi-o-aces Dance Orchestra.
Melbourne, 3AR fiSf metres).—B p.m., gramophone if cords; 10. sports result!?: I0.;;o. monumental. Johnston's Studio Hand; lo.;:.. contralto. Diana Belmont: 10.3 i». band: ft. vocal, Frank Gorman anil violin, Sadie McDonald; 11.15, band; 11.25, Diana Belmont; 11.:(:>, band; 11.42, Hugh Huxham's .Serenaders; 12, organ recital, ft. Peter's Church, c. E. Monteath: 12.20, news and sports results.
Brisbane, 4QG f385 metres'*. —8.30 p.m., children's session: 9.15. spoiis results, etc.: 10, selected programme of vocal and instrumental items, including descriptions of motor cycle racing
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 40, 16 February 1929, Page 13
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