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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 123, 27 May 1929, Page 6

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broadcasts this evening. nptoiu or programmes to be sent out «,v v -yv Zealand and Australian IroadcasthiV Nations to-day and to-morrow are as follow —• Auckland. IYA. —Silent day. SucktiU IZB (275 > n f^ c - 6 f n ° T).m.. children's session; <.30, vocal, «tl'umental and other items.' Wellington, 2YA (420 metres) P* •• children's session; 6-0, ne r r pt .u\ts *' 1 40' news, markets and sports results, 7.4U, 4 1 Mcholls. "Gardening"; 8.0, from' Master ton of opening ceremony AVairarapa Industrial Exhibition. Christchurch, 3YA (306 n m children's, session: 7.0. news, 7 -3', Hook review, E. J. Well; 8.0. studio programme by Wools ton Brass Band and 33 Du^nedin^ 1 4YA (463 metres).-6 p.mj PwWem of| coal";-" 8.0, vocal, instrumental and other jt 'Sydney 2FC (i 42 metres) .—7.15 p.m., rliilurni'i's session; 8.0, news, markets and -sports results: 8.40. dinner r, ;.;o «tudlu presentation of plaj, j ones',';* musical items, ctc. Svriney. 2SL (3 53 metres). —7.1 a p.m., chUt'ren's session; 8.0. news and sports results; 8.10, dinner music; 8.40, market le ror's etc - 8 55. advertising' talks and studio items: 9.30. studio Programme; including sketch by Zena and James "SSUW 3LO (371 m f treß) v7 7.3o p.m., children's session; 8.35,.. news am market reports; 9.10, lecturettes, 9.40, sialyl orchestra; 9.45, programme or vocal and instrumental items. Melbourne, 3AR (484 metres) p.m., gramophone records; 8.40, news, 5.50: records; 9.30. lecturettes; 0.0, <;.jn(>(i timsrramme; Radio Revellers, 10.1 , pi-opt amine or ' vocal and instrumental St 'fl'-'isbane. 4QG (385 metres). —7.30 p.m., general information; 7.35, gramophone records • 7.55, commercial; 8.0, cn session; 8.30, news, markets and lectuiftte; 9.30, studio prosramine_ t>y station orchestra and assisting artists.

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES

Auckland ' 1 Yfl (333 metres). —2 p.m., re*>' of opeSnin# of Waikato Winter Show, Hamilton; 0,, children s session, J, new wsrpAaßj BAS. instrumental, the btuaio Ti o 095 Poem*"; 8.39, orchestral entr'acte, Majes tic Theatre;. 8. !9. vocal duet, record, l Gitana'*'; oSfl'«l° Banjo aC Son?';° «?6' weather forecast, etc.; 9.9. studic. trio, sections Slc?s Soliioquy"; • ».**. "Someone Singing in My Garden, Call .Me Mimi"; 9.33, gramophone lecturerecital, Karl Atkinson, "The Lureooff f the Gramophone"; orchestra, record, ine Magic Flute" overture, part 2; contralto solo, record. "Death and the Maiden ; choir and orchestra, record, "Jlgrdal j orchestra, record, "Prelude in G Minor (Rachrnaninoif); Lass solo and chorus, record, "Hail, King- Henry"; tenor, record, "The Wanderer"; scena, principals, chorus and orchestra, Berlin State Opera House, record. "Hail Egypt, isis, Hail."

Wellington, 2YA ( 520 metres). —5 p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music: 7," news, markets and sports; 7.40, lecturette, "For the Man on the Land"; 8, chimes; 8.1, orchestra. "Comrades in Arms"; 8.9, soprano, Phyllis Martin, "Love Me Now"; 8.13, trombone solo, with orchestral accompaniment, Harold Oakcs. "I Know a Lovely Garden"; 8.18, tenor, G. A. Blackie, "Oft in the. Stilly Night"; 8.22, orchestra, "Humoresque" (Dvorak), "Tales from the Vienna Woods"; 8.30, humour, David Barrie, "Schoolboy Howlers"; 8.37, popular songs, Henry Desmond, "The Girl is You and the Boy i 3 Me"; 8.41, Hawaiian selections, record, "Ukulele Lullaby," "Ukulele Dream Girt"; 8.47, Phyllis Martin, "Cherry Ripe"; 8.51, orchestra; 8.59, weather report; 9.1, G. A. Blackie, "One Little Hour"; 9.5, novelties, orchestra, "In a Chinese Temple Garden," "II Trovatore"; g 10 David Barrie, "Winter Pastimes"; 9 17* Henry Desmond, "I'm Sorry, Sally," "And if You Don't Love Me"; 9.24, musical comedv selection, orchestra, "Katja"; 0.30, dance programme, gramophone, until 3YA. —Silent day. Dunedin, 4¥A (403 metres). 6 p.m., children's session; 7, n(»vs; 7.30, lecturette, Proressor Fisher, "Why Incomes are Unequal"; 8, concert by St. Ktlda Band and assisting - artists. Sydney, 2FC (442 metres). —7.15 p.m., children's session; 8, news, markets and sports results; 8.40, dinner music; 9.30, vocal, instrumental and other items. Sydney, 2BL (353 metres). —7.15 p.m., children's session; 8, news and sports results; 8.10, dinner music; 8.40, market, reports, etc.; 8.55, advertising talks and studio items; 9.30, vocal, instrumental »nd other items, including violin selections by Elsie Steele. Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres). — 7.30 p.m., 'children's spsslon; 8.35, news and mifcetc; 9.16, lecturettes; 9.40, Prahran

City Band; 0.50, mezzo-soprano, Gertrude Grav; 9.57. llawatian Instrumental, the Kauais; 10.?, bass-baritone, Thomas George; 10.10, band; 10.22, Auburn Methodist Church Choir and organ; 11.22, band; 11.32, news; 11.42, Gertrude Gray; 11.40, band; 12.1, Thomas George; 12.8, the Kauais; 12.16, dance music, Radio Revellers. Melbourne, 3AR (fSi metres). — 7.30 p.m., gramophone records; S, instrumental, the Jedal Trio; 5.30, records; 8.40, news; 8.50, records; 0.30, lecturettes; 10, station orchestra; 10.10, bass Ilerold Kyng; 10.17, orchestra; 10.27, talk, Donald McLean; 10.32, soprano, Dawn Assheton, violin, Laszlo Schwartz; 11.22, Ilerold Kyng; 11.30, orchestra; 11.50, news and sports items. Brisbane, 4QG (385 metres). —7.30 p.m., general information; 7.35, astronomy talk, \. K. Chapman; 7.4 5, gramophone records; 7.55, commercial; 8, children's session; 5.30, news, markets and leeturette; 0.30, studio programme by Eric Haynes' party; 10.30, three-act comedy, "His House in Order."