OVER THE AERIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 241, 11 October 1929, Page 6

OVER THE AERIAL.

——s -• ■* ' BROADCASTS THIS EVENING. Details of programmes to be sent out oy New Zealand and Australian broadcasting stations to-day, to-morrow and Sunday are as rollow: — Auckland, IYA (333 metres). —5 p.m., children's session; «, dinner music ; |, news and market reports; 7.40, W. G. E. V,heeler, "Esperanto"; 8, relay from Cambridge oi demonstration concert or Cambridge competitions. Wellington, 2YA (416.7 metres). — 5 p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7 news, markets and sports; 7.40, cricket talk A. E. Varney; 8, chimes; programme featuring vocal excerpts from -The Rebel Maid',, presented by the Philharmonic Quartet; 8.1, orchestra, "Rebel Maid selection; 8.9, soprano, Ena Rapley, -'bail, Mv Ships"; 8.13, baritone, Artuur. Brady, "The Fishermen of England"; 8.17, piano, Pauline Rodgers, ".Prelude in C Sharp Minor" (Rachmaninoif), "Melodie" Op. 2X, No 3 (Paderewski); 8.26, recital, Errol Muir, "Home, Sweet Home"; 8.33, orchestra, "My Lady Frayle"; 8.41, vocal, Edwin Dennis and Arthur Brady, "Ho, Ho, Diddle Dum"- 8.45, 'cello solo, record, "bcherzo (Harty)- 8.49, contralto, Madge Freeman, "I Want My Man"; 8.53, selection, orchestra, "Rigoletto"; 9.1, weather report; 9.3, Ena Rapley, "Are My Lanterns Shining Brightly?"; 9.7, Ena Rapley and Madge Freeman, "Serving Maids"; 9.11, orchestra, "Three Spanish Dances"; 9.19, Philharmonic Quartet, "'Shepherdess and Beau Brocade"; 9.23, Errol Muir, "Bertram at the Bachelors' Club"; 9.30, band, record, "Carmen—Entr'acte"; 9.38, Edwin Dennis, "O Vision Entrancing"; 9.42, Madge Freeman, "So this is woman's Lot"; 9.46, 'cello, record, "Album Leaf —Russian Serenade"; 9.50, baritone, Arthur Brady, "The Yeomen of England"; 9.54, selection, orchestra, "Bohemian Girl." ChPistchurch, 3YA (306 metres). — 5 p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news; 8, chimes; 8.1, studio instrumental octet, "Three Dances from Henry i VTil."; 8.11, baritone, J. F. Jones, "Will o' the Wisp"; 8.15, mirth and melody, The Chatterboxes, sketch, "The Cure,' song, "Ukulele Dream Girl"; sketch, "The Recruit"; 8.35, musical comedy selection, octet, "Sally"; 8.45, J. F. Jones, "When I Awake," "Four by the Clock"; 8.51, octet, "Andante" (Lemare), "Czardas"; 9.1, weather report; 0.3, vocal trio, record, "Climbin' Up de Golden Stairs"; 9.6, octet, "Broadway Melody," "Wedding of the Painted Doll," "Sentimental Swanee"; 9 16, The Chatterboxes, "The Difference," "I Love My Jean'" "Cohen Phones for a Phone"; 9.36, gramophone dance programme until 11. ■ Dunedin, 4YA (463 metres).—6 p.m., children's session; 7, news; 8, vocal, instrumental and other items. Sydney, 2FC (442 metres). —7.15 p.m., children's session; 8.15, dinner music; 9, news, markets and sports; 9.15, organ recital; 10, variety programme; 11.50, dance music. Sydney, 2BL (353 metres). —7.40 p.m.. dinner mu3ic; 8.15, children's session; 8.35, studio music; 8.50, market reports; 9, dinner music; 9.30, popular vocal and orchestral programme. Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres). — 7.1 o p.m., children's session; 8, market reports; 8.30, lecturettes; 9.30, concert programme. Melbourne, 3AR (484 metres). — 7.45 p.m., dinner music by the studio orchestra; 9, gramophone records; 9.15, market reports; 9.30, studio programme. Brisbane, 4QG (385 metres). — 7.30 p.m., general news; 7.35, dinner music; 7.55, commercial; 8, children's session; 8.30, news, markets and sports review; 9.30, programme by the Silkstone Apollo Club, studio orchestra and other artists.

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES.

Auckland, IYA (333 metres). —3 p.m., studio items; 5.0, children's session; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news and market reports- 7.40, A. E. McM-ahon, "Dahlias"; 8.0, chimes; 8.1, orchestra "If "I Were King-"; 8.10, baritone, Frank Sutherland, "Mendin , Roadways"; 8.i4, Irish Dance Music, record, "Turkey in the Straw," "Little Judy"; 8.20, recitals, Nina Scott, "Too Late, Too Late," "Do You Remember?"; 8.27, IngralPs Hawaiian Orchestra, "Song to Hawaii," "Repasz Band March"; 5.35, novelty, Bohemian Duo, "Blue Hawaii," "Happy Days and Lonely Nights"; 8.43, studio orchestra, "Four American Indian Songs";' 8.53, humour, record, "The Presentation of Prizes"; 9.1, weather report; 9.3. Ingall's Orchestra, "Pua Carnation," "Aloha Sunset Land"; 9.11, Frank Sutherland, "Listenin , ," "Cavalier"; 9.18, £*? estr - a, " s °uthern Wedding"; 9.20, -whispering baritone, record, "Ev'rybody > ou "; .9.30, Ingall's Orchestra, ? ri ? ber Son *" "Hawaiian Echoes"; ■ • TJ™ lO v& ue, Nina Scott, "Supplanted"; PadeSrV^ 10 ' record - "Minuet" Man RW^M.n 9 "" , Bobe mian Duo, "01'

entertainer at piano, Barry Middleton, "Musicians and How They Musich," 'How to Write a Rag-time Song-"; 8.37, tenor, Sam Duncan, "Then You'll Remember Me"; 8.41, accordion, record, "Tres Jolie Waltz"; 8.44, baritone, R. S. Allwrig-ht, "The Bedouin's Love Song-"; 8.48, soprano, Adele Taylor, "Orpheus With His Lute"; 8.52, orchestra, request number; 9.0, weather report; 9.2, Melodie Four, "Fishing"; 9.6, Berthold and Bent, "Carolina Moon," "Let Us Waltz"; 9.13, Frank Bryant, "The Little Old Garden," "Mighty Lak a' Rose"; 9.20, orchestra, "Toy Drum Major," "Rhapsodie Russe" (Nussbaum) ; 9.28, Barry Middleton, "The Woman Hater," "The Gibson Girl" march (banjo solo); 9.35, Adele Taylor, "Have You Forgotten Yvonne?," "A Precious Little Tiling- Called Love"; 9.42, accordion solo, record, "La Petite Tonkinoise"; 9.45, request number, Melodie Four; 9.49 orchestra, dance novelties; 10.0, gramophone dance programme until 11. Christchurch, 3YA (306 metres). —3 p.m., studio items; 5.0, children's session; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news; 7.30, sports; 8.0, chimes, programme of old-time songs, recitations, dances, etc.: S.i, light orchestral, record, "Hearts and Flowers," "Narcissus"; 8.8, baritone, Bernard Rennell, "The Yeoman's Weeding Song," "Kathleen Mavourneen"; 8.15, English concertina duets, Theo and Francis Gunther, "Sweet Chiming Bells," "The Old Folks at Home"; 8.22, contralto solo with chorus, Mrs. D. W. Stallard, "Silver Threads Among the Gold," "My Old Kentucky Home"; 8.30, recital, Hiram Dunford, "Betsy and I Are Out" (The Quarrel); 8.38, orchestral, record, "Myosotis"; 8.42, tenor, L. C. Quane, "Alice. Where Art Thou?" "Mary of Argyle"; 8.4-9, Scottish song and story, Jock Lockhart, "Mrs. 'Enry Hawkins,', , "I Love a Lassie"; 8.56, dance band medley, record, "Yip-I-Addy-I-Ay," "Yankee Doodle Medley"; 8.59, -weather report; 9.1, Bernard Rennell, "In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree"; 9.8, Theo and Francis Gunther, "Rendezvous"; 9.12, Mrs. Stallard, "The Old Rustic Bridge by the Mill"; 9.16, male choir, record, "There is a Travern in the Town"; 9.19, Willyams Dance Orchestra, "Merry Widow" waltz; 9.14, L. C. Quane, "Sally in Our Alley"; 9.28, dance orchestra, "Whistling Jim"; 9.33, Hiram Dunford, "How Betsy and I Made Up"; 9.38, dance orchestra, "Deoch and Doris"; 9.53, Jock Lockhart, old-time stories and songs, including "We Parted on the Shore"; 9.58, old-time dance numbers by the Willyams Dance Orchestra until 11. Dunedin, 4YA (463 metres). —3 p.m., studio items; 6.0, children's session; 7.0, news; 8.0, relay of old-time musical programme from 3YA, Christchurch; 10.0, gramophone dance programme until 11. SUNDAY'S PROGRAMMES. Auckland, IYA (333 metres). —3 p.m., studio items; 6, children's session; 6.55, relay of service from St. Andrew's Church (preacher, Rev. I. E. Bertram; organist, Dr. Neil McDougall); 8.30 (approx.), relay from Whanganei of concert by the Whangarei Municipal Band, under the conductorship of Bandmaster Dobson. Wellington, 2YA (416.7 metres). — 3 p.m., studio items; 6, children's service; 7, relay or service from Taranaki Street Methodist Church (preacher, Rev. T. R. Richards; organist and choirmaster, Mr. H. Temple White); 8.15 (approx.), studio concert by the Port Nicholson Silver Band, under the conductorship of Mr. J. J. Drew, and assisting- artists.