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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 242, 12 October 1929, Page 13

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BROADCASTS EVENING. Details of programmes to be sent out oy New Zealand and Australian Tjrbadcasting stations to-day, to-morrow and Sunday are as follow :■ — ' Auckland, IYA (333 metres).—s p.m., children's session; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news and market .reports; 740 A E. McMahon, "Dahlias' ; S.'o, chimes; .8.1. orchestra "ir 1 Were King": SiO, baritone, Frank Sutherland, "Mendln' - Roadways"; 8.14, Irish' Dance Music, record, "Turkey in the "Little Judy"; 8.20, recitals, Nina Scott, "Too Late, Too Late," "Do You Remember?"- B°7 ingall's Hawaiian Orchestra, "Song to Hawaii," "Repasz Band March"; 8.35, novelty, Bohemian Duo, Blue Hawaii,", "Happy Days and Lonely Nights ; 8.43, studio .orchestra,- "Four American Indian' Songs"; 8'.53, humour, record, yThe Presentation of Prizes"; 9.1, weather ■report; 9.3; Ingall's Orchestra, "Pua Carnation," "Aloha Sunset Land": ■β-li, Frank Sutherland, "ListenhV," "Cavalier' , ; 9.18, orchestra; "Southern .Wedding"; 9.20, whispering baritone, record,' "Ev'rybody Loves You"; 9.30, Kigali's'■ Orchestra, "Maori Slumber Song" "Hawaiian Echoes ; 9.37, monologue, Nina Scott, "Supplanted ; 9.41, xylophone sblo, record, 'Minuet (Paderewskl); 9.44, Bohemian Duo, '01 Man River," "Carry Me- Back to_ Old Virginny"- 9.51, . selection, orchestra, "Plymouth Hoe";: 10.0, gramophone dance programme until 11. " • '' ~ ■■ Wellington, 2YA (416.7 metres).—s p.m., children's session; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news, markets and . sports; 7 40, physical culture talk, Walter Dudson; -. 8.0, chimes; 8.1, overture, orchestra, "Mlnistrelesque Minglings"; 8.9, vocal, Melodie Four, "While I Have You ; 8 13, steel guitar, Berthold and Bent, "Marie," "So Blue"; §.20, bass, W. W. Marshall, "Gipsy Dan"; 8.24, xylophone with- orchestra, "William Tell"; 8.30, entertainer at piano, Barry Middieton, "Musicians and How They Musich." "How to Write a Ragtime Song"; 8.37, tenor, Sam Duncan, "Then You'll Remember Me"; 8.41, accordion, record, "Tres Jolie Waltz"; 8.44, baritone, R. S. Allwright, "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 Uβ Waltz"; 9.13, Frank Bryant, "The Little Old Garden," "Mighty Laka' Rose"; 9.20, orchestra, "Toy Drum, Major," "Rhapsodle Russe" (Nussbaum) ;; 9.28, Barry Middieton, "The Woman Hater," "The Gibson Girl" march (banjo: solo); 9.35, Adele Taylor, "Have You, "Forgotten , Yvonne?," "A Precious Little; Thing Called' Love"; 9.42, accordion solo, record, "La Petite Tonkinoise"; 9.45,' request number, Melodie Four; 9.49 j orchestra, dance novelties; 1.0.0, gramophone dance programme until 11. Chrietchurch, 3YA (306 metres).—s- - children's session; 6.0, dinner, music; ...7.0, news;, 7.30,. .sports;' 8.0, chimes, programme of old-time songs, recitations, dances, etc.; 8.1, light orclies-; tral,. record, "Hearts and Flowers," "Nar-: cissus"; 8.8, baritone, Bernard Rennell,, "The Yeoman's Wedding 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. T>: 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"; 8.49; Scottish song and story, Jock Lockhart, "Mrs. 'Enry Hawkins, , ! "i Love a Lassie".; 8.56, dance band record; ~ , "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, f'Whistling Jim"; 9.33, ■ Hiram Dunford,' "How Betsy and I Made Up"; 9.33, dance orchestra, "Deoch and Doris"; 9.53, Jock .Lockhart, old-time stories- aifd songs, including "We.'Parted on the Shore"; 9.58, .old-time' dance numbers- W the \ Wlllyanis Dance Orchestra until' 11.: v-V . :■,■„ ; - ■,;>:-, ;;•,:•. ■ Dunedin,~'4YA (463. metres}.—6: p.m., children's sessJon; 7.0, news; relay of old-time rnusical" programme from 3YA, Christchurch; 10.0, gramophone record dance programme until 11. Sydney, 2FC (442 metres). —7.15 p.m., children's session; 8.15, dinner "music; 9.0, news, markets and sports; 9.15, organ recital; 9.30, revue programme; 10.30. dance programme by the Australian Broadcasting Dance Orchestra; results of Federal elections as received. . * •: • ■■■/■-■■ Sydney;.2BL (353 metres).^—7.4s p.m., dinner music; 8.15, children's. session; 8.35, studio music; 8.50, market' reports; 9.0, dinner music; 9.30, popular programme interspersed with sporting announcements and followed Ly dance music, with Federal election results, as received. '. ■ ' Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres).— l. ls p.m., children's session; . 8.0, market reports; 8.3b, lecture'ttes; 9.30, concert programme, interspersed with election results. Melbourne, 3AR (484 metres).—T.4s pjn., dinner music by the studio orchestra; 9.0, gramophone records; 9.15, market reports; 9.30, studio programme, interspersed "with election results. Brisbane, 4QO (335 metres).—7.4o p.m., general news; 8.0, children's session; 8.30, sporting news and note 3: 0.30, concert programme interspersed with the broadcasting of results in the Australian Federal election. I _ 1 ' . .