OVER THE AERIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 292, 10 December 1929, Page 6

OVER THE AERIAL.

______—• BROADCASTS '-THIS EVENING. Details or programmes to be sent oui by New Zealand and Australian broadcasting- stations to-day and to-morrow are as follow:— Auckland, IYA (333 metres).—7 p.m., news, market reports: 7.40, talk, J. J. Maekav, "The Cornwell Cup"; S, cliimes; S.l, vocal trio, Clarion Trio, "Sally"; 8.5, instrumental, studio trio, "Moorish Night Songr," "Serenade"; 8.14, tenor, J. Simpson, "When Other Lips"; S.lB, pianoforte, Miss Toner, selected; .8.34, soprano, Alma McGruer, "Pipes or Pan"; 8.38, violin, Ina Bosworth, "Minuet"; 8.42, bass solo, Duncan Black, "The Fishermen or England"; 8.4G, solo and chorus, Clarion Trio, "When the Boys Come Home for Tea"; 8.50. Miss Toner, selected; 8.57, weather report; fl, vocal duet, Miss McGruer and J. Simpson, "A Paradise for Two"; 0.4, humours J. F. Montague, "HofTenstein Proposes a Toast." "What Do the Ladies Talk About?"; 9.13, instrumental, studio trio, selection from "Etienne Marcel"; 0.22, vocal trio. Clarion Trio, "Gipsies' Chorus"; 9.26, gramophone lecture-recital, Karl Atkinson, "The Sea in Music"; records. Wellington, 2YA (410.7 metres). — 7 p.m., news; market reports and sports results; 7.40, lecturette, representative of Agricultural Department, "For the Man on the Land"; 8, chimes; 8.1, overture, 2YA Salon Orchestra, under Mat Dixon, "Slavonic Rhapsody"; 8.9, entertainment by Strollers Radio Party; tenor solo, ''A Love Nest for Two"; soubrettc, "He Did"; pianoforte medley of musical comedy numbers: humour, "Richard I."; soprano solo, "When Daisies Pied"; 8.24, instrumental trio, Messrs. Ilaydock, Chapman and Dixon, "Poupee Valsantc," "Wiegenlied"; 8.34, further numbers by the Strollers; soprano solo. "Cigarette"; humorous duo, "Bridget O'Flynn"; selected pianoforte numbers; tenor solo, "The Little White House"; 8:05, selection, 2YA Salon Orchestra. "Pastoral Sketches"; 9.3, weather report; 9.5, entertainment by the Strollers; soubrette, "You Always had to Pay a Little More"; vocal duet, "Very Own Pierrot": humour, "I Need Love"; pianoforte numbers: finale, "Going Up"; musical comedy' selection, studio orchestra. ■ "The Student Prince": 9.30, dance records. Chrißtchurch, '3YA. —Silent day. Dunedin, 4YA (4G3 metres). —7 p.m., news session; 8, chimes; studio concert by St. Kilda Band, under J. Dixon, and assisting artists; 8.1, march, band, "Entry of the Gladiators"; 8.8, bass, Neil Black, "Young Tom o' Devon"; 8.12. novelty, Norman Long, "Overture, 1929"'; 8.15, mezzo-soprano, Winnie Collier, "DrSam o' Day Jill," "Somewhere a Voice Is Calling"; 8.22, intermezzo, band, "Crown or Love"; 8.29, male choruses, Prudhoe Gleemen, "Soldier's v Farewell," "Border Ballad" (record); 8.35, selection, band, "Unfinished Symphony—First Movement"; 8.40, recitals, Mary Jolly, "Comfort," "The Woman at the Wheel"; 8.53, Paul Whiteman's Orchestra, "Gipsy"; 9, weather report; 9.2, selection, band, "Gems of Irish Melody"; 9.14, bass, Neil Black, "The Grey North Sea," "The Mountains of Mourne"; 9.21, mandolin band, "Stephanie Gavotte" (record); 9.24, mezzosoprano, Winnie Collier, "A ' Summer Night"; 9.28, song, waltz, band, "Was it a Dream?"; 0.35, recital, Mary Jolly, extract from "Romeo and Juliet"; 9.4 2, humorous selection, band, "Musical Fragments"; '9.52.- humour. Norman Lang, "What Did the Village Blacksmith Say?" (record) ; 9.55, march, band, "The Crusader." Sydney, 2FC (442 metres). —7.45 p.m., children's session; 8.4 5, dinner music; 9.30, sports; 9.37, Stock Exchange reports; 9.40, news; 9.58, concert programme.

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES.

Auckland, IYA (333 metre.?).—:! p.m., arternoon session, studio items; n.O, children's session; G.O. dinner music; 7.0, news and market reports; 7.30. talk, Madame Milne. "Health and Diet"; S.O, chimes: 8.1. selection, studio orchestral octet, "Maritana": 8.1 i, vocal quartet, The 'Olymnians. "Swansea Town"; 8.15, tenor, L. Harvey, "Maeushla"; 8.10, pianoforte. Willi dm Backhaus, "Bohemian Dance" (record); 5.23, soprano. Dorothy Youd, "The Sweetest Song'?; 8.27. organ, | Jesse Crawford. "0 Promise Me," "Because" '(record); 5.33, baritone. Barry Coney, "Grendon Fair"; 5.37, instrumental.' studio octet. "The Mouse and the Clock," "Musical Jigsaw"; 8.40, talk, A. B. ciiappell. topical talk; 9.1, weather report; 0.3, contralto, Martha Williamson, "Without Thee," "InsrWd's Sons"; 0.10. selection, | band or H.M. Coldstream Guards, "Leslie Stuart's "Songs" (record); 0.18, tenor, L. Harvey, "Edward Gray" : 0.22. instrumental studio octet, "Two Old French Dances"; «i,ilk s .°.? rano, Do «>thy..Yoim, "My Heart is »~ : °; 36 ' vloUn -' l '' rilz Kreisler, v uvv r°S?V c " „ (, ' ef>o, ' cl) "• 9 -«°. haritone o'i- ha. rni V ; , I)anny D ,ever»; 9.-14, band rt ■ rftrnnv n ?t » MI V ° UnV(lS ' '"*'** Roches Wellington, 2YA— silent day.