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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 218, 15 September 1930, Page 6

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THIS EVENING'S BROADCASTS. Details of programmes to. he sent out by New Zealand and Australian broadcasting- stations to-day and to-morrow are as follow:- — > ' Auckland,' IYA, (333 metres).—Silent IZQ (252 metres). —8 pan.; chimes, Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra in popular numbers; 8.15, comic songs; 8.30, instrumental numbers; 8.45* request session; 9, distant station report; 9.5, further request numbers; 9.30, latest gramophone recordings; 10, dance session; 10.30, "Good-night" number. y Wellington, 2YA (416.7 metres).—s p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, mews session, market reports and sports results; 7.40, lecturette, H. G. South, "Books, Grave and Gay"; 8, chimes, ■ overture, 2YA Orchestrina, "Coriolanus";. 5.9, quartet, "Tbe Lass With vthe Delicate Vir"; 8.13,' piano, Oreti Stallard, "Ist Movement or Appasslonata Sonata"; 8.20, soprano, Jeanette Briggs, "Be Still, Blackbird"; 8.24, selection, "A Movement from the Symphony In D Major"; 8.32, elocution, Zena Jupp, "Peg 1 Away"; 8.37, bass, J. M. Caldwell, "Shepherd, See Thy Foaming- Horse's Mane"; 8.41, violin, "Caprice ' XX."; 8.44, contralto, Ngaire Coster, "Unmindful of the Roses"; 8.48, tenor, H. , Brusey, "Se'a Reivers' Song," "Island Sheiling Song"; 8.56, selection, "Barque D'Amour," "Reconciliaton"; 9.4, weather , report;- at about 9 p.m. the programme will be interrupted for Hon. P. A. de la Perrelle to give an address on "New Zealand Foods and New Zealand Scenery"; 9.6, relay of organ recital by H. Mount, "Choral March," "Lament," "OfTertoire in F," baritone,\with organ, C. Mack, "0, Holy. Night"; 9.22, selection, "Carlssima"; 9.30, choral, "Roses of the South"; 9.38, humour, Zena Jupp, "The History -Examination"; 9.43, flute, E. Prill, "The Russian Carnival"; 9.51,-duet, Jeanette Briggs and ■ Ngaire Coster, "Farewell' to Summer"; 9.55, bass, J. Caldwell,'"When Dull Care";; 9.58, quartet, "The-Sea Hath Its Pearls"? 10.3, valse, "Valse Caprice." Chriatchurch, 3YA (306 metres).—sr p.m., children's session; 6, dinner \ music; 7, news session; 7.30, talk, H. R. Farr, "One Hundred Years of Railway DevelopmenU'; 8, programme by 'the Woolston Band, assisted by 3YA artists; march medley, "Famous Fragments from W. Rim•mer's Marches"; overture, 'Pique Dame"; 8.12, quartet, "There Was a Jolly Miller," "The Tight Little. Island"; 8.16, bass, E. J. Johnston, "Invictus"; 8.19, guitar, "Aloha Oe"; 8.23, mezzo-soprano, Lucy Fullwood, "Heart of the Hills"; 8.26, dance intermezzo, "Wedgwood Blue"; 8.31, tenor, T. G.» Rogers, "The Garden I

Fashioned for You"; 8.34, organ, "Raymond Overture"; . 8.40, oontralto, Mary Taylor, "My Aln Folk"; 8.44, violin, Kreisler, '-'Deep in My Heart, Dear," "Indian r L'oye Call"; 8.50, suite, "Mignonne"9, weather report; 9.2, orchestral "Fra Diavolo"; 9.8, quartet, "Jack Spratt"; contralto, Mary Taylor, "Nig-litfali at Sea," "Arise, 0 Sun"; 0.17, cornet, Bandsman R. OUlson, "As You Pass By"; 9.22, tenor, ' T. G. Rogers, "Roses"; 9.25, 'cello, "Harlequiriade"; 9.29, mezzo-soprano, Lucy Fullwood, "Spring's Awakening"; 9.33. phantasy, "In a Chinese Temple Garden"; .9.40, bass, E. J. Johnston, "The Deathless Army"; 9.43, organ, "Medley of National Airs"; 9.49, quartet, "When Evening's Twilight";' 9.52, band, "Gallantry," march, "Merry and Bright." . „ Dunedin, 4YA (463 metres). —5* p.m., children's session; 6> dinner music; 7, news session; 7.40, talk, A. Salmond, 8.A., . "An Introduction to the Race Problem- iii the. Pacific," under auspices of W.E.A.; S, chimes; overture, "Overture in C," /'Overture to an Irish Comedy," "Polonaise ift A"; 8.20, mezzo-soprano, Miss M. Andrew, "Prelude from a Cycle of Life,'' "Cuckoo Clock"; 5.27, .'cello,. F. V. Drake, "Ilobin Adair"; 8.33, baritone, W. RufTell, "Storm Clouds," "Trade Winds";. 8.40, selections. "Rigoletto," "Rebel Maids'.' "Reconciliation"; 9, weather report; 9.2,; band, "Entr'acte Carmen"; 9.10, piano, A. H. Pettitt, "Waltz in A Flat"; 9A4, overture, "Semlramis"; serenade, "Slumber Song," Pirates or Pcnzance"; 9.30, rnezzosoprano, Miss M.' Andrews, "Nymphs and vx^ c !? 5 " ; ,.?- 34 ' cl,orus - "When soldiers i : °- 38 ' suite,."Danses Mlniarln 8-46, '.baritone, W. Rufthi' v• 9 - 50 ' chorus, "'Tis r?om "Tom y jSSIs'A ®,' s 4 - orcl>cs,r " sufvsnssaa!» sporting: news; D, country session'" 9 30 Sydney, 2BL (353 metres) .—7.45 n m orchestral; 8 15. Boys' Aero Club- s'3s" 00 ' lnt fl. sesslon; 8 - s °. orchestral 9 30' •talk, fhe Modern Spirit or France"; f1.50' orchestral; 10, relay of wrestling bout it cital dnCy Staclilim: 11 - 30 ' celebrity reBrisbane, 4QG (395 metres). —7 30 p.m., information session; 7.40 scramoplione rceilal; 8, children's session* 8.30 market reports and weather forecast• 9' talk on books; 9.15. sporting news; 9 30' programme of music; 10.30, programme of popular arid dance music.