OVER THE AERIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 227, 25 September 1930, Page 6

OVER THE AERIAL.

THIS EVENING'S BROADCASTS,

Details of programmes to be sent out -by New Zealand and. Australian broadcast- , mg stations. to-day.and.to-morrow are as ■ ■ • ;,' ." \ ' . „ Siffi Deathless Army"; -foe. owggdfc Davies.-'Tll Sing Thee Songs oTArany , intermezzo, "In a Persian Market";. 8.30, : hovely'-Twenty-minute jggj*!*: *X Entertainment"; 8:50;; selection , The Desert Song"; 9, weather forecast f1.2, bass-baritone, F. Sutherland, ' The Trum peter"; 9.6, sketch, "Down South";, mite and clarinet, W. Henderson' and . P... W. .Eastpe, AfLo, Here the .Gentle Lark ; 9.17 bass-baritone, F: Sutherland, My Old Shako"; 9.21, overture "Slavon c Rhap- - •Sody i " / "The J Gladiator's Farewell"; 9.33, dance music. •, „ _ _ Wellington, 2YA (416.7.metres) .—7 p.m., ' news session, market reports and sports results: 8, chimes; studio concert by the Wellington-Artillery Band Captain T Herd) and 2YA artists; fantasia, he band, "Memories of Britain" (am Rimmer); 8.13, quartet, the -Lyric,/"Calm is fhp Sea" (Pfeil) : 8.17. tenor, Mr. Charles Williams, "Mtanilted" (Brahms); 8.21, Highland patrol, the band "Wee M-ac-gregor" . (Amers); 8.25,. elocution, H. Aitr Ken, "A Backwood Penance"; 8.31, novelty, "Shining Moon"; 8.34, soprano, Mrs. H. Dawson* "The Pipes of.-Pan"; 8.38. humoresque, "A Trip to Blackpool"; 8.47, baritone, W. Goudie, "Annie Laurie"; 8.51, accordions, . "Oriental One-step"; 8.01, quartet, "Evening"; 8.58, serenade, A Rose of Granada"; 9.2, weather report; 9 4, tenor, W. R. Hill, English folk songs "Dabbling In the Dew," "Strawberry Fair, "The Tailor and the Mouse"; 9.11, orchestral, "Berceuse"; 9.14, bass, W. B. Brown, "The Gallant Salamander"; 9.18, selection, "William Tell"; 9.30 humour, H. Aitken, "I Don't Want My Cigar to Go Out"; 9.36, chorus, "Vocal Gems from 'Veronique' ; 9.40, waltz, "Julianna"; 9.46, soprano, Mrs. H. Dawsori, "II Bacio"; 9.50, violin, "La Fille aux Cheveuse de Lin"; 9.53, quartet, "Swing Along"; 9.57, foxtrot, "Gee Whiz!'; march, "The Conservator." Christchurch, 3YA (306 metres). —7 p.m., news session; 7.30, lecture, A.- J. Lukey, "Diseases of the Udder in Cows";. 8, chimes; classical and miscellaneous programme; overture, "Orpheus in ■'Hades": : B.9, trio, "Memories": contralto, Alice Vinsen, "Slumber Song of the Madonna"; 8.15, flute, W. Hay, ."Chant du Soir"; 8.19, tenor, E. Rogers, < "Heavenly Aida"; 8.23, 'instrumental, "Fingal's Cave"; 8:53, contralto.and bass, "0 Wert Thou in the'Cauld Blast"; 8.36, organ, "Love's Garden of. Roses"; 5.40, soprano. Madame Gowef Burns, "Naught to My Heart Can • Bring Relief"; 8.43, violin, Heifetz, "Jota,'< "Puck"; 8.46, bass, J. Filer "The Harp That Once"; 8.50, instrumental, "Intermezzo," "Tiie DargasonV;- 9, weather report; 9.3, band, "Light .Cavalry"; 9.7, contralto; Alice Vinsen, .."The Glory of the Sea"t 9.41, instrumental, '.'2nd Movement from- Ist -Symphony";. 9.17, soprano, Madame Cower-: Burns, "The Snake Charmer'. , ; 9.20, organ; "Chanson"; 9.23/ tenor, E. Rogers,' "La Setenata" . (Tosti); 9.26, flute, W. Hay, "Serenade"; 9.30, soprano arid'tenor, "What a Glance"; 9.34, instrumental, Sketches," "To a ■Wild Rose/' "Will o' the Whisp," "From an Indian Lodge," "To a . Water 9.42, male quartet, "Nursery Rhymes"; 9.46/ aria bass, J. Filer, "She-. Alone Charmeth My Sadness"; 9.50, violin, Heifetz, : "On Wings of Song"; 9.54, quartet, "Fly, Singing Bird, Fly"; 9.57* instrumental "Henry VIII. Dances." Bunedin, 4YA (463 -metres). —Silent day. •:.'-•■ ■.:•: i '■:.: ""'■ ■,' Sydney, 2FC (45.1 metres).—7.ls p.m., cliildren's session; 8.15, orchestral;.. 8.50, sporting news; 8.55, country session; 9.30, relay from the' Little Theatre of "The Beloved Vagabond," a play; 10.45, popular programme;-11.45. dance music. Sydney, 2BL (353 metres). —7.45 p.m., orchestral; 8.15, Girls , Radio Club; 8.35, country session; 8.50, orchestral; 9.30, relay from the Ashfleld Town Hall of band music and community singing. Brisbane, 40.G (395 metres) .—7.30 p.m., information session; 7.40, gramophone recital; 8, children's session; 8.30, market reports and weather forecast; 9, "Midsummer Night's Dream—the Characterisation," the second or a series of Shakespearean lectures; 9.15, sporting news; 9.30, programme of light classical and