OVER THE AERIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 228, 26 September 1930, Page 6

OVER THE AERIAL.

THIS EVENING'S BROADCASTS. Details of programmes to he sent out toy New Zealand and Australian broadcasting stations to-day and to-morrow are as follow: — ' Auckland. IYA (333 metres). —5 p.m., children's session; 0.0, dinner music; 7.0, news and market repoits, talk, B. S. Jones, "How to Get the Best Out of Your Receiver"; 8.0, chimes overture, "Stradella"; 8.9, vocal quartet. ''The Cornfield Medley'; bass, D. Black, "My Son"; 8.17, instrumental, "Andante from Symphony Pathetique"; 8.24, elocution, Maisle Carte-Lloyd "La Bella Paquita"; 8.28, clarinet, S. C. Lewis, "Louisa di Montfort"; 8.32,<!?,» Varrten Lilian Woods and L. Harvey, The Garden ol' Your Heart"; 8.36, instrumental, "Spring's Awakening"; 8.41, contralto, Beryl Smith, "You"; 8.45, organ and trumpet, "Vision de Jeanne d Arc ; 8. i 9, vocal quartet, "Italio de Lingo ! 8..>3, violin, J. Whitford Waugh ''Am-Meer ; 8.59, weather forecast; £.1, orchestral, "Pinue Dame"; 9.9, tenor, L. Harvey, "Edward Gray"; 9.13, elocution, Maisie cfrte-Uoyd, "A Domestic Misfonune; "The Kiss"- 9.20, clarinet, S. C. Lewis, Les Husuenok'''•>m«m,™f'i iSmfS' "Wood iN'vmoh " "Chant d'Amour"; 9.39, soprano, t iiian Woods, "Pale. Moon"; 9.43, instrumental "Waltz from Serenade for String Orchestra"; 9.47, vocal quartet, ' The Long Day Closes"; 9.52, fantasia, Isorma. Wellington, 2YA (416.7 5 p.m., children's session; 6.0, dinnei music - 7.0, news, market reports and sports' results; 8.0,. chimes; gems ODera and" musical comedy by the Etude Quartet and the 2YA the programme there will be a relay of a sound Mm from the Majestic Theatre. Overture, "Merrie England"; soprano, Gretta Stark, "The Flower Song"; piano, Dulcie Reeve, "The Lark; duet, Mis.'Cft. Kemp and W. Hancock, "So Long, Letty , selection, "Faust"; elocution, D. Edwaids, "The Soul of the Violin"; baritone, R. Kemp, "On a January Morning"; orchestra, "Gavotte from Idomeneo"; tenor, W. Hancock, "Love, Love"; vocal trio, "Over the Wall of My Garden"; selection, The Geisha"; weather report; orchestral, When The Lemons Bloom"; duet, Gretta Stark and R. Kemp, "The Rose of Love"; humour, D. Edwards, "The Grass Widower"; selection, "The Maid of the East"; chorus, "Lionel Morickton Memories"; contralto, Mrs. n. Kemp, "O Where the Deer Do Lie"; cello, Squire, "Spinning Wheel"; quartet, ''Back to Somersetshire"; selection, three dances from "Tom Jones." . . Christchurch, 3YA .(306 metres .-0 pm., children's session; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news session; 8.0, chimes; popular and dance programme; overture, "The Jolly Coppersmith",; 8.4, mezzosoprano, Mrs.. G. Empson, "Love is a Dream," "Boat Song"; 8.10, clarinet, E. Withers, "Scene et Aria"; 8.15, humour J. P." Darragh, "Tale of Little Sbakum , 8.20, cornet, N. G. Goflln, "When the Swallows Homeward Fly," "Molly Bawji"; B.27,_bass, L. Fleming, "Route Marchin'' ; 8.31, Piano. L. Grummitt, "Medley of popular Airs s-36 • tenor, D. McGill, Heart of Gold, "That's How the World Was Made"; 8.42r concertina, J. Campbell, "Lights Out, march, "Savoy American" medley concertina and ocarina, "La. Paloma ; 8.50, mezzo-soprano, Mrs. Grace Empson, Homing": 8.53, clarinet, M. E. Withers, Concertino"; 8.58, recitation, J. P. Darragh, "The Triple Toast"; 9.0, weather report; 9.5, cornet, N. C. Goflln, '' star ®, J?,® vftivptv Skv": 9.10. bass, L. Flemings "Stone Cracker John," "Gae Bring; a Pink o' Wine"; 9.15, piano, Les Grummitt, "Improvisations on popular Melodies ; 9 20 tenor -D. McGill, "Roses of Forgiveness" "The Sweetest Flower that Blows",; 9.26, concertina, J. Campbell, ' march "Josie and Me," fox-trot. Sleepy Hawaii" waltz: ocarina, "The Melody of Love" waltz; 9.30, dance music. Sydney. 2FC <454 metres). —8.15, dance music; 8.50, sporting news; 9.0, country session: 9.30, varied popuiar P roß l , ™^ c ; •10 9 Ruby Macdonald, violin. Brahms "Sonata in. G Major"; -10.45, band overture, "Isolda"; 11.45, dance music. Sydney, 2BL (353 metres). —7.40 p.m., dance music; 8.15. Boy Scoiits session, 5.35, country session: 8.50, dance musif,, 9.30. popular programme dance music; 9.45, Signor Panzetta, mandolinist, "J1 Trovatore." „ „„ ,■ Brisbane, 4QG (395 metres). —7.30 p.m., information session: 7.40, gramophone recital; 8.0, children's session; 8.30, market reports and weather forecast: 9.0, sporting news, 9.30, programme of popular numbers; 10.40, celebrity recital; 11.40, dance music.

TO MORROW'S PROGRAMMES.

Auckland, IYA (333 metres). —3 p.m., studio items; 5, children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news and market reports; 8, cliimes; overture, "Three Bears"; 8.9, contralto, Phyllis James, "The Valley by the Sea"; 8.13, Instrumental, "Torch Dance," "The Broken Melody," "The Stein Song"; 8.23, Humour, W. T. Pearce, "Puddin'," "Are You Working-?";. 8.32, concertina, R. McKnigbt, "Semper Fidelis"; 8.35, entertainer, Master Ree. "Radio Magic"; 8.47, orchestral, "Old Timers' Waltz," "Serenata," "Hungarian Dance No. l"; 5.57, bass-baritone, H. G. Woods, "The French Hussar"; 9.1. -weather forecast; 9.3, orchestral, "Selection. Madame Pompadour"; 9.13. contralto, Phyllis .Tames, "0, Dry Those Tears," "Brealc o' Day"; 9.20, humour. W. H. Pearce, "The Village pump"; 0.24, concertina, R. McKnight, "Serenade," "Erin's Wreath"; 9.32, organ, w. G. Webber, "Fantasia of Old Songs"; 9.40, bassjiaritone, H. 0. Woods, "The Red Star of Romany," "Harlequin"; 9.47, orchestral. "Love'a Lullaby," "Bolero," "MurmuringBrecres"i .10, danee music.

Wellington, 2YA (416.7 metres).—3 p.m.. studio items; 3.30 and 4.3o,.sporting' results : 5, children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news and market reports and sports results; 7.40, lecturette, W. Jackson, "Beautiful Shrubs"; 8, chimes; ''The Eight O'clock Revue," the sixth of a series of .grown-up children's Hours composed toy W. Bishop; 10, dance music; 11, sporting summary. Christchurch, 3YA (306 metres). —3 p.m., rolty of dedication ceremony of the Baptist Church, Sydenham; opening' speech by Lord Bledisloe, dedication by Rev. Joseph Kemp, of Auckland; 5, children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news session; 7.30, sports results; 8, chimes; vaudeville and dance programme; overture, "The Merry Widow"; 5.7, bass, F. G. Jackson, "Red Devon by the Sea"; S.li, Hawaiian, "Sweet Hawaiian Dream Girl"; 8.14, quartet, "Thuringian Volkslied," "Little Tommy"; 8.21, violin, Irene Morris, "Chanson Waltz"; 5.25, soprano, Millicent O'Grady, "Oarmencita"; 8.29, trio, three dances, "Waltz," "Minuet," "Gavotte"; 5.39, humour, G. Titchener, "How I Mean to Propose," "The Story of a Kiss"; 8.48, orchestral, "If Only I Had You"; 8.51, quartet, "Twilight Shades Descending," "The Rosary"; 8.57, organ, "I Promise"; 9, weather report; 9.3, orchestra and chorus, "Stephen Foster Melodies"; 9.11, tenor and bass, "Barcarolle"; 9.15, violin, Irene Morris, "Souvenir"; 9.18, soprano, Millicent O'Grady, "The Kerry Dance," "Tit for Tat"; 9.24, Hawaiian, "Sleepy Honolulu Town"; 9.27, tenor, E. R. Pitman, humorous, "In Town"; 9.30, instrumental, "Serenade," "The Golden Wedding," "Hungarian Dance IS'o. 1"; 9.42, humour, G. Titchener, "Gone Alort"; 9.48, organ, Jesse Crawford, "How Am I to Know?"; 9.51, humorous quartet, "Simple Simon," "A Catastrophe"; 10, dance music. Sydney, 2FC (451 metres). —7.15 p.m., children's session; 5.15, orchestral; 5.50, sporting news; 9, country session; 9.30, concert programme of band music; 11.45, dance music. Sydney, 2BL (353 metres). —7.45 p.m., orchestral; 5.15, talk, "Week-end Jobs"; 8.30, sporting news; 5.50, orchestral; 9.15, gramophone recital; 9.30, popular programme; 9.5 i, saxophone solo, "Deep Night"; 10, relay of boxing contest at the Sydney Stadium; 11.30, dance music. Brisbane, 4QG (395 metres). —7.30 p.m., news session; 8, children's session; 5.30, sporting news; 9, late ,nows session; 9.7, sporting news; 9.15, gramophone recital; 9.30, popular programme; 10.45, relay of main boxing contest at the Brisbane Stadium; 11.40, news session; 11.45, dance music.