OVER THE AERIAL.
THIS EVENING'S BROADCASTS.
Details or the programmes to be sent out by the New Zealand ana Australian broadcasting stations to-day and to-mor-row are as follow:—
Auckland, IYA (333 metres).—o P.m., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7.40, talk, Norman Kerr, "Physical Culture"; 3, overture, "Zampa"; 8.9, musical comedy, Ernest and Wendy Luks, "Merry Momenta attlie Piano"; 3.19, novelty mstrumenwl. the Trivolian Trio, "Chant of the Junf ie > "Should I?"; 5.29, novelty vocal, Flotsam and Jetsam, P. C. Lamb; 3.31. novelty instrumental, the Mati Trio, "Laughing Rag" "Kohala," "To-night You Belong to "Me"- 8 39. novelty vocal, Flotsam and Jetsam,' "The Modern Diver"; 8.41, contralto, Phyllis Gribbin, "St. Nicholas , Day in the Morning," "Betty's Garden"; 8.47, novelty instrumental, Trivolian Trio, "IT I'm Dreaming" "Campus Capers," "When I'm Looking at You"; 9, weather; 9.2, selection, "Emperor Waltz"; 9.6, musical comedy, Ernest and Wendy Lutes, "Merry Moments at the Piano"; 9.16, novelty instrumental, the Mati Trio, "Cradle of Love," "Hula Girl," "Latest Hit"; 9.24, contralto, Phyllis Gribbin, "My Dearest Heart," "To My First Love"; 9.30, novelty entertainment by Zoe Bartley Baxter and pompany, "A New Yearns Eve House Party"; 10.30, programme of dance music until midnight.
Auckland, IZR (275 metres). —5.45 pjn., music and children's session ("Uncle Tom"); 6.45, amusement index and local news; 7, music; 7.20, talk; 7.40, music, cable and station<news; 8, close down. Wellington, 2YA (416.7 metres). —5 pjn., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news, market reports; 8, overture, "Knigbrt Errant"; 8.9, soprano, -"My Prayer"; 8.13, novelty duo, "My Song of the Nile," "Home, Sweet Home"; 8.1 S, bass, "The Windmill," "Youth"; 8.24, selection, "In a Chinese Temple Garden," "in a Clock Store"; 8.32, oumour, "How's Your Mother?"; 8.37, selection, "Wine, Women and Song"; 5.41, contralto, "My Dear Soul," "Cradle Song"; 8.48, tenor, "My Dreams"; 8.52, selection, "The Bohemian Girl"; 9, weather; 9.1, soprano, "June Rapture," "Lovers in the Lane"; 9.7, 'cello,
"SicilieJone"; 9.11, 4 "The Bellringer," "808 Epais"; 9.17, novelty duo, "Dancing With Tears in My Eyes," "Old Kentucky Home"; 9.22, numour, "Poor Pussy"; 9.27, novelties, "Tne Maurice Tango," "The Scarecrow," "Without You, Emmaline"; 9.37, contralto, "The Swallow," "The Birth or Morn"; 9.42, organ, "Fantasia in Old Songs"; 9.50, tenor, "I Pitch My Lonely Caravan at Night," "Mountain Lovers"; 9.56, concert waltz, "Pluie D'Or"; 10.1, dance programme; 11.15, relay of Watch Nigbt Service.
Christchurch, 3YA (306 metres). —5 p.m., children's hour; 6, dinner music; 7, news; 8, concert programme; 10, dance music; 11.45, relay from Cathedral Square of New Year celebrations.
TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES. Anckland, IYA (333 metres).— i\. 3o a.m., result* of Auckland Racing Club's meeting; gramophone items; 5 p.m., children's session; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news, market reports; 8.0, selection, Reg-. Morgan's Orchestra, "Community Land"; saxophone duo, C. and V Hoffman, "La Golondrina"; ■ novelty, Reg Morgan's Orchestra, "Anchor's Aweigh," "When the Little Red Roses"; 8.17, bass-baritone, Albert Gibbons Taylor, "The Dear Homeland," "Ould John BraddJeum," "The Wreck," "Simon the Cellarer"; 8.3 i, Insstrumental, ing-all's Hawaiian Quartet, "Wailana," "Maori Melodies," "Hilo March," "Kalima Waltz"; 8.46, soprano, Laetitia Parry, "The Wreath," "Ring Out, Wild Bells," "The Meeting of the Waters," '•Kate O'Shane"; S.SS, weather; 0.0, novelty, Reg. Morgan's Orchestra, "I'm in the Market for You," violin, G. Fowler, "Hej Haj"; piano solos, Reg. Morgan, "0 Sole Mio," "Just a Song at Twilight"; novelty, Reg. Morgan's Orchestra. "Just Like a Story Book"; baritone, Reg. Morgan, "Folks Who Live Beside the Sea"; 9.18, English concertina, Robert McKnlght, "The Manhattan March," "Londonderry Air," "Life Let Us Cherish"; 9.30. programme of -dance music by Reg. Morgan's Orchestra -until \ 11.
Auckland, IZR (275 metres). —S p.m., tliemo song-s; oHI time songrs; 10.0, close clown. Wellington, 2YA (-116.7 metres). —3 p.m.. studio items; 3.30 and 4.30. sporting: results; 5".0, children's session; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, nows. market roports; S.O, overture, "Jolly Follows"; 8.0, soprano, "Adrift"; 5.12, selection, "ho, Hero tne Oonlle Lark"; 8.20, bass-burllono, "Dodouln I.dvo Sour"; saxophone, "in An oirtKu.shlonod Town"; 8.24, selection. "TrovnIdro Fantasia"; 8.33, humorous sketch, "M'tlstic Tompornment"; 8.88, Jnssz at tlio piano, "Sleepy Piano," "Kmvplo ; 8.43, (•(HlU'flUo. "Tlio imtorness ol Lovo"; 8.46, !;' o Annvotto": 8.-10, tenor. "Allaa Minn"- 8.52, selection, "Throo LfflU 'imm'"; 0.0. weatlior; 0.2, soprano, "Oh, ,■' mv Country"; «.o, violin, "Tip "FtJ'Mnff the Anchor"; 0.19; J»M.nl '"V , ,u o/;"wimt l> WQlKlOprul Wor <l »l.n ;j« PiiiHiiiii' ini"i ii,l7i iiiiiHtroiiN skotoli, ino I vii 111" "I I""I'll TO.I HIIiKIDK"; fl.ns, ,''i/m '* ,ny <»r I,'tK-uini," "i.Hiio Polly iv ''ii«IH"I <».-It. nil"' , ' " Mn|l, "' n1 ""
Christchurch, 3YA (306 metres) —11.45 a.m., results of trotting- meeting-, gramophone items; 5.0, p.m., children's session; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news; S.O, concert prowamme; 9.32, dance music until 11. Sydney, 2FC (451 metres). —7.45 p.m., children's session; 9.-15, news; to, i\"ew Year programme until 2.15 a.m.
Sydney, 2BL (3 53 metres). —5.15 p.m., orchestral: 9.5, country session; 10, relay of concert from Manly Beach,
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 309, 31 December 1930, Page 6
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