BROADCASTING.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19888, 27 March 1930, Page 6

BROADCASTING.

TODAY'S PROGRAMMES.

3YA, CHRISTCHDRCH, (980 Kilocycles.)

3 p.m.: Afternoon session—Gramophone recital. 4-25 : Sports results. 5.0: Children's j, our ! Uncle Prank. 6.0: Dinner session—"Columbia" hour. 7.0: News session. 8.0: Chimes. Grand Opera and Classical Pro<r ramme 8.1: Overture—Philadelphia Orrhpfitra, "Rienzi" (Wagner). 8.18: Aria Mr Jas. Filer, "Within These Bacred Bowers, from "The Magic Piute" (Mozart), a 17: Harp—Mr Harry Glaysher, "Ah Che La Morte" ("II Trovatore") (Verdi-Chattor-ton). 8.21: Mezzo-contralto —Miss Mavis Snill'er. "Romance from Faust" (Gounod). 8 25- Aria tenor —Mr Ernest Rogers, "On with the Motliy," from "Pagliacci" (Leoncavallo). 8.29: Piano recital with introductory comments —Mr Sydney Francis Hoben, / a ) "Golliwogs Cakewalk" (DeDussy); (b) "On Wings of Song" (Mendelsshon-Liszt); ( c ) "March" (Wagner-Liszt). 8.46: Aria sonrano —Madame Gower Burns, "An Express Am X" (Massenet). 8.50: Flute —Mr W Hay. "Romance" (Durand). 8.52: Recitation —Miss Winifred Smith, "Breakfast Time" (Graham). 8.56: Duet, tenor and mezzo-soprano—Miss Mavis Spiller and Mr Ernest Rogers. "I>ear Love of Mine, from opera "Nadeshda" (Goring Thomas). 9.0: Weather report and announcements. 9.2: Overture —Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, "Invitation to the Waltz" (Weber). Bass Mr Jas. Filer, "The Lute Player Quartet —Grand Opera Quartet, • The Wandering Minstrel" (Mendelssohn), 015 • Harp —Mr Harry Glaysher, "The Bells of Aberdovey" (Thomas). 9.20: Mezzo-con-tralt0 —Miss Mavis Spiller, Still as the Nieht" (Bohm). 9.23: Waltz—lnternational Concert Orchestra, "Merry Widow" (Lehar). Duet, soprano apd bass—Grande Opera Duo* "O Daughter" from "Rigoletto ✓ Verdi) 9.31: Tenor —Mr Ernest Rogers, "Celeste Aida" (Ver.ii). 9.35: Flute-Mr W Hay "Allegretto" (Harmston). 9.80. Soprano—'Madame Gowor Bums. "Songs My Mother Taught Me" (Dvorak). 9.43: Reeitat*ion Miss Winifred Smith, "Before and Hffer" (Graham). 9.48: Quartet-Grand Opera Quartet, "The Commotion of Love, frojp "Flora's Holiday" (Lane Wilson). 9 -f2: Orchestral—Do Groot Piccadilly Orchestra, "Spanish Danees Nos. 1 and 2" (Granados).

3ZC. CHRISTCHURCH (?50 Metres.)

10 a.m.: Women's session. "Impassioned Dream Walta." Peerless Orchestra. 10.5: Tested recipes:—Macaroni eutleta, _ savoury semolina, cheese pyramids; Kashmiri Song, Rao Eloanor Ball (vlolia): "Carry Me Pack to Old Virginy," Anna Case and Criterion Quartet: "On a Woodland Glade," Hnston Ray (piano): "Carnival Memorial, Tobias Trio; "Eres tu." Jose Mqjica (tenor); "Three Republics Grand art ?l''L ■f w York Military Band; "Heartsease, Peerles Orchestra; "Gipsy Love Song," Rae Eleanor Ball (violin): "Danny Deever," Arthur Middleton (baas): "Red Moon." wait*, Ernest L. Stevens (piano); "Geo"Mana Msrch," Tofeia* Trio: "Golondrina M«»ajera," Jose Mojica (tenor); "Dominion of Canada," Sodero'e Band. 11.30: Close down. 12 noon to I.SO p.m.: Newa and luncheon mnsie session. Close down. 27A, WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles)

3.0 p.m.: Cbimes. Selected studio items. 3.30 and 4.30: Sports results. 8.40: L*" f " ' ette—Mix Flora Cormaek, "Hollyw v > Home." 5.0: Children's Hour. 6.0: Music Sesßion, "H.M V." 7.0: News »>• ■'» market reports and sports results. Lecturette-—Mr G. White, "The Culture of Chrysanthemums." 8.0: Chimes Studio concert by Wellington City Salvation Army Band (i onductor. M' H. Bro(n»vi. imsisti'd b> A artists. 8.1: Mnrch—Wellington City Salvation Army Band, "Beaumont" (Diekens). Selection, In Iromanuel's Praise (Coles). B.lt>: Tenor —Mr Chas. Williams, (a) "Rose's Lament" (Franz); (b) "In the Wood" (Franx). 8.28: Duet-Mewrt Will Goudie and Mr W. Binet Brown, "Two Fools" (Bennett) 8.27: Elocution—Miss Rona Scott, "The Glory o( Toil" (Proctor). 8.84: Hymns—Wellington City Salvation Army Band, (a) "Colne" (Duckworth); "Faithful Guide" (Wells). 8.42: Soprano—Mrs E. F. Hollands, (a) "Dolo* roso" (Phillips); (b) "The Cuckoo Cloek" , (Schaefer). 8.49* Baritone—-Mr Will Goudie, I (a) "Fallen Roses" (Lambert); (b) "Romany Road" (Dixon). 8.58: Chorus^—Wellington City Salvation Army Band, "AH we Like Sheep nave eone Astray" from "Messiah" (Handel). 9.2: Weather report and amouncemenls. 0.4: Bass —Mr W. Binet Brown, (a) "Sylvia" (Speaks); (b) 'Chorus Gentlemen" (liohr). 9.11: Light Orchestra—Albert Sandler's Orchestra, (a) "If Only I b*d You" (Davies); (b) 01 Man River" (Kern). 9.17: Elocution—Miss Rons Scott, (a) "The Birth of an Opal (Wilcox); (b) "BUN" (Anon). 9.24; Selection—Wellington City Salvation Army Band, "The Homeland" (Hjwkes). 9.86: Quartette —The Lyric. "In Silent (Emerson). 9.40: Piano—Gil Dech, L® Jet D'Eau" (Smith). 9 48: Soprano—Mrs E. F. Hollands, "Love Here is My Heart 'Silesn). 9.47: Part song—Wellington City Salvation Army Band. ' 'Tho , P®' Closes" (Sullivan). 9.51- Columbia Lieht Opera Company. Vocal Gems from "The New Moon" (Romberg). 9.59: March—Wellington City Salvation Army Band, "Shining Angels" (Hal'). IT A. AUCKLAND (900 Kilocycle*)

3 0 n.m.: Afternoon «e*«lnn—S<"W|9<l studio items by Lewis Eady Ltd., inclnding literary selection by the Announcer. Children's session, conducted by Peter Psn. fl.O • Dinner session—"H.M.V.' Hour. 7.0: New* and market reports. 7.15: Book review—Mr H. H. Driver. 7 40: Talk—Mr D A. Turner, "A Sixteen Hnndred Mile Motor Trlii." 8.0: Chimes. Relay of Oo«» cert and President 1 ! Roception from Y.M.O.A. 9.45: .Programme of Dance Music.