BROADCASTING

Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 247, 19 July 1928, Page 13

BROADCASTING

. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES Following, are to day’s broadcast, programmes:— 21A, WELLINGTON (121) .METRES). .‘I p.m.: Chimes of the G.U.o. clock, 0.l : Selected gramophone items. *l.:io and -t.r>.">: Sports results to hand. 5.0: Close down. G.O: Children’s session—Aunt Given. Piano solo. Cousin Nessie, “Dance of the Geis’na" tNiemann) : song. Cousin Rosimi, “Companions” tllilll: story, Aunt. Gwen; ukulele solo, Cousin Zac, "Medley”. Birthdays. Piano solo. Cousin Nessie. “Etude in F. Sharp” (Arensky); recitation. Cousin Kathleen, “Lincs and Spaces" (Milne); Song, Cousin Itosina, "Forget-Me-Nots” (Hill); ukulele solo, Cousin Zac, “Medley”; recital ion. Cousin Kathleen. "So Was 1” (MS.). 6.30: Miss Florence de Grylls, of the British Empire Service League, will speak. 7.0: News session, market reports, and sports results. 7.10: Lecturettc — Miss M. S. - Christjnas (canine nurse), "Cats, and flow to Treat 'Them." 8.0: Chimes of the G.1’.0. clock. Studio concert by the Wellington Municipal Tramways Band (conductor, Mr. T. Goodall), assisted by 2YA artists. 8.1: March—Band, “Strauss” (Marieape). 8.6: Tenor solo — Mr. Chas. Williams,

“Eleanorc” (Coleridge-Taylor). 8.10: Over!uro —Band, “The Pied riper” (Ilntn). 8.17: Vocal (jmirtet—Lyric Quartet, “.Sally in Our Alley” (Carey). 8.21: Waltz —Band, “Innocence Dreams” (Plcorlni). 8.27: Bass solo —Mr. AV. Binet Brown, “The Last Call” (Sanderson). 8.32: Cornet duct — Mr. T. Goodall and Bandsman W. Kay, “Forest M arblers” (Rimmer). . 8.38: Vocal quartets — Lyric Quartet, (a) “Humpty, Dumpty” (Hughes); (b) “Three Crows" (Macey). 8.11: Overture —Band, "Esmeralda” (Hermann). 8.5.1.: Contralto solos-Miss Evelyn Robinson.’(a) “Greatest Miracle of All’ ' (Guion); (b) “0 Golden Dawn” (Atkinson). 8.57: Weather forecast. 8.53: Vocal duct. —Messrs. Chas. Williams and Will Goudlc, “The Two Beggars’ (Laue Wilson). „ iiv D.f: Selection—Band. “Macbeth” (Acrdi). 9.16: Vocal quartet—Lyric Quartet, “Flsning” (Parks). 9.20: March —Band, “Frangesa” (Mario Costa). , . 0.26: Contralto solos —Mi.ss Evelyn Robinson, (n) • “Aly Exquisite Love (MeGoogh); (b) “The Rose, the River, and the Sea” (Johnson). 9.32: Humoresque— Band, “Who’s Dat aCalJing?” (Truman). 9.39: Baritone solo — Mr. AV ill Goiidic, "West Country Courting” (Sandersoni. 9.11: Characteristic sketch — Band, Ihe Gazeka's Parade” (Dupont). 9.50: Vocal quartet — Lyric Quartet, ’.the Rosary” (Nevin). . 9.51: March — Band, "Le Roi (ShipleyDouglas). God .Save tho King;

IVA, AUCKLAND (333 Metres).—3 p.m.: Afternoon session — Selected studio items. 3.30: Talk by representative of Auckland Gas Company on “Gas Cooking.” 3.45: Further studio items. 4.0: Literary selection by the Announcer. 4.8: Selected studio Items. 4.25: Sports results. 4.30: Close down. .6.0: Children’s session, conducted by Peter I’iin. 'Cello solo, Cousin Joan; duologue, Uncle Vernon and Cinderella, “At'fno Ji’ire Station”; song, Uncle Vernon; letters and birthdays; ’cello solo, Cousin Joan, "Danny Boy”; sketch, Uncle ternon, Cinderella, and Peter Pam “A Sea 'J' r| P '> storvtlme. 7.15: Lecturottc — Mr. Is. M. Kiclimond, "The French Revolution — Its Place iu History.” 7.30: News and market reports, book review. 8.0: Chimes. 8.1: Overture—“ Tim Flying Dutchman’ (Wagncr). 8.9: Vocal quartet—Dlr. Barry Coney's Quartet, "Coronach” (Bantoek). 8.13: Recitation—Miss Maisie Carte-Lloyd, "Lillie Erie" (Fisk). 8.18: Baritone solo—Mr. H. Barry Coney, "On Wings of Song ’ (Mendelssohn). 8.22: Instrumental —lugnll s Hawaiian Orchestra, (a) “Invercargill March" (Lithgow); (b) “Breeze” (J'»']}W--8.30: Contralto solo—Miss Martha Williamson, "Mv Ships” (Barrett). 8.34: Tnstrumcnfal ‘trio— Auckland Trio, "Scherzo from “SOvchth Trio" ißecllioveni. 8.L ; : Tenor solO--Mr. Roger Errington. "3 broiign Um Woods" (Weber). 8.17: Banjo -“Ukulele Lad v” (KabnjL 8.51: Talk by Mr. Cutford Bell, “Great Authors). 9.1: Orchestral — “Carnival Overture” (Dvorak), 9.9: Weather forecast. 9.10: Soprano solos— Mrs. Burgess, (a) "Sunrise (Aylward), lb) “Hark. Hark, the Lark” (Schubert). 9.18: Recitations-Miss Maisie Carte-Lloyd, (a) "The Lesson of the Water Mill (Doudiicy and Andrews); i l ') Pianoforte solo—Mr. Cyril l owsey, ( L.i Cathedral E|igloiitie’ (De bussy). ••.•'O. Baritone solo-Mr. H. Barry Coney, Ihe Dc'il's Awa with the Exciseman (Old Scottish). 9.34: Instrumental— Tugall s 1 awaiiails, (a) “Coral Sands ot Hawaii, iHeagnOv); (b) “Wreath of Princess (Honkins); (e) "Wailnna” (f raditioiial). !>.42: Contralto solo—Miss Martha '' son, “Three. Fishers" (nullah). 9.40. lnstrumeutal trjo—Auckland THoaud Winter” (Glazounow). 9.ol: Jmior solo-r-Mr. It. Errington, “O Mistress. Mme (Quilter). 9.58: Banjo—“Heebeo Jeebecs (Reser)/ 10.2: Vocal quartet—Mr. Barry Conev’s Quartet. “Tho. Lady Of the Lea (Smart). 10.6: God Save the King. 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (306 metres).--3 n.m.i .Afternoon session, selected udio items. 1.25: Sports results. 6.0: Children’s hour, conducted by Chuckle and Aunt Pat: chorus. “How Do son Do. Everybody J" by Chuckle and Aunt. Pat. Maori songs by Cousinu “Pungatai and "Atawhai”: Maori legends stories >» Chuckle: choruses and songs by the little Maori folk from Wiiipoiiulniat college. 7.15: News session. 7.30: Talk by Mr. Hattersbv on “Popular Electricity. 8.0. Chimes and overture. A programme ot songs of the Victorian period. S.o: LouIralto solos. Mrs. Aim Harper. (a.l A Song ef Sleep” (Somerset); (b) Lcb" (Somerset). 8.13: Pianoforte solos. Miss Aileen Warren, (a) , “Water >V a e («jH (Cvril Seott): (b> "Elevation ■ it liaminade). 8.17: Soprano “ud tencr due . Madame Gower-Burns and Jlr. Harold T’reseuft. “Go, Pretty Rose (Marzuilsl. 8.21: Flute solo. Mr. T. IL Amos, Be-, neath Thy Window (Le Tiileri. Soprano solos, Madame Gower-Buiuse (a) “The Beating of-My Own Heart „ (Ma. - farren); (b) "Tw ekenhani harry (Moiov) ’ 8.33: ’COllo solo, Mr. Harold Leek, “Ave Veruni" (Mozart). 8417: Tenor solo Mr. Harold Prescott. “Maiden. Mine (Sterudale-Bennett). 5.41: Instrumental trio, Christchurch Broadcasting trio, "Audantino aud Finale (Gadc). fe.a.iRecitation, Miss K. O’Brien. “Walnuts and Wiue.” 8.53: Cornet duet, Messrs. l». Ohlson and Albert Benson. 'Hold Hioii My Hand” (Briggs). 8.59: 3\ outlier report t'.tl: Overture. 9.5: Soprano and contralto duet, Madame Gower-Burns and Mrs. Ann Harper. “Pack Lloiids Auay (Hunt). 9.9: Pianoforte solos. Miss Aileoii Warren. “Jdylle Arabc" (Clmmim .•(de); (b) "Legende del Castillo Mors (Chavarrj). 9.14: Tenor polos. Mr. Harold Prescott, (a) "The Devout Lover (White); (b) “Ouee Again (bullivanl. li’Jt- Flute solo. Mr. T. H. Amos, “i’oel. and Peasant" (Harrington I. 9.26: Contralto solos. Mrs. Ann Harper, (a) _ 1 m Arrow un<l th’’ Song’ .. (b) W ill Tic <’onie?” (Sullivan). 9.33: ’’ <»lh» solo, Mr. Harold Ib-ck. "All Ou" I Benjamin'. '.137: Soprano solos. Madiimc Gower-Burns, (in “My Dearest. Heart." (Sullivanl ; G>) "The Cowan). 9.45: Instrumental trios. Clirlsleliiirch Broadcasting Trio, (a) "Berceuse” (Giuskyi; (.!•> "talse des Fleurs” (Tscbaikowsky). 9.52: Recitations, Miss' K. O'Brien, in) "In the Rain”; (b) “.lust Like a Alan.” Cornet duct. Alcssrs. It. Ohlson and Albert Benson, “La Seremila” (Braga). 10.2: Vocal quartet, Grund Opera Quartet, “Sweet and Low" (Bnrnby). God Save (bo King. v .... 4YA, DUNEDIN (103 metres). -Silent. 3ZC, CHRISTCHURCH (250 metres).— Noun till 1 p.m.: News and concert scsstnn. 2FC. SYDNEY (412 metres).—Programme not to hand. ' 2BL, SYDNEY (319 metres).—Programme not to hand. " 2GD, SYDNEY (316 metres).- 7.1.. p.m.: Music. 8.0: Opening chorus. 8.2: Violin solos by Mr. Ceeily Berry. JS.S: Songs by Miss Lorraine Llnecy. 8.15: Address trv Professor 14. Wood. 8.30: Cornet solos by Mr. Phil Couclinian. 8.38: Humorous i(<*n.m by Air. Tommy Clyde. 8.45: Sopgs bv Signor Mario Guslino. 8.52: Pianoforte solos by Miss .loanetle Paterson. 9.0: Talk. 9.2<’: Violin solos ( |(V Mr. Cecil Berry. 9.28: Songs by Miss Lorraine Liueey. 9.35: Cornet solos by Air. Phil Couch mu n. 9.42: Humorous items by Mr. Tommy Clyde. n. 50: Songs by Signor Jlario Guptlno. 10.0: (..lose "’.LO. MELBOURNE (371 metres).-8.20 p.m.: James Hay, ot the Gilbert and Sullivan Company. Dance uight. 4QG, BRISBANE (385 metres).—B p.m.: From the Radio and Electric .Exhibition. Overture, “Gloriana’’ (Widt), the Studio Instrumental Quartet (conductor, Air. Fred. Smith). 8.0: (a) Rollicking sea chorus, “The Jolly Roger'’ (Candish); (b) coou song, “Lily of Laguna” (Leslie), the Troubadours (conductor, Mr. Reg. 8.12: Air. Fred. Smith at the piano. 8.17: Francis’s Royal Hawaiian Instrumentalists (Aliss Francese Francis, leader). 8.30: <a) Humorous song aud chorus, “’Pinker. Tailor. Sailor”; (b) sea chanty, “Eight .Bells” (Bartholothe Troubadours. 8.30: Jazz waltz, I ••Shalimar” (Nicholls). Studio Instrumen- . tai Quartet. 8.42: A dame comedy sketch, ‘A Sister to Assist ’Ed,”- in which Mrs,.

Slav lias trouble with (lie landlady. Mrs. MeMull over rent. During the sketch Airs. May will impersonate an imaginary wealthy sister of hers, and scores a win over tlie landlady. Cast: Airs. .May (H. Humphreys); Mrs. AlcMull (Miss Veda Coghlan. 9.4: Waltz, “Vision d’Amour" (.IdyeO).'Studio Instrumental Quartet. 9.8: (a) Operatie chorus, "Anvil Chorus” (Verdi); (b)' ’hunting chorus, “Over flic Fields” (Keiirton). the Troubadours. 9.14: .Francis’s Royal Hawaiian Inslrumcntalists. 9.24: Soprano solos, selected. Atlas Eileen McLennan. 9,30: Song, fox-trots, (a.) “Ukulele Dream Girl" (Hagan); (til “Meadowlark,” the Troubadours. 9.37: Violin solos, selected. Miss G. Fagg. 11.41: Sea chanty, (a) ,“Away to Rio” (Bartholomew); (b) "Old Man Noah” (Bartholomew), the Troubadours. 9.51: Group of popular numbers, the; Studio Instrumental Quartet. 10.0: :Froni Hie studio, Hie “Dally Mail” news; weather news; close down’.

Note.- New Zoalnrid time is an hour and a half ahead of eastern Australian time.