RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 104, 29 October 1927, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMMES

SATURDAY, 29th OCTOBER. 2YA, Wellington (420 metres).—G.O: Kilhirnie Junior Red Cross Circle. 3.5 p.m.: Gramophone numbers, Adelphi Cabaret, and sporting, at 3.30 and 4.59. 7.0: News session and market reports. 7.40: Lecturette. Mr. R. Fleming, of Cooper's, Ltd., "Gardening—tho Oldest and Most Honoured of Occupations." S.O: Unities of the General Post Office Clock, Wclnne i. f; 1: Eelay rrom Pageant of Industry, Town Hall, of an address given by the Hon. A. D. MLeod. 8.11: Instrumental, studio orchestra, selected. S.IG: Tenor, Mr. 13. SconBrown "I L O v e the Moon" (Rubens), "Jennesse (Barry). 5.20: Banjo, Mr. Charles Brazier, Gold Diggers" (Morley). 5.24: Humorous I°zV Bi „M£, Jack Wilkinson, "Bachelors" (bhand). S.2S: Piano duet, Mrs. Flora Pevton and Miss. Dorothy Tlghe, "Mar-h Hongro'ise" (howalaki). 5.32 : Baritone, Mr. Will J. Mason, Young Tom O'Devon" (Kennedy Russell) ; "I Do Like to Sing in My Bath" (Sterndale Bennett). 8.38: Banjo, Mr. Charles Brazier, "Listen to This" (Grlinshaw). 5.42 : Instrumental, studio orchestra, selected. 8.47: Tenor, Mr. 3i. Scon-Brown, "That's How tbe World Was Made" (Nicholls). 8.51: Piano duet Mrs Flora Peyton and Miss Dorothy Tighe, "Zaragonza March (Ortega), "L'lrrlssistlble" (Polka I'rancaise), Kremser. 5.56: Hjmorous song, Mr. Jack Wilkinson, "The Underworld of London After Dark" (Weston and Lee). 9.0- Lecturette, Miss Phyllis Bates, "The Modern Dances and Tempos." 9.10: Instrumental studio orchestra, selected. 9.15: Relay ol Charles DalJOll s Columbian Solo Six Dance Orchestra, from the Columbian Cabaret, Kilbirnie. IYA, Auckland (333 metres).—7.ls p.m.: -News and sports results. 7.45: Close down. 8: Chimes. 8.1: Relay of Municipal Band from Town Hall (Mr. Christopher Smith, conductor). Si.3o: Relay of dance music frou Click-Clack Cabaret by the * Click-Clack Radio Orchestra, under Mr. Walter Smith. H: A thought. 11.1: Close down.

31A, Christchurch (306 metres).—6 p.m.: Children s session, by Uncle Sam. 7.15: News and reports. 7.30: Sporting results. 8: Chimes; relay of orchestral selection from Crystal Palace Picture Theatre Orchestra, under conductorship of Mr. A. J. Buuz; Maori concert programme by members of the Tute Huarewa and Te Wheke Concert Company, and assisted by Christchurch Broadcasting Trio. 8.15 ■ Pianoforte solo, Mrs. Tainui, selected. 5.19: Hymn, company, "Waipouramu." 8.23: Girl's vocal solo. Miss Manihera, "Somewhere a \ oice is Calling." 8.27 : Chorus, Maori Company Maori medley. 8.31: Instrumental Trio, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, "Valse of the I loners' (Tschaikowsky). 5.35: Boy's vocal s,il°.'-. SJ aster Wi»iam Tainui, "Marguerite" (Milne) 8.39: Vocal solo, Mr. Cuch, "Hamate, hamate (Te Rang! Hiklroa). 8.43: Chorus Maori company, Hawaiian medley. 8.47: InTrio™ "Tnl 'h '. ~cll™"-' n""-<* Broadcasting fe^A ir cn p oru as, S?/: nui and family, "Josephine." 8.53: Vocal solo and chorus, Miss Manihera and Maori company, "Waiata Maori." 8.50: Final chorus Maori company, "Arohanui." 9.3: Instrumental rios, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio (a) "Intermezzo" (Mascagni), (b) "Spanish Dance" (Moskowskl) ; relay from Crystal Palace Theatre; rebroadcast 2YA, Wellington. 10.30: Close

. 4YA, Dtmedin (US metres).7.ls p.m.: News session S: Town Hall chimes; studio concert ,rti^ l s Ai UsU£ s P ance Band ' and assisting .irtists. S.I: Band, fox-trots (a) "Dancing *°°} . (Snyder), <b) ■•Eliza" (Fllorits). 8.6* -Xylophone duet, Messrs Coxon and Woods, selected. 8.10. Vocal solos, Mrs. D. Carty (a) "Ye Banks and Braes," (b) "Danny Boy" (Weatherley). 8.17: Cornet solos, Mr. C. Morgan, selected. 8 21-: Piano solo, Mr. A. Colliding, "Jazz ¥f le.C <■■"■'•• Goldlug). S.2U: Band, waltzes '?' , Silver Sands ot Waihiki," (b) "The Midnight Waltz." 8.32: Saxophone solo, Mr! M. Fagan, selected. 5.36: Vocal solos, Mr J Alexander, selected. 5.43: Address, Mr. A E Wilson, of the Tourist Department, "Tourist Travels m Otago." 8.55: Trombone solo Mr B Couglan, "On With tho Motley" (ragliac'ci)' !U: Piano duet, Messrs. Forwell and Golding •Hello, Swanee, Hello" (Coslon). 9.8: Band' selection, "Doge's March," from "Merchant of Venice" (Rosse). 9.13: Piano solo, Mr. A. Goldme. Kitten on the Keys" (Confrev) <) isVocal solos, Mrs. D. Carty (a) "Weed Bc'tinr Bide a Wee" (b) "Vale" WsseH).^ fcornet solo, Mr. C. Morgan, selected. 0.28: Saxophone, Mr. M. Fagan, selected, ff.33: Band Ustau 0! <iy»7 dr UnS and Dre»"""R" (Van' Astau), (b) "My Cutey's Due" (Robin). 0.39: 1 Lino solo, Messrs. Forwell and Golding "r <? «( ' . IJ CTer See MaßSie Alone." 0.38: wn JV he KinK-" 10: clos<= down. 21C, Sydney (442 metres).—6.4o p.m.: StuS" Tr?.^vice. Night session (announcer, A. S Cochwnn t."o0: Pr°eranimo announcements. 7.35-' ?™- y #ia?UeSi co, median- 745: studl° "em. 7.j0 : Elsie Peerless, soprano, (a) "Beauty Seep" (Ardltti), (b) "The Flutes of Arcady" (James) S.O: "Big Ben"; from the Crystal Palace Theatre, Sydney, orchestral music and prologue to "Tho Seventh Heaven" (conduchr' «r- ? arry Stone)- S-30: description from tho Speedway Royal. 5.37: From tho studl™ fct. Quinton Downer, pianoforto solo, "First Movement Sonata Pathetique" (Beethoven) (by special request). 8.45: Elsie Peerless, soprano (a) "The Nightingale's Trill" (Ganz) (b)

"Bird Song 3at Eventide" (Coates). 8.53: Charles Lawrence, entertainer, "Thoughts." 9.0: "Big Ben"; late weather forecast. 9.1: St. Quinton Downer, planpforto solos, (a) "Tango" (Albeniz), (b) "O Star of Eve" ("Tannhauser") (Wagner). 9.10: The Radio "Revellers," introduced by Mr. Laurence Halbert—Opening chorus. 9.15: A sketch. 9.22: Shirley Cooke and Harry Whyte, in piano and vocal novelties, a.28: Charles Lawrence, entertainer, "Public Conversations." 9.35: From the Speedway Royal, furthe> descriptions and results. 9.42: From tho studio, Laurence- Halbert, baritone. 9.48: A revel and flnal chorus. 9.02: Shirley Cooke, Soubrette. 9.56: From the Speedway Royal, further descriptions of tho racing. 10.0: "Big Ben"; from tho studio, Wally Baynes, comedian. 10.8: Len Maurice, popular baritone. 10.12: Harry Whyte, novelty pianist. 10.16: Final results from tho Speedway Royal. 10.20: From the Crystal Palace Theatre, Sydney, orchestral items. 10.28: From the studio, Wally Baynes, comedian. 10.32: Len Maurice, popular baritone. 10.36: The 2FC Studio Dance Band. 10.45: Len Maurice, popular baritone. 10.50: The 2FC Studio Dance Band. 10.57: Late news and announcements. 11.0: "Big Ben"; the 2FC Dance Band will play until 11.45 p.m.. 11.45: National Anthem ; close down.

2BL, Sydney (353 metres).—6.3o p.m.: Musical programme from the studio. 7.15: Eesult of the day's sporting. 7.30: Country news from the "Sun." 8.0: G.P.O. Clock and Chimes; Broadcasters' topical chorus. 8.3: Broadcasters' Light Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. J. Knight Barnett. 8.13: Miss Millie Hughes (soprano). 8.20: AI. Jack's Crackerjacks, broadcast from the ballroom of the Bondi Casino. 8.30: Broadcasters' Minstrel Show, under the direction of Mr. Hartley Court. 9.30: Broadcasters' Light Orchestra. 9.40: Miss Millie Hughes. 9.47: Al. Jack's Crackedacks, broadcast from the ballroom of the Bondi Casino. 9.57: Resume of following day's programme. 10.0: G.P.O. Clock and Chimes. 10.1: Broadcasters' Light Orchestra. 10.11: The Ambassadors Dance Band, broadcast from the ballroom of tho Ambassadors; during intervals between dances "Sun" news will be broadcast 12.0: G.P.O. lock and Chimes; National Anthem.

2GB, Sydney (316 metres).—7 p.m. till 10 p.m. "Request" items.

3LO, Melbourne (371 metres). —84 p.m.: Kensington District Band, Intermezzo, "White Lilies" (Ord Hume). 8.10: Eusao and Bradford, operatic vocalists, duet. "Garden of Happiness"; Lynda Bradford, "Softly Awakes My Heart," from "Samson and Delilah" (SaintSaens) ; duet, "Dite Alia Giovanc," from "La Traviata" (Verdi). 8.20: Kensington District Band, march, "Majenna" (Greenwood). 8.27: Melbourne Choral Union, madrigal, "The Silver Swan"; part-song, "Come to the Fair" (Martin). 8.34: Kensington District Band, march, "The Old Regiment" (G. Thomas). 8.40: Melbourne Choral Union, madrigal, "You Stole My Love"; chorus, "Tally-ho." 8.47: A special programme has been arranged. 10.15: Kensington District Band, fantasia, "Golden Valley" (Hawkins) ; under the auspices of the Health Association of Australasia, a health message. 10.30: Gladys Lampe, contralto, "Had I Now What Most I Wished For" (Bach), "Orabra Mai Fu" (Handel). 10.37: Joe Aronson and his Synco-Symphonlsts, "When Will We Meet Again?" (Florito), "Jack in the Box" (NIchol), "Shallmar" (Nichol). 10.45: Late sporting results. 11.0: Our great thought—"A man's best things are nearest him, lie close about his feet."—Lord Houghton. 11.1: Joe Aronson and his Synco-Symphonlsts, "Marie, Marie" (Brown), "Just a Rose in Old Killarney" (Swan), "Julius, You Wonderful Boy" (lleyer), "I'm Going to Dance with the Guy Wot Brung Me" (O'Keefe), "I Ain't Got Nobody and Nobody Cares for Me" (Graham), "The Littlo -White House In Honeymoon Lane" (Dowling), "I Love the College Girls" (Jaffe), "Classicana" (Lange), "That Waltz of Yesterday" (Curtis), "Take Your Finger Out of Your Mouth" (Yellen), "Honolulu Song Bird" (Leslie), "She Knows Her Onions" (Coslow). 11.10: "God Save the King."

4QG, Brisbane (385 metres).—The first portion of the programme will, comprise the broadcasting of part of the final session of St. David's Society's Annual Eisteddfod. 8.0 p.m.: From All Saints' Hall—St. David's Society Eisteddfod. 9.0: From Dartes Park Speedway, motor-cycle races. 10.0: From Lennon's Ballroom, dance music 10.30: From the studio— "The Daily Mail" news: weather news; close

SUNDAY, 30th OCTOBER.

2YA, Wellington (420 metres).—6 p.m.: Children's Sunday Service (Rev. E. Weeks). 6.55: Relay of evening service of The Terrace Congregational Church; preacher, Bey. Ernest R. Weeks; musical director, Mr. Len Barnes; organist, Mr. H. Brusey. 8.15: Belay of Port Nicholson Silver Band Concert from the Grand Opera House; conductor, Mr. J. 3. Drew.

IYA, Auckland (333 metres).—6.ss p.m.: Relay of church service from St. Mary's Cathedral. Preacher, Canon P. James; organist, Mr. E. Randall. 8.30: Kelay of municipal organ recital from Town Hall; Mr. ilaughan Barnett, organist. 9.30: Close down.

3YA, Christchurch (306 metres) .—5.45 p.m.: Children's song session by Uncle Sam. 6.30: Relay of special Sunday school anniversary service from East Belt Wesley Church. 8.30: Rebroadcast of 2YA. Wellington. 0.0: Close down.

4YA, Dunedin (4G3 metres). —6.30 p.m.: Relay of service from First Church of Otago. Preacher, Dr. E. N. Merrington; organist. Dr. V. E. Galway. 8.0: Studio concert. 9.0: Close

2FC, Sydney (442 metres).—6.ls p.m.: Fro

gramme announcements. 6.20: From the Congregational Church, Peteraham. An organ recital arranged by Mr. A. P. Glbb», U.CH Organ, "Peal on Cathedral Chimes" with hymn "Abide With Me." 6.24: Solo. "TouSi^ (AUltsen), Herbert Hinton, vocalist. 6 28Organ, "Prlere et Berceuse" (Gultaant). 682 Solo, Jessie Davis, contralto. 6.36: Organ, "Aye Maria" (Gounod). 6.40: Solo, "Give" (Barker), Herbert Huitori, vocalist. 6.44: Organ Marcho Miitaire" (Gounod). 6.49: Organ, "Megy to G" (Lcrnaro). 6.53: Solo, Jessie Days, contralto,. 6.58: Organ, "Ballet Egyp! maH(, Lulgi?l: 7S I OrEan- "E">a song(Martin). 7.15: From the Congregational Church, Petersham. Tho evening service conducted by the Her. A. P. Doran. Invocation and Lord's Prayer. Hymn, "0 God of Bethel"; Psalm 104; anthem, "Lead Kindly Lleht" (Evans); lesson; hymn, "Eternal Father" 1 prayer; anthem, "Hearken Unto Me" (Sullivan); hymn, "Art Thou Weary?"; sermon. Rev. A. P. Doran; hymn, "Jesu, Lover o£ My faoul"; benediction. 8.30: From the Band Rotunda, Manly Beach. A programme by the Manly Municipal Band, conducted by James Pheloung. 9.30: From the studio—Madame Emily Marks, soprano, (a) "A Birthday" (Woodman), (b) "Aye Maria" (Kahn). 9.38: Lindley Evans, pianoforte solos, (a) "Glgue" (Grann), (b) "Tho Harmonious Blacksmith" (Handel). 9.48: William Dallison, tenor. 9.56: Madame Emily Marks, soprano—(a) "Within My Heart a Song I Found" (Bungert), (b) The Lass With the Delicate Air" (Home) request. 10.4: William Dalllsqn, tenor. 10.12: Lindley. Evans, pianoforte solos, (a) "Waltz" (Stojouskl), (b) "Prelude" (Matthay), (c) "Study" (Poldlni). 10.20: National Anthem. Close down. At the piano, Horace Keats. 2BL, Sydney (353 metres).—7 p.m.: Service broadcast from Randwick Presbyterian Church. 8.30: Band recital by the North Sydney Tramway Band broadcast from Manresa Hall, North Sydney. 9.15: From the studio: Weather roport and forecast by courtesy of Mr. C. J. Mares, Government Meteorologist. 9.16: Mr. Gordon Rodda (Pianist). 9.23: Broadcasters" Trio. 9.33: Miss Elsie Flndlay (soprano). 9.40: Mr. Gordon Rodda. 9.47: Broadcasters' Trio. 9.57: Resume of following day's programme. 10.0: G.P.O. clock and chimes. 10.1: Miss Elsie Findlay. 10.8: Broadcasters' Trio. 10.15 : National Anthem.

2GB, Sydney (316 metres).—T p.m.: Music from Studio; lecture from Adyar Hall; duets for two violins with piano accompaniment, Dan Scully, Monica Horder, Ada Brook; piano solos, Ada Brook, (1) "To the Spring" (Greig), (2) Papilton" (Lavelle) ; violin solos, Dan Scully Cl) "Mazurka" (Chopin), (2) "Minuet" (Mozart) ; duets for two violins with piano accompaniment, Dan Scully, Monica Horder, Ada Brook; talk. 10: Close down.

3LO, ."Melbourne (371 metres). —7 p.m.: EvenIng service from St. Paul's Cathedral. 5.30: Mr. L. C. Amory, ■ Secretary of State for (ho Dominions, will srcalf. 8.44: Horace Webber (Schumann). Introduction theme and finale on Haydn's Hymn (Chlpp). Note: The rapid moving bass of the finale is played entirely by tho feet, whilst the hymn Is given out on full organ by staccato chords. 8.49: The Capitol Theatre Orchestra, in conjunction with the University Symphony Orchestra, rendering entr'acte to Third. Act of "Lohengrin." Interval. 9.5: Schubert's "Unfinished Symphony, first movement," Capitol Orchestra and University Symphony Orchestra in association. 9.14: Mr. John Sullivan, tenor, selected numbers. 9.20: Raymond Lambert, solo pianist, "Polonaise in A Flat" (Chopin). 9.27: Madame Elsa Davis, soprano, "Brunhilde's Battle Cry" (Wagner). 9.34: Edouard Lambert, solo violinist. Capital Theatre, "Zlguenerwelsen" (Saraaate). 9.41: Sextette, from Lucia Dl Lammermoor (Donizetti), Madame Elsa Davis, Ina LiUicrapp, John Sullivan, Malcolm Semple, J. Alexander Browne, and Thomas George. Finale, Tschaikowsky's "1812 Overture." This famous overture, to be rendered by the Capitol Operatic Orchestra, University Symphony Orchestra, in association with the Colltogwood Citizens' Band a total of over 100 performers. Professor Bernard Helnze and S. K. Whito, conductors in association. God Save the King.

4QG, Brisbane (385 metres).—The complete evening service will be relayed from St. John's Anglican Cathedral. 6.55 p.m.: Cathedral chimes. 7.0: Children's service. 7.30: Evening service. Brisbane Municipal Concert Band At tho conclusion of the church service the concert by the Brisbane Municipal Concert Band will be relayed from Wicfcham Park. The programme will include: Overture, "Tancredi" (Rossini); selection, "Souvenir ds Meyerbeer" (Tobanl); "Bundanna Sketches" (White). 9.30: Close down.