RADIO BROADCASTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 19 March 1928, Page 3

RADIO BROADCASTING.

TONIGHT. IYA, Auckland. —Silent Day. v\ A Wellington. —0, children's hour ; 7, news session, market reports, and sports results; < .40, lecturette, Mr. H. iv. Mastvn, of the Jaihour Department, ••Weights and Measures’'; 8, overture, selected; a special performance or the Indian song cycle, “The Golden Threshold,’’ by Sarojini Naidu, music by Liza Lehman, will be given by the Ariel bingers; vocal quartet, Ariel Singers, •■Nightfall in the C ity ot Hyderabad”; bass solo, Air. J. Al. Caldwell, “Song of a l)ream ; flute solo, Mr. L. W. Rothwed, “Dainty Dance Caprice”; elocution, Air. Sidney Tingey, “Sergeant Buzzfuz,” from ••The Pickwick Papers”; instrumental trio, Symons-Ell wood-Short Trio, “Second and Third Movement from Trio m E ! . flat”; contralto solo, Alias Ngaire poster, “The fcerpents are Asleep Among the Poppies ’; vocal duet Air. Hoy Tiill and Air. J. Al. Caldwed, “Palanquin Bearens” ; violin solo, Alias Ava Symons, “.Second Romance’’; soprano solo, wi Ui iiutc obligato by JVLi • L W. Rothwell, .Aliss Jeanette Briggs, ‘■The Snake Charmer”; oass solo and quartet Air. J. At. Caldwell and Ariel Singers, “The ltoyal Tombs of Golconda” ; cornet solo, Alt’. H. Dutton, “Zunetto”; weather- report and forecast; tenor solo, Air. Roy Hill, ‘ lou Haunt Your Beauty in the Rose ; vocal duct, Miss Ngaire Coster and Roy Hill, “Like a Serpent to the Calling Voice of flutes”; flute solo. Air. L. \V. Rotlnvoll, (a) “Va.sc, Up. ul, No 1,” (b) “'Minuet”; elocution, Air. Sydney Tmgey, “Cardinal W’olsey’s Farewell” from “Henry \ 111 ; instrumental trio, Symons-Lilwood-Sliort Trio “Death of Aso” and “Morning, from “Peer Gvnt Suite”; vocal trio, Ariel Singers, “New ■ Leaves Grow Green on the Banyan Twigs’; bass solo and quartet, Air. .1. Al. Caldwell and Ariel .Singers, “To a Buddha, Seated on a .Lotus”; violin solo, Aliss \va Symons, “Poem”; contralto solo, Miss Ngaire Coster, “Alabaster”; cornet solo, Mr. H. Dutton, “Wendouree” ; 10, God Save the King. 3y A, Christchurch. —0, children’s I hour Chicle Jack and Aunt Edna, stories, songs and birthday greetings; 7.T0, news and reports; 8, relay- ol concert in new Concert Hall, where the programme will be provided by the Christchurch Harmonic Society, Christchurch Ladies’ Choral Society, and the Male Voice Choir. 4YA Dunedin. —Silent Day. AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. 2BL, Sydney.—From 9.30, studio concert of vocal and instrumental music, and relay of Bondi Band, followed by relay" of dance items from Romano’s. 4.QG, Brisbane. —From 9.30 p.m., studio ■ concert of vocal and instrumental items by the Troubadours. 3LO', Melbourne.—From 9.30 p.m., studio ’concert with items by the Praliran City Band.