RADIO BROADCASTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 4 September 1928, Page 3

RADIO BROADCASTING.

TO-NIGHT. IYA Auckland.—7.3o: Book review; S, chimes; 8.1, relay of overture from Majest-io Theatre Orchestra; tenor solo, “Drinking Kong,” Air (A So is ted ; contralto solo, Atada.me Irene Adiudey, “There’s a Land’* ; instrument a,l trio, the A wokiliand Trio, “Soherao,” frojn “Hirst Trio’’ ; lia.ritone solo. ALr John Hogan, “The Harvester’s Night Song’’ ; cornet solo, “O'. Sole Alio’ ; soprano solo, Aiiss Violet Harrison, “Morning” ; violin solo, Aiiss lira Bosworth, “First Movement’.’ from “Symphonie Efepagnole” ; talk on Old Zealand, Air A. B. Chappell, ALA., “Selwyn and Pattison” ; relay of musical interlude from the Alajestie Theatre Orchestra-; tenor solo, Air O'. Suisted. “Give Ale Youth and a- Day”; cornet solo, “Mattinata' 9 ; contralto -solo. Madame Irene Ainsley, “Happy Sonq”; iTistirumen'ta! trio, Auckland Trio, selection from “Tannlnvusev ’ ; presentation of excerpts trqm “Orpheus,” produced under the direction of Madame Irene Ainsley. 2YA Wellington.—7.4o : Leeturette by a representative of the Agricultural Department, “For 'the Alan on the Land”*; 8, chimes of the C.P.O. cloekj 8.1, overture, the orchestra, “Kaymond”; vocal duet. Airs Alice Harris and Air Len Barnes. “Dancing. Honeymoon” ; pianoforte solo, Aiiss Gertrude Long, “Polka de la- lleine” ; tenor solo, Mr Arthur 00-e, “I Looked into Your Garden” ; Hawaiian orchestral selection, Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra, “Hawaiian Orchestra,” “HawanaJi Nights”; recitals. Air Lionel inch, (a) “The Highwayman.”; (lb) “Lamentations of a, CMnmerciial Traveller” ; contralto solo. Miss Lily Alaekie, “Just a-wear yin’ for You” ; Hawaiian Orchestral seilection, Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra, “Aloma”; vocal quartette, “Who- That Knows?”; instrumental the orchestra, “Ballet Egyptien” ; weather forecast; soprano solo, Airs Allice Harris, “On the March”; instrumental, the orchestra, request number ; tenor and. quartet, Air. Arthur Coe and. Orpheus Quartet, “Come Back lo Ale” ; "rand' organ selection, E/dtun hi. Lema’re, “Oharii de Bonliem ” ; baritone solos, Air Len Barnes, (a) So Perverse,” (b) “Pirate Song. (c) “Five Eves,” (d) “Headways ’; instrumental, the orchestra, “Alald of the East” ■ recitals, Air Lionel Inch, a«) “The Dandy Fifth,” (.b) “British Workmen’s Bights”; vocal quartet, Orpheus Quartet, “Goodnight Song" : instrumental, the orchestra, dance numbers; God Slave the King. 3YA Christchurch.—Silent day. 4YA Dunedin. —7.15, news session; 7 30 address on “Tourist Resorts,” by Mr H, AN’. Afar shall, of the Goveru- ■ ment Tourist Department,; 8 p,m., Town Hal] chimes; 8.1. orchestral overture • baritone solos, 'Air It. B- Macdonald. (a) “Bio Van Winkle,” (h) •'The Sailor's Paradise”; violin solo. Mi os Eva. .Judd. “Gavotte in E,” : bass solo. Air E. G. Bond, • ‘Harlequin ; humorous recital, Air Allan Aoung, “Levinslcv the Politician”; trombone solos, Mr R. B. Hall (a) “Friend o Aline ” (hi “Berceuse de Jocelyn ; contralto solo, Aiiss Wyn Ale Peak, “The Bitterness, of Love’ ; pianoforte soio, Aiiss, Alice Wilson. E.T.C.L., selected; tenor arid baritone. duet. Messrs Cb.m. Edwards and R. li. Almcdonald. “ I lie Moon Hath Raised Her ]«>”; tenor xolo. Mr Chas. Edwards, ‘ Nightfall at Sea’- weather forecast; recitals. Miss Nancy Av.son. (a) “Of Course” <b) “Rebecca” : bass solos, Mr E.G. bond,. (a.) “Devonshire Cream and Cuder, (n) “The Pirate” ; violin iso-los. Aiiss Eva. Judd (a) “Ballet Music from Rosamond', (bl “Cavatina” ; contralto solos. Miss AVvn McPfenk, (a) In An. 'OldFashioned Town.” (h) “The A\md : bn morons stories. Air Allan Young, trombone, solo, Air R. B. Haill. In Cel--I*vr Oorrl' 1 * t'enor isolo?*, jVtr Cinias-. vmwards, (a) “Spirit Elowew.’ (b\ “TEw . ninnolorte solos, Al l s,s Alice- M ilwip,.ted; recital. AIHs, Nancy Arson'“The Quaker Sinner”; close cown.