RADIO BROADCASTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 15 September 1928, Page 7

RADIO BROADCASTING.

TO-NIGHT. ! IYA Auckland. —6 p.m., children's j hour; 7.15, news and market reports; 8,0 orchestral /‘ltalians in Algiers”; vocal quartette, The Lyric Quartette, “Ukulele Dream Girl”; tenor solo. Mr. H. Richards, “My Laddie” ; banjo solo, “Unconquered”; bass solo, Mr. K. Thomas, “Chorus, Gentlemen”; concertina, “Impudence”; vocal quartette The Lyric Quartette. ‘Soldier’s 1 arevvell” : orchestral. “Rhapsody in Blue”; tenor solos, Mr. A. Ripley, “A Memory’ and “The Star”; banjo solo, “A Plantation Episode”; vocal duet. Messrs. Richard anil Thomas, “Eiiirings”; concertina, “Poppies”; weather forecast; humour, Mr. A. Mci, I wain, “Some Humour”; vocal quartette. The Lyric Quartette, “Some Folks Say”; relay of dance music from Mason Hall ‘dance orchestra ; God Save the King. 2YA Wellingiton.—6.o, children's session; 7.0 news session, market reports and sports results; 8.0 overture! the orchestra. “Bing Boys”; vocal quartette, Melodic Four. “Lay M,v| Head Beneath a Rose” ; tenor solos, Mr. Frank Bryant', “My First Love” and “You’d Better Ask Me”; entertainment piano, Will Gardner. “That’s Another One Gone” and “A Little Bit of Heaven”; baritoue solo, Mr. 11. S. ‘Allwright, “The Village Blacksmith”; instrumental, the orchestra; humour, Mr. Geo. Titcfiemer, “I Am Sure i'll Sleep Well To-night”; vocal quartette. Melodic Four, “Johnny Schinoker” ; instrumental, the orchestra, “The Street Singer”: weather forecast; tenor solas. Mr. Stun Duncan. “A Dream’ and “There is a Flower that liloomcth”; jaw/, piano solos. “The Dancing Tambourine” and “The Doll Dance”: Mr. George Titchener. “Pass the Salt” ; minuet and song, the orchestra. “Minuet in G” and “Chanson Joyeuse”; vocal quartette, Melodic Four, “S Blue”; instrumental, the orchestra, “Three Spanish Dances”; bass solos, Mr. W. W. Marshall; “Who Keep the Sea” and “Friendship” ; instrumental. the orchestra, dance numbers; dance programme; close down. 3YA Christchurch.—6.o. children’s session: 7.15, news session; 7.30, sports results; 8.0, rebroadcast of 2YA Wellington. including dance music programme; 11.0, God Save the King. 4YA Dunedin. —7.15, news session; 7.30. lecturette, under auspices of W.F.A.; 8 p.m.. orchestral selections from the Strand Theatre; 8.15, the IYA Harmonists present selections from the musical comedy “Kissing Time”; soprano. Miss Roman Buss; mew/o-sopraiio, Miss Mollie Andrews; tenor. Mr C. O. Scott: baritone. Air. F. M. Tuoliy; Act 1.. opening chorus; soprano solo. “Godmothers’ : 10.0. dose down.

SUNDAY. IYA Auckland.—3 p.m., afternoon session; literary selection by the announcer; further selected studio items; doe© down; children’s service; relay or Divine service . from the Church ol Christ; relay of military band selections by. Auckland Muuicipa'l Baud; God Save the King. 2YA Wellington. —3 p.m., afternoon session ; 4.30, close down; 6.0. child-' rcu’s Sunday service; < .0. relay ol evening service .from St. Tliomaw« Anglican Church, Newtown; 8.15 (approx.). studio concert. . 3YA Christchurch—3 p.m.. recital ho nl the studio' of gramophone records, o’ectrieallv reproduced.; 4.30. close down; 5.30. children’s song service; 6.30. relay of service from C'hurel)_ of Glivisit; 6.30, Moorhouse Avenue: 7.45 (a.-v. vjx.). mcita.l from the studio ol •‘Tnmophoue records, electrically repro(ju'ip'l • 9 30. God Save the King. 4Y.V Dunedin.—s.3o p.m., children ,m song service: 6.30. relay of service from fE-. Hanover Street Baptist Olnurch; 8.0. sacred concert from the church : 9.15. close down. '