RADIO BROADCASTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 10 December 1928, Page 2

RADIO BROADCASTING.

TO-NIGHT. 1 IYA’, Auckland. —Silent day. iiYA, Wellington.—6 p.m., children’s session; 7 p.m., news session, market reports and sports results; 7.40 p.m., lecturette; 8 p.m., overture, orchestra, “Oheron”; glees, Singing Circle, “Tuscan Folk Songs” ; pianoforte solo, Mrs. Vickery, “Spinning Song”; vocal solo, Mrs. Ramsay, “invocation to the Nile”; monologue, Miss Lena Van Stavern, “Old Pierrot”; vocal solo, Mrs. Mitchell, “X Will Await Thee”; 'cello solo with, orchestral accompaniment, Mr. George Ell wood, “Prelude and Clare de Lune”; soprano solo, Miss Nora Gray, “Spring Song”; vibrophone novelty, “Diane”; vocal solo, Miss Penny, “I Am Longing for the Spring”; glee, Singing Circle, “Twenty Love Sick Maidens” ; mezzocontralto solo, Mrs. P. J. Townley, “The Fortune Hunter”; weather forecast; orchestral, repeat number, vocal solo, Mrs. Ramsay, “Trees”; recitals, Miss Lena Van Stavern, (a) “His First Long Trousers,” (b) “Johnny, Me and You”; vocal solo, Mrs. Mitchell, “Mly Heart’s Desire”; glees, Singing Circle, (a) “Three Little Maids,” “School Girls’ Chorus,” (b) “Barcarolle”; soprano solo, Miss Nora Gray, “Bird of. Blue”; suite, orchestra, “Pelleas et Melisande,” (1) •At the Castle Gate, (2) Melisande, (3) At the Sea Shore, (4) A Spring in the Park, (5) The Three Blind Sister®, (6) Pastorale; mezzo-contralto solo, Mrs. P. J. Townley “Land of the Sky-blue Water”; glees, Singing Circle, (a) “Within My Garden,” (b) “Fall On ! Me Like a Silent Dew,” (c) “Canon”; suite 9, orchestra, “Three Spanish Dances”; God Save the King. (Note: This programme will be interrupted at 9 o’clock to permit of a description being given of the boxing match— Maealister v. Frank Taylor.) 3YA Christchurch.—6 p.m., children’s session; 7.15, news session; 7.30, talk; 8, Woolston Brass Band and items by assisting artists; march, band, “London Pride”; overture, band, “Raymond”; mezzo-soprano solos, Mrs. Wilfred Owen, (a) “The Sweetest Flower that Blows,” (b) “All for You”; instrumental trios, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) “Dialogue,” OL “Polish Dance”; tenor solo, Mr. W. J. Trewern, “Yes, let me like a Soldier fall”; cornet duet, followed by mezzo-contralto solo, Bandsmen Barber and Annand, Miss Marian Woodhouse, (a) “Convent Bells,” (b) “The Sands o’ Dee”; male voice quartet, Goodrich Silvertown Quartet, “Who’s Blue Now?”; humoruos recital, Mr. H. Instone, “The Cricket Club at Red Nose Flat”; selection, band, “II Trovatore”; weather forecast; overture, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, “Rienzi Overture”; baritone solo, followed hy mezzo-soprano solos Mr. J. Francis Jones and Mrs. Wilfred Owen, (a) “Father O’Flynn,” (b) “An Erisky Love Lilt,” (c) “How Wonderful”; * instrumental _ trios, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) “Russian Valse,” (b) “Minuetto”; tenor solos, Mr. W. J. Trewern, (a) “A Farewell,” (b) “Border Ballad ; valse, band, “Donnan Wellan”; fox trot, basd, “Hot Roasted Peanuts” ; mezzo-contralto solos. Miss Marian Woodhouse, (a) “In Summer Fields.” (b) “Little Blue Pigeon” ; humorous recital, Mr. H. Instoue, “I’m Excited”: baritone solos, Mr. .1. Francis Jones, (a) “The Wedding of Shon MrLean ” (b) “Cargoes”; intermezzo, band.’ “Melinda's Fairy Bower”; march, band, “The Victor’s Return’ ; National An them. i 4YA Dunedin. —Silent day.