RADIO BROADCASTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 19 July 1929, Page 6

RADIO BROADCASTING.

j TO-NIGHT 2YA, Wellington.—f>. dinner session; 7. news session, market reports and sports results; 7.40. lecture tte. Mr. Dan McKenzie; 8, special presentation of the Etude Quartet of the

musical comedy “The Cabaret Girl” : 18.1, overture, orchestra; 8.9, baritone I solo, Mr. Ray Kemp ; 8 13. pianoforte sola, Miss KiiJoen Good son; 8.20, contralto solo. Mrs. Ray Kemp; 8.2-1, bunioiir, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Russell; 1 8.31, selection, orchestra; 8.39, v-ocai duel, Mr. Will Hancock and Mrs. Ray Kemp; 8.13, tenor solo, Mr, Will Hancock; 8.47, instrumental, Victor Olof Sextet; 8.51, soprano wolo. Miss Gretta Stark; 8.55, instrumental, orchestra; 9.3, weather report; 9.5, soprano solo, followed by soprano and tenor duet,, Miss Gretta Stark and Mr. Will Hancock; 9.9, vocal duet, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kemp; 9.13, violin solos, Fritz Kreisler; 9.21, humour, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Russell; duet, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Russell; 0.‘28, cornet suitl trombone duet, with orchestral accompani- [ intuit; 9.32, vocal duet, Messrs Will Hancock and Ray Kemp; 9.3(1, baritone solo with chorus, Mr. Ray Kemp and Etude Quartet; 9.40, chorurs, Etude Quartet; 9.44, grand organ solos, Edwin H. I.emare; 9.52, instrumental, orchestra ; 10, (dost 1 down. 3\ A Christchurch. —0 p.m., children’s I session; 7. news session; 8, studio concert by the Commercial Traveller’ Malm ( boir and concert party; 8.1, overture oebroadeast of 2YA Wellington); 8.9,' pant song, male choir; 8.14, soprano wains, .Mi S'S Medic Parry; 8.'21, instrumenlu: 1 . Su.voy Orpdieaus; 8.25, rcciita.l, ii: ' .A" " ttome.ri 1 1; 8.5 L, Iki.ss solo, air \\ . 11. Taylor; 8.35, xylophone solo, \ ictor Stor'dng; 8.39, part song, nude choir ; 8.44, baritone solo, Miss Maggie Richardson; 8.57, sea song, Mr W. Toomey; 8.48, viohn solo, Mr Robert L.

3 Clarke : 8.53, contralto solo, Mr AV. i Orako; 9.1, medley, Savoy Orpheans; 3 9.5, weather report; 9.10, part song, male choir; 9.14, medley, Savoy Or- , pheans; 9.17, baritone solos, Mr K. \V. I ("minor; 9.24, meKzo-sopra.no ~yolo; , Miss i Aloile Parry; 9.28, xy'opJione solo, Vic- ; tor Sterling; 9.32, recital, Mr A. E. • I Hoine.rill; 9.37, tenor solo, Alt - (1. AY. :! Parry; 9.-11. selection, Savoy Orphean s ; i * 9.45, part song, male choir; 9.49, con- . fcralto soo, Miss Al,aggie Itidiardson; j 9.52. violin solo. Air Kobt. L. Clarke; 1 9.57, baritone solo, Air \\\ Toomey; pa.it soil"-, male choir; 10, dance pro-1

gramme. 15 A, Auckland.—6, cihildren’s ses*i°n; 7, talk. Air .Fra,uk Sutherland ; i .It), news and market reports; 7.40, tulle, Tier. H. A. Cl. Clarke; 8, overture; 8.9, vocal quartet, Clarion Quartet; 8.10, instrumental, studio trio; 5.22 ba.s.s solo, Air Duncan Black; 8.2(5, Crand organ and cornet, Arnold Grier; vocal duct, Aliss A. AfcGruer and .Mi' ./. Simpson ; S.,‘i4. violin solos, Aliss Ina Bosworth ; B. IIS, lecture-recital. Alls Daisy Ba.slia.ni and Air William Gem,moill; 8.55. selection; 8.57, tenor selection, Air J. Simpson; 9.1. weather report; 9..‘5, talk, Air A. B. Chappell, A'l.A. ; 9.18, soprano solo, Alis® Alma

McCJruer; 9.22, Russian folk gong; •1.20. vocal duet. Miss Beryl Smith, and Mr D. Black; 9.30, instrumental, studio trio; 9.39, lecture-recital, Mrs T>. Bask am and Mr \\\ Gemmell; 9.51, contralto solo. Miss Beryl Smith; 9.54, orchestral, Chicago Symphony Orchestra ; 9.58. vocal quartet, Clarion Quar-' let; 10.2, close down.