RADIO BROADCASTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 15 August 1929, Page 2

RADIO BROADCASTING.

TO-NIGHT. IYA Auckland. —6 pan., children's session ; 7 p.m., news, and! market reports; 7.40 p.m., J. P. Stevenson “New Zealand Manufactures —.Sauces anu Pickles’’; 8 p.m., orchestra, “Scarlet Crow’’ overture; 8.10 p.m., vocal trio and soprano solo. Celeste Trio, “Just |a, 1/ittle Ring,’. “There’s a House'’:. 8.10 p.m., selected humour, T. T. Garland; 8.21 p.m., orchestra, “Plantation Songs”; 8.31, baritone, Reg. Richards, “Fairy Tales of Ireland” - 8.30 p.m., Celeste Trio, “Away with a Shout,” “Along the Sunny Shingles, ’ “Sing, Let the Merry Cymbals Ring” ; 8.44 p.m., flute, A A. Dunn, “Andante and Polonaise” (tSri,coia(ldi) ; 8.49 pan., T. T. Garland, “A Fireside Chat” ; 8.55 pan., orchestra, “I Love You Truly, ’ “Just A’Weary in’ For You.” “A Perfect Day”; 9.4 pan., weather report; 9.6 pan., Reg. Richards, “Friend,” “Youth Has a Happy Tread’’; 9.13 pan., Celeste Trio, “So Drearily, So Wearily,” “Father of Light, of Love,” “Lullaby,” “Be Not Afraid”; 9.23 pan., orchestra, ‘Chinese Honeymoon”; 9.31 pan., gramophone record dance programme until 11 pan. 2YA Wellington.—6 dinner music; 7 pan., lectuirette, A. Ji. Wilson “Tourist and Holiday Resorts ’.; 8 pan. Wellington Artillery Band, “The Brotherhood,” “Diamond Star”; 8.11 pan. mezzo-soprano, Alma Millward. “June Is In My Heart”; 8.15 pan., piano. Norman Izett, “Valise in A Flat” (Chopin); 8.21 pan., baritone, Wilbur Dairies, “The" Sea Road”; 8.25 pan., cornet with band. W. Sneddon, “O Promise Me.” band, “Get Out and Get Under”; 8.32 pan., contralto, Rene Goyder. “Not Understood”; 8.36 pan., b.umouir, record, “Bertram Addresses the Tenants” ; dance orchestra, records “You, Only You”; 5.44 pan., tenor, Harry Phipps, “By the Waters’ ; 8.48 pan., humorous fantasy, hand, “Pop Goes the Weasel”; waltz, band “Queen of Emeralds”; 8.58 pan., grand opera selection, band, “Don Giovanni”; 9.23 pan., Alma Millward, “The Birth of Morn,” “Salaam,” 9.29 p.m., Wilbur Davies,- “Harlequin,” “Spanish Gold” ; 9.36 pan., humour, record, “Bertram at the Rotary Dinner”; 9.10 p.m., “A Darky’s Dreamland”; cornet duet, Sneddon and Hou.ehen, and hand, “Besses o’ The Barn”; 9.50 pan.. Rene Goyder, “Down Here,” “I Am Longing ■for the Spring”; 9.56 pan.. Harry Phipps, “Nightra-ll at Sea,.’ “If We Sallied Away” ; 10.2 pan., march, hand, “Defenders.”

3YA Christchurch. —6 pan., chiiildren’s session; 7 pan., news; 7.30 pan., leeturette on orchard work. S. Frew ; 8 pan., rebroadcast overture, 2YA Wellington; 5.9 pan., tenor, E. Rogers, “Serenade” (Schubert) ; 8.13 pan., violin. Irene Morris, “Larghetto”; 8.17 pan., vocal. Grand Opera Quartette, “Fly, Singing Birds, Fly” ; 8.21 pan., concerted orchestral, record, “ G otterdam merung” ; 8.29 p.m., ten-or and baritone, Grand Opera, Ouo, “Flow Gently, Deva” ; 8.33 pan., operatic chorus, record, Gems from “Pagliacci” ; 8.37 pan..’ instrumental, studio trio, “Trio in D Minor—Motto, Allegro, Agitato” : 8.48 pan., mezzo-contralto, ' Mavis Spiller. “Come. For it. is June.” “Love Dreams”; 8.52 pan., orchestra,• record, “Spanish Rhapsody*-. 8.58 p.m., James Filer and Grand Opera Duo, “King of the Vasty Deep,” “Oil Wings of Song”; 9.4 p.m., weather report; 9.9 nan.. Grand Opera. Quartette, “A Hundred Pipers an’ A’ ” ; 9.13 p.m. Ciivio Theatre orchestra;. 9.21 pan., E. Rogers, “Who is Sylvia?”; 9.25 p.m., Trene Morris. “Minuet” (Mozairt) ; 9.29 pan.. Grand Opera. Quartette, “Departure”: 9.33 p.m.. Mart's Spiller, “Song of Florian” ; 9.37 pan., -soprano, with chorus, record, “The Flying Dutchman —Sent a’s B allad” ; 9.41 p. mi., studio trio, “Chanson Polonaise,” “Humoresque” (Wider) ; 9.40 pan., James j Filer, “O But to Hear that Voice” ; 9.53 p.m., ouartette. “How Sweet the Moorilight Sleeps” ; 9.57 p.m.. hand, “De.r Aleiistei-singors. ’ ’