RADIO BROADCASTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 16 August 1929, Page 7

RADIO BROADCASTING.

TO-NIGHT. IYA. Auckland. —6. children's session; talk by Mr. Frank Sutherland on “Rugby Football ’; 7.20, news and market reports; <.49, talk bv Dr. E. B. (iunson on “Open-air Schools'’; 8. re la v of concert; 6.30, vocal quartet, Clarion Quartet, “In the Ram”; orchestral, Victor Symphony Orchestra ; bnsa solo. Air. Duncan Black, “The Night Watchman": chorus and orchestra, Berlin State Opera chorus and orchestra; instrumental. Studio’ Trio, “Trio. Op. 88 —Andante Expressive” ; 9, weather report; vocal duet, Aii.ss B. Smith and Air J. Simpson, “O J.ovelv ' Night” ; talk, Mr. A. B. C happell, topical talk; soprano solo. Miss A. McGruer; 'cello solo, Miss Mollv Wright, “Melodic”; tenor solo. Air. J. Simpson, “Where’er You Walk”; male choir, Don Cossacks; instrumental, Studio Trio, “ScherzoTrio Op. 68”; vcoal duet, Miss A. McGruefr and Air. D. Black, “Life s .Dream is O’er”; orchestral, Victor Svmphonv Orchestra; contralto solo. Aliss B. ' Smith “The Asru”; vocal quartet, Clarion Quartet. “Dreaming ; 19.2. close down 2YA, Wellington.—6 p.m.. dinner session; orchestral, Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra; 6.15 p.m., fantasia, Edith Lorand Orchestra; baritone solo. Eraser Gauge, “On the Road to Mandalay” ; 6.30 p.m., fantasia, Dajos Bela Orchestra; baritone solo, Fraser Gauge. “The Two Grenadiers”; 6.40 p.m.. vocal duet. Hardy Williamson and: Robt. Rowe; baritone solo. Robt. Rowe; waltz, Dajos Bela Orchestra ; 7 p.m., news session, market reports and sports results: S p.m., overture, orchestra, “Peter ' Sclimoll”; sopranoj solo. Airs AY. Fraser Monish. “Senta’s Ballad”; pianoforte solo, Aliss Glen Carty, “Toccata”; baritone solo, Air Val Jones, “The Yeoman of England”; humour. Air Albert Davey, “A Touch of Sun”; selection, orchestra. ‘•Faust”; contralto solo. Airs T. Treacy, “Romance” ; violin solo, Efrem Zinihalisb; tenor solo. Mr Oliver Foote, “Let Ale Like a Soldier Fall”; instrumental, orchestra, “The Arcadians” selection; 5.58 p.m.. weather renort; soprano solos. Airs A\ . Fraser Monish.*(a) “Song of India.” (b) “Solveig’s’ Song” : baritone solos, Air Yal Jones, (a) “The Blue Room” f“The Girl Friend”), (b) “The Giii Friend”: instrumental, orchestra, “Genevieve de Brabant”; recital. Mr Albert Davey, “The Dandy Fifth”; solo,. Airs T. Treacy, “Ave Maria”; tenor solo. Air Oliver Foote, “Moonbeams” : ballet music, orchestra, “Carmen —Ballet Music” ; 9.40 p.m.. presentation of the opera “Carmen” (Bizet)—Act 3; 10.2 p.m.. close down. 3YA Christchurch—6 p.m., children s session; 7 p.m., news session; 7.30 p.m.. talk, Air F. H. Jones. “Aims and Objects of Chambers' of Commerce” ; 8 p.m.. overture, rcsb road cast of 2\A, Wellington ; vocal quartet. \ alencie Quartet. “When the Heart is Young”; soprano solo. Airs Lucy 0 Brierr. “Loves a Merchant”; ’cello solo. Mr Harold Beck. “Adagio” from “Concerto”; tenor solo, All - T. G. Rogers. “Como into the Garden, Aland”; .sea shanties. John Goss and Cathedral. Male Quartet; instrumental. Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) “Minuet” lit) “Scherzo ’; contralto solo, Miss Alary Taylor. “At Grendon Fair”; sketches. The Cihiatteihoxes. (a) “Just After Dinner,” (b) “The .Love Test,’ (c) “Cupid Cathedral Quartet; baritone solo. Air E. J. Johnson, “Hals Oil to the Stoker”; 8.58 p.m., weather report ; relay of amateur boxing tourney from Caledonian Ilail; instrumental, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a.) “Minuet,” (lb) “Andante Scherzo”; tenor solo, followed by vocal quartet, Mr 'J'. G. Rogers and Valenoie Quartet. (a) “Good Company,” (b) “The Village Blacteanitli”; cello solo. Air lla.rold Beck, “Le Cygne” ; more sketches. The Chatterboxes, (a) “Cohen on the Wireless. ' (b) “Cohen’s First Attempt at Broadcasting” ; baritone solo, Air E. J. Johnson. “Harlequin”; dance programme until 11 p.m., close down.