ON THE AIR.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 203, 11 August 1927, Page 9

ON THE AIR.

PROGRAMMES FOR TO-NIGHT.

IYA, AUCKLAND.—-7.15 p.m.: News and information session. 7.30 to 7.45 p.m.: Talk on “The Garden,” by Mr. E. H. Skeates. 8 p.m.: Chimes: march, the Aeolian Orchestra, “Gladiator’s Farewell” (Blanckenberg) ; overture, the Aeolian Orchestra, overture to “Raymond” (Thomas); baritone solo, Mr Walter Brough, “Casey, the Fiddler” (Wood) ; string piece, Aeolian Orchestra, “Fruhlingsgruss” (Schinzl), violin obligato by Mr N. Watson; selection, Aeolian Orchestra, selection from “The Mikado” (Sullivan), contralto solo, Miss I. Thompson, “Sappische Ode” (Brahms); symphony, Aeolian Orchestra, First movement from "The London Symphony" (Haydn). 9 p.m.: Weather report; orchestral, Aeolian Orchestra, (a) “Nachtstucke” (Schumann), (b) Pizzicati from "Sylvia” (Delibes) ; baritone solo, Mr Walter Brough, (a) "The Stockrider’s Song” (James), (b) “Comrades of Mine” (James); selection, Aeolian Orchestra, selection from “La Traviata” (Verdi); intermezzo, Aeolian Orchestra, “Jours Passes” (Horne) ; contralto solo, Miss I. Thompson, (a) “Ships That Pass in the Night” (Stephenson), (b) “Dreaming of Home” (Besley).

2YA, WELLINGTON—7.IS p.m.: News session and market reports. 7.30: Lecturette, Mr W. King, D.8.A.E., “Esperanto.” 8: Chimes of the G.P.O. clock, Wellington. 8.1: Relay of the Paramount Theatre Orchestra under the direction of Mr R. R. Caulton; band, Ist Battalion, Wellington Regiment, “Naworth Castle March" (O. Hume) ; tenor, Mr E. W. Robbins, “An Evening Song" (Blumenthal) ; band, Ist Battalion, Wellington Regiment, "Echoes of Scotland” (fantasia) (Rimmer); bass, Mr G. Neal, “The Lute Player” (Allitsen); cornet, Lieutenant J. B. Shardlow, “The Amateur” (Greenwood); contralto, Mrs D. A. Herbert, “Lie There, My Lute" (McCann); band, Ist Battalion, Wellington Regiment, “Prelude-Rachmaninoff” (Rimmer); soprano, Mrs M. Taylor, “Come Back to Erin” (Claribel) ; weather report; band, Ist Battalion, Wellington Regiment, march, “Joy of Life” (Moorhouse) ; relay of the Paramount Theatre under the direction of Mr R. R. Caulton; contralto, Mrs D. A. Herbert, “Break o’ Day” (Sanderson) ; trombone, Bandsman W. Matson, “The Firefly” (Moss); soprano, Mrs M. Taylor, “We’d Better Bide a Wee’ (Claribel); band, Ist Battalion, Wellington Regiment, “Rigoletto,” selection (Verdi); bass, Mr Geo. Neal, “My Old Shako” (Trotere); band, Ist Battalion, Wellington Regiment, “Stars and Cross” (Lathgow).

3RA, CHRISTCHURCH. — 7.15: News and reports. 7.30: Lecturette, under the auspices of Canterbury Progress League, on "Pig Production and Feeding,” by Mr M. J. Scott. 8: Chimes; relay of orchestral selections from Liberty Picture Theatre Orchestra under direction of Mr Ernest Jamieson; bass solo, Mr F. E. W. Cossins, “Because” (d’Hardelot); soprano solos, Miss Marjory Miller, (a) "A Little Coon’s Prayer” (B. Hope), (b) “Down Here” (Brahe); clarinet solo, Mr S. E. Munday, “Tenth Air Varie” (Thornton); tenor sols, Mr G. M. Fawcett, (a) * The Shepherd’s Song” (Elgar), (b) “The Oyster” (Eisdell); piano solos, Mrs P. H. Davey, L.A.8., (a) "Wanderer’s Night Song” (Rubenstein), (b) “Valse, Op. 39, No. 8” (Brahms); contralto solo, Miss Dorothy Sharp, “There’s a Big Lot of Sunshine Coming Soon” (Hay); ’cello solo. Miss Charlotte Carter, “Cavatina” (Squire); bass solo, Mr F. E. W. Cossins, “Mother Machree” (Young); talk by Mr. Donald Grant, M.A., on “Youth Movement” (second series); relay from Liberty Theatre; soprano solo, Miss Marjory Miller, “The Bird With the Broken Wing" (Golson); clarinet solo, Mr S. E. Munday, “Regrets d’Amour” (Bright); tenor solos, Mr G. M. Fawcett, (a) “Serenata” (Leoncavallo), (b)- “No! Punchinello, No More,” from "Pagliacci” (Leoncavallo) ; contralto solo, Miss Dorothy Sharp, “Bird of Blue” (German); 'cello solo, Miss Charlotte Carter, “None But the Lonely Heart” (Tschaikowsky); piano solo, Mrs P. H. Davey, L.A.8., “Moonlight Sonata, Op. 27, No. 21” (Beethoven) ; bass solo, Mr F. E. W. Cossins, "The Veteran’s Song" (E. Wetherley) ; soprano and contralto duet, the Misses Dorothy and Kathleen Sharp, “A Venetian Song” (Tosti); relay from Liberty Theatre.

4YA, DUNEDIN—7 to 8 p.m.: Town Hall chimes. 8 to 10 p.m.: Town Hall chimes; Studio concert by the pupils of Madame Marjorie Cadman, assisted by others, and orchestral selections relayed from the Empire Theatre under the direction of Mr Chas. Parnell.

2BL, SYDNEY—B p.m.: G.P.O. clock and chimes, Broadcasters’ Topical Chorus, the Marrickville Salvation Army Band (bandmaster, Mr N. H. Knight) broadcast from Wemyss street, Marrickvßle, Ward Lear in a singing, whistling and laughing act, the Cherrio Girls under the direction of Mrs. Bennett White, Mr Ward Lear, the Marrickville Salvation Army Band, the Cherrio Girls, Cec Harrison and his Gloomchasers broadcast from the ballroom of the Bondi Cassino. During intervals between dances “Sun” news will be broadcast.

3LO, MELBOURNE—7.3O: Mr J. Howlett Ross will speak on “The Australians at Lone Pine,” with recital of “Dad o’ Mine”; Miss Harriet Bennett, now starring as “Rose Marie” at His Majesty’s Theatre, will speak to you from her dressing room, by permission J. C. Williamson, Ltd.; Mr Rod McGregor, football, “Our Inter-State Visitors”. Musical programme.

4QG—BRISBANE—B p.m.: The first portion of to-night’s programme will be provided by the Federal Band, conductor, Mr W. H. Davies. From the Exhibition Grounds—B.4s p.m.: A description of the Royal National Show. 9 p.m.: From the Studio, concert.