TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 August 1930, Page 3

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA AUCKLAND 12.30, community singing; 3.0, afternoon session; 5.0, children’s hour; 6.0, dinner session; 7.0, news and market reports; 7.40, talk, Mr. N. Kerr, ‘Physical Culture’;’B.o, orchestral, ‘Broadway Selection’; 8.9, bass-baritone, Mr. S. Hislop, ‘Drake Goes West’; 8.13, march, Birkenhead Municipal Band, waltz, band, ‘Unrequited Love’; 8.26, vocal, with Spanish guitar, Mr. W. L. Benbow, ‘Tiptoe Through the Tulips’; 8.31, band, ‘Classic Gems’; 8.44, humour-, Mr. J. F. Montague,, ‘lhu Babies’; 8.51, band, ‘Jamie’s Patrol’; 8.56, organ, ‘The Keys of Heaven’; 9.2, male choir, ‘The Lincolnshire Poacher ; 9.6,-band, (a) ‘Secrets,’ (b) ‘Crimson Star’; - 9.18, bass-baritone, Mr. S, Hi ß ' lop, (a) ‘Tally Ho!’ (b) Aylesbury Ducks’; 9,25, organ, ‘Annie Laurie Variations'; 9.29, vocal, with Spanish guitar, Mr. W. L. Benbow, (a) ‘Painting the Clouds With Sunshine,’ (b) ‘M I Had a Talking Picture of You’; 9.36, male chorus, ‘There Is a Tavern in the Town’; 9.10, band, ‘Sally Trombone'; 9.45, humour, Mr. J. F. Montague, (a) ‘The Soldier’s Story,’ (b) ‘A Scotch Night’; 9.55, band, ‘Argandab.’ 2YA WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles) Silent day. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 Kilocycles) 3.0, afternoon session; 4.25, sports results; 5.0, children’s hour; 6.0, dinner session; 7.0, news session; 7.30, Addington stock market reports; 8.0, orchestral, ‘Zampa’; 8.9, tenor, Mr. S. Andrews, ‘The Bloom Is on the Rye’; 8.13, orchestral, ‘Folk Tunc and Fiddle Dance’; 8.22, mezzo-contralto, Mrs. G. Jamieson, (a) ‘The Song of the Lotus Lily,’ (b) ‘Nocturne’; 8.27, pianoforte, Miss L. Fullwood, ‘Polonaise in C Sharp Minor’; 8.34, recitation, Miss D. Jenkin, ‘The Glory of the Garden’; 8.39, instrumental quartet, ‘ Come Back to Sorrento’; 8.43, baritone, Mr. F. A. Bullock, (a) ‘ln Time of Roses,’ (b.) ‘Devon, O Devon’; 8.49, orchestral, ‘La Traviata’; 9.3, band) ‘La Source Ballot’; 9.9, tenor,, Mr. S. Andrews, (a) ‘Far Across the Desert Sands,’ (b) ‘Whore the Abana Flows’; 9,15, orchestral, ‘Norma’; 9.21, baritone, Mr. F. A. Bullock, (a) ‘Where the Tiszas Torrents,’ (b) ‘The Vagabond’s Song’; 9.27, pianoforte, Miss L. Fullwood, ‘First Movement of - Sonata in F Sharp Minor’; 9.30, recitation, Miss D. Jenkin, ‘That Terrible Tommy’; 9.35, instrumental, ‘lncidental Music from Monsieur Bcaucaire’; 9.45, mezzo-con-tralto, Mrs. G. Jamieson, ‘The Sea Hath its Pearls’; 9.50, vocal chorus, gems from ‘Lilac Time’; 9.58, orchestral, ‘Pulcincllo. ’ 4YA DUNEDIN (650 Kilocycles)

8.0, gramophone items; 3.15, home science talk, ‘ Salads ’; 4.25, sporting results; 5.0, children’s hour; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news session 7.15, talk, Mr. G. A. Holmes, ‘The Imporvemcnt of Poor Pasture’; 8.0, orchestral, ‘Jungle Drums'; ,8.5, mezzo-contralto, Miss T. O. Blackman, ‘Laugh, Clown, Laugh’; 8.9, orchestral, (a) ‘Revolutionary Rhythm,’ (b) ‘My ’Varsity Girl’; 8.17, lecture-recital, Mr. A. Gorrie, ‘Twelve Minutes with Kipling’; 8.30, piano novelty, Mr. J. M. Wilson, (a) ‘Melody from Rhapsody in Blue,’ (b) ‘Told in the Dog Watch,’ (c) ‘Amon, Enchanted Isle’; 8.39, baritone, Mr. D. Wrathall, ‘Hallelujah’; 8.42, orchestral, (a) Singin’ in the Bathtub,’ (b) ‘T Love You So’; 8.50, soprano, Miss D. Youd, (a) ‘Some Day Waiting Will End,’ (b) ‘Love’s Old Sweet Song’; 8.56, saxophone duet, Messrs J. McCaw and 'JLV Law, ‘Slip’n’ Sax’; 9.2 ,mezzo-soprano, Miss T. C. Blackman, (a) ‘Mary Ann,’ (b) ‘Wait and Dream’; 9.8, orchestral, la) ‘Lonesome Little Doll,’ (b) ‘South Sea Rose’; 9.17, baritone, Mr. D. Wrathall, (a) ‘Harlequin,’ (b) ‘Border Ballad’; 9.24, orchestral, ‘Counting the Stars Above’; 9.27, soprano, Miss D. Youd, ‘I Wonder if Love is a Dream’; 9.30 to 11.0, dance session. 2ZF PALMERSTON NORTH (1050 Kilocycles) This station is on the air on Sundays, 7.0 to 9.0 p.m., Wednesdays, 6.15 p.m, and 7.0 to 9.0 p.m., and on Fridays, 7.0 to 9.0 p.m. 2ZR WANGANUI (600 Kilocycles) This station is broadcasting from 10.30 a.m. until 3.0 p.m. daily, excepting Wednesdays, when it runs until 5.0 p.m. On Saturdays the station is operating from 8.0 p.m. until 10.0 p.m. 2FC SYDNEY The evening presentation, 8.0 to 11.30. —The programme to-night is from the Ashficld Town hall on the occasion of the concert arranged by the Trinity Grammar School League of Friends. Answers to corrospon-dciKts will be given at approximately 3.30, 2BL SYDNEY • To-night’s presentation, 8.0 to 10.30. —Cec. Morrison and Ms bnad are playing from the Elaxlaad Galleries tonight. There are harnumy numbers by the Famous Four; Si Meredith and Maudie Stewart have elaborated in a gaily humorous interlude-; tfcc favourite crooning melodies of TBjftwaii are featured by Qiicenin and David KaUi; Dorothy Nall is singing s«Bft« at the piano; there are sketches by John Boult and Reg. Mitchell. ‘Sidelight* on , Old Sydney’ will be given at #.95. Note: New Zealand tirem is 14 hours ahead of Eastern Australia-* standard time.

PROGRAMME NOTES The main portion of XTA’s pro■gramme this evening will be given by the Birkenhead Municipal Band, under

the direction of Lieutenant .T. T. Lighten. This batid, composed mainly of young players, ds steadily making a name for itself in Auckland, and this will be its first radio broadcast. A new vocalist will also appear in the person of Mr, S. Hislop, a young bassbaritone, who will sing '‘Drake Goes West,’ ‘Tally Ho!’ and ‘Aylesbury Ducks.’ Air. J. F. Montague will give further humorous sketches from his extensive repertoire, and Mr. William Leo Benbow, who has often appeared at 2FC Sydney, will be heard in vocal numbers, accompanied by the Spanish guitar. The vocalists for 3YA’s programme will be Mrs. Graham Jamieson (mezzocontralto), Mr. Syd. Andrews (tenor) and Mr. Fred A. Bullock (baritone), while elocutionary items will be given by Miss Dorothy Jcnkin. The instrumental portion of the programme will be provided by Miss Lucy Fullwood (pianist) and the Studio Octet. The whole concert will provide an entertainment of a high standard. The Novelty Syneopators will add their share of brightness to 4Y r A’s concert. Numerous popular melodies played by them will intersperse the programme. There will also be piano novelties by Mr. J. *M. Wilson, while Messrs. J. McCaw and T. Law will play a saxophone duct, ‘ Slip ’n ’ Sax. ’ The vocal portion of the programme will be contributed by Miss T. C. Blackman (mozzo-sonrano), Miss D. Youd (contralto) and Mr. D. Wrathall. Mr. A. Gorrie will give a lecture-recital, ‘Twelve Minutes with Kipling.’ , This afternoon the home science talk from 4YA will be on ‘Salads.’ From IYA, 2YA and 3YA to-morrow afternoon a home science talk on ‘Meatless Meals’ will be broadcast.