TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 September 1932, Page 2

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA AUCKLAND (902 Kilocycles) 10.0, Devotional service ; 10.15, recordings ; 11.0, talk, Dr. Garfield Stewart, ‘Health’ ; 11.15, recordings ; 11.0, lunch music ; 2.0, recordings ; 5.0, children ; 6.0, dinner music ; 7.0, news ; 7.30, talk, Mr. T. R. Clarkson, ‘The Ro•mance of Short-Wave Radio’ ; 8.0, records • 9.1, weather forecast and notices ; 9.3, talk, Professor R. M. Algie, ‘lmpressions of Switzerland’ ; 10.1, dance programme. 2YA WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles) 10.0, Recordings ; 10.30, Devotional service ; 11.12, lecturctte, ‘Fabrics and Fashions’ ; 12.0, lunch music ; 2.0, Educational session ; 3.0, recordings ; 3.30 and 4.30, sports results ; 5.0, Children ; 6.0, dinner music ; 7.0, news ; 7.40, locturette, ‘For the Man on the Land’ ; 8.0, recording ; 8.6, contralto, Kathleen Bond, ‘The Enchantress,’ ‘Not Understood’ ; 8.12, Frank Crowther’s Novelty Orchestra, ‘Tire Bing ’ Boys’ ; 8.22, recording ; 8.28, W. Binct Brown, ‘Friend for Me,’ ‘Captain Mac’ ; 8.34, recording ; 8.40, Orchestra, ‘Liobestraum’ ; trumpet} Dick Colvin, ‘When "?ou Como Home’ ; Orchestra, ‘Favourites of To-day’ ; 8.50, contralto, Kathleen Bond, ‘Softly Awakes My Heart’ ; 8.54, recording ; 9.0, weather report ; 9.2, lecturctte, C. A. L. Treadwell, ‘Famous British Trials Madeleine Smith’ ; 9.17, recording; 9.23, orchestra, 'Softly Unawares’ ; xylophone, S. Bernard, ‘Father of Victory’ ; piano improvisation, Frank Crowther, ‘The Rosary’ ; 9.33, baritone, W, Binct Brown, ‘Lighterman Tom’ ; ‘The Recruit’ ; 9.39, recording ; 9.45, orchestra, ‘Live, Laugh and Love,’ ‘By the Fireside,’ ‘Echoes of Ireland’ ; 9.54, recording ; 10.0, Special broadcast by Wellington Savage Club Orchestra for members of scientific expedition and officers on ‘Discovery IP (at sea). The orchestra will play two selections. 4YA DUNEDIN (550 Kilocycles) 3.0, Recordings ; 4.30, sports results ; 5.0, children ; 6.0, dinner music ; 7.0, nows ; 7.30, W.B.A. Session : dialogue, Mrs. A. Herbert and Mr. R. Mclvor, Tf Wo Were Dictators’ ; 8.0, relay of concert by Dunedin Symphony Orchestra ; soloists : Miss Mary Pratt, contralto ; Mr. C. S. Hawes, baritone.