BROADCASTING

Northern Advocate, 22 August 1929, Page 2

BROADCASTING

Programmes will be broadcast from New Zealand and Australian stations as follow: — THURSDAY, AUGUST 22. IYA (Auckland (900 kilocycles) —3 p.m: Presentation of programme arranged by Messrs Lewis Lady, Ltd.; 3.80, talk, Miss Edith Sutherland, “Homecrafts”; further items by Messrs Lewis Eady, Ltd.; 4.25, sports results to hand. 6.0: Children’s ses-

sion, conducted by Peter Pan. 7.0: News and market, reports. 7.40: Talk, Mr N. Mi. Richmond, “The Modern Age: As John Galsworthy Sees It” (under tho auspices of the Workers’ Educational Association). 8.0: Chimes; selection, Studio Orchestra, “Florodora”; soprano solo, Miss Margaret Beaumont, “Break o’ Day”; baritone solos, Mr Charles Reader, “Son of Mine” and “Two Little 'Southern. Songs”; instrumental, iStudio Orchestra “Ballet Russe,” part 1: Allegro Moderate, Scone and Mazurka (Luigini); vocal trio, the (Snappy Three, “Me and the Man in the Moon” and “My iStormy Weather Pal”; boy soprano, Master Desmond Casey, “Only the River Running By”; contralto solos, Miss Phyllis James, “Thank God for a Garden” ahd '“You’ve Got Your Mother’s Eyes”; instrumental, Studio Orchestra, “Phantom’s Brigade”; baritone solo, Mr C. Reader, “Bedouin Love Song”; weather report; soprano solos, Miss M. Beaumont, 11 Bird of Love Divine ’ ’ and “The Hills of Donegal”; suite, Orchestra-, “Scenes from the Cinema”; boy soprano, Master Desmond Casey, “The Minstrel Boy” and “Love’s Old Sweet Song”; contralto solo, Miss P. James, “Arise, O Sun”; vocal, Snappy Thine, “Good Little, Bad Little, You,” piano jazz solo and ? “A Kiss Before Dawn.” 9.35: Gramophone dance programme. 110: Close down.

2YA Wellington (720 kilocycles). — 3.0 p.m: Selected Gramophone items; 4.30 and 4.55, sports results to hand. 5.0: Children’s session, conducted by Uncle Len. 6.64: Dinner Session, records. 7.0: News session, market reports and sports results. 7.40; Lecturette, Miss ''lnez Connop, “Dancing.” 8.0: Relay from Hastings of concert to be presented by the Hawke’s Bay Radio 'Society.

3YA Christchurch (980 kilocycles). —3.0 p.m: Afternoon session, selected gramophone items; 4.25, sports results. 6.0: Children’s session, conducted by Uncle John. 7.0: News session. 7.30: Talk to farmers, arranged by 3YA Primary Productions Committee: “Wool Production in the South.lsland,” by Mi' G. A. Holmes, of the National Mortgage and Agency Company, Ltd. 8.0: Rebroadcast of 2YA. 4YA Dunedin (650 kilocycles).—B.o pan: (Simultaneous broadcast with 2YA and 3YA on relay from Bastings of concert arranged and presented by the Hawke’s Bay Radio Society. .. AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. 4QG Brisbane (385 metres). —7.35 p.m; Dinner music from the Paris Cafe. 9.30: Cadenza Plectra! Club, instrumental selections; Angle Male Quartette.

2P OSydney (442 metres). —9.30 p.m; Studio ddueert; vocal and instrumental items.

2iBL Sydney (353 .metres). —9.30 p.m; Vocal and other items from the Studio; news; dance music.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 23. IYA Auckland(9oo kilocycles).—3 p.m; Afternoon session, selected Studio items; literary selection by the Announcer; Studio items; 4.25, sports results to hand. 6.0: Children’s session conducted by Nod and Aunt Jean. . 7.0: Talk, Mr Frank Sutherland, “Rugby Football,” 7.20; News and market reports. 8.0: Chimes; relay of concert -arranged by Messrs Lewis Eady Ltd. 8.30: Studio concert—{Baritone iolo, Mr Len Barnes, “At Night”; instrumental, Studio Trio, “Danse Macabre”; soprano and flute, Miss Miliicent O’Grady, “Lo, . Here the Gentle Lark”; play, Auckland Dramatic (Students’ Association, “The Monkey’s Paw”; weather report; vocal duet, Miss M. O’Grady and Mr L. Barnes, “Of Fairy i Wand”; flute solo, Mr Arthur A. Dunn, “Fantasia”; baritone solo, Mr Len Barnes, “Two Grenadiers”; instrumental, Studio Trio, “Slavonic Dance No. 3” (Dvorak); soprano solo, Miss M?. O’Grady, “(Si Mes Vers Avaient Des Ailes”; pianoforte solo, *Mr Eric Waters, ‘ ‘ Scherzo in C Sharp Minor” (Chopin); scene, Auckland Dramatic Students’ Association, comedy, “ ’Op o’ Me Thumb.”

2YA Wellington (720 kilocycles),— 3.0 p.m: . Chimes; selected Studio items; relay from Messrs Kirkealdie and Stains Ltd., of music by the Trio; Studio Gtems; 4.30 and 4.50, sports results to hand. 5.0: Children’s session, conducted by Big Brother Jack. 6.0: Dinner session, records. 7.0: News session, market reports and sports -result's. 7.40: Lecturette, Mr R. E. Money, late Royal Air Force, “Safe Flying and Dangerous Flying.” S.O: Programme featuring excerpts from “The Country Girl,” presented by the Philharmonic Quartet: Overture, Orchestra, “Country Girl” selection; soprano solo, Miss Ena Rapley, “Try Again, Johnnie” ;bass solo, Mr Arthur Brady, “A Sailor’s Life”; musical comedy selection, Orchestra, “Merely Molly”; humour, Mr and Mrs Albert Russel], “My Word, You Do Look Queer” and

“You Can Feel it Doing You Good”; contralto solo, Miss Madge Freeman, CCoo”; waltz, “Hawaiian Dreams” (record); vocal duet; Miss Ena Eapley and Mr Edwin Dennis, “Boy and Girl”; selection, Orchestra, “La Boheme”; vocal duet Miss Madge Freeman ’and Mr Arthur Brady, “Two Little Chicks-”; Wurlitzer organ solo, “Miniature Overture” and “Waltz of the Flowers ’ ’ (record); (Weather report; soprano solo, Miss Ena Rapley, “Come to Devonshire”; instrumental, Orchestra, ‘ ‘ Interludes —Beggars ’ Opera”; humour, Mr and Mrs Albert Russell, “Thank Heaven We Have Men Like •” and duet, “Leander”; vocal quartet, Philharmonic Quartet, “Take Your Pretty Partner”; waltz, “Honolulu Moon” (record); tenor solo, Mr Edwin Dennis, “Rose Marie, I Love You”; vocal duet, Miss Ena Rapley and Mr Arthur Brady, “The Rajah of Bhong ’’; selection, Orchestra, ‘ 1 Little Dutch Girl.” 9.48: Presentation of the grand opera /‘Carmen” (final instalment, Act 4, records).

3YA Christchurch (980 kilocycles). —3.0 p.m: Afternoon session, selected gramophone items; 4.25, sports results. 6.0: Children’s isessioin, conducted by Storyman. 7.0: News session. 8.0: Chimes; overture; rebroadeast of 2YA; baritone solo, Mr B. Rennell, “Terence’s . Farewell to Kathleen”; soprano and' baritone duet, the Dandy Duo, “A Paradise for TWO”; violin solos, Miss Irene Morris, “La Tamibourin” and “Liebeslied”; soprano solos, Mrs Ralph Sierakowski, “Just a Cottage Small” and “I Love the Moon”; sea shanty, “We’re All Bound to GO” (record); instrumeujtal, Christchurch Tff'io, ‘ * Andantino add Finale ’ ’ (Gadc); Scottish song , and story, Mr Jock Lockhart, “Bella McGraw”; tenor solos, Mr Arthur T. Gcuch, “Till I Whlce” and “Ka Mate”; orchestral, “Just a Memory” (record); baritone solo, Mr Bernard Rennell, ‘ 1 That Tumble-down Shack in Athlone”; soprano and baritone duet, the Dandy Duo, “The Keys of Heaven”; Weather report; lecture, Mr D.„ E. Parton* “Tree Trimming”; instrumental, Christchurch Trio, “False Russe” (|Bantock), “Gavotte de Miguion” (Thomas) and “Spanish Dance No. 3”'(Moszkowski); tenor solo, Mr (Arthur T. Couch, “Mignonette”; Scottish song and story, Mr Jock Lockhart, “I’m. Looking for a Bonnie Lassie”; soprano solo, Mrs Ralph Sierakowski, “A Little Pink Rose.” 9,42: Gramophone dance programme till 11 o’clock.

4YA Dunedin (650 kilocycles).—3.o p.m; (Selected gramophone itfcms; 4.25, sports results to hand, ,6.0 : Children’s session, conducted by Aunt Sheila and Big Brother Bill. 7.0: News session. 7.30: Lecturette, Mr H. Greenwood, librarian, Dunedin Athenaeum, “Book Review.” 8.0: Studio concert. AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. 4QG Brisbane (385 metres). —7.35 p.m., Gramophone records. . 9.30, Parliamentary reception to officers of the French cruiser Tourville; vocal items.

2FO Sydney (442 metres). —'9.30 p.m., Studio items; vocal and instrumental items.

2BIi Sydney (353 metres).—9.3o p.m., (Studio Orchestra; vocal and other items.