WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19721, 22 August 1927, Page 12

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

THIS EVENING'S BROADCASTS Details of programmes to be sent out from New Zealand and Australian broadcasting stations this evening are as follows : Auckland, IYA. —Silent day. Wellington, 2YA (420 metres). —7 p.m., news service; 8 p.m., concert programme, including selections by studio orchestra; Miss Beryl Pratt, soprano, songs; Mr. Ralph Chandler, 'cello solo; Miss Nora Greene, contralto, songs; Mr R Maunder, violin solos; Mr W. Renshaw, tenor, songs; Mr. W J Tasker, flute solos; Mr R. F Ilorrobin, elocution; Mr E. D McLcllan, bass, songs; Messrs Meek and Tinney, vocal duets. Christchurch, 3YA (306 metres).— 3 p.m to 4.30 p.m., afternoon concert; b p.m., talks to children by "Uncle Sam"; 7.15 p.m, news service; concert by Derry's Military Band and vocal soloists; programme includes march, "Old Berlin" (Blow); Intermezzo, "After Sunset" (Pryor); "Carmen" (Bizet); "A waltz Dream" (Strauss); fox-trot, "Thinking of You" (Ash); march, "Cruiser Har van!" rShibe); songs by Mr E. Orchard, bass; Miss S Marshall, mezzosoprano: Mr H Gill, tenor; and Miss P Bowden. contralto Dunedin, 4YA —Silent day. Sydney, 2FC (442 metres').—7.ls p.m., talks tc children by "The Hello Man"; stories for voung folk; 830 p.m., news service; 9.10 p.m Madame Betts Vin cent, in illustrated musical lecturette on Liszt: 930 pm.. concert programme, in eluding relay of selections by Operatic Orchestra at Hay-market Theatre: travel talk bv Mrs W- A Holman; songs by Madame Vera Tasma. soprano; vocal act by the Premier Four; broadcast of dance music at Svdnev Town Hall; vocal and instrumental items. Melbourne. 3LO (371 metres). —7 p.m talks to children Ivv "Miss Kookaburra" orchestral item: 7 50 p.m , talk, on Ran goon -by Miss G Flos Greig: 8.10 p.m . news service: 8.45 p.m.. scout talk by Dr MrAdam; lecture, "School Life and Sport." bv Mr. E C. H, Taylor: Agricultural Department lecture; 9.30 p.m., concert programme, including orchestral selections, by St. Vincent do Paul's Band: vocal and instrumental items; oneact comedy. "At the Fair," by Huxham Serenaders; danCe music by Joe Aronson nnrl his Synco-Symphonists. Brisbane, 4QG (385 metres). —8 p.m., talks to children T»y "The Sandman"; 8.30 p.m., news service; lecturette, by Mr E. J Slielton ; 9.30 p.m.. relav from Cambrian Hall, Ipswich, of recital by Blackstone-Ipswich Cambrian Choir; relay of concert from White House. ITEMS OF INTEREST. A concert party arranged by Miss DoVothy Youd will he on tho air from IYA to-morrow evening. In addition, the new Majestic Orchestra will be heard in popular overture and special numbers. Some interesting talks "are. included on tho 2YA programmes this week. "Did Shakespeare write Shakespeare ?" is a question to be propounded -by Mr. Byron Brown to-morrow evening. A treat rarely given to listeners-in is promised from *4YA to-morrow evening, when Montague Phillips' light opera, "The Rebel Maid," will be presented by tho Dunedin Choral Society. Excellent music will be supplied by Derry's Military Band, which will be heard from 3YA this evening.