WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20172, 5 February 1929, Page 13

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

THIS EVENING'S BROADCASTS.

MANY INTERESTING ITEMS.

FEATURES FOR TO-MORROW.

Details of programmes to bo sent out by New Zealand and Australian broadcasting stations to-day and to-morrow arc as follows ; Auckland, IYA (333 metres).—3 p.m., tstudio items; 0.0, children's session; 7.15. news and market reports; book review; 8.0, chimes; 8.1, orchestra, " Potted Overture ; 8.11, vocal, Alma McGruer and Lyric Quartette, "Wedding March" Scena; B.IG. violin, record, " Introduction and Tarantel.e ; 8.20, tenor, Arthur Ripley, " Your Piny Hand is Frozen": 8.24, suite, orchestra, "Monsieur Beaucaire''; 8.35, Alma McGruer and Alan McElwain, "A Nice Little Barm ; 8.39, Majestic Theatre Orchestra; 8.45, A. B. Chappell. " The Maori—His Tattooing ; 9.0, weather report; 9.2 Alma McGruer and Lyric Quartette. "The Rajah of BbomrjJ; 9.7, violin, record, "llomanza Andaluza : 9.11. humour. Alan McElwain, selected; 9.lf>, Alma McGruer "Hose Softly Blooinins"; 9.120, piano, Cyril Towsey. "Lyric Pieces." Op. 43; 9.28. tenor, Herbert Richards. "If I Might Come to You"; 9.32 orcbeatra. "StancLen*'' "Rondo and Minuet ; 9.41, Ernest Thomas and Alan McElwain, "The Twins'"; 9.45 Alma McGruer, "The Cuckoo and The Wren"; 9.49, Ernest Thomas, "Beauty's Eyes" 9.52, musical comedy selection, orchestra. "Lilac Time." Part 1: 10.2. Alma McGruer and Lyric Quartette. "A Slumber Soncr" Wellington. 2YA (420 metres).—3 p.m.. studio items; C.O, children's session; 7.0. news, markets and sports, results; 7.40. lecturette, "For the Man the Land"; 8.0. chimes; 8.1. orchestra "Polonaise Militaire." "Strauss March" 8.9 tenor. Oliver Foote. "Oft in the Stilly NigW. 9,13, concerto for piano and strings. M Jhxon, "Wedding Cuke Waltz": 8.13. auni. ui, John Martin. "Give Me New Zealand". 8.27. banio. Charles Brazier. "Be.it an Yuu Go.' "Tattoo": 8.31, Mnriorie Buckeridge. "Dancing Time ; 8.39, orchestra, "Bells of St Mury'a," "Artist's Life Waltz": 8.49, popular -songs, W E. Elliott. "Golden Gate," "Sleepy Seas"- 8.56. orchestra; 9.4 weather report; 9.6. saxophone, record. "Serenade"; 9.10. Oliver Foote, "Heva. Hiva. Ho." "Time Was I Roved tho Mountains"; 9.17. selection, orchestra. "Count of Luxembourg": 9.27, John Martin, "Courting in the WinterTime' : 9.34. C. Brazier. "Take Your Pick." "Gold Diggers": 9.41. Manorie Buckoi-i'W "Listen to the Band": 9.4 G. orchestra. "Three O'Clock in the Morning": 9.50, W. E. Elliott "When I Look in Your Wonderful Eyes." "That's My Mammy"; 9.57. orchestra, fox-trot novelties. . Christchurch. 3YA (306 metres).—Sileiii day. Dunedin. 4YA (4f>3 metres).—3 p.ni.. studio items; 0.0. children's session; 7.15. news; 7.30, lecturette; 8.0. selected Programme of vocal and instrumental items, etc.

Australian Stations. Sydney. 2FC (442 metres).—7.4s p.m.. children a session; 8.30. news, markets and sports; 9.10. dinner music; 9.45. piano solo: 9.53. popalar music: 10.0. selected programme of vocal and instrumental items, including band selections bv New South Wales Tramway Band. Sydney. 2BL (353 metres).—7.ls P.m.. children's session: 8.30. news and sports results: 8.40, dinner music: 9.10. market reports: 9.25. advertising talks and studio items; 10.0, selected programme of vocal and instrumental items etc.. including contralto solos, by Madame Lillian Gibson.

Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres).—7.3o p.m.. description of fourth test mutch: 8.30. children's session; 9.5. news, commercial reports nnd cricket; 9.46. lecturette; 10.1, Pralnan City Band. 10.10. contralto. Grace •Tai-kson; 10.17. band: 10.21. bass. John Bvrne: 10.30, Scots' Church Choir: 10.55. talk, R. .T. A Berry: 11.15. band: 11.25. humour. Courtney Ford: 11.32. band: 11.40. selected. Jack T/umsdaiue; 11.47. piano. Mabel Nelson: 11 51. Grace Jackson: 12.1 news; 12.10, band: 12.20, John Bvrne: 1*2.27. Courtney Ford: 12.31, band: 12.41. Rudi-o-aces Dance Band. Melbourne, 3AR (484 metres).—S P.m.. gramophone records: 9.15, news: 9.25. gramophone records: 9.50. rasults of fourth test match: 10.0, lecturetles: 10.30. sudio orchestra; 10.45 soprano, Vera Thomson: 10,52. riano. Victor Stephenson: 11.7, orchestra; 11.17. talk. Donald McLean: 11.32. orchestra; 11.37. Rosalind Hartimng: 11.44. orchestra: 11.54. Vera Thomson; 1*2.1. orchestra; 12.13. Rosalind Hartnung: 12.20. news. Brisbane. 4GG (385 metres).—B p.m.. general information. 8.5. dinner music: 8.25, commercial news: 8.30. children's session; 9.0, news, markets and lecturette: 10.;', tolecied programme of vooai and .nstruiiient.ai items, etc.. by Sydney May's party: 12.( news.

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES. Auckland, IYA (333 metres).—3 p.m., studio items; (5. children's session: 7.15. news nnd market reports; 8, chimes; 8.1, orchestra, record, "Poet nnd Peasant" overture; 8.9, vocal, Hazell-Sutherland Duo, "Come, Sing to Me;" 8.13, Auckland Concertina Band, "Anglo-Belgian March." Waltz;" 8.21. baritone. Frank Sutherland, "The Dreams of London;" 8.25 crgan and vocal, Arthur P. Wilson and Doreen Logan, "O Song _or Joy." "Oflertoiic soprano solo, ,"0 Divino T?edfc«mur;" organ. "Minuetto" from Handel n "Organ Concerto;" 8.4(1. recital. Alan MoSkimming. "Cardinal Wolsey nnd Bis Secretary;" 8.50. waltz, record, "Till We Meet A Cain ;" 5.5». contralto, „ Phvllis Hazell. "Wondering Why;" 8 58,'"-»\veather forecast: 9. dance orchestra, record. "My Lady Dainty;" 9.4. Frank Sutherland. "Joggin' Alon:: the Highway:" 9.8. concertina band. "Majesty Grand March," "Largo;" 9.16. Alan McSkiinming "The Game, of Life." "The Man with a Single Ilair;" 9 21. Arthur K Wilson and Doreen Logan, "Coronach. ' "('antique d' Amour:" soprano, "Give Thanks and Sing." "Festal March;" 9.24. Phyllis Hazell. "What a Wonderful World if Would Be:" orchestra. record. "Dixie Dawn:" 9.50, Hazell-Sutherland Duo. "Won't You Buy?"

Wellington, 2YA (420 metres).—Silent day. C'hristrliurcli, 3YA '3OO metres).—3 p.m., studio items; C>. children's session; 7.15, news: 7.30. market reports; 8, selected proprammo of vocal and instrumental items, el c.-

Australian Stations. Sydney, 2FC (442 metres). —7.45 p.m.. children's session; 8.30, news, markets and sports: 9.10, dinner music; 9.45. piano solo; 9.53, popular music; 10. classical programme arranged by Harold Whittle. Sydney, 2BL (353 metres).—7.4s p.m.. children's session: 8.30, news and sports results; 8.40, dinner music; 9.10, market, reports; 9.25, advertising talks and studio items; 10, selerted concert, programme, including entertainment by Graham and Manning

Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres).—7.3o p.m., description of fourth test, match; 9.5, news, markets and cricket. results; 9.40, lectureHe: 10 1, station orchestra: 10.10, soprano, Mona. Nugent; 10.20, 'cello. Tasma Tiernan; 10.27, one-act, play, "A Story of Waterloo," by Mr and Mrs. Maurice Dudley, H. M Hill and Frank Hatherle.v; 10.57. piano, Mona Nugent; 11.7, bass-baritone, J. Howard King; 11.14. orchestra: 11.23. mezzosoprano. Gertrude Gray; 11.30. lectnrette, A <T. Gill: 11.45 orchestra: 11.55, .T. Howard, King: 12.2. orchestra.; 12.7. baritone. Jack Lumsdaine; 12.14. news: 12.24, orchestra; 12.30. Gertrude Gray; 12.37. orchestra; 12.42, Jack Lumsdaine; 12.49, Radi-o-aces Dance Orchestra Melbourne, 3Al> (484 metres V.—B p.m.. gramophone records; 9.15. news; 9.25, gramophone records; 9.50. cricket results; 10, lecturettes; 1C.30. Coburg City Band: 10 40, bass, John Byrne: 10.47. talk, Donald MrLean; 11.2, band; 11.10, baritone, Jack Lumsdaine; 11.17. band: 11.24. contralto, Diana Belmont: 11.30, band: 11.41, John Byrne; 11.48. band; 11.' : 2. Jack Lumsdaine; 12, band: 12 13. Diana Belmont: 12.20. news.

Brisbane, 4QG (335 metres).—B p.m., general news, 8.5. dinner music; 8.25, commercial news; 8.30, children's session: 9. news, markets and lectnrette; 10. studio dance programme by Alf. Featherstono's orchestra, with alternate items by various vocalists