WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20229, 13 April 1929, Page 16

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

THIS EVENING'S BROADCASTS. MANY INTERESTING ITEMS. FEATURES FOR TO-MORROW. Details of programmes to be sent out by Now Zealand and Australian broadeasting stations to-day and to-morrow are as follows: Auckland, !YA (333 metres).—a p.m., afternoon session; 0.0. children's session; 7.15, news, 7.30, markets and sports results; 8.0, chimes; 8.1, overture, orchestra, "Pique Dtune"; 8.11. vocal, Snappy Three, "Good Little, Bad Little You," "Mary Ann": 8.18, saxophone, record, Rudy U'ie doeft, "Suxophuu"; 8.2:2, baritone. Stan Pritchard, "Homing"; H.2t>. humour, Maisie Carte-Lloyd. "Linton's Curtains"; 6.32, 'cello and orchestra, "Prelude and Claire do Lune," "Caprice": B.'lo, contralto, Mrs. B. Jel lard. "Break o' Lay"; 8.44. instrumental trio, record, "Syncopation," "Marcho Miniature Viennoiso". 8.51, Snappy Three. "A Kiss Before the Dawn." "Jazz Piano Solo," "Sido by Side"; 9.0, weather: 9.2, orchestral, "Faust Ballet Music"; 9.12. Maisio Carte-Lloyd, "Man," "It Was 1 lis Day"; 9.20. Rudy Wiedoeft, record, "Rubenola"; 9.21, Stan Pritchard, "The Stars Have Byes," "Big Brown Bear"; 9,32, instrumental, record, Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra, "Hawaiian Sunset," "Sweet Hawaiian Dream"; 9.38. Mrs Jcllard. "Sincerity." "Slave Sons": 9.4(5, novelty, orchestra and vocalists, "Americana." "The Titter's Tail." "When Melindy Sings," "Watermelon Fete" ; 9.55, chorus and orchestra, record, "llit the Deck": 10.3, selected nrocrrnnime of dance music. Wellington, 2YA (420 metres). —3 p.m., chimes; 3.1, afternoon session; (5.0, children's session; 7.0. news; 7.40, lecturetto, Inez Connap, "A Talk on Ballroom Da.noine": 8.0, chimes; 8.1, overture, orchestra. "Plymouth IToe": 8.11, Melodie Four, "Johnny Scl.oma ker": 8.15, instrumental Mrs. Mildred Kenny's Mandolin Blind, "I Can't Do Without You." "Com,: al Coons"; 8.22. tenor, Frank Bryant, "My Prayer' ; B.2fi, musical stretch, orchestra. "Reminiscences of the i 'lmitation" : 8.13, humour, Jack Wilkinson, "And Here's Another Thine": 8.50. duet S. Duncan uaci W W. Marshall. "All's Well": 8.54. orchestra, ropeat number; 9.2, weather: 9.4, baritone. R. S. Alhvricht, "Geraldine": 9.8, Mandolin Band, "Laugh, Clown. Laugh," "Hnrinda": 9.15. humour Jock Wilkinson. "K s the Girls That Mnlce the Seaside"-, 9.22. tenor, S. Duncan. "I'll Sine Thee Songs of Arab.v": 9.20, vcrnl. ■ Virginia Perry and chorus, record, "The Merry Widowvilia : 9.29, song Ruite, orchestra. "Sailing." "Old Oaken Bucket," "Alice. Where Art "Listen to the Mocking Bird," "Ben Bolt.j "Nancy Lee," "Love's Old Sweet Song, "Cheer, Boys, Cheer"; 9.39. and orrheslrn. record, Gladys Moncrieff and Johnny Valentine, "Tf You're In You'll Waltz": 9.42, bass. W W Marshall, "The Yarn of the Fiddler's Ol.ost": 9.4(5, Melotlio Four. "Get Out and Get Under the Moon": 9.50. orchestra, dance_ novelties. 10.0. records, selected dance music Christchurch, 3YA (30(5 metres). —3 p.m., afternoon session; (5.0, children s session; 7.15, news: 8.0, chimes: 8.1. rebroadcast of 2YA: 10.0. danco programme. Dunedin, 4YA (4G3 metres). —p.m., news; 8.0. chimes; 8.1, relay of Octagon Theatro Orchestra, under M. Henri de Rose; 8.11. vocal. Minna Aiders. "Beneath the Maori Moon," "Dixie Band"; 8.18, sketch, Sheila Neilson and J. E. McComiell: 8.28, tenor, record. Charles Hackelt, "I Look Into Your Garden": vocal. South Sea Islanders 'The Call of Aloha." "That's What the' Lei Said to Me"; 8.34, contralto. Constance Poole, "Dawn": 8.38. relay. Octagon Theatro Orchestra; 8.48. vocal. Minna Alders, "When I Was One Year Old ; 8.52, tenor, record. Alfred O'Shea "Ben Bolt ; Xylo-rimba Orchestra, record. "My Sweetheart, Waltz"; 8.58, contralto. Constanco Poole, "Break o' Day." "I Did Not Know"; 9.5. weather: 9.7. Alfred O'Shea, record. "Then You'll Remember Me.". Xylo-rimba Orchestra, "Alone Miami Shore": 9.13, baritone, record, Ricardo Straccinri. "Barbiere di Sivielia—Largo nl Factotum," trio, will, chorus and orchestra. Straccinri, Anpoloni and Ticozzi. "Carmen-Toreador s Song": 9.21. Sheila Neilson and J B. MeConnell; 9.31. programtno of selected dance records. Australian Stations. Sydney, 2FC (412 metres) .-7.15 p.m., children's session; 8, news, markets and sports results; 8.40, dinner music; 9.30. selected programme o f vocal, instrumental and other items. ' Sydney, 2BL (353 metres).—7.ls p.m., children's session; 8. news and sports results; 8.10, dinner music; 8.40, market reports, etc.; 8.55, advertising talks and studio items; 9.30. selected concert programme. Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres).—7.3s. children's session; 8.45, market reports; 9. news; 9.30, official opening of wireless exhibition, relay; 10, orchestra; 10.8. bassbaritone. T. B. George: 10.15. Brunswick City Band; 19.20, mezzo-soprano, Olive Painter; 10.30, baritone. K. Mason Wood: 10.37, Imperial Russian Trio; 10.50. Olive I'll inter: 10.57, orchestra; 11.4, clarinet. A. Anderson; 11.8. 'l'. George; 11.15, relay from Stadium; 11.30, Brunswick City Band; 11.40. banjoists, French Brothers; 11.37, selected programme: Radio Revellers. Melbourne. 3AR (484 metres).—7.3o. f;rnmop})one records; 8.50. news; 9.30. vocal, "The Messiah," by Croydon Musical Society and the Metropolitan Orchestra. Brisbane, 4QG (385 metres).—B, children's session; 9.30, selected programme, including studio items and relays from the Speedway, Savoy Orchestra and Lennon s Ball room; 11.30. news. TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES. Auckland, IYA (333 metres).—3 p.m.. afternoon session; 0, children s session; 0.55, relay of evening service from St. James' Church, preacher. Rev. K. R. Harries, organist. .Walter Impett; 8.30, orchestra, record, ' Buy Bias": 8.38, soprano. Lola Solomon, "Thanks 13c to God' ; 8.42, violin record, Faieene Ysnye. "'Caprice Y.ennois"; 8.10, baritone. Fred Baker, "Pro Peccatis." "Requiem": 8.51, contralto, Madge Clague. "Abide with Mc": 8.58, record, orchestral, "Lu L'ritic? Igor"; 9.2. weather; 9.4. Lola Solomon, "Speak. Music, Ave Maria"; 9.12, I*'. Baker, '"Lord God of Abraham": 9.10. pianoforte, record, William Murdoch. "Sleepers, Awake": 9.20. Madge Clague, "The First f'rimt'oso," "A Swan," "Two Brown Byes"- 9.2(5, orchestral, "Lohengrin."

Wellington. 2YA ('l2O metres).—3 p.m.. afternoon session; (>. cliildicn's session; 7. relay of service from Trinity Methodist Church, preacher, Kev. T. \V. Vealie: 8.15, relay of recital by the i'ort Nicholson Silver Band, under 1 J. Drew Chrisfcliurcli. 3VA Coo<> metres). —3 r>.m.. afternoon session; 5."0. children's song service: II.HO. rel'iy of service from Oxford Terrace Baptist Chin ch; preacher, Kev. .T. Roberlson; 7.1">. selected studio concert, records Dunedin, IV \ (iii'i metres).— 5.:t0 p.m.. children's song seivice: (5.30, relny of service nt Hanover Street Baptist Church, preacher. Kev. E. S. Turkwell; 8.5, relay of concert I>y St. Hilda Municipal Hand, under Mr. .! Dixon. Australian Stations. Sydney, 2FC (112 metres). —7.35 p.m., studio programme; 8.30, church service: 10. selected programme of vocal and other items. Sydney, 2BTj >353 met res). —7.3o p.m.. children's service; 8.30, church service; 10. selected programme of vocal and other items. Melbourne, 3L() (371 metres).—7.27. children's session; 8 30. relay of evening service from Scot's Chinch, preacher. Kev. Dr. W. Borland: 10. Southern Choral Society and Brunswick City Hand: 10.10. instrumental trio, Professor B. lleinze. Professor li. rTatlenhnc:), L. Biggins: 10.50. vocal, the Smith Girls; 10.57, Brunswick City Band; 11.3. Southern Choral Society; 11.10. Brunswick City Band: 11 IS. the Smith Girls; 11.22. news. Melbourne, 3AK MB| met res).—(s.3o, cliil drcn's session: 8.30, relay of service from the Unitarian Christian Church, preacher, Kev. 'W. Bottoml.v: 10. "-elected studio programme. Brisbane, 'IQG (385 metres).-8, children's session; 9, relay of service from All Saints' Church: relay <f Municipal Band Concert.