WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20255, 15 May 1929, Page 17

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

THIS EVENING'S BROADCASTS. MANY INTERESTING ITEMS. . - S'j FEATURES FOR TO-MORROW. Details of programmes to be sent out by New Zealand and Australian broadcasting stations to-day and to-morrow aro as follows: Auckland. IYA (333 metres).—3 p.m., studio items; G, children's session; 7, news; 7.45. talk, Norman Kerr, "Physical Culture": 8, chimes; 8.1, orchestra, "Chn.l Romano," overture; 8.9, vocal. Madamo Mary Towse/a Quartette, "An Old Love Sons"; 8.13, baritone. Keg. Richards, "Tho Wanderer"; 8.17. band, record, "The Gipsy Dance," "The Last Good-bye"; 8.23, contralto. Edna Peace. "Like to the Damask Rose";'B.27. vocal. Madame Towsey and R. Richards, "In the Garden of Your Heart"; 8.31. 'cello, Molly Wright and orchestra, "Pilgrim's Chorus and Song to the Evening c Star": 8.37, tenor, John McDougall, "Who is Sylvia?"; 8.41. humour, T. T. Garland. "Topicalities"; 8.47, soprano. Ma.lnme Tovrsey, "I Love Thee," "The Princess": 8.52, bund, record, "Christchurch Chimes": 8.55. R. Richards, "Nelson's Gone a'Sailing": '■), weather report; 0.3, novelty, orchestra. "Lightning Switch": 0.13, novelty, the Asquiths, "Thirty Minutes Drawing Room Entertainment": 0.43. soprano. Mrs. P. Thode, "Ave Maria"; 9.17. cornet, Phil Mohr and orchestra. "The Hills ot Donegal"; 9.52. humour. T. T. Garland; 9.50. >T. McDougall. "The Gentle Maiden"; 11. V, Madame Towsey's Quartette, "Oft in the Stilly Nieht";_ -10.4, orchestra. "Valse Bleue." "Majestic March." Wellington, 2YA <420 metres). —Silent day. Christchurch, 3YA (30G met'res).—3 p.m., studio items; 6, children's session; 7, news; 8. selected concert programme, including presentation of fourth instalment of "Rigoictto," with gramophone records by W. H. Dixon. Dunedin. 4YA (463 metres).—3 p.m. to 5, relay of official opening of "May Fair. Invercargill, by Sir Joseph Ward; 6. children's session: 7, news; 8. selected concert programme by studio artists. Australian Stations. Sydney. 2FC (412 metres). —7.15 p.m., children's session; 8, news, markets and sports results; 8.40, dinner music, etc.; 9.30, concert by Sydney Madrigal Society from Conservatorium. Sydney, 2BL (353 metres).—7.ls p.m., children's session; 8, news and, sports' re--suits; 8.30, dinner music; 8.10, market reports, etc.; 5.55. advertising talks and s studio items: 9.30, selected concert pro- " gramme, including instrumental novelties by Will and Barbara James. Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres).—7 30 p.m.. children's session; 8.35, news and market reports; 9.30, station orchestra; 9.40, soprano. Dawn Assheton; violin. Laszlo Schwartz: in folk and character songs, etc.: 10.20, piano recital, Lindsay Biggins; 10.50, Victorian Postal Institute Choir; 11.20, station orchestra; 11.30. news; 11.40. humour. Jack Slocks; 11.47, orchestra; 11.57, Jack Stocks: 12.4, Hawaiian instrumental, the Ivauais; 12.15, dance music. Radio Revellers. Melbourne, 3AR (484 metres).-—7.30 p.m., gramophone records; 8.40, news; 8.50] re- - cords; 9.30. "Trial Scene," and extract from "The Merchant of Venice." transmitted from the Seymour Town Hall, on the occasion of the opening of the hall: speeches by local members of Parliament, etc. Brisbane, 4QG (385 metres).—7.3o p.m., general news; 7.35, dinner music; 7.55, commercial; 8. children's session; 8.30. news, markets and lecturette; 9.30. dance programme by Alf. Featherstone's orchestra; vocal items by studio artists. TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES. Auckland, IYA (333 metres).—3 panprogramme of songs and instrumental music; selected gramophone records; 0, children*3 session; 7.30, market reports; S, programme presented by the Auckland Radio Society from the Lewis Eady Hall: 8.1, instrumental, pupils of H. Josephs. "Hawaiian Melodies:" saxophone, Gordon Camp, "Chant du Rassignil;" humour. D. McKivett, "The Egg;" banjo, A. J. Foster. "Bonnie Scotland:" dramatic recital, Leila Armilage, "The Speech of Joan of Arc Before Her Execution;" baritone, L. Barnes, "The Lost Chord:" corneV Reg. Davies, "My Dreams;" address, G. T. Jones, president of the society, "The Objects of the Auckland Radio Society;" instrumental, H. Josephs' pupils, selected; humorous sketch, Dorothy Messer and Gladys Grayson, "Two O'clock Tea;" Gordon Camp. "Valse Vanice;" I). McKivett, "Because T Was a Boy;" A. J. Foster. "Darkies' Jubilee;" dramatic recital, Madge Horn, "Cardinal Wolsey .Meditates at Hampton Court;" R. Davies, "The Answer;" 10, programme of dance music. Wellington, 2YA (420 metres).—3 p.m., studio items; 5, children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news, markets arid sports results; 7.34, lecturette, J. W. Fergie, "Excursions by Rail;" 7.40, lecturette, Margaret O'Connor. "Dancing;" 8, chimes: 8.1, studio concert by "\Veilington City Silver Band arid assisting artists; band, "Silverwood" march, "Light Cavalry" overture: 8.13. ■ tone poem, The Mellow Fellows, "It Goes Like This;" 8.17. The Bass Fellow, "From Oberon in Fairyland;" 8.21, trombone solo. "Lend Me Your Aid:" band, "Moonlight;" 8.32, humour, T. J. O'Connor. "A Railway Mix-up;" 8.39. vocal. Two of the Fellows, "Rose Time;" 5.43, mezzosoprano, Mrs. E. Ransom Myers, "Summer Rain," "De Hoot Owl;" 8.49, selection, band, "Pirates of Penzance:" 9.1, weather report; 9.3, vocal. One of the Fellows, "The Song is Ended;" 9.7, vocal duet, record. "The Chocolate Soldier;" 9.11, T. J. O'Con- » nor, "How We Saved the Barge," "The Lie—The Truth;" 9.18, march, baud, ''On the Quarter-Deckmeditation, band. "Sanctuary of the Heart;" 9.29. The Bass Fellow. "King Charles:" 9.33. Mrs. Myers. "Thoughts," "Family Traits;" 9.39, band, ■ "Favourite Mflodies;" 9.47, vocal, The Single Fellow. "A Shady Tree;" 9.51, humour, One of the Fellows. "Monty Addresses the Directors9.s7. harmony, .The Mellow Felloes, "Blue Ridge Mountain Home;" 10.1, march, band, "Little Drummer." Christchurch. 3YA (30('i metres). —3 p.m., studio items; (i. children's session; 7, news: 7.30, Dr. F. W. Hilgendorf, "Wheat Growing:" 8. selected programmo of vocal,. instrumental and other items. Dunedin, 4YA (4G3 metres).—S p.m., relay from Invercar<ill until 10 p.m. Australian Stations. . > Sydney. 2VQ (442 metres).—7.ls p.m.. children's session; 8, news, markets and sports results; 5.40, dinner music; 9.30, selected programme of 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 pro- j ; gramme, including vocal selections •by Yvonne and Nino Marotta, of the late Wil-liamson-Melbu Grand Opera Company. Melbourne. 3LO (371 metres).—7.3o p.m., children's session; 8.35, news and markets; 9.16, lect uret tes; 9.45, dance programme: M The Radio Revellers Dance- Band; 9.54, humorous items. Jack Stock 3: 9.57, Revellers; 10.0. entertainer, Dorothy Stephen; >„• 10.9, Revellers; 10.18, Hawaiian instrumental. The Kauais; 10.21, Revellers; 10,"30, musical monologue, Jean Gibson; 10.33, Revellers: 10.42. Jack Stocks; 10.45] Revellers: 10.54. Dorothy Stephen: 10.57. Revellers; 11.0. The Kauais: 11.9, Revellers; 11.18, Jean Gibson; 11.21, Revellers; 11.30. news; 11.45, dance and vocal programme continued. Melbourne. 3AR (484 metres).—7.3o p.m., station orchestra: 7.40, gramophone records; 7.50, orchestra; 8, records: S.lO, orchestra; 5.50, news; 9, records; 9.30. lecturettes: in, piano recital. Lindsay Biggins; 10.30, selected. The Melody Makers; 10.50. soprano, Dawn Asshoton, violin, Laszlo Schwartz: 11.30. instrumental, The Jcda.l Trio; 11.50, news. Brisbane, 4Q.G (385 metres).—7.3o p.m., general news; 7.35, wurlitzer organ selections; 7.55, commercial; 8, children's session; 8.30, news, markets and lecturette: 9.30, selected programme of classical, sacred and miscellaneous musical items.