WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20323, 2 August 1929, Page 20

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 aro as follows: Auckland. IYA (333 metres}'.—3 P.m studio items; 0. children's session: 7. Frank Sutherland, "Rugby Football": 7.2(1. news and market. reports; 8. cliinies; 8.1, relay of concert from tlio Lewis Eady Hall: 8.30. studio concert: soprano, Lnctitui Parry. "Elizabeth's Prayer": 8.31. instrumental. Studio Trio. "Trio Op. 80" (Schumann'; 8.13. operatic chorus, record, "Spinning Chorus—Flying Dutchman"; 8.17, piano, Doris Bin ns, "Ballade No. 1" (Brahms), "Mnzurnka No. 4" (Paderewski); 8.54. dramatjc recital, J. F. Montague. "Tho Battle of Orakau"; 9, weather report; 9.2. 'cello, Molly Wright, "Kol Nidrei"; 9.0, operatic chorus, record. "The Tempest"; 9.in. Doris Binns. "La Danso cl'Olaf"; 9.14. L"etitia Parry. "Scenes that Are Brightest," "Tho Sands of Dee" 1 ; 9.21, studio trio / nrrnnsement of the song "Adelaide": 9.30. one-act fantasy, Auckland Dramatic Players, "The Maker of Dreams"; 10, orchestra, record. "Marches Hongroise." Wellington. 2YA (41G.7 metres).—3 p.m.. studio items; 5, children's session; G. dinner music: 7, news, markets and sports; 7.40. lecturette. D. McKenzie. "The Laws of Rugby"; 8, chimes; 8.1. relay from Victoria University College Hall of debate by College Debating Society on subject That the Emergenco of Woman from the llome a Regrettable Feature of Modern Lifo ; W. J. Hall, G. R. Poles and W. J. Mountioy will support tho motion and \v. P. Rollings. G. 11. Arndt and A. E. Hurley will oppose the motion; 10 (appro*.), presentation of Act. I of Bizet's opera "Carmen with gramophone records. Christchurch. 3YA (300 metres).—3 p.m., studio items; 6. children's session; 7, news; 7.U0, S. G. Holland. "Hockey": 8. chimes: 8.1. orchestral overture, record. "March of the Toys"; 8.5, soprano Moana Lawrence, "Blossoms that Bloom in tho Moonlight'^; 8.9, violin. Irono Morris. "Atibado": 8.13. baritone, Robert Allison, "Lol'.ta," "Kirkconnel Lea": 8.20, orchestra. record, "Cuckoo," "Lena"; S.2G, recitals. Ruby Hoot. "The King's Breakfast." "Disobedience"; 8.33, studio trio, "Andantino and Allegretto"; 8.41. popular songs, Betty Hilliard, "Sally of My Dreams." "Joshua"; 8.49. Jreno Morris. "Minuet" (Kreisler); 8.53, Moana Lawrence, "Was It a Dream? ' "Chiqtiita"; 9. weather report; 9.5, studio trio, "Gavotte" (Le Clair). "Hie Red Sarafan," "Hungarian Dance No. 1" (Brahms): 9.13. Robert Allison, "The Carnival"; 9.17, concertina, Francis and Theo Gunther, "Sweet Chiming Bells." "Napoleon's Last Charge"; 9.22, Ruby Boot, "A Charlady's Confidences"; 9.2G, Betty ITilliard, "Little Log Cabin of Dreams"; 9.30. Francis and Theo Gunther, "Norwegian Cradle Song," "Little Irish Rose"; 9.36. gramophone record dance programme until 11 p.m.

Dunedin, 4YA (403 metres). —11 a.m., studio items; 2.30, special concert programmo from the Radio Exhibition; 3.30. rebroadcast of 2XAF, New York; 4, studio items; 0, children's session: 7. news; 8, selected studio programme. Australian Stations.

Sydney, 2FC (442 metres).—7.ls p.m., children's session; B.la. dinner music: 9. sports; 9.15, organ recital; 9.30, selected concert programme; 11.50, danco music.

Sydney, 2BL (353 metres).—7.4s p.m., dinner music; 8.15, children's session; 8.35, market reports; 8.50, news; 9, dinner music; 9.30, selected concert programme, including selections by tho National Broadcasting Company's Orchestra.

Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres). —7.,15 p.m. children's session: 7.45, dinner music: 9, news, markets and Stock Exchango reports; 9.15, selected programmo of vocal, instrumental and other items.

Melbourne, 3AR (431 metres).—7.3o p.m., gramophone records; 8.40, news; 8.50, records; 9.30, lecturettcs; 10, relay of community singing from a suburban hall. Brisbane, 4QG (335 metres).—7.3o p.m., general news; 7.35, gramophone records; 7.55, commercial: 8. children's session; 8.30, news, markets and sports review; 9.30, programmo by tho Silkstone Apollo Club, studio orchestra and other artists.

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES. Auckland, IYA (333 metres).—2.so p.m., relay description of Rugby football from Eden Park; 0, children's session; 7, news and information: 7.40. G. D. Rutter, "Tho Flower Garden—Gladioli"; 8, chimes; 8.1, orchestra, "Tout Paris"; 8.11, vocal, Tho Snappy Three. "Blue Room." "You're Wonderful": 8.18, piano-accordeon solo, ' Zanderigo," selected; 8.25, chorus, record, selections from "Funny Face"; 8.23, Ingall's Hawaiian Orchestra. "Dreamy Hawaii," "Wreath for Princess," "Aloha-Oe"; 5.39, soprano, Edna Langrnuir, "Thai's Why I Love You": 8.43, cornet and orchestra, W. Shepley, "Roberto Tu. Che Adoro"; 8.53, humorous duologue, record, "Golf"; 8.59, weather report; 9.1, vocal and piano. Snappy Three, "In a Little Love Nest," selected jazz piano solo, "What D'Ya Say?"; 9.10, orchestra, "Imperial Life Guards March," "Maid of the Mountains"; 9.21, chorus, record, selections from "Good News"; 9.25, selected piano-accordeon solo, "Zanderigo"; 9.31, monologues, Edna Langrnuir, "Johnny, Mo and You," "Obsession"; 9.39, Ingall's Orchestra. "Hawaiian Echoes," "La Golondrina," "Hilo March": 9.49, humour, record, "I'm 91 To-day": 9.53, orchestra, "Spring's Message"; 10. grarnophono record dance programmo until 11 p.m. Wellington. 2YA (410.7 metres).—2.4s p.m., relay description Rugby football from Athletic Park; 5, children's session; 0, dinner music; 7, news, markets and sports; 7.40, lecturette, S. G. Maskell, "Aro Human Being 3 Machines?"; 8. chimes, relay from Town Hall concert chamber of programmo by tho Wellington Harmonic Society; 8.1, 2YA orchestra, "Si J'Etais Roi"; choir. "Tho Miller's Wooing"; chorus, choir, "Tho Emigrant"; part-song, choir. "Peggy Ramsay"vocal solo, Christina Ormiston, "Mimi's Song": choral fantasia on airs from "Tho Beggar's Opera"; interval; suite, orchestra, "Hiawatha": part-songs, choir, "Hymn to Music," # "Nightfall in Skye"; solo and chorus, choir, "The Hero's Rest"; instrumental solo and orchestra, "Lo, Hero the Gentle Lark"; Christina Ormiston, "Tho Lotus Flower," "Sunday Morn"; choir and orchestra, "Bridal Chorus,"

Christchurch, 3YA (300 metres).—l.3o p.m., relay description of hockey match, Australia v. Canterbury, from Lancaster Park; 2.45, description of football from Lancaster Park; G, children's session; 7, news; 7.30. sports; 8, vaudeville programme by the Revellers' Conceit Party (light operatic numbers and choral effects); 9, weather report; 9.5, contiiuation of entertainment, including Irish numbers; 10. gramophone record dance programme until 11 p.m. Dtinedin. 4YA (4G3 metres).—2.ls p.m., relay description of senior Rugby football from Cnrisbrook ground; 0, children's session; 7, news; 8, rehrondeast of 3YA, Christchurch, programme; 10, dance programme until 11 p.m. Australian Stations.

Sydney 2FC (442 metres).—7.ls p.m.. children's session; 8.15, dinner music; 9, news and Bports; 9.15, organ recital; 9.30, selected programme of vocal, instrumentaj and other items; 11.50. dance music.

Sydney, 2BL (353 metres).—7.4s p.m. dinner music; 8.15, children's session; 8.3,>j market reports, 8.50, news; 9. dinner music: 9.30, selected concert programme.

Melbourne, ,'LO (371 metres).—7.ls p.m., children's session; 7.45, dinner music; 9, news, markets and Stock Exchango reports; 9.15, selected concert programme.

Melbourne, 3AR (481 metres).—7.3o p m gramophone records; 8.40, news and sports : 8.50, records, 9.30, Iccturettes; 10, selected programme of vocal, instrumental and other items.

Brisbane, 4QG (335 metres),—7.4o p.m., news; 8. children's session; 8.30, sporting news and notes 9.30. variety programme", including music by the Savoy Orchestra and dance numbers from Lennon's Ballroom.