WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20620, 19 July 1930, Page 19

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

JHIS EVENING'S BROADCASTS.

MANY interesting items.

FEATURES for to-morrow.

Details ol programmes to ho sent out .jj e w Zealand and Australian broadtasting stations to-day and to-morrow are M follows ~,-ltlond. IVA (333 metres).—2.3o p.m., i v ol match, Britain versus Auck--5 chiiuion's session; t'», dinner mu»io; « news' and Uiarhot reports; 8, chimes, roi of Municipal Choir perlormance; 10, proirlmme of uuuee music. Wellington, -V A (410.7 motres).-10.30 , studio items, ii. ■ relay oi football tc'h -from Athletic Park; 5. children's Mion- 0, dinner nuuic; 7, news session; JiO loctnretle. S. Penun. " Some Aspects i Amateur Radio Tranainitting"; 8. chimes; lav from the Kadio Exhibition of items v- (ha Wancanui Maori radio party; 8.'20, EL the otudio. selection, " Chu Chin rw"- 8.2". quartet, "Till the Sands of Jvi« De»ert Grow Cold", 8.31, tenor, 8. Duun "An Evening Song"; 8.35, xylophone ' Srio "Morning. Noon and Night"; 8.40, Sirther itcius by tho Wanganui Maori l-jir. nartv. 9, weather report; 0.3, selec--2£ ''Squirrel Danco"; 9.0, baritone, R. Allwright, " Joo and Me' ; 9.10. humour,, w Bishop; 9.15, xylophone duo. " Aiuarindft Intermezzo"; 9.20. further items by Jw Wannanui Maori radio party ; 9.10, waltz, «YA Salon Orchestra, "Skater's Waltz"; 915 humour. W. Bishop; 9.55, quartet. •' Wonderland of Dreams'; 0.59. instrumental "Dance Novelties"; 10, danco proU. sporting news Christchurch, 3YA CK)(i metres).— 3 p.m., »fternoon session; 4.25. sports results; 5. children's session; 6. dinner music; 7, news ..union- 7.30. sports results; 8, chimes, overhire "Belle of New York Selection"; 8.9. baritone, W Inkster, " Asleep in the Deep;;; 813 organ, * 4 Sips a Lovo Hong • ai6 banjolele, "Follow Mo." "Just a Wild Wdd Hose"; 8.23, instrumental, "Artists Life"; 9.33, tenor, J. Shaw, "Farewell in the Desert"; 9.39. Eelection, " Wildfiower Selection"; 8.50, humour, O. Titchener. "The Song of tho Vulgar Dustman," "Baby Bill"' 8-s'. Hawaiian. " Dreamy llilo Bay"; pi weather report: 93, orchestral. "The Desert Song"; 9.9 baritone, W. Skater, <' A Throne of Hoses, Till the Sands c { the Desert Grow Cold"; 9.15, instrumental " Meditation on a Prelude," " Edel tveis Gavotte"; 9.25 banjolele duo, "I'm a Dreamer." " Until You Get Somebody Else"; 9.32. organ. "This is Heaven' ; 9.D5. tenor," J. Shaw, "1 Know of Two Bright Eyes'" "Once Again'; 3.42. instrumental. "Yoii Were Meant Fo- me." "Broadway Melody": 9 50. lamour, G. Titchener, "I'm 60 Spiteful When I'm Wild"; 9.55, duet, " P.C Lamb": 9.58, instrumental, "Serenade": 10. dance music. Dunedin, 4YA (463 met res).—l.3o p.m., description of foothill matches at Carisbrook; 5. chimes, children's session; 0, dinner music 7, news session; 8, relay of vaudeville programme from 3YA, Christ church: 10. dance music. Australian Stations.

Sydney. -FL (451 metres). dren's session. 8.15, orchestral; 8.50. sporting news 5.55. country aesaiou; 9.30, conceit programme Sydney, 2BL (353 metres).—7.4s p.m., orchestral; 8.15, talk, 44 Week-end Jolts ; 8.30, jporting news; 8.50, orchestral; 9.30, varied programme Brisbane, 4QG (395 metres).—7,3o p.m.. chimes, new- session; 8, children's session: 8.30, sporting news; 9. further news session; D.30, programme of popular music: 10.30, relay of boxing contests at the Sydney Stadium. TO-MORROWS PROGRAMMES. Auckland IYA (333 metres).—3 p.m., iftemoon session; (>, children's service; 6.55, relay if service from Pitt Street Methodist Church (J 30, relay of Municipal Band performance. Wellington 2YA (41G.7 metres).—3 P.m., chimes, afternoon session : 6. children's pone service- 7 relav of service of St. John's Pr»3byterian Church: 8 15. relay of hand recital by the Port Nicholson silver baud. Christchurch. 3YA metres). —3 p.m.. nfternoon session* 5 30. children s song service; 6.15. meditation music; 6.30. relav of evening 6ervice frrm St. Mary's Church of England: 7.40. instrumental music; 8.15, efndio programme orchestral, "Le Cid Bs'let Music-" 8.19, tenor C. Williamson. "The S'ar," "Are maria:" 8.25. 'eel o. H Beck. ' Nocturne.' P. 23. soprano. Milncent o' r 'rady, ' Elizabeth's Prayer;" 8.32, in*iiumental /"Allegn from Trio in C jor 8.41, h.'isr fc\ Bnub. " The Heart. Worships," ' Peace*" 8 47. orchestral. " Be Cid Ballet Music;" 8.50. contralto. Nancy Bov.-den. ' Sapphitche Ode," " The Linden Tree;" 8 50, 'cello TT Beck. "March On:" 8"9 weather renort • 0.1. orchestral. 11 Le Cid BalM "Music:" 95. tenor. C. WiViamron, "The Cloths o* Heaven-" 9.1 soprano. Millicent O'Oradv. <( Love Has Hvea." 41 Vale -V 6.15, instrumental " Pastel Minuet " Serenade." 4 Sch?*-zo:" 9.25. h?ss, F. Rohh. 'She is Far From thn [.and:" 9.30. orchestral. "Le Cid Ballet Music Dunedm 4YA (40? metres)— 3 P.m.. ch-mes, gramophone recital: 5."0. chi.drpn s pong service conducted hv P"-' Brother Bill; 630 relav of servic from Hanover Baptist Church- 7 45. orchestral 44 Orpheus 'n the Underworld." 4 Serenade,". 44 Ave M-jrift: 8.0, relay of programme by Kaikorai Band. Australian Stations. Sydney, 2FC (451 metres).—7.3o p.m.. celebrity recital; 8, talk. '* S:delights on Old Sydney;" 8.15, orchestral; 8.30, relay of service of Central Methodist Mission; 10, conCert programme. Sydney 2BL (35.: metres). —-7.15 p.m.. celebrity recital; 7.30, children a session; 8.30, relay of service from Pitt Street Congregational Church ; 10, programme of music. Brisbane, 4Q(x (395 metres). — <.30 p.m., chimes, children' 3 session; 8.30, r j e ' a y °* children's service from St. Andrew s I T6.1byterian Church, 9. relay of evening service; 10, relay of concert of band music by Brisbane Municipal Band; 11, celebrity re cital.