WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20622, 22 July 1930, Page 14

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 us follows: —

Auckland, IYA (333 metres).--3 p.m., nfternoon session; 3.13, talk, Mrs. Lea Crane, "The Beauty of Mind nnd Body in Relation to Diet"; !i, children's session: 6, dinner music; 7, news and market, reports; 7.40, talk, A. McSkimming, "Voice Culture—Ancient and Modern"; 8, cliinies; chorus, "Introduction, Siciliana and Opening Chorus Cavalleria Rusticana"; 8.13, mezzo-soprano. Miss J. Seth-Srnith, "0 Ma Lyre Immortelle"; 8.10. march, "March from 'Tannhauser'"; 8.2G, baritone, Len Barnes, "Drinking Souk": 8.31, 'cello,

"Melodio Arabe"; clarinet and 'cello, G. Endy, Lalla ficinus, "Serenade"; 8.150, Tocnl duet, "Drinking Sons." "Cavalleria

Rusticana"; 8.42, piano, C. Towsey, "Fourth-Mazurka"; 8.-19, talk, A. B. Chappell, "Topical Talk": 0.4, weather forecast; fI.G, soprano, "Easter Hymn"; 9.12, selection, "The Snow Maiden"; 9.22, mezzosoprano, Miss J. Seth-Smilli, "Amour Viens Aider"; 9.29, 'cello, W. Squire, "Scherzo"; 9.33, fantasia, "William Tell"; 9.39, baritone, Len Barnes, "Salome, Salome," "Senza 'l'etto, Senza Cuna"; 9.40, chorus, "The Desert Song—Vocal Gems"; 9.50, selection, "A "Waltz Dream." "Wellington. '.YA (110.7 metres).—,'? p.ni., chimes, nfternoon session; 3.30 and 4.30, sporting results; 3.40, lecturette, Miss H. Inglis, "Aims and Objects of New Zealand Trained Nurses"; 3.50, studio items; 5, children's session; G, dinner music; 7, news session; 7.40, lecturette, "For the Man on the Land"; 8, chimes; overture, selection from "C'oppolia Ballet"; 8.9, mezzo-soprano, Monica Malfroy, "The Little Girl from Hanley "Way," "In the City"; 8.15, banjo, B. Myddelton, "L'lnfarita March," "A Black Coquette"; 8.22, baritone, R. M. Curties, "The Poarl of Sweet Ceylon," "My Dear Little Cingalee"; 8.29, suito. "Russet and Gold"; 8.37, H. Stanley and C. Green, "Givo it a Smile," "Old Fashioned Locket,." "Tho Rich Man and the Poor Man"; 8.47, selection, "Request Item"; 8.55, soprano, Monica Malfroy, "Cradlo Song"; 8.59, weather report: 9.1, banjo, B. Myddletou, "A Gay Gossoon," "Darktown Dandies"; 9.8, baritone, R. Curties, "Sloe Eyes"; 9.12, 'cello, S. Chapman, "Star of Eve"; 9.17, H. Stanley and C. Green, "There's Gonna Be a Row in Someone's House." "Songs of the Moment"; 9.27, instrumental, "Serenade"; 9.32, dance music. Christchurch, 3YA (20G metres).—Silent iday. Dunedin, 4TA (463 metres).—3 p.m..

chimes, afternoon session; 4.25, sports re- ■> suits; 5, chimes, children's session; G, dinner music; 7. news session; 7.'10, talk, 11. Marshall, "Tourist Resorts of New Zealand"; S, programme by Kaikorai Band; march, "The Winning Fight," "Melodies from 'II Trovatore"; 8.11, baritone, C. Hawes, "Fisher Lad," "The Windmill"; 8.17, violin, Zimbalist, "Liebeslied"; 8.21, recital. Miss Isobel McGregor. "The Sisters"; 8.26, selection, "Gounod's Greatest Works": 8.38, soprano, Miss T. Blackman, "Two of Latest Hits"; 8.44, brass quintet, "Two Quartets by Fletcher"; 8.51. humour, B. Brown, "I Loved Her Ever Since She I vas a Baby"; 8.55, entr'acte "No. lof '.Petite Cuite de Concert' "; 8.59, contralto, Constance Poole, "Wings"; 9.2, weather report; 9.4, orchestral, "Gaiety Echoes"; 9.12, baritone, C. Hawes. "Home-Along"; 9.15, fantasia, "A Venetian Carnival": 9.23, recital, Miss Isobel McGregor, "Comfort"; 9.29, band, "Torna a Surriento"; 9.33, soprano, Miss T. Blackman, "Latest Hit"; 9.37, valse, "Golden Grain"; 9.44, humour, B. Brown, "The Bounding Bounder," "The Portobello Lassie"; 9.59, organ, "From the Land of Sky-Bine Water"; 9.53, contralto, Miss Constance Poole, "Little Old Garden," "Beyond the Dawn"; 9.59, march, "Half-•nd-Half."

Australian Stations. Sydney, 2FL (451 metres).—7.ls p.m., ehildren'3 session; 8.15 p.m., orchestral; 8.50, sporting news; 8.55, country session; 9.30, programme of dance music. Sydney, 2BL (353 metres).—7.4s p.m., orchestral; 8.15, Girl Guides' session; 8.35, country session; 8.50, orchestral; 9.15, gramophone recital; 9.30, concert programme. Brisbane, 4QG (395 metres). —7.30 p.m., chimes, information session; 7.40, gramophone recital; 8, children's session; 8.30, weather forecast and news session; 9, lecturette, "The Antiquity of Astronomy"; 9.15, sporting news; 9.30, varied programme. TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES, Auckland, IYA (333 metres).—l2.3o p.m., relay of community singing from Town Hall: 3, afternoon session; 5. children's session: 6, dinner music; 7, news and market reports; 7.40. talk, Madame Mabel Milus, "Health and Diet", 8, chimes; march, Leys Institute _ orchestra, "Great Little Army," "Cavatina," morceau of "Cavatiua," "Entr'acte to 'Rosamunde' ": 8.12, soprano. Joan Laird. "A Birthday." "Cherry IJipo"; 8.19. violin. Master W. Wheeler, "Brindisi Waltz," incidental music. Leys Institute orchestra, "Monsieur Beaucaire": 8.32, vocal duet. "Rose of My Heart"; 8.30. morceau, "Hymn to the Sun," selection, "Katinka"; 8.45, contralto. Mrs. B. Jellard, "A Light Song and Bright Song," "A Little Gleam of Sun"; 8.E2. waltz, "Elfentanz"; 8.58. weather forecast; 9, vocal duet, "Look Down, Dear Eyes": / 9.4, morceau, "Spring Song"; flute, Master W. O'Connor, "Graceful Dance"; 9.11, contralto. Mrs. B Jellard. "Down the Vale": 9.15, selection, "Irish Folk Songs"; march, "Farewell to the Gladiators"; 9.23, tenor. Mr. Lorrigau, "Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal," "Come Into the Garden, Maud" ■ 9.30, gramophone lecture-recital. Wellington, 2YA (Hi;. 7 motios). —Silent day.

Christchurch, 3YA f3OO metres).—3 p.m., afternoon session: 4.25, cporU results; 5. children's session; 0, dinner music; 7, newa tiession; 7.30, stock market reports; 8. chimes; overture, "The Gipsy Baron Selection"; 8.9, baritone, J. Young, "Danny Deever"; 8.13, trumpet, "Softly Awakes My Heart"; 8.17. soprano, Corrio Aslin, "Libisrno no Lieti Culici"; 8.21, instrumental, "Ballet Music 'La Source'"; 8.29, vocal cjuartet. "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny" • contralto, Dulcio Mitchell. "Ah! See Tti Dormi"; 8.35. instrumental, "March and Habanera," "Toreador's Song"; 8.43, tenor. H. Blakeley, "Loiraine," ' Oft in the Long Twilight"; 8.49. recitation. Mavis Ritchie. "Good-bye Lynette" ; 8.54, band. "Lohengrin Prelude"; 8.58, duet, "The Battle Evo"; 9.2. weather forecast; 9.4. instrumental, selection, "Sally"; 9.17, baritone, J. Young, "You in a Gondola." "Marcheta"; 9.23, trio. "Serenita Silvestri"; 9.2(1, duct, "Oh! Wert ;Thou in the Cauld Blast"; 9.30. instrumental "Barcarolle." "Gavotte"; 9.30. soprano. Corrio Aslin. "Under tho Greenwood Tree"; 9.39, trumpet. "The Lost Chord"; 9.42, tenor, H. Blakelev. "The Arrow and tho Song": 9.45. Dulcio Mitchell. "A Memory"; 9.48. band. "Tannhauser March"; 9.51. recitation. Mavis Ritchie. Keeping a Seat at a Matinee"; 9.50, quartet, "Sing a Song of Sixpence"; 9.59, instrumental, "Laguna Lullaby." "Serenade." Dunedin, 4YA (103 metres).—3 p.m.. chimes, gramophone items; 3.15. talk; 4.25. sporting results; 5, chimes, children's session; 0, dinner music; 7, news session; 7.15, talk, A. Hume, "Grassland Experiments in Otago"; ( 8. chimes: orchestral, "Vnlso de Concert," novelty programme by "The Optimists," entitled "Words and Music": 9. weather report; 9.2, continuation of "Words end Music"; 9.30, dance music. Australian Stations. Sydney, 2FC (451 metres).—7.ls p.m., children's session; 8.15, orchestral; 8.50. sporting news; 8.55, country session; 9.30. .varied programme Sydney, 2DL (353 metren).~7.4s p.m.. orchestral* 8.15, Boys' Radio Club; 8.M5. country session; 8.50. orchestral; 9.30, urot'ramme of popular items. Brisbane, 4QG _ (395 metres).—7.3o p.m., chimes, information session; 7.40, pro firanimo of music; 8, children's session; B.IJO, weather forecast and market reports; 9, talk to farmers; 9.15, sporting news; 9.30] programruo of dance music