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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19952, 20 November 1926, Page 8

WIRELESS BROADCASTING.

TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES. IYA, Auckland. —3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.: Afternoon concert. 7.15 to 7.45: Nows and reports, etc 8 to 11: Chimes; pianolorte solo, “Waltz No. 3” (Coleridge-'! aylor); Miss Hoffman; baritone solo, ‘‘Smuggler’s Song,” Mr Laurie Stewart; cornet solo,

“Jocelyn” (Goddard) Mr Hoffman; contralto solo, “Love’s Whisper,’’ Miss M. Williamson; violin scio, ‘‘Nocturne (Liz.-t), Miss B. Rankin; baritone solo, “Tulip Time in Holland,” Mr L. Stuart; pianoforte solo, “Los Sylvens” (Chaminade), Miss Hoffman; contralto solo, ‘“lnvitation,” Miss M. Williamson; cornet solo, “Because” (Racket), Mr Hoffman; contralto solo, “My Dear Soul,” Miss Williamson; violin solo. ‘Cradle Song” (Schubert), Miss B. Rankin; cornet solo, “Cavatina” (Ree), Mr Hoffman. Relay until 11 p.m. of dance programme from the Masonic Hall played by Kendall’s Collegians. 3YA, Christchurch.—6.3o p.m. to 7 p.m. . Children's -e-sion fUncie Jack). 7.15 to 7.45; News and reports, etc. 8 to 10: Vocal solos .a) ‘Aria from the opera “Samson and Delilah,” i‘b) "What a wonderful world it would be,” Mrs Betty ; baritone solo, ‘‘Mountain Lovers,” Mr L. Campbell; vocal solos (al “I beard yon go by,” fb) To a miniature, Mrs G. L- B"H : humorous monologue, “The Pickpocket.” Mr J. H. Foster.; vocal solos (a) “My Little Grey Bonnott,” (h) “A Quaker Girl.” Mr.-. Botiv Sncosby; vocal solos (a) “I Did Not KncAv,” ('o' “I Know a Lovely Garden,” Mrs G. L. Bull; baritone solo. “Idle Words,” Mr L. Campbell; monologue, “His First Long Trousers,” Mr J. H._ Foster, pianoforte solos (a) “Prelude in G major” (Chopin) (h) “Neel” (Bal'our Gardner), Mrs 11. Burns Loughmau. PM ay until 10 cf dance programme from Dixiclan I cabaret.

4YA, Dunedin. —Silent day. 2YK, Wellington.—B p.m until 10 p.m.; Relay of Birds’ Columbian Solo Six Dance Orchestra from the Columbian Cabaret.

2BL, Sydney.—7.ls a.m. : Musical programme from the Studio. 7.18: Physical training and health exercises. 7.25; Health hints. 7.30: Physical training and health exorcises. 7.45: Weather forecast. 7.47: Sperling information. 7.51: Broadcasters special news service. 8; G.P.O. clock and chimes; close down. 11: G.P.O. clock and chimes; musical programme from the Studio. 11.10; Broadcasters special Rugby news service. 11.17; Shipping information; arrivals and departures. 11.20: Information re inter-State and overseas mails. 11.23- Sydney Daily Telegraph news service. 1i.28: Broadcasters information service ; boats in call by wireless; weather and rainfall, mails. 1.1.40: Women’s session conducted bv Mrs Jordan; social notes. 11.50: Mrs Jordan replies to correspondents. Noon: G.P.O. and chimes; talk by Mrs Jordan on “Simple Cooking for 'Children.” 12.25 p.m.:‘London metal quotations. 12.30: Musical programme from the Studio. 12.45: News from Sun cable edition. 12.55: Musical programme from the Studio. 1; G.P.O. clock and chimes; Sydney Daily Telegraph nows service. 1.10: Musical programme from the Studio. 1.25; Talk on sporting and athletic fixtures for the day—Lacrosse, hockey, tennis. cricket, sailing, boating, athletics, rifle shooting, golf, bowls. During the afternoon sporting information will be broadcast bv courtesy of the Sun newspapers. Musical programme from the Studio during the afternoon. 5; G.P.O. clock and chimes; close down. 5.45: G.P.O. clock and chimes ; Uncle George and the kiddies. 6.40: Pavilion Dinner Orchestral* under the direction of Mr Cec. Morrison. 7.15: Results of all sporting information including racing, coursing, bowls, tennis, Swimming, sailing, athletics, by courtesy of the Sun. 7.30: Country nows from the Sun and results of all sporting and athletic fixtures. 7.45: Close down. The night programme will bo commenced with a Scottish concert by the Campsie District Scottish Association and will feature the following artists and numbers: —Scottish pipe selections, Bessie Sheath in soprano, solos, Amy Ostinga (contralto), Charles Veavers (baritone), Stanley Catlett (tenor) and Stewart and Lorraine (musical entertainers). 9 p.m.; Concert from the ' Studio, including, Bringa, Miss Dome Ward and Mr W. E. Lewis, Bessie Cooke (contralto). SLO, Melbourne. —11 a.m.: Harold Rodgers, organ recital. 11.10: Sonora recital. 11.20: Bruce Green, famous pantomime dame. 11.30: Harold Rodgers, piano. 11.40: Sonora recital. 11.50: Bruce Green in more funny moments. Noon: News.,etc. 1: Studio orchestra, 1.10: Harry Woodman, concertina. 1.20: Sylvia Van Asche, soprano. 1.27; Studio orchestra. 1.30; Health talk. 1.37; Harry Woodman, concertina. 1.45: Sylvia Van Asche. soprano. 1.52: Studio orchestra, 2: Close down. 3: 3LO dance orchestra; snorting results. 3.45: Health talk. 4.45: News. 5: Close down. 5.30; Sporting results. 5.45: Children’s hour. 6; Yetty Landau,, monologues. 6.7: “Marv Gumleaf.” 6.17: Yetty Landau. 6.24: “Mary Gumleaf.” 6.40:’ News. 7,20: Frederick Chapman: health talk. 7.40; Dr Leach. 8: Mr Zelman at Upwey.

TO-MORROW’S PROGRAMMES. . IYA, Auckland. —6.45 p.m.: Relay of evening service from the Church of Christ. West street. 4 8.30: Relay of municipal Organ recital from the Town Hall by the city organist, Mr Maughon Barnett. 3YA, Christchurch. —6.30 p.m.: Relay of evening Strvice from the Linwood Methodist Church (children’s anniversary service). Preacher, the Rev. Harold Sharpe. Organist, Mr W. Walls. Pianist, Miss Jean Francis. 8 to 9: Organ, instrumental and vocal items will be relayed from the church. 4YA, Dunedin.—6.3o: Relay of evening service from the Methodist Central Mission, Preacher, the Hon. L. M. Tsitt, M.L.C. Organist, Mr Chas. A. Martin. 8: Relay from His Majesty’s Theatre of concert by the Knikorai Band, under the direction of Mr E. Franklin. Assisting artists. 2YK, Wellington.—6.ss p.m.: Relay of evening service from the Terrace Congregational Church. Preacher, _ the Rev. Ernest R. Woekes. Musical director, Mr Len Barries. Organist. Mr Alec. Mill. E.A.B. 8.15: Relay from His Majesty’s Theatre of the rec'tal and concert bv the Wellington Municipal Tramways Band, under the direction of Mr Harry Berry.

2BL. Sydney. —11 a m : Service broadcast from Palmer Street Presbyterian Church. 3.30 n.m.: Bible Class conducted by Mr W. “Cairo” Bradley. 4; Organ recital by Miss Alice B.rvant. broadcast from Manlv Presbyterian Church. 7: Service broadcast from Manly Presbyterian Church. 8.70: Studio concert, including Miss Margaret Mazengarb (dramatic artist). Mr T.es. Herford Taritone), Miss Hilda Walker (sonmnol. Miss Edna Bister (contralto), and Mr Norman Wright (tenor).