WIRELESS BROADCASTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20190, 30 August 1927, Page 15

WIRELESS BROADCASTING.

TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES. IYA, Auckland.—3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.: Afternoon session. 6.30: Children’s session—Aunt Betty. 7.id; Mews and mformatiou session. 7.30 to 7.45; iaik by Mr S. Bull on "Cord Byron.” 8: Chimes. 8.1; Relay of orchestral music. 8.15: Lyric quartet, ‘‘pilgrims Chorus” (Wagner). B.M: Tenor, Mr H. Richards, “Devout Lover” '(White). 8.26: Bass, Mr E. Thomas, "dong of tne Bow” lAyiwardl. 8.31: Soprano, Miss, A. Al'Gruer, "Annie Laurie.” 8.35,: Lyric quartet, “Lovely Might.” 8.4 o: Humour, Alan M - Eiwain. 8.4 o: Tenor, Arthur Ripley, "Jest a’wearyin’ for you” (dacobs-noad). 8.50: Concerted, Miss A. iU'Ureuer and Uyric quartet, “Home.” 8.55: Duet, Miss Alma M’Gruer and Mr A. Ripley, " Supposin' Now,” trom the opera " Ala, Ma. Rosette.” 9.2; Weather report. 9.3; Relay of orchestral music. 9.20: Humour, Mr A. M'itiwain. 9.2 b: Lyric quartet, "Catastrophies.” 5.31: soprano, alias A. M‘Uruer, “In My Garden.” 9.30: ienor, Herbert Richards “borouade.” 9.41: Bass, Ernest Thomas, "Tally Ho.” 9.46: Concerted, Miss AiHia M Gruer and Lyric quartet, “The Ghost Walt.’ 9.5. L: Duet, Messrs Richards and Itiomas, “ihe Two Beggars” (Wilson). 9.56: Dyne quartet, “The L,ong Day Closes.” 10; Close down. 2xA, Wellington.—3 p.m.: Afternoon session. 3.30: Decturette on electric cooking, Mrs P. Sinclair (b. Brown and Co.). 3.40 to 3.45; Resumption of afternoon concert. 7: Mews session and maraet reports. 7.30': Close down. 8: Cnimes ol the Wellington General Post Ufhce clock. 8.1: " bous La fjemillo ” (Thome), studio orchestra. 8.7: soprano solo, selected, Mrs W. H. Hmdle. 8.11: Piano solo, “ Gracenenne i* antasiiquo (Rauerewski), Miss Vera Boesley. 8.15: Contralto solo, “ Break, Break, Break V (Barey), Miss Constance Guy. 0.i9: Violin so.o, “Polish Dance ” (bchorwonka), Miss Rita Reece. 8.k3: Tenor solo, “ Who is Sylvia';” (Schubert), Mr b- Duncan. 8.27; Elocution, “ihe Highwayman” (Noyes), Mr Barton Ginger. 8.32: "Love in Arcady ” (Raybn-Wood), Studio orchestra. 8.37: Baritone soio, “bar Across the Desert Sand ” (Woodforde-Fmclen), Mr Wiltred Scott. 8.41: Leeturetto, “ Music and Dancing,” Mr Douglas Taylor. 8.50: Soprano solo, selected, Mrs W. H. Hmd.e. 9: Relay of orchestral music, 9,20: Contralto solo, “Castilian Lament ” (Dei Riego), Miss Constance Guy. 9.24: Elocution, “X” (Kipling), “The Three Trees” (anon.), Mr Barton Ginger. 9.39: Piano solo, “ Valse Caprice” (Leschetizky), Miss V, Boesley. 9.33: Tenor solo; “ Fly Away, Nightingale ” (Rubinstein), Mrs S. Duncan. 9.37: “By the Tamerisk ” (Coates), Studio orchestra. 9.43: Baritone solo, “Lady Mine” (Lohr), Mr Wilfred Scott. 9.47: Violin solo, “Minuet” (Paderewski), Miss R. Reeoe. 9.52: “Redzi” (Caludi), Studio orchestra. 3YA, Christchurch. —Silent day. 4YA, Dunedin.—3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.: Afternoon concert. 3.1: Gramophone recital. 3.15: Address by Miss M. Puechegud on “ Interior Decoration; Hornes from the Inside.” 3,30: Btudio music. 3.45: Social notes. 3.50: Studio music. 4: Book talk, by Mr H. Greenwood, Librarian, Dunedin Athenaeum. 4.15: Gramophone recital. 4.30: Close down. 7 to 7.30: Children’s session—Aunt Diana. 7.30 to 7.45: News service. 7.45: Humorous address by Pasto r More. 8 to 10: Chimes. Special charity concert by the Anglican Musical Society, under the direction of Mr Axel Newton, from the studio. 8.1: Chorus, “ Carnival” (Rossini), the club. 8.6: Bass solos (a) “Song of the North Wind” (Head), (b) “Glory of the Sea” (Sanderson), Mr E. G. Bond. 8.13: Clarinet solo, “ Cavalleria Rusticana,” Rev. G. E. Moreton. 8.16: Quartet, “Phro Phundo Basso ” (Bliss), Misses Goldsmid and Dales, Messrs Braithwaito and Bond. 8.21: Chorus, “Bridal Chorus” (Kjerulf), the club. 8.28: Vocal solos (a) “Someone Brought Me Daffodils ” (Wood), (b) “ Who Knows?” (Ball), Miss M. Dales. 8.35: Musical sketch, “The Pump” (West). A humorous debate as in the Dunedin City Council. Mayor, Mr T. N. de Spong; councillors, male members of the club. 8.52: Chorus (a) “Londonderry Air,” (b) ‘Hail, Smiling Morn” (Spotforth), the club. 9: Vocal solos (a) “Good-bye” (Tosti) (b) “Lavender Days” (Teschemaker), Miss Goldsmid. 9,6: Clarinet seIscGon from “The Mikado” (Sullivan), Rev. G E, Moreton. 9.12: Vocal solos (a) Inter Nos ’ (Macfadyen), (b) “Songs my Mother Taught Me ” (Dvorak), Mr R. Brmthwaite. 0.19: Madrigal, “ Brightly DaVna (Sullivan), the club. 0.25: Light and shade Mr T. N. de Spong. 9.46: Quartet, Plantation Songs,” Misses GoidS“* d , and Da f. Messrs Braithwaita and Bond. 9.44: Vocal solos (a) “Sea Fever” Hreland), (b) Lorraine ” (Sanderson), Cachemaille. 9.50: Chorus, “Good Night, Beloved (Pinsuti), the Hub. 9.55; s,r ‘“‘ s 10 s ‘ v “-” 3Lu. Melbourne.—Morning, aftemon and early evening sessions as usual. 715 p.m.: Under the auspices of the Town Rian rung Association, Mr Saxil Tuxen. G.R., town planning commissioner will speak on, ‘Are Subways Necessary?” /.30: Under the auspices of the University Extension Board, Professor A. J. Ewart, D.Sc v Pb.D., will speak on. “A Botanist m North-West Australia.” 7.45: Captain Maclean, “ Pirates and More Pirates ” 8: Studio orchestra. 8.10: Studio presentation of the opera “Faust,” Part 11. 9.40: Meteorological information; British official wireless news; the Royal Automo bile Club of Victoria’s safety message. 9.47: Harold Elvins. piano; orchestral part on second piano by Ivy Thomas, 1u.12: Huxham’s Serenaders. 10.42: Argus news service; sporting notes by Olympus; announcements. 10.52: Joe Aronson and his Synco-Symphonists. 11: Our. great bought. 11.1: Joe Aronson and bis Synoo-Sym-phonists. 2FC, Sydney.—Morning, afternoon and early evening sessions as usual. 7.30 p.m. : Programme announcements, 7.32: Harold Hickey, tenor. 7.40: Win and Windle, English entertainers. 7.50: The N.S.W. State Military Band. 8: “Big Ben;” the N.S.W. State Military Band. 8.6: George Portus, “Managerial Memoiring.” 8.20: The N.S. W. State Military Band. 8.30 : Joyce Hadley, soprano. 8.38: Win and Windle, English entertainers, 8.43: The N.S.W. State Military Band. 8.57: Harold Hickey, tenor. 9; “Big Ben;” weather forecast.' 9.3: The N.S.W. State Military Band, (a) cornet solo, “ Lucky Star ” (Head), Mr W. Nott, (b) march, “ Hands Across the Sea ” (Sousa). 9.7: “Monsieur Beauoaire.” 9.45: During the interval between acts one and two of “Monsieur Beauoaire ” Joyce Hadley, soprano, will sing (a) “Scenes That Are Brightest,” (b) “Butterfly Wings” (Phillips). 9.52: “Monsieur Beaiicaire, act two scene one. 10.12: Eden and Jack Landeryou, entertainers. 10.20: “Monsieur Beaucaire,” act two, scene two. 10.40: Eden and Jack Landeryou, entertainers. 10.50: The New Wentworth Symphonic Dance Orchestra. 10.57: Late news and announcements. 11: “ Big Ben;” Eden and Jack Landeryou, entertainers. 11.8: The Wentworth Symphonic Dance Orchestra. 11.30: National Anthem; close down. 2GB. Sydney.—6.3 p.m.: Children’s fessioh 7: Music; violin solo and organ accompaniment. 7.15; Benediction; church service. 7.40: Address. 7.55: Instrumental trio—Monica Border, Murielle Lang. Ada Brook 8.5: Address bv Professor Ernest Wood. 8.20: Songs by Eva Casimir. 8.28: Violin solo, Monica Border, 8.38: 2GB vocal quartet. A cycle of nautical songs arranged by Edward Branscombe —Ethel Jones Eva Casimir. Thomas Hall, Clement Hosking. 8.48: Instrumental trio—Monica Border, Murielle Lang. Ada Brook. 9: -\d dress 9.15: Songs by Ethel Jones. 9 23- Piano solo, Ada Brook. 9.30: 2GB Vocal Quartet. 9.46; Duet for flute and violin, Lcs. Spvoule. Monica Herder. 9.45: Songs by Clement Hosking. 9.53: -talk 10; Close down.