ON THE AIR

Southland Times, Issue 20999, 4 February 1930, Page 9

ON THE AIR

RADIO BROADCAST. Zt.S.W. AND NEW ZEALAND STATIONS. TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES. 'Th« following radio programmes will t>« broadeast from tbo principal New Zealand and New Couth. Wales broadcasting stations to-day:— IYA AUCKLAND (900 KILOCYCLES). 3.0: Selected studio Items. 4.0: Literary selection by the Announcer. 4.25: Sports results. 4.30: Close down. 5.0: Children’s session, conducted by Uncle George. 6.0: Dinner session. Columbia Hour. 7.0: News and market reports. 8.0: Chimes. Excerpts from Talkie Pictures will be Introduced into this programme on relay from the (Majestic Theatre. Trio—Studio Trio, "Reverie.” 5.5: Contralto—Miss Irene Frost, (a) "Flower Bong”: (b) “When All Was Young.” 8.12: ’Cello —Miss Molly Wright, "Sunday Morning.” 8.10: Baritone—Mr Reg. Richards, "O Tu Palermo I Vesprl Sicilian!.” 5.23: Piano and mezzo—Misses Edna and Phyllis Tye, (a) "Clair do Lune”; (b) “Ave Marla.”. 8.33: Trio—Studio Trio, “Pas des lAmphores." 8.37: Talk—Mr A. B. Chappell, M.A. “Topical Talk.” 5.52: Trlot-"Au den SpinnenBtubcn.” 8.59: Evening forecast and announcements. 9.0: Contralto—Miss I. Frost. “Habanera.” 9.4: ’Cello—Miss M. Wright. “Llebeslied.” 9.11: Baritone—Mr R. Richards, (a) “Dream Minuet"; (b) “Sea Gipsy.” 9.18: Piano and mezzo— Misses E. and P. Tye, (a) "Alas! Those Chimes So Sweetly Stealing": (b) “Kreislerlana No, 7." (c) “Lascla Ch’is Planga." 9.30: Gramophone lecture-recital—Mr Karl Atklhson, “Gems from *Faust’.” 2YA WELLINGTON (720 KILOCYCLES). 3.0: Chimes, selected gramophone items. 3.30 and 1.30: Sports summary. 4.55: Close down. 5.0: (Evening session. Children’s session. Dinner music session. Parlophone Hour. 7.0: News and market reports and sports results. 7.40: Lecturette—Representative Agricultural'Department “For tho Man on the Land.” 8.0: Chimes. 8.1: Overture—2Y A Salon Orchestra, “Orpheus in the Underworld.” 8.9: Soprano—Miss Anne Davies, (a) “Mellsande in the Wood”; (b) “Mlfanwy.” 5.16: Humour—Mr Len Ashton. “Riding on a Camel In the Desert.” 8.22: Instrumental Trio —Messrs W. Haydock.. S. Chapman and M. Dixon, (a) “Serenade”; (b) “Fleurette D’Amour.” 8.32: Popular songs—Miss Lily Charles, (a) “Finding the Long Way Home”; (b) “If I Had My Way.” 8.39: Tenor—Mr Harry Phipps, (a) “Roses”; (b) “The Carnival.” 8.46: Soprano—Miss Ajne Davies. “Dear Eyes of Brown.” 8.50: Instrumental —2YA Salon Orchestra, request item. 8.58: Weather report and announcements. 9.0: Popular song—Miss Lily Charles. “Blue Hawaii.” 9.4: Humour—Mr Len Ashton, “My Wife’s on a Diet.” 9.10: Suite —2YA Salon Orchestra, “Gabrielle Suite.” 9.18: Tenor—Mr Harry Phipps, “Canterbury Bells.” 912*2: Instrumental—2YA Salon Orchestra, “Air De Danse.” 9.30: Dance programme, Columbia. 11.0: God Save the King. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH—SiIent. 4YA DUNEDIN (650 KILOCYCLES). 3.0: Chimes. Selected gramophone items. 4.25: Sporting results. 4.30: Close down. 5.0: Chil--dren’s Hour, conducted by Uncle George. 6.0: Dinner music—H.M.V. Hour. 7.0: News session. 8.0: Chimes. Programme of music to be rendered , by the Kaikorai Band, (a) Selection—Band, “The Conqueror”; (b) “Sextette” from .“Lucia Di Lammermoor.” 8.12: Baritone—Mr A. W. Alloo, “The Arrow and the Song.” 8.16: Organ—Quentin McLean, “I Kiss Your Hand Madame.” 8.19: Recitals—Miss Tui Northey, (a) “The Little Quaker Sinner.” (b) “Butterflies.” 8.26: OvertureBand, “Light Cavalry.” 8.36: Soprano—Miss Rita Holmes, (a) “I Hid My Love”; (b) “Thank God for a Garden.” 8.43: Male Quartet—Del Pelo and Quartet, “A Francesco.” 8.47: Fantasia—Band, “Simeon.” 8.56: Contralto—Miss Netta Wilkie: “Slumber Dear Maid.” 9.0: Weather report. 9.2: Selection—Herman Finck’s Orchestra, “Gaiety Echoes.” 9.8: Overture—Band. “Raymond.” 9.15 —Baritone—Mr A. W. Alloo, (a) “Like to a Damask Rose.” (b) “In Summertime on Brendon.” 9.22: Organ—Quentin McLean, “Flower of Love,” 9.25: Recital —Miss Tui Northey “The Useful Cat.” 9.29: Euphonium with band accompaniment, “Slumber Song.” 9.35: Soprano—Miss Rita Holmes, “Love Was Once a Little Boy.” 9.39: Male Quartet, Del Pelo and Quartet, “Funiculi Funlcula.” 9.42: Concert Valse—Band, “Passing of Salome.” 9.51: Contralto—Miss Netta Wilkie, (a) “Salaam”; (b) “Just A’Weary in’ for You.” 9.56: Contest March—Band, “Wairarapa.” 10.0; God Save the King. 2FC SYDNEY (451 METRES). 8.0: Cec Morrison and his Band. 8.12: Willie Shine, Comedian—(a) “The Rich Man and tho Poor Man.” (b) “Asking Papa.” 8.19: Cec Morrison and his Band. 8.31: David Burt, Violinist —(a) “Canzonetta”; (b) “Kiss Me Again.” (c) “Lelbeslled.” 8.38: Cec Morrison and his Band. 5.50: Lulla Fanning, Popular Vocalist—(a) “Am I Blue.” (b) “The Sun is at My Window.’’ 8.57: The country man’s weather session. 9.0: Cec Morrison and his Band. 9.11: Willie Smith, Comedian—(a) “Susie”; (b) “Independent Candidate.” 9.18: Dance Band. 9.30: Lulla Fanning, Popular Vocalist—(a) “Big City Blues.” (b) “That’s You, Baby.” 9.37: Cec Morrison. 9.49: David Burt, Violinist, (a) “Indian Love Call.” (bi “Serenade.” (c) “Hungarian Rhapsody.”' 9.56: Don Royal, Xylophone solo—“ American Medley.” 10.0: Cec Morrison. 10.15: Announcements. 10.20: Cec Morrison. 10.30: Close down. National Anthem. 2BL SYDNEY. 8.0: From tho Dee Why Theatre —Concert by the Dee Why and District Choral Society. Chorus. “Tubal Caln.” the Society. 8.5: Violin—“ Two Movements from Sonata in G” Mr Dan Scully and Dr. Keith Barry. 8.12: Chorus—(a) “Down In a Flowcry Vale.” (b) “Freights” The/Society.- 8.18: Songs—. May Craven, Soprano—Selected. ' 8.28: Chorus—4‘The Blue Danube” Tho Society. 8.35: Piano, “Two Chopin Waltzes” Mr Frank Hutchens. 8.45: Chorus—(af “Drink to Me Only”; (b) “Holy Art Thou” The Society. 8.52: Songs—(a) “Slow-Coach”; (b) “The Quiet Skies” Mr C. Williams. 9.2: Violin—“Zapatado,” Mr Dan Scully. 9.10: Chorus—“ Psalm 113” The Society. 9.15: From the Studio—Michael Sawtell will give a talk. 9.32: Dorothy Nall, at the Piano—“lt Must be Very Trying to bo Mad.” 9.35: The Melody Maids, Popular Pianist and Vocalist—(a) Opening chorus, “How D’you Do.” (b) Song, » “Love.” 9.40: R. D. Maunsell and Gwen Sherwood, Sketch —“Marooned.” 9.50: Dorothy Hall, Entertainer.

“Mr Brown Mows the Lawn.” 9.57: The Melody Maids,—(a) Ukelele Duct. "Do Something." (b) Song, “Big City Blues.” (c) Song, “Heart o’ Mine.” 10.7: R. D. Maunsell and Gwen Sherwood, Sketch—" Dieting.” 10.17: The Melody Maids—(al Piano solo, "Contrasts”; (b) Duet, “How About Me.” 10.22: Dorothy Hall at tho Plano—" Jane.” 10.25: Late news from The Sun and News. Late weather forecast. 10.30: National Anthem. Close down.