ON THE AIR

Southland Times, Issue 21001, 6 February 1930, Page 9

ON THE AIR

' RADIO BROADCAST. N.S.W. AND NEW ZEALAND STATIONS. TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES. Tho following radio programmes will bo broadcast from tho principal New Zealand and New South Wales broadcasting stations to-day:— IYA AUCKLAND (900 KILOCYCLES). 3.0: Concert by Messrs Lewis Eady Ltd. 4.30. Close down. 5.0: Children’s session, conducted by Peter Pan. 6.0: Dinner session—H.M.V. 7.0: News and market reports. 7.15: Book Review. 7.40: Talk—Mr T. Bloodworth, “Work of the International Labour Office.” 8.0: Chimes. “Minus Fives” in novelty entertainment, entitled “Mixture to be Taken as Before.” 9.30: Programme of dance music. 11.: God Save the King. 2YA WELLINGTON (720 KILOCYCLES). 3.0: Chimes. Selected studio items. 3.30 and 4.30: Sports summary. 3.40: Lecturette—Miss Flora Cormack, “How Film Stars Preserve their Beauty.” 4.55: Close down. 5.0: Children’s session. 6 .if: Dinner music session—ll.M.V. Hour. 6.14: Tacet. 6.15: Orchestral—Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, “Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna.” Light orchestral—New Hayfair Orchestra, “Five O’clock Girl.” 6.27: Tacet. 6.30: Orchestral —New Mayfair Orchestra, “Love Lies.” ’Cello—Cedric Sharpe, “Twilight.” Organ—Herbert Dawson, “Evensong.” Band —H.M. Coldstream Guards, “Hobomoko Intermezzo.” 6.44: Tacet. 6.45: Trio—De Groot (violin), A. Glbiiaro (piano), J. Pacey (’cello), “O Sole Mio.” Organ —Herbert Dawson, “Idylle.” Orchestral—Berlin State Opera Orchestra, “German Dances.” 6.57: Tacet. 7.0: News session, market reports and sports results. 7.10: Lecturette —Hare Hongl, “Maori Pronunciation.” 8.0: Chimes. Relay from Town Hall of the farewell function of the citizens of Wellington to their Excellencies Sir Charles and Lady Alice Fergusson. Hirf Worship the Mayor (M. G. A. Troup) will preside. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 KILOCYCLES).

3.0: Gramophone recital. 4.30: Close down. 5.0: Children’s Hour, conducted by “Uncle Frank.” 6.0: Dinner session—Columbia Hour. 7.0: News session. 7.30: Review of “Journal of Agriculture.” 8.0: Chimes. Overture—Studio Instrumental Octet, “L*lmpresario Overture.” 8.6: Mezzo-soprano—Mrs Elsie Sharp, (a) “The Street of Quiet Windows”; (b) “Down in the Forest.” 8.12: Band—H.M. Coldstream Guards Band. “Wee MacGregor Patrol.” 8.15: Tenor—Mr Harold Prescott, “The Toilers.” 8.22: Recitation—Miss Marion Drysdale, “Fra Giacomo.” y 8.27: Selection —Studio Instrumental Octet, “Dramatic Music.” 8.39: Contralto—Miss Nancy Bowden, (a) “The Linden Tree.” (b) “Sapphic Ode.” 8.44: ’Cello —Lauri Kennedy, “Hungarian Rhapsody.” 8.47: I Baritone —Mr Leslie Fleming, (a) “The Hour of Silent Loving”; (b) “Tersita Mia.” 8.53: Male Choir—Lay Vicar of Westminster Abbey, “Stars of the Summer Night.” 8.56: Selection—Studio Instrumental Octet, (a) “True Love”; (b) “Norwegian Folk Dance.” 9.0: Weather report and announcements. 9.2: Mezzo-soprano—Mrs Elsie Sharp, “O With Us Linger, Golden Hour.” 9.6: Band—Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, “Policeman’s Holiday.” 9.10: Tenor—Mr Harold Prescott, (a) “Serenata.” (b) “Once Again.” 9.16: Suite—Studio Instrumental Octet, “Scenes Pittoresques,” (a) March; (b) Air de Ballet; (c) Angelas. 9.28: Recitation—Miss Marlon Drysdale, “Tho Musical Instrument” 9.33: Organ—Reg. Foort, “Love’s Garden of Roses.” 9.37: Contralto —Miss Nancy Bowden, “Like to the Damask Rose.” 9.41: ’Cello —Lauri Kennedy, (a) “Cradle Song”; (b) “Songs My Mother Taught Me.” 9.44: Baritone —Mr Leslie Fleming, “When the King Went Forth to War.” 9.48: Male choir—Lay Vicars of Westminster Abbey, “The Little Sandman.” 9.52: Selection—Studio Instrumental Octet, “Remembrances of Brahms.” God Save the King. 4YA DUNEDIN—SiIent. 2FC SYDNEY (451 METRES). 8.0: The Studio Orchestra—“ The Great Red Moon.” 8.5: The A.B.C. Male Quartette—(a) “On the Sea.” (b) “Little Tommy Went a-Fish-irig.” 8.12: Palmer Kent—(a) “Voyage”; <b) “Musical Box.” (c) “Menuet Villageols.” 8.20: An address by the Rt. Rev. Dr. Horace Crotty, Bishop of Bathurst 8.35: The studio orchestra. 8.42: Constance Burt, soprano—(a) “Ah Lo So”; (b) “Dance to Your Daddy.” 8.49: Palmer Kent, Pianist—(a) “Kleiner Valse.” (b) “La Sevillane.” 8.59: The countryman’s weather session. 9.1: Girdling the Globe. 9.31: Constance Burt, Soprano—(a) “Chansonette.” (b) “Have You Seen but a White Lily Grow?” 9.38: From the Hotel Australia—Dance music. From the Studio. 9.50: The A.B.C. Male Quartette—(a) “O, Peaceful Night”; (b) “The Viking Song” : (c) “Catastrophe.” 10.0: From the Hotel Australia. Dance music. 10.15: From the Studio—Announcements. 10.20: From the Hotel Australia—Dance music. 11.30: Close down. National Anthem. 2BL SYDNEY (353 METRES). 8.0: The Janetzki Trio, Princes of the Xylophone—(a) “The Midnight Waltz.” (b) “Poet and Peasant.” (c) Fox trot medley. 8.7: Sibley and Sayles the two sad sunbeams, present—“lnane Automobile Idiosyncrasies.” Part 1, introducing “I’m Wild About Horns.” 8.14: Wendling and Molloy, Novelty Instrumentalists—(a) “Blue Eyes Get Ready for Love”; (b) “Your Mother and Mine.” (c) “Roses in June.” (d) “My Wife is on the Diet.” 8.21: At the Club. Two typical men about town chat the matter over. 8.26: The Three Lads in crooning melodies with Ukelele Accompaniment—(a) “Broadway Melody.” (b) “Mean to Me.” (c) “Girl of My Dreams.” 8.35: Ethel Lang, Monologue—“ When We Were Very Young.” 8.42: The Janetzki Trio—(a) Waltz, “When You and I were Seventeen.” (b) “That’s You, Baby.” (c) “Sweethearts on Parade.” 8.47: Sibley and Sayles, the two Sad Sunbeams—Part 11 introducing the latest song number, “Taste those Lips.” 8.54: Wendling and Molloy, Novelty Instrumentalists—(a) “Singing in the Rain.” (b) “I’m Only Making Believe.” (c) “My Song of tho Nile.” (d) “Does An Elephant Love Peanuts?” 9.1: The Studio Orchestra—“A Day in Arcadia.” 9.6: Rex Harrison, Baritone—(a) “Waiata Maori.” (b) “Waiata Pol.” 9.13: At the Club,” ihe two friends—“ Over a Glass.” 9.20: The Three Lads in trio Harmonies, (a) “There’s a Rainbow Round My Shoulder.” (b) “Carolina Moon.” (c) “Old Man Sunshine.” 9.27: Weather information for the man on the land. 9.30: Mavis Lane,. ’Cellist— “Romanze.” 9.33: Rex Harrison, Baritone —(a) “Far Off I Hear a Lover’s Flute”; (b) “The Moon Drops Low.” 9.40; Ethel Lang, Monologue—(a) “Lord Luv *im.” (b) “Having it Out” 9.47: Carl Oberdoif, Cornet solos—(a) “Arioso,” from “Pagliaccl.” (b) “Somewhere a Voice is Calling.” 9.54: Ross Hull will speak on “Recent Advances In Radio Reception.” 10.11: The Studio Orchestra—“ Reminiscences of Verdi.” 10.25: Late news from The Sun and News. Late weather forecast. 10.30: National Anthem. Close down.