ON THE AIR

Southland Times, Issue 21197, 25 September 1930, Page 9

ON THE AIR

RADIO BROADCAST. TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES. The following radio programmes will be broadcast from the principal New Zealand and Australian stations to-day: IYA AUCKLAND (900 KILOCYCLES). 3.0: Selected studio items. 3.15: Home science, “Hot Puddings and Pies,” talk prepared by the Home Science Extension Service, Otago University. 4.30: Close down. 5.0: Children’s session, conducted by “Peter Pan.” 6.0: Dinner session—Columbia Hour. 7.0: News and market reports. 8.0: Chimes. Overture—Orpheus Musical Club, (a) “Old Comrades”; (b) “Morning, Noon and Night.”. 8.15: Bass-baritone —Mr Frank Sutherland, “The Deathless Army.” 8.19: CorncL —Mr R. Davies. “I’ll Sing Thee Songs, of Araby.” Intermezzo—Orpheus Musical Club, “In a Persian Market.” 8.30: Novelty entertainment—-The Asquiths, “Twenty-minute Drawing-room Entertainment.” 8.50: Selection —Orpheus Musical Club, “The Desert Song.” 9.0: Evening weather forecast and announcements. 9.2: Bass-baritone— Mr Fr/mk Sutherland,. “The Truppeter,” 9.6: Characteristic ’ sketch—Orpheus Musical Club, (a) “Down South.” Duet —Flute and clarinet Messrs W. Henderson and P. W. Eastoe, (b) “Lo, Hero the Qehtle Lark.” 9.17: Bass-baritone—Mr Frank Sutherland. “My Old Shako.” 9.21: Overture— Orpheus Musical Club, (a) “Slavonic Rhapsody.” (b) “The Gladiator’s Farewell.” 9.33: Dance programme-rII.M.V. Hour. 11.1); God Save the King. 2YA WELLINGTON (720 KILOCYCLES). 3.0: Chimcg. Selected studio items. 3.15: Lectijrctte—“Hot Puddings and Pics.’’ 1|.25i Selected fatqdio Items. 3.30 and 4*30: Sporting .summary. 4.55: Close down. 5.0: session, conducted by Uncle George. 6.0: Dinner music, session, Columbia Hour. 7.0: News session, market reports aqd sports results. 8.0: Chimes. Studio concert by the Wellington Artillery Band. Fantasia—The Band, “Memories of Britain.” 8.13: Quartet—The Lyric, “Calm Is the Sea.” 8.17: Tenor—Mr Charles Williams, “Minnilied.” 8.21; Highland patrol—The Band, “Wee Macgregor.” 8.25: Elocution—Mr Hedley Aitken, “A Backwood Penance.” 8.31: Novelty—Balalaika Orchestra, “Shining Moon.” 8.34: Soprano—Mrs H. Dawson, “The Pipes of Pan.” 8.38: Humoresque —The Band, “A Trip to Blackpool,” 8.47: Baritone —Mr Will Goudie, “Annie Laurie.” 8.51: Accordeons—Fomeen Trio, “Oriental One-Step.” 8.54: Quartet—The Lyric, “Evening.” 8.58: Serenade—The Band. “A Rose of Granada.” 9.2: Weather report and announcements. 9.4: Tenor — Mr W. Roy Hill, a group of English folk songs, ,9.11: Orchestral—Royal Opera Orchestra, “Berceuse.” 9.14: Bass—Mr W. Binet Brown, “The Gallant Salamander.” 9.18; Selection—The Band, ’’William Tell.” 9.30: Humour —Mr Hedley Aitken,. *'! Don’t Want My Qigar to Go Out.” 9.36: Chorus—Light Opera Company. “Vocal Gems from 'Veronique’.’t 9.40: Waltz—The Band, • “Juli9,46; Soprano—Mrs H. Dawson, “Il Dado.” 9.50; Violin—Jacques Thllbaud, “La Fille aux Cheveuse de Lin.” 9.53: Quartet—The Lyric —“Swing Along.” 9.57: Foxtrot—The Band, “Gee Whiz,’’ 1 March—The Baud, “The Consmvator,” 10.4: God Save the King, 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (9SO KILOCYCLES), 3.0: Gramophone reel tai. 3.15: Home Science, “Hot Puddings and Pies,” 4.3 Q; Close down. 5.0: Children’s hour, “Ladybird and Uncle Frank,” 6,Q: Pinner session, Columbia hour. 7.0: News session. 7.30: Lecture—Mr A. J, Lukcy, Stock Department, Department of Agriculture, “Diseases of the Udder in Cows.” 8.0: Chimes. Classical and miscellaneous programme. Over-!

ture—National Symphony Orchestra “Orpheus in Hades.” 8.9: Trio—Grand Opera Trio, “Memory.” - Contralto—Miss Alice Vinsen, “Slumber Song of the Madonna.” 8.15: Flute —Mr W. Hay, “Chant du Soir.” 8.19: Tenor —Mr Ernest Rogers, “Heav-« enly Aida.” 8.23: Instrumental—Studio Octet, “Fingal’s Cave.” 8.33: Contralto and bass— Grand Opera Duo, “O Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast.” 8.36: Organ—Hog., Foort, “Love’s Garden of Roses.” 8.40: Soprano—Madame Gower Burns, “Naught to My Heart Can Bring Relief.” 8.43: Violin—Jascha Heifetz, (a) “Jot?.” (b) “Puck.” 8.46: Bass—Mr J. Filer. “The Harp that Once.” 8.50: Instrumental—Studio Octet, (a) “Intermezzo.” (h) “The Dargason.” 9.0: » Weather report and station notices. ’9.3: Band—- . H.M. Coldstream Guards, “Light Cavalry.” 9.7: . Contralto—Miss Alice Vinsen, “The Glory of the , Sea.'” 9.11: Instrumental—Studio Octet, “2nd ■ Movement from Ist Symphony.” 9.17; Soprano—- , Madame Gower Burns, “The Snake Charmer.” 9.20: Organ—Reg. Foort, “Chanson.” 9.23: . Tenor—Mr Ernest Rogers, “La Serenata.” 9.26: Flute—Mr W. Hay, “Serenade.” 9.30: Soprano and tenor—Grand Opera Dud. “What a Glance.” 9.34: Instrumental—Studio ’Octet, “Woodland Sketches.” 9.42: Male qua i let—Masters Lough and Mallett, Messrs Dixon and Hastings, “Nursery Rhymes.' 9.46: Aria bass—Mr J. Filer, “She Alone Charmeth My Sadness.” 9.50: Violin —Jascha Heifetz, “On Wings of Song.” 9.54: Quartet—Grand Opera Quartet, “Fly Singing Bird, Fly.” 9.57: Instrumental—Studio Octet, “Henry , VIII Dances.” God Save the .King. 4YA DUNEDIN—?ilent. 2FC SYDNEY (151 METRES). 8.0; A concert programme arranged by The Musical Association of New South Wales. 9.0: The countryman’s weather session. 9.5’: Answers lo correspondents. 9.15: '|’he Harmony Four, Vocalists. 9.22: The Garrick Players present “Honours - Easy,” 9.12: Clive Ainadlo, Saxophonist, 9.|5: “The Village Green,” 10.8: The A.B.C, Orchestra. 10.15: Laie official weather forecast. 10.17: Meditation music. 11.30: Close down. National Anthem, 2BL SYDNEY (353 METRES). 8.0: Relayed from 3LO Melbourne from the “Midget? .Theatre— “The Rise of Rosie O’Reilly,” 10.25; From the Studio—Late news from the Sun and News. Late weather forecast. 10.30: National Anthem. Close down. 4QG BRISBANE (760 KILOCYCLES). 8.0: A.B.C. Instrumental Quintette, 8.10; Nancy Mulrhead (soprano). 8.14: Instrumental Trio. 8.20: Jack Land (tenor). '8.35: Nancy Mulrhead (soprano) aqj Jack Land (tenor). 8.48: Edith Larwill (violinist). 8.47: Instrumental Trio. 8.52: Nancy Mulrhead (soprano). 8.56: A.B.C, Instrumental Quintette. 9.0; Metropolitan weather forecast. 9.3: Hilda Woolmer (piauiste). 9.9 —Jack Land (tenor). 9.13: Instrumental Trio.* 9.23: Nancy Mulrhead (soprano), 9.27; Max Muller (’cellist). 9.31: A.B.C. Instrumental Quintette. 9.30: Jack Land (tenor). 9.45: Gwen De Grant . (viola solo). 9.40: A.B.C. Instrumental Quintette 10.0: Weather information officially supplied by the Commonwealth Weather Bureau. 10,10: From the Trocadero—Dance music. 10.20: From the studio —British official wireless news. 10.25: From the Trocadero—Dance Music. 11.0: City Hall chimes. Close down*