ON THE AIR

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 416, 26 July 1928, Page 10

ON THE AIR

Zealand broadcasting- stations transmit as follows: TO-DAY •VA Aju,and' 333 metres, 5«>«) waits Z p«, afternoon waaon; € pm. . --, 7.30 pm, book review; 5 p.m . Lestra, Mjjfnoc Ov enure"’; vocaJ - .-met. Clarion Oiee Singers, ‘"Opening - oms' ; Artillery Brass Quartet, <a> Hymn to Music <T»J "Xabuceo”; tenor. - SiffipsoE i heard You Singing" : "•J-U'.-onut Dance”; harmony. The tlaiioßS, “Musical Switch”; Messrs. Harris and Hackle, scene from “As Yon -:e : t ; Auckland Trio, “Last Movement Trio (Mozart); contralto. Miss Ijo'- i;g Time ’; vocal. Messrs.. *- ard - .rr.p-on. ‘'Watchman, Whai ’.h-r XightT'; piano, Mr. Tcwsey, : 11 v rr. - - soprano. Miss MeGmer, “Faery .- brass quartet, (a> “Winter V.'inds ■ b,- “Restless Waters”; bass, . - BH - Come to the Fair"’; banjo. Sage", v.-'al, Aliases MeGmer and .-.v. --:-. ' Auckland Trio, “Merrie -.-.gland’ The Clarions, “Out Yourself . Yrec-e of Cake”; humour, Hebrew Two, >xsmal Ike and Happy Abe”; Clarions. Plantation Melodie.- ' 1/ A We'!; r. gton : 4 metres, s>j-j watts p m studio concert; 6 P-na_, child- - o s hour—Aunt Gwen; 7 pm, news; 1 Ist Bin Wellington Regiment ~r.d “The 8.8. and C.F.”; vocal quartet. •.'-rliow Feiiows, “So I>o I ; band Redoes of Scotland”; Tenor Fellow, The Prison Song': band, “EcstasW’: . .other “Bloke”, “The Wedding”; band - - - •--a Izi Lammermoor' ’; Married ‘Captain Mac”; comet, Lieut. ardiow. ’The Pro”; soprano, Miss : ..nol, <a) “WalEz Song-”, (b> “Poet's ..fe . ?.2 p.m., lecturette, Mr. Andersen. Native Birds ’; band, “The 20th Cen- - . T-.-. X; e Fellow-?, Brili:'g ar.c . ; earning ; band, “Mirella”: dialogue. . nd. “Coster's Courtship”; Baritone . • le w, • hat Old Bush Shanty of Mine”; “Musical Snapshots”; Mellow KfeHows, “Old Kentucky Home”; cornet, h-irgeant Bark, 'Roses of Picardy ; band Holyrood . 3YA Christchurch: 3CHS metres, 500 watts, p m., studio concert; 6 p.m,, children's jr—Cfcuckle and Aunt Pat; 7.15 p.m.. ws; baritone, Air. Hindle, (a > “Scoth Emigrants Farewell”, (b> “John Grumble , piano, Miss Warren, (a) Walter Wagtail”, (b) “Elevation”; - i-rano. Madame Gower-Bums, (a.) TTwas Within a Mile”, (b> "'Annie Laurie”; clarinet, Air. Monday, “Flower *ons ; tenor, Mr. Prescott, (a> “Bonny l-ry of Argyle”, (b) “March of the Cameron Men ; trio, “Allegro Maestoso” Lai©); contralto, Airs. Harper, (a; “Ye Banks and Braes”, <bj “My Heart Is *uir'; recital. Air. Instone, “The Sporran Sandy McGlashm**; flute, Air. Hay, “Fantasia.**; soprano and contralto. Madame Gower-Bums and Mrs. Harper, 80-v Well, Aly Boatie”; baritone, Air --- 1 “The Beil’s Awa’ With the -x..semar.”, (b) “Border Ballad”; piano - ----- Warren, (a> “Idylle Arabe”, Co) Legende Bel Castillo Mors'*; vocal, Grand ' 'pera Quartet, “Wi* a Hundred Pipers”; ar-net, Mr Munday, (a) “Regrets ~ J Amour (d) “Serenade Elegante”; . r. r, Air. Prescott, “Aly Boves She’s! But a Lassie Yet”; trio, (a> “Alton I A ater , (fa) “Flowers of the Forest”; 1 on traitv, Mrs. Harper, (a) “Caller! .-ierr:.';' , (b> “John Anderson, My Jo”- • ; -iter, Air. Instone, “The Smoking Lum“; ' : u . :, Air. Hay, (a.) “Romance”, <b) “The Butterfly ; soprano, Ala dame GowerBurns, “Aly Air. Folk”, (b) “Coming hro The Rye”; vocal quartet, “Auld Lang Syne.” • • • 4YA Dunedin: 463 metres, 250 watts Silent Bay. TO-MORROW 1 VA Auckland: 333 metres, 500 watts Z p.m., studio concert; 6 P-n;., child- - u hour. A'od; 7.15 p.m.,'news; s p.xr., - -.-ay from Strand Theatre; vocal, St, I -Bnurew a Quartet. “See How the Fates”; \ . ucaland Trio, “Novelletten”; contralto, ' . lias P. Griboen, “The Enchantress”; Hawaiian guitar. “Waters of Waikiki”; •-nor, Air. K. Peter, “Farewell in the -s .. t , ceilo, Alisa AL Wright, “Syxn- ; nonie Aariations”; St. Andrew s Quar- '*. ‘Cradle Song”; one-act comedy, uckland Comedy Players, under Air. j Alontague, “A Perfect Pair”; relay ■■om Strand Theatre; vocal quarter Music, When Soft Voices”; Hawaiian -uartet. “Isle of Oaku”; soprano, iiadam*Bichards, “An Irish Folk Song”; elo--tion, Air. Alontague, “Off and On”; cordiorj, (a) “Intermezzo” from “Cavaileria Rusticana”; <b,» “Egypto, Oriental overture”; bass, Air. A. Coiledge, “The Sentinel”; Auckland Trio, “Serenade” vocal quartet, “Finale” from “Alikado. 2YA Wellington: 420 metres, 5,000 watts - P-m , studio concert; 6 p.m., child- i hour. Uncle Earnest; 7 p.m.’, news; ■ i'j p m., talk, Air. Crowther, “A Royal Hobby”; 3 p.m., orchestra, (a j “Evening Reverie,” (b> “Alilitary March”; vocal, > Etude Ino, "Angelus”; soprano. Miss G. •stark, “Here’s to Love and Laughter”; ; L‘ -.d .s r. 1:. —r, “Qui A'ive”; orchestra, “Star ■ : Eve ; humour. Air. Oswin, “The Grim- : : • s and the Gwad”; tenor, Air. Skinner 1 The Faery Song”; orchestra. repeat j number; Lari* one, Air. Kemp, (a) “On 1 the Road to Mandalay.” (b> “Follow Ale •me Uterary talk. Airs. R. S. Watson, ; -V., Kipling and His Works ’; orchestJ"a, (a; “The Recessional,” (b) “Banse 01 the Hours”; vocal. Misses Stark and Arnold, Barcarolle”; humour, Air. Oswin, ■> ‘Lord Lundy,” (b) “Breakfast”; * ontralto. M inn Arnold. “Fat Lil’ Feller” -tuie Quartet:, “Soft and Low”; orchestra, “Lilac Time." 3VA Christchurch: 306 metres, 500 watts. Z p.m., afternoon session; 6 p.m., childT ‘ * hour. Big Brother; 7.15 p.m., news; a!, Ale!odious Four, “O’er Her Cheek”; rr.-t, Mr. Creagfc, “Star of England”; 'vocal, Alelodious Trio, “Fairest Lady”; • ello. Air. Beck. “Second Berceuse”; ' .or and bass, Alelodious Duo, Gracious Heaven! What a Bustletrio, Allegro Appassionato”; Melodious Four, !

i-ee: See! Xote His Looks Admiring*’; t- itals, Mr. Bunfold, (a) “The Seven Ages of Man.” (b) “Only a Pin”; soprano d tenor, AlLss Hanmerton and Air :mner, <a.) “From His Eyes Soft Glances Beaming.’* ( b) “The Last Rose of Summer* : cornet. Mrs. Creagh, “Aliranda”; Melodious Four, “Oh. What Can Be Her Meaning?’*: contralto, Aliss Renaut, I * a r t on Dart”; cello. Mr. Beck, “In the '’•den Style”; Alelodious Four, “Ha«te piano, Mr. Perrin. ‘ Improvisationstenor. Arr. Sumner, “None so trio, Ca) “Hymn to the Sun,” (hj Serenade”: recital, Mr. Dunford, “Rub- - r stein’s Playing”: contralto and bass ’ Renaut and Air. W’illiams, “Yes! How Bring Him Over?”; piano, Afr. J ‘Extemporisations”: Melodious “Table Chairs in Order Setting.” VA Dunedin: 463 metres, 250 watts : P.m., studio concert: 6 p.m.. child- i s _ hour . Aunt Sheila and Big Brother • p.m., news; 8 p.m.. studio con- •_ •mi; 9 p.m., dance music. — ACROSS THE TASMAN Australian broadcasting stations transmit as follow; TO-DAY 2BL Sydney: 353 metres, 5,000 watts 7 15 p.m., children’s session; 8 p.m., InLIGHT. P on buy your Light carelessly. Ask for Alazda ” Lamps and ensure good light. KA TIgXAL ELECTRICAT- AND “ Ei>sisisese><i s.Qj, juji, 1

ring 23-114. = j strumental trio; 8.30 p.m., news; 9.30 p m | Items by the Topical Chorus, ' Dismal Cesmond (comedian), the Madrigal Choir. I ilusic Society string Quartet ' Leichhardt District Band, and Mr. | mu«ic n <baritone > : 12 to 1 a m., dance 2FC Sydney:— 442 metres, 5,000 watts 7.15 p.m., children’s session; 8.20 n m mSSX mUSiC: 845 Pm- studio mmß: market reports; 3 p. m „ news; 9.30 p m i ™A y . th ®. Broadcasting Orchestra, “ , l i b t rms tbass), Mr. Lawson (violin), i ‘‘ b !a ,y. Arms and the Sian"; 12.30 a.m. to I.la a m., dance music. 3LQ Melbourne: 371 metres, 5,000 watts ~A b-rn.. children’s session; talks on Gardemng (8.45) and “Football” (9.0); P- m - dance programme by the Vagabonds with studio items. 3AR Melbourne: 484 metres, 5,000 watts , r 6M P®. items by the May's Band,, 1 Miss Clarence (soubrette), the Gipsv Players, Air. Blundell (tenor), Aliss! otahmer (piano) and Aliss Roxburgh (viola); j. 30 p.m., news; 10 p.m., studio concert. * * * 4QG Brisbane: 385 metres, 5,000 watts *.50 p.m., news; 7.40 p.m., dinner music; ' r>m., children’s session; 9.15 p.m., talk.. “.MarK- ting of Cheese”; 9.30 p.m.. talk, ** The Five Jewels ol! Java Singh”; P-U2. 4 studio concert*