ON THE AIR

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 664, 16 May 1929, Page 8

ON THE AIR

N«m' Zealand broadcasting stations transmit as follow: TODAY IXA Auckland: —; 333 metres, 500 watts. p.m., afternoon session; 6.0, children’s j se.s.sion. Nod and Aunt Jean; 7.1«.'» news. : 7.30, market reports; 7.40, talk, second of series to farmers, Mr. N. M. Richmond. j 8.A.. cf the W.E.A., “The Problem of j Markets”; 8.0, programme by the Auck-j land Radio Society, relayed from the Lewis Eady Hall, including instrumental, Mr. H. Josephs’ pupils, Hawaiian Melodies”; saxophone, Mr. «i. Camp. “Chant Du Rasisignil , humour, Mr. D. McKivett, “The Egg”; Wanjo, Mr. A. J. Foster.- “Bonnie Scotland’ ; recital. Miss L. Arinitage, “The Speech of Joan of Arc before, her Execution”; baritone, Mr. F. Barnes, "The Host Chord”: cornet, Mr. R. Davies, "My Dreams”; address, Mr. G. T. Jones, vicepresident of the Auckland Radio societj, •The Objects of the Auckland Radio Society”. instrumental, Mr. Josephs pupils, “Hawaiian Melodies”; sketch. Misses D. Messer and G. Grayson, Two ■v Clock Tea"; saxophone, Mr. Camp, “Velse Vanice”; humour, Mr. McKivett, Because I Was a Boy”; banjo, Mr. Fos- ; ter "Darkies’ Jubilee”; recital. Miss . \i Horn, “Cardinal Wolsey Meditates at Hampton Court”; cornet, Mr. Davies, The Answer”; 10.0, gramophone dance programme. • • • 2XJS Wellington: 420 metre*, 5,000 watt*. 3 p.m., gramophone items; 5.0, children’s session Big Brother Jack; b.U, dinner music; 7.0, news; 7.34, lecturette, Mr. W. J. Fergie, “Excursions by Rail”; 7 40 lecturette. Miss M. O’Connor, “Dancing’; 8.0, Wellington City Silver Band, (a) "Silverwood,” <b) "Light Cavalry ; Mellow Fellows, “it Goes Like This ; bass, Busy Little Fellow, “From Oberon m Fairyland”: trombone. "Lend Me Tour \ld”; band. "Moonlight”: humour, Mr. O’Connor, "A Railway Mix-up ; vocal duet “Rf.se Time"; mezzo-soprano, Mis. Myers (a) "Summer Rain,” (b) “I)e Moot Owl”: band, ‘The Pirates of Penzance ; other Fellow. “The Song is Ended; vocal Winnie Melville and Derek Oldham ’ “The Chocolate Soldier” (record), humour. Mr. O'Connor, (a) “How We Saved the Barge." <b) Ihe Lie— The Truth”: hand. 'On the Quarter Deck . I.ant "Sanctuarv or the Heart ; Bass Fellow "King Charles ’; mezzo-soprano, Mrs. Myers, (a) •■Thoughts,” <b) FarnUy Traits”; band. Favourite Melodies, single Bellow. "A Shady Tree ; One ofthe Fellows. "Monty Addresses the Board of Directors”: Mellow Fellows. Blue Ttidpre Mountain Home"; hand. "T.ittle Brummer.” 0 0* 3YA Chrl*tchurch-~ 306 metres, 500 watts n pm., afternoon session; 6.0, childrens v... * "Storyman”; 7.15, news. lecturette Dr F W. Hilgendorf, ‘‘Wheat 'A owing" SO, orchestra, (a) "Dance Orhmtale.” (b) "March of the Caucasian . hief" (record); tenor, Mr. ■Once Again”; mezzo-soprano. Miss Miller, "Musette's Song". Piano. slr ll ™ e : (SdfewMr Tenfold. -I Would I WereaKinß; orchestra “Svmphony No. 39 m b * »at (Mozart). (Third Movement) (record). Hushes. The Song of Eng land' ;'mezzo-soprano and Bnor Misf Miller and Mr. Prescott. O rsignt oi Dove ": Plano Alfred de Greet, “Hung. - ian Fantasia” frecords): tenor. Mr. Bres- , ott. "A Song* of Thanksgiving cello. Mr. Berk, (a) "Hamabdil. <b) Minuet (Gluck): mezzo-soprano, Miss tV. i, ' .la "\t Night" (b) "After a Bream . Broadcasting Trio. (a) "Berceuse nllynsktl (hi "Impression" from Rul i2;*i? Yren- ■ Mia Passepled”: soprano. MisFDren cell, (a) "Bream Boat. (h) _ Biffodd Time": orchestra. “Scene de Ballet Mnr ionettes” (record): baritone. Mi. Tenfold, •Tomorrow." 4YA Dunedin: 463 metres. 250 watts. ■1 n m studio concert: 6.0, children's hour: 8.6. relay from Invercargill May Fair. tomorrow IVA Auckland: 333 metres. 500 watts. p m afternoon session; 6 p.m., childrens hour. Nod: 7.15, news: 8 p.m.. orchestra "Carnival Romain" (rßCord), vocal octet "My Soul"; contralto, Miss D. Moore. "Castillian Lament”: Studio Trio. ,a) "Oh I Quand je Dors. (b) Scherzo i Schubert); soprano. Miss I. Holmes, II Bacio”; organ and vocal. Mr. A. X.. Wil and Mr. C. Williams, (a) . S»a, n <011(1" (b) "Caprice,” (c) “Minuet in G . mezzo-soprano, Mrs A. Wallis. "Under ,he Deodar”: orchestra. (a) Danse orientale,” (b) "March of the Caucasian < ’hief” (record) ; baritone, Mr. H. Warburton. “Credo”: violin. Miss I. Bosworth “Minuet” (Porpora); contralto. Miss G. Monroe, ‘Three Fishers”; organ and vocal. Mr. Wilson and Mr Williams « O “Gavotte and Musette” (Thome), (b) Pastorale, “To a Wild Rose,” (o) “Maesioso” (MacDowell): mezzo-soprano, Miss Smith “Coo”; harp, Miss Grevatt, “Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young « ’harms”; baritone. Mr. Warburton, (a) \ Warwickshire Wooing,” (b) “Spring Dreams”; soprano, Madame Steward, \ve Maria” (Gounod): Studio Trio, (a) "Evening Song,” (b) "Scherzo” (Reissiuer): mezzo-soprano, Mrs. Kay, “Flower Song”; chorus, “Anvil Chorus” (record). 4YA Dunedin: 463 metres, 250 watts. 3 p.m., studio concert: 6 p.iu., children’s hour; 8 p.m., studio concert. ACROSS THE TASMAN Australian broadcasting; station* transmit as follow: TODAY 2BL Sydney:353 metres. 5,000 watts 7.15 p.m., news; 8.10 p.m.. dinner music; !>.30 p.m , studio conceit, including vocal by Yvonne and Nino Marotta, late of the J.C.W. Grand Opera Co. * • • 2FC Sydney: 442 metre*. 5.000 watt* 7.15 p.m., children’s session: 8 p.m., news; 8.40 p.m.. dinner music; 9.30 p.m.. '■oncert programme. • • • 3LO Melbourne: 371 metres, 5,000 watts 7.30 p m., children’s session: 9.30 p.m., dance programme and items by Mr. Stocks (comedlanl, Miss Stephen (entertainer' and the Kauais (Hawaiian Instrumentalists). • • * 3A R Melbourne: 484 metres, 5,000 watts 7.30 p.m., gramophone records: 8.40 pm. news: 9.30 p.m., lecturettes; 10 p.m.. items by the .Tedal Trio, the Melody Makers, Miss Assheton (soprano). and Mr. Schwartz (violin), and Mr. Biggins (piano). • • • 4QG Brisbane: SSS metre*, 5,000 watts ‘ " ■ /••«*: 7 <». dit ««. t tren « hour. 9.3 h, programme of •' a *i sacred and miscellaneous musical Uc:u % i