ON THE AIR

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 829, 25 November 1929, Page 8

ON THE AIR

New Zealand broadcasting stations \ transmit as follow; TODAY IVA Auckland: 1Z B Auckland: 275 kilocycles. So watts 2YA Wellington:—• 720 kilocycles. 5.000 watts - * i <>r. "U.in.ine"; 8.0. on-hestrii.a. Hun-, u iri.m Lusupi*!'". v 9. v<k.*ul, Misses J. I Hn-XN N. • ‘ -r*r. * ; 8.14 ' «?7. % irc h 'i. ast >... I »<.-liubcrt>; 8.25. on.-a« t plio. Mr. V. -* 1.. -I .-Mid .MI'S K. Ll* yd. ”\Vh»n four-, ' i". violin. •t:• . * ■ vvn-Kt*-it4er>. 0>) "RaKaU-lH in I* I'Jatty) im-ord): 8 46. bass. Mr J. • * . M w-11. • Th.r I ’il.ro, It . <:,•». Ariel ! ' . : . i ... Wli da ; 8.54. on heMrlna. ! >• i'*;i;ult‘" iCMi.uninade); !- L‘. Mr. If. T White. (!) "l.oiiiaiicr." ( 2) 1 March j NiJJht ’\\ ind"? “Monoton- ! ■I.-!'.- the little (b> “Song I n..•/./!... ..nrralto/ '.Miss* 1 N.° • ‘n.stVr’ “To ' Musi 9 42. or* heatrlna. “Three French! Sony- ; D.f(», tenor. Mr. Hill. "My Lovf > . .. '1 ArhutuV': 0.41. j. eltn. « ”« lav.tte" nAw is ( th«- .Month A'f .Maying . j or. he.Mra. “Minuet" 4 i'aik-rewskt) and 3VA Christchurch:9SO kilocycles, 500 watts p.m., afternoon session; .*►.*>. children's >a-.ssion, Scatterjoy; 6.0, tllnner session; , ", news and book review; 7.30, le« turette. ItrighfoA* Mjnu-ip.il ‘'"ihnd' ' Victoria." nd You're in Style”; 8.8, soprano. Miss B Sutton, (a) “Sunflakes.” (b) “Fairy Lures"; H.i::. Broadcast in* Trio. (a) .Melodie." »b) ‘‘Rondo Alla Turku": 8.21. i■ irltone. Mr. J Woi jcan. ‘‘Dt • umland. I llr.ir Y« u «'ailing* ; 8.25, humourous song. “The I'ontinong " (record;; B.2'*. band. “.Vinettwß.34. humorous recital. Mr. .1. J J. Flewell> n. “The Laundry Problem, or the Vanished Washerludy”: x 39. dnem i • rgan. “Sunrise” (record); 8 13. mezzo•l.rann. Miss L. Colville, fa) “Song of Hie f.utte Folk.; <b> “Mighty Lak a Ib'se”; 8.49, band, (a) 'Volombo," (l>> You’re a Real Sweetheart": 8..'.6, tenor. Mr. I*. Macdonald, (a) “Love is Mine." ib> “Because”; 9.4. soprano. Miss B. Sutton. (;i) “Pays of Jov Are Here." (b) The tattle Old Garden": 9.9, Broadcasting Trio, (a) “Intermezzo" < “Carmen”), <L > “Serenata” (Moezknwski); 9.17. baritine, Mr. W organ. (a> “My Beloved n." (b) “There's a Song Down Every r.-adway"; 9.25, band. “Car is brook e" ; 9 :I. re- itai. Mr. Flewellyn. "The Scene Shifter's Lament"; 9.39. trombone. Mr. 1.. Croft, “Sliding Sid": 9.44, mezzosoprano. Miss Colville. “Hanging Out the • 'lollies '; '.♦.48, band. T Ain't Never Been Kissed.” <b) “Virginia"; 9.55. tenor. Mr. Macdonald. “Land of Delight”; 9.59. band. “Steadfast and True." 4YA Dunedin 650 kilocycles, 500 watts 3 p. m.. gramophone items; 5 p.m., children's* session, Uncle Allan; 6.0, dinner session; 7.0, news, 8 p.m., studio conTOMORROW IYA Auckland:900 kilocycles. 500 watts "• p.m., studio items; 5 p.m., ♦ hildren's -••-sion, Cncle cieorge; «.<». dinner session; . news; 7.20. talk. Madame K. Baird. Artistic Phvsical Development”: 7.40, ntlk. Miss F. Melville, “Art and the Community''; so. orchestra. “U Matrimonlo s--ir. to" overture (record); 8.9, Clarion Quarter. •Friendship"; 8.13, Studio Trio. "Songs of the Hebrides"; 8.22, contralto. Miss B. Smtih, “The Girl With the I '.rogue' ; 5.26. bass. Mr. I>. Black. “Her X Mine Shall Live for Aye"; 8.30. piano. Miss M. st. L. Toner, "Poeme and Two l*r. hides" (Scriabine); 8.34. chorus. “Mer- • “nary Mary" (record); 8.40. vocal. Miss i; Smith and Mr. J. Simpson, “Love is But " Fancy Fair": 8.44. orchestra. Tolanthe" selection (record); 5.52. bari'•>ne. Mr. t.. O’Malley. "Old Faggots"; v-ik, soprano. Miss A. MeOruer. "Aroady Is Ever Young”; 9.0, violin. Miss I. Boswotrh, “Berenice Minuet"; 9.4. talk. Mr. \. B. Chappell; 9.21, orchestra, "Grand March” (record); 9.25, tenor, Mr. J. Simp- • on. “My Heart a Ship at Anchor Lies": '• "v, piano. Miss Toner, “River Gardens”; 9.35. vocal. Miss McGruer and Mr. Black. A Barndoor Fowl": 9.39, ‘cello, “Lament” (record): 9.13, baritone. Mr. O'Malley, "M i fan wy '; 9.47, Studio Trio, “Vienna • ’nricatures" ; 9.54. vocal, (’Un ion Quartet, "The Joy of Life." 2YA Wellington 720 kilocycles, 5.000 watts 3 p.m., studio concert; 5 p.m.. children’s session. I 'tide Jim: K.n, dinner session; 7,0. news; 7. *O, lecturette, “For the Man on the Land' ; 8.0. orchestra. “If I Were King": 8.9. soprano. Miss A. Davies. “Morning"; 5.13, baritone. Mr. L. Brent. «a > “Whispers of Heaven. <b) “Desert Song"; 8.20, onbestrina. “Four Indian I .ovo Lyrics”; 8.30, liuinour, Miss A. Wharton, i i) “The Girl and the Gloves,” <h) "hi the Rain": 8.37, popular song, Mr S. Farrell. "Romance" (Romberg); s’, tl. instrumental trios. Messrs. M. Dixon, W. Ilavdock and S. Chapman, (a) ••Serenade" (VVidor). (b) “Viennese Popular Song": 8.49. soprano. Miss Davies, i a "Tipto*." ib) “Poor Butterfly"; 8.54, orchestra, “Little Dutch Girl”: '.*.4, baritone. Mr Bent. "Felegie" (Massenet); 9.10. humour. Miss Wharton. “Mrs. Brown at the Pl.iv '; 9 14, popular songs, Mr Furrell. (a) “Coquette." (b) “That's W'liat. Put the ‘Sweet’ in Hume. Sweet : ra, "m \ Lad) Dragon Flv"; 9.30. theme song programme, in- - i iding: "Wearv River." "Sleepy Valley.” • Smiling Irish Eves," - rattle Pal,” "Lonesome Road," “Pagan Love Song." "I'm in Seventh Heaven." “Jericho.” “I'll Always be in Love with You,” and “Mi Vtriado"; to.<\ gramophone dance programme to It p.m. # 3YA Christchuch: *>Bo kilocycles, s»>o watts Silent day. 4Y A Du tied in ; 650 kilocycles. 500 watts 4 p.m.. studio concert; 5.0, childrens hour. I Ttcle George: 4.0, dinner music >ession: 7.0. news; 8.0. concert by the St. Kilda Band and assisting artists.