BROADCASTING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19827, 29 April 1927, Page 10

BROADCASTING

TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES IYA, AUCKLAND 3 tn 4.30 p.m.: Afternoon concert. 6.30 to 7 p.m.: Children's session—Uncle Frank. 7.15 to 7.45 p.m,: News and reports .etc. Talk on “Motoring” by Mr Geo. Campbell. 8 to 10 p.m.; Chimes; relay of orchestral selections from Rialto Theatre under the direction of Mr E. Engel 1; pianoforte solo, "Study in A Minor” (B. Quilter), Studio Pianist; soprano sool. "The Quest” (Phillips), Miss D. Youd; baritone solo, “La Patida,” Mr D. Wrathali; contralto solo, "Cradle Me Low" (Brahe), Miss M. Williamson ; violin solo, “Schoenrosamaran” (KriesIcr), Mr P. Bretnall: me.tzo-soprano solo, “Sing Joyous Bird” (Phillips), Miss C. Duncan ; duet. “Love is Meant to Mabe You Glad” (German), Miso Youd and Mr Wrathall; pianoforte solo, “Revo Angelique.” Studio Pianist; contralto solo. "Softly Wakes my Heart” (Saint Saens). Miss M. Williamson; Kprano ro:o. “You and I,” Miss D. Youd, Weather report and interval; relay from 25’aJto ir&eatße; UuariSmas sc&k. “Lxbiko al FsetacssnC' Mr Wreihail; mcrao-?«prano solo, *-T tmraanf flf Iss” (Bxnicck), Xias C. Duncan; wol duet, “A Lover and Eis Lass" (German), Misses; Youd and Williamson; pianoforte solo, “Sonata in F Major” Op. 10 No. - (Beethoven), Studio Pianist; contralto solo. “As You Pass By" (Russell), Miss M. Williamson; violin solo, “Humoresque” (Dvorak). Sir P. Bretnafl; vocal trio, “After the Storm" fVcnfi), Mirats Youd and Williamson and Mr WraihaJl; soprano solo. “Annie Laurie" ftehmaxm). Miss C. Duncan; violin soto, "Meditation" (Massenet). Mr Bretnall; baritone solo, “The Great Awakening. Mr Wrathali; soprano solo. “Crossing the Bar" (Sanderson),. Miss D. Youd2YK, WELLINGTON 3 to <3O pan.: Selected studio items and relay of Manuel Hyman’s Exhibition Band f rum the New Adelphi Cabaret. 7 p.m.: Children’s session—Aunt Jo and Uncles Ernest and Bill. 8 to 10 p.m.: Studio concert and relay of Manuel Hyman’s Exhibition Band from the New Adelphi Cabaret. 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH 3 to 4.50 pan.: Afternon concert. 7.15 to 7.45 p.m.: News and reports, etc. 8 to 10 p.m.: Chimes; relay of orchestral selections from Crysial Palace Picture Theatre Orchestra under the direction of Mr A. J. Buna; contralto solo. “Hills of Donegal” (Sanderson), Miss D. Sharp; cornet solo, “Melody in F” (Rubenstein), Mr L. Mayfield ; baritone solo. Mr P. Thompson ; clarinet solo, “Alacante” (Le Thier). Mr M. E. Withers: vocal duet, “Home of Our Mountains” (Il Trovatore), Miss D. Sharp and Mr P. If.ompwn; cornet solo, “Les Zephyrs * (Rimmer), Mr L. Mayfield ; contralto solo, “I Wonder if Ixyve is a Dream” (Forster). Miss D. Sharp; clarinet solo, “Adagio” (Mozart), Mr M. E. Withers ; baritone solo. Mr P. Thompson ; Interval. Talk by Mr T. P. Sewell on “The Manufacture of Paper" ; relay of organ recital by Mr Raynor White from St. Paul’s Church.

4YA, DUNEDIN. 3 to 4.30 p.m.: Afternoon concert: Town Hall chimes ; His Master's Voice recital ; humorous poetical reading by Mrs I. W. Cowie ; selected studio numbers; social notes and news ; His Master’s Voice recital. 7 p.m.: Chimes ; children’s session—Aunt 7.30 p.m.: Market reports. 8 to 10 p.m.: Studio concert, and relay of dance music from the Savoy Orchestra. 4QG, BRISBANE. W.E.A. Music Class.—The Workers’ Educational Association’s Tutorial Classes in Music arc being held in the Reception Hall at 4QG I this season, and are being conducted by Mr ! George Sampson, Musical Advisor, Depart- ■ ment of Public Instruction, Lecturer in I Music, Teachers’ Training College. The obj jeet of holding the classes at 4QG is to broad--1 cast both the lectures and the music, and so make available to a large audience the edu- ■ cational matter placed before the students, i The classes will extend over a period and will be held each Friday night. The ordinary lecturette, which begins at 7.45 p.m., will be dispensed with, and the classes will begin at that hour. The tutor (Mr Sampson) will lecturete during the first portion of each evening, and chamber music will be played after each lecture. 7.45 p.m.: Music Class. 9 p.m.: From the studio —Cadenza Plectral Club. Week-end road information for motorists, officially supplied by the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland ; Metropolitan weather forecast; overture, “Titania” (Hildreth), Mrs Matthews’ Cadenza Plectral Club: a thought for to-night (Will H. Lister) “The End” ; two mandolins and mandola. “Ladder of Love” (Cobb), the Cadenza Trio: voca' solo, “My Land of Dreams” (Jessie Winne)--with orchestral accompaniment—Mrs L. Hunter ; music and mirth by “The Mahoney Duo ; romance, “Alla Stella Confidante* (C. Grazi-ani-Walter), Cadenza Sextet; contralto solo. "Down Here” (Brake), Miss Vera Parker; two mandolins and piano "Serenade” (Ch. M. Widor), Cadenza Trio: contralto solo, "A Love Remembered Not” (Forster). Miss Vera Parker; polka briliante. "Punto e Virgola” (E. Becucci). the Cadenza Plectrkl Club. 10 p.m.: The Daily Mail news. Weather news. To-morrow’s sporting fixtures. Close 1 down. 3LO, MELBOURNE

8 p.m.: Dr. Brooke Nicholls. 8.15: Huxham’s Serenaders—Quartet; tenor solo, H. Huxham ; studio orchestra : musical sketch—Serenador Quartet ; Bessie Gaunson. violin ; quartette. 8.35: Collingwood Citizens’ Band. 8.45: Syd. Beck. 8.52: Studio orchestra. 9.2: Mr H. K. Love. 9.10: Collingwood Citizens’ Band. 9.17: Madame Lambert, soprano. 9.22: Mr A. Chadwick. 9.32: Studio Orchestra. 9.40: Win and Windle. 9.50: “Cardigan.” Mr H. A. Wolfe. 10.0: Collingwood Citizens’ Band. 10.10: Madame Lambert, soprano. 10.17: News Service. 10.27: J. Alexander Browne, baritone. 10.34: Collingwood Citizens’ Band. 10.44: Russell Callow, tenor. 10.50: Announcements. Road notes. 11.0; Our great thought. 11.1: Joe Aronson’s Synco-Symphonists. 11.40: “God Save the King.” 2FC, SYDNEY’. 8 p.m.: "Big Ben”: Mr Alfred O’Shea. Australia’s foremost tenor. 8.8: Mr Charles Lawrence, entertainer. 8.12: A talk by Mr W. F. Kay. 8.27: Mr Alfred O’Shea. 8.34: Mr James Glennon, violinist. 8.40: Mr Charles Lawrence. 8.46: The Janetski Trio, instrumentalists. 8.53: Mr Alfred O'Shea. 9.0: “Big Ben”: Mr Charles Lawrence. 9.5: From the Theatre Royal, Sydney, last night's performance of "The Cousin From Nowhere.” 10.0: “Big Ben.” From the studio—The Janetski trio, instrumentalists. 10.10: From the Theatre Royal, third act of "The Cousin From Nowhere.” 10.58: From the studio—late news and announcemnts. "Big Ben.” National Anthem. Close down. 2BL, SYDNEY. 8 p.m.: G.P.O. clock and chimes. Broadcaster’s Topical Chorus. 8.3: Mr Raymond Beatty (basso). 8.10: Miss Minnie Hughes (soprano). 8.17: Mr Phil Mountain (comedian). 8.24: Miss Bessie Cook (contralto). 8.31: Mr Manuel D’Alcazer (dramaticartist). 8.39: Messrs Stan Hudson and A. J, Law8.54 : Resume of following day’s programme. Weather report. 9.0: G.P.O. clock and chimes. 9.1: Broadcasters Trio. 9.11: The Sporting Editor of The Sun will talk on the prospects of Saturday’s racing. 9.31: Mr Leslie Herford (baritone). 9.33: Duet. Miss Minnie Hughes and Mr Raymond Beatty. 9.42: Broadcasters Trio. 9.52: Miss Minnie Hughes. 10.0: G.P.O. clock and chimes. 10.1: Mr Raymond Beatty. 10.8: Mr Phil Mountain. 10.15: Miss Bessie Cook. 10.30: The Ambasaodor’s Dance Band, broadcast from the ballroom of the Ambassadors. During intervals between dances news reports by courtesy of the Sun will be broadcast.