BROADCASTING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19840, 14 May 1927, Page 8

BROADCASTING

TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES Commencing next, week wireles* notes by “Detector” will appear every Tuesday and Saturday, and not on Monday and Thursday as has been the case. IYA, AUCKLAND. 3. p.m. to 4.30 p.m.: Afternoon concert. 7.15 p.m. to 7.45 p.m.: News and reports, ! etc. Sporting results. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.: Chimes. Relay of orchestral selections by the Strand Picture Theatre Orchestra; conductress, Miss Eve Bentley. Soprano solos, (a) "Morning,” (b) "A Birthday,” Miss C. Duncan ; vocal item, "Topicalities,” The Radiants; instrumental trio, O'/lalloran Trio; vocal duet, “I Would that My Love” (Mendelssohn), Misses C. Duncan and Grant-Cowan : vocal item, “How Do You Do, Everybody,” The Radiants ; vocal duet, "Autumn Song” (Mendelssohn), Misses Duncan and Grand-Cowan. Interval and sports results. Relay of dance music by the Click-Clack Orchestra, under the direction of Mr Walter Smith. 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH 6.30 p.m. to 7 p.m.: Children's session— Uncle Jack’s nieces and nephews. 7.15 p.m. to 7.45 p.m.. News and reports. 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.: Chimes. Opening number, “Hum Your Troubles Away," The Joyful Trio : at the steel guitar, Mr F. R. Monro ; monologue and song, “Pretty Little Dear,” The Happiness Boy : piano duets with vocal chorus, (a) "Hullo Aloha,” (b) "Mary Lou.” Miss D. Johnson and Miss M. Johns ; sketch, "Kismet.” the Happiness Boy and Miss M. Johns and company ; ukelele number, Mr F. R. Monro; piano duets, (a) "Moonlight on the Ganges,” (b) "Ting-a-ling,” Miss D. Johnson and Miss M. Johns; finale, "The More We Are Together,” the Frothblowers Chorus. Interval. Relay of dance music from the Caledonian Hall by arrangement with Mr. Reg. Stillwell. 4YA, DUNEDIN. Silent day. 2YK, WELLINGTON. Silent day. 2FC, SYDNEY. Early Evening Session. 5.45: The Chimes of 2FC. 5.50: The "Hello Man" talks to the child6.30: A serial story—" Davie's Big Brother.” 6.40: Dinner music. 7.15: Weather intelligence. 7.18: Evening News rate news service. 7.38: Studio music. Night Session. 7.45: Programme announcements. 7.50: Studio music. 8.0: "Big Ben”; the 2FC Dance Band, in popular numbers, with Mr. Len. Maurice, baritone. 8.08: Miss Eileen Boyd, contralto, "The Temple Bells” (Findan). 8.12: Mr Tom Rea. trombone solo. 8.16: The 2FC Dance Band (conductor. Mr. Eric Pearse), and Mr Len. Maurice, baritone. 8.23: Miss Kitty Poole, soubrette. 8.26: Mr Montgomery Stuart and Miss Myra Leard. in comedy sketches. 8.36: The 2FC Dance Band. 8.42: Miss Persia Rutter. soprano, “At Night” (Rachmaninoff). 4.45: Mr Tom Lea, trombone solo. 8.50: Miss Eileen Boyd, contralto, "The Sands o' Dee" (Clay). 8.54: Mr J. Lono's troupe of Hawaiian instrumentalists, from the S.S. Sierra. 9.04: Mr Frank Leonard. comedian. 9.08: The 2FC Dance Band, in popular numbers. 9.15: Mr Tom Lea, trombone solos. 9.20: Miss Eileen Boyd, contralto, “Violets” (Noma). 9.24: Miss Persia Rutter, soprano, "Heigh Ho ! The Sunshine” (Phillips). 9.28: Instrumental items, with vocal effects, by Mr J. Lono’s Hawaiian troupe. 9.38: Miss Kitty Poole, soubrette. 9.45: The 2FC Dance Band, assisted by Mr Len Maurice. 9.53: Miss Eileen Boyd, contralto, "How Many a Lonely Caravan” (Findan). 9.56: Mr Frank Leonard, comedian. 10.0: "Big Ben.” Mr J. Lono and his Hawaiian troupe, from the S.S. Sierra. 10.10: Mr Montgomery Stuart and Miss Myra Leard, in a comedy sketch. 10.30: Miss Kitty Poole, soubrette. 10.24: The 2FC Dance Band, and Mr Len. Maurice, in vocal effects. 10.30: Mr Frank Leonard, comedian. 10.38: Mr Montgomery Stuart, elocutionist. 10.48: The 2FC Dance Band. 10.50: Late news and sporting information. Announcements. 10.54: The 2FC Dance Band and Mr Len. Maurice. 11.0: "Big Ben.” The new Wentworth Symphonic Dance Orchestra, under the baton of Mr Frederick Leighton, will be heard until 11.45 p.m. 11.45: National Anthem. Close down. 3LO, MELBOURNE. 5.30: Sporting results. 5.40: Children's choir. Answers to letters and birthday greetings. 5.55: Nell Crane will amuse the children for a few minutes. 6.2: "Little Mias Kookaburra” will tell you what happens to the twin bears while Fuzzy goes after raspberries. 6.12: Nell Crane hSs something more to say. 6.17: "Little Miss Kookaburra” will give another instalrneni. of "The Cruise of the Saucy Jane.” 6.35: News servicer. Weather information. Aerial mail information. 6.47: Stock Exchange information. Overseas shipping. 6.52: Market reports. Night Session. 7.15: Mr E. Simms, secretary Commonwealth Railways, "Uniforr/i Gauge for AusIra’ian Railway-.” 7.30: Mr F. Chapman, ' .Fossil Reds of the Torquay Cliffs.” 7.45: Dr. Leach. "Seagulls.’’ 8.0: Malvern Tramways Band. “Sweet Ballet Egyptian” (Lugi). 8.10: Estelle Mark Trio, fifteen minutes with the famous composer, "Mozart.” 8.25: Malvern Tramways Band, waltz, "Thoughts” (Joyce). 8.32: Madame Lambert, soprano, selection from "Madame Butterfly.” "Aime Moi” (Bemberg). 8.40: Captain Donald MacLean, "The Greatest Monster who ever sailed the Seas.” 8.55: Ernest Wilson, baritone,

"Old Barty” (Brant). "Mother Maehree” (Olcott and Ball). 9.2: Malvern Tramways Band, intermezzo, “Siziletto.” 9.7: Miss Lee White and Mr Clay Smith will entertain you with selections from their repertoire. 9.17: Malvern Tramways Band, march "Al Abanico.” 9.24: Joe Brennan, assisted by Ida Newton, sketch. "The Fireman” ; "Old Daye and New" ; "Eccentric Boy Patter.” 0,86: Malvern Tramways Band. march, "Vedette” (Alford). 9.42: Syd Beck, comedian, selected. 9.50. News service. British wireless. Announcements. 10.0: "The Futurists" present a radio revuette, "Melbourne ColHng.” The company will call you up through 3LO. A sad tale of home life. A dog's life. The wife, Ira Vanda; the husband, Cyril Northcotc ; the friend, Gus Dawi»on. G. W. Desmond tells the trials and troubles of a cop. Ira Vanda sings "Gimme i\ Little Kiss.” An up-to-the-minute burIcaqiie, "Broadcasting.” Harry, Gus Dawson ; Tom, Cyril Northcote; Harry's wife, Ira Vanda; Uncle Toby. G. W. Desmond. The company sings a finale. "Wonderful Days.” 10.25: Malvern Tramways Band, march,

"Blancathia.” 10.35: Ernest Wnson, baritone, “Cloze Props” (Charles). J 0.37: Malvern Tramways Band, waltz, “Ammoretta.” 10.42: Nihlo and Dorrs; “Dog Patter”; "She's Me Baby.” 10.50: Mr Norman MeGance will give a review of to-night’s Stadhzm event. 11.0: Our Great Thought, "We only need to be as true to others as we are to ourselves, that there may be ground? enough for friendship.”—Thoreau. 11.1: Joe Aronson's synco-SymphoDists—"On the Riviera.” “By the Waters of Minnetonka.” "That’s My Girl,” "I Want a Pardon for Daddy,” "St. Louis Blues,” "Hi Ho the Merrio,” “You Need Someone to Irfjve," "Cairn Hawaiian Seas,” "Stepping in Society,” "Meadow Lark. "Coaxin’ the Piano-Piano Solo.” “Speech,” "It's Made You Happy.” “Mignonette,” "How Could Red Riding Hood.” “Clrp Bands. Here Comes Charlie,” "While the Years Go Drifting By,”

"Some Other Bird Whistled a Tune.” “Moonlight on the Ganges.” 11.40: God Save the King. 2BL (SYDNEY. 8.0: G.P.O. chimes and topical chorus. 8.3: King’s Mandolin Orchestra. 8.10: Mr Dick Matthews (comedian). 8.17: Mr Macready Wilson (basso). 8.24: Miss Beryl Scott (soubrette). 8.31: Broadcasting from Maronbra Speedway. 8.55: Resume of following day's programme. 9.1: King’s’ Mandolin Orchestra. 9.8: Broadcasting from Maroubra Speedway. 9.23: Mr Did: Matthews. 9.30: Broadcasting from Maroubra Speedway. 9.45: Mr Macready Wilson. 9.52: Broadcasting from Maroubra Speedway. 10.8: Broadcasting from Maroubra Speedway. 10.15: The Ambassadors Dance Band, broadcast from the ballroom of the Ambassadors. During the intervals between dances news reports by courtesy of the Sun newspapers will be broadcast. 4QG. BRISBANE 6.30: Children's session—Bedtime stories by “Uncle Ben” and “Uncle Jim.” 7.15: Raring results. 7.20: To-day's football play described. 7.30: Sailing notes by “Tiller.” 8.0: Motor cycle races, from the National Speedway. 8.30: Orchestral music from the Gaiety Theatre, Toowong. 9.0: Motor cycle races, from the National ‘Speedway. 9.30: Dance music from Lennons* Bailroom. 10.0: The Sunday Mail news service. New Zealand time is an hour and a-half ahead of Australian time. SUNDAY PROGRAMMES IYA, AUCKLAND. 6.30 p.m.: Relay of evening service from the Baptist Tabernacle ; preacher. Rev. Joseph W. Kemp ; organist, Mr Arthur E. Wilson. 8.30 to 9.45 p.m.: Relay of organ recital by Mr M. Barnett from Town Hall. 3YA. CHRISTCHURCH. 6.30 pun.: Belay of evening aervice from Durham Street MelbodnA Church; preacher.

Rev. Arthur Hay. Choir and organ, Mr Ernest Firth, F.R.C.O. 8.30 to 9 p.m.: Studio items. 4YA, DUNEDIN 6.15 p.m.: Relay of evening service from St. Paul’s Cathedral. Preacher, Rev. Canon Nevill. Organist, Mr E. Heywood, F.R.C.O. 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.: Relay of concert by the Tramways Band, from the Empire Theatre. 2YK, WELLINGTON. 6.55 p.m.: Relay of evening service from Vivian Street Baptist Church. Preacher, Rev. F. E. Harry. Choirmaster, Mr A. R. Don. Organist, Mr Chas. Collins. 8.15 p.m. to 9.45 p.m.: . Relay of Port Nicholson Silver Band from the Grand Opera House. 4QG, BRISBANE. 7.20 p.m.: The complete evening service held by the International Bible Students' Association will be relayed from the School of Arts. Organ overtures, Miss V. Smith ; hymn No. 55, “Praise the Lord” ; prayer ; announcements ; solo. Mrs Taylor; Scripture; hymn No. 63, "God Moves in a Mysterious Way” ; address, “Wireless and Prophecy,” Mr R. A. Kinnimonth ; solo, Mr W. Donald ; hymn No. 11, “All People That oh Earth Do Dwell”; Benediction. Band Concert.—At the conclusion of the church service the concert provided by the Brisbane Municipal Concert Band (conductor, Mr E. Jackson), will he relayed from Wickham Park. The programme will include: Overture. "Eliza e Claudio” (Mercadante) ; selection from “Pagliaeei (Leoncavallo) ; Hadyn’s “Farewell” (symphony). 9.30 pan.—Gloae down.