BROADCASTING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 187, 10 August 1931, Page 10

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TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES Following are the programmes ■' Australian and New Zealand stations scheduled lor to-day. In the ease of Australian nations Australian time is given in each instance, which is one and a-half hours behind tha: of New Zealand;— 2ZK, WANGANUI {595 Kilocycles I. Programme of selected records from the Mtocks of D. A. Morrison & Co. Broadcasting hours 11 a.m, until I.CO p.ai 11 a.m.- Percival Mackey’s Band, "Vagabond King” selection; Harry Dearth. Fine Old English Gentleman” and ‘‘The Fly be 01, the Turmits”; Terence Casey. . organ. “Pleading” and “Devotion’'; Colonial Cub Orchestra. "Stein Song" and “Blue is the Night”; Muro Loinanto, “La Donna r- 1 Mobile” and “Questa o Quella”; Salvati'i. Army Band, “Beautiful Cannau” and “Semi* Leader”; Jas. Compton, “Stars in a V. Ivety Ssk” and “An Emblem” ; Layton and Johnstone, “My Blue Heaven” and 'Just a Memory”; Fred. Rich and Orchestra, "Thre< Little Words” and “Sing Something Simple” . J. H. Squire Celeste Octet, “Hungarian Dance No. 5” and “Spring Song” ; The Brothers Devey. “The Lark Polka” and “Sphinx Waltz”; Ernest McKinlay, “HomLittle Maori” and “Hoea. Ra” ; Bob Haring’s Orchestra, “Betty Co-ed” and "I Love N‘ So Much” ; Moran and Mack, “Two Black Crows in Hades”; Ignaz Fiedman, “Hark, Hark’ the Lark'.”; Plaza Theatre Orchestra, “My Lady Dainty” and "Busy Boe”; Rob*. Easton, “Time To Go” and “If Ever I Meet the Sergeant”; Norman Long, "Oveitu 1919”; Albt. Sammons, “Molly on H Shore” and ‘Txsndonderry Air.” 1.30 p.m.; Close down. IYA. AUCKLAND. <9OO Kilocycles; 333 Metres). Silent Day, 2YA. WELLINGTON. 720 Kilocycles) 10.0 a.m.: Chimes, Selected gramoi-hon recordings. 11.12: Lecturette, “Cooking.’ 11.37; Lecturette, “Health Hints or First Aid.” 12.0: Lunch hour music. 2.0: Selected recordings. 3.30 and 4.30: Sporting results to hand. 5.0: Children’s session. 6.0 •. Dinner music session. 7.0: News session, market reports and sports results. 7.40: Taik —Mr E. B. McKay, “Contract Bridge.” s.u: Chimes. Overture—Grand Symphony C - chestra. 8.8: Quartette —Ariel Singer.-. 8.14: Tenor—Mr Harry Brusey. 8.20: Musical Pur trait Series—“ Classical Dances.” Violin and piano—Mrs Nancie Holloway (violin), MiGladys Watkins (piano). 8.35: Vocal trioAriel Singers. Soprano—Miss Jeanette Briv.v L.A.B. 8.41: Violin—Alexander Sebah 8.47: Duet —Misses Jeanette Briggs an Neaire Coster. 8.51: Selection—2YA O chestrina. 9.0: Evening weather report an station notices. 9.2: Talk—Mr N. C. Bae> ertz. 9.12: Quartette —Ariel Singers. 9.if) Instrumental—2 YA Orchestrina. 9.20; Ba —Mr J. M. Caldwell w’ith orchestral aceom paniment. 9.25: Soprano—Miss JeaneBriggs, L.A.8., with orchestral accompan - ment. 9.30: Musical Portrait Series—‘ Cla - sica*. Dances” (Part 2). 9.40: Choir—Tcmaiteichor Leipzig. 9.46: Contralto— Ml Neaire Coster, with orchestral accompaniment. 9.51: Selection—2YA Orchestrina. 10.0: Dance music programme—Recorded. 11.0: Goa Save the King.

3YA. CHRISTCHURCH. <9BO Kilocycles). 3.0: Gramophone recital. 3.30: Talk—Mr W;ll Lawson, under auspices of N.Z. NativeBirds’ Protection Society. 4.25: Sports results. 5.0: Children’s hour. 6.0: Dinner music session. 7.0: News session. 7.30: Talk —Mrs E. A. Hotchkin, “The Empire Service League.” 8.0: Chimes. Band programme by the Woolston Brass Band, and rssDled bv 3YA artists. March —Band. 8.13: Mr Jas. Filer. 8.18: Two pianos—Wm. Gross and Walter Kauffmann. 8.24: Mezzo-con-tralto—Mrs Winifred Andrews. 8.29: Waltz Band. 8.34; Humour—Mr H. Tnstone. 8.39: Novelty—Gvinzing Schrammel Trio. t.4.>:' Songs at the 8.51: Male choir—Um! Cossacks. 8.59: Xylophone solo —Bandsman Bipgs. 93: Weather forecast and station notices. 9.5: Talk—Mr E. Eveagh Lord. 9.20: Bass—Mi J. Filer. 9.26: Mouth Organ Band Pauley Witch Ensemble. 9.32: Mezzo-con-tralto— Mrs Winifred Andrew--. 9.36: Humour —Mr H. Instone. 9.41: One Step—Band. 9.45: Songs at the piano- Mr Jack Blair. 9.51. Hawaiian—Moana Orchestra. 9.56: March—Band. 10.0: God Save the King. 4 YA. DUNEDIN. <650 Kilocycles). 3.0: Selected recordings. 5.0; Children’s session. 6.0: Dinner music session. 7.0: News session. 7.30: Talk—Mr John Bowie, “Early Otago.” 8.0: Chimes. Specially Recorded International Programme. God Save the King. 2YB. NEW PLYMOUTH. (1230 Kilocycles.) 8 to 10 p.m.: Concert programme. 4QG. BRISBANE. <395 Metres; 760 Kilocycles.) 6.50: Children’s session. 7.0: Commercial and sporting section. 7.55: Musical interlude 7.59: Eastern Australian Standard Time Signals. 8.0: Studio programme. 11.30 Close down. IRK, ROCKHAMPTON. (329 Metres). 6. p.m. 2 Relayed from 4QG. 7.4" . ?<> «« service. Bto 11.30 p.m.: Concert progr-.mime. 2FC, SYDNEY. (451 Metres). 5.45 pm.: Children’s session. 6.45; The A.B.C. Orchestra, 7.20; A.B.C. sporting and news items. S.O: Studio concert programme. 2BL. SYDNEY. 1 353 Metres). 6.15 p.m..- Dance music. 7.5: Country session. 7.20: Dance music, 8.0: Studio concert programme.