OVER THE AERIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 225, 23 September 1929, Page 6

OVER THE AERIAL.

BROADCASTS THIS EVENING. Details or programmes to he sent out by New Zealand and Australian broadcasting stations to-day and to-morrow arc as follow: —■ Auckland, IYA (333 metres). —S p.m., chime;;; 8.1, relay from the University College Hall or debate between the memv hers of the Victoria College debating: team, which is to tour the United States of America, and the Auckland University College debating , team. Auckland, IZ3 (275 metres). — 7.30 p.m.. selected programme of vocal, instrumental and other items. Auckland, 12Q (253 metres).—B p.m., chime?: selected numbers from Gounod's "Faust"; 8.20, IZO Chamber Trio; 8.30, radio talk by Roy Keith; 5.45, request session; 0, chimes; distant station report; 0.5. selected numbers; 9.20, IZQ Chamber Trio; 0.30, latest gramophone records; • 10, dance session. Wellington, 2VA (4 1G.7 metres). — 5 p.m., children's session; G, dinner music; 7, news, markets and sports; 7.-50, H. C. South, book review; 8, chimes; 8.1; orchestra, "Bohemian Girl" overture; 8.9, .soprano, Myra sawyer, "The Tomb of an Unknown Woman"; 8.13,

piano, Adelaide Long-, "Waltz in E Flat" (Chopin); S.-20, .baritone, John Prouse, "Pilgrim's Song-," "Don Juan's Serenade"; 8.27, orchestra, "Ukrainian Suite"; 8.35, recital, Rose Carte, "The Ballad of Splendid Silence."; 8.41, 'cello, record, "Ave Verum"; 8.-15, contralto, Rene Goyder, "Home Along"; 8.49, tenor, Harry Phipp3, "Malvern Hills in Spring-," "My Girl and I"; 8.55, violin, with orchestra, "Andante" (Lalo); <j.:j, weather report; 9.5, relay of organ recital by 11. Temple White, "Serenade" (Schubert), "March or the Israelites"; 9.20, tenor, G. Austin Blackie, "I Know or Two Bright Eyes," "Prelude" from "Cycle or Life"; 9.H8, Myra Sawyer, "L'Ete"; 'J. 32, baritone, John Prouse, "Si 11 Rigor," "To Anthea"; 9.40, orchestra, '•Brahms'-Memories"; 9.48, Rose Carte, "A Clwcrful Visitor," "A Telephone Conversation"; 9.54, Harry Phipps, "Jean"; 9.58, Rene.Goycler, "Boat Song," "1 Heard You Go By"; 10.4, orchestra, "Marche Milltaire Francaise." Christchurch, 3YA (30G metres). — 5 p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news; 8. chimes; relay rrom the Theatre Royal, Timaru, ot' concert by the Timaru Orchestral Society; orchestra, selected, march; overture, "Masaniello"; dance suite, orchestra, "Three English Dances"; orchestra, "Othello" suite; overture, "The Magic Flute"; selections, "The Sleeping Beauty," "Praelutii. ." "iOisl" uaiii.t mu.sic. The above programme will be interspersed with vocal and other numbers.

Dirnodin, 4YA (403 metres). — 6 p.m., children's session; 7, news; 7.40, wireless technical talk; 8.0, operatic and other numbers.

Sydney, 2FC .(412 metres). —7.15 p.m., children's session; 8.15, dinner music by studio '.orchestra; 0, sports; 9.7, Stock Exchange reports; 9.10, news; 0.15, organ recital; 0.45, National Broadcasting Orchestra and studio artists; 11.50, dance music. Sydney. 2BL (353 metres). —7.45 p.m., dinner music; 8.15, children's session; 8.35, studio music; 8.50, market reports; «J, dinner music; 9.30, concert items. Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres). — 7.15 p.m., children's session; 8, market reports; s 30 lecturettes; 9.30, concert programme. KcSJourne, 3AR (484' metres). — 7.45 p.m., dinner music by the studio orchestra; 9, gramophone records; 9.15, market reports; 9.30, concert programme. Brisbane, 4QG (385 metres). — 7.30 p.m., general news; 7.35, gramophone records; 7.55, commercial; 8, children s session; 8.30, news, markets and lectur,Ptte; 10, programme by the studio orchestra and studio artists.

TO MORROW'S Auckland (IYA (333 metres).—3 p.m., studio Items; 5.0. children's session; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, motoring talk, George Campbell; 7.15, news and market reports; 7.40, A. B. Fitt. "Why and How We Di'eam"; 8.0, chimes; 8.1, bass-baritone, Frank Sutherland, "Hear Me, Ye Winds ana Waves," "n Mlo"; S.B, recital, Audrey Perry, "How Bannerrnan Rode the Grey"; 8.13, soprano, Alma McGnier, "The Tickle '°®; "Mother, You Know the Story"; i>.2o, instrumental, studio trio, "Keltic Lament" "Serenade"; 8.20, topical talk, and Beryl Smith, "Not Now, But Later"; 8.4 C-, piano, Eric W.ners, "Fire Mus'c » frem "The Valkyrie"; 8.53 contralto Beryl Smith, "The Touch of a woman?s Han:'.'! »vo;e Di Donna o D'An~elo"™q o •we:; or report; 9.3, Frank' Sutherland "The colleen Bawn"; 9.7, selection studio trio, "Good News"; 0.15, Audrey Perry "Pretty Girl," "Misunderstood" ■ o<m Alma McGruer ana Beryl Smith "if v™ Look in Her Eyes"; 9.25, review' of latent gramophone recordings by «a rl mentator." uom "

Wellington, 2Y (41G.7 metres) -_•» r, m studio items; 5.0, children's session- rn dinner music; 7.0, .news, markets' and sports; 7.4 3, lecturetto, "For the ai an on the Land"; 8.0, chimes; 8.1 oren e Va "Morning, Noon and Night"; 8.9, soprano' Jeannette Briggs, "Indian Love Call"- a humour, Douglas Stark, "Bella" s' s'oq

orcliestra, "Woodland Sketches," Nos. 1, 5 and 7 (McDowell); 8.28, tenor, Roy Hill, "The Frog and the Mouse"; 8.32, popular songs, Lily Charles, "On Ton or the World Alone," "Big- City Blues": f.39, studio orchestra, "The Lost Chord," "Skaters' Waltz"; 8.47, Jeannette Brig-g-s, "If I Were a Lark"; 8.51, selected, orchestra; 8.59, weather report; 9.1, Jeannette Brigg-s arid Roy Hill, "Mountain' Lovers"; 9.5, Douglas Stark, "Tobermory Treasure," "Lauchie McGraw"; 9.12, Roy Hill, "The Maiden Blush," "Five Lyes"; 9.22, Lily Charles, "Coquette"; 9.26, orchestra, "Air do Ballet" (Borch); 9.31, gramophone dance programme until 11 p.m. Christchurch, 3Yfl.—Silent day. Dunedin. 4YA (IC3 metres). —6 p.m., children's session: 7.0, news; 7.30, lecturette. Lloyd Ross, "Drama and the Machine Age"; 8.0, concert programme by the St. Hilda Band and assisting artists..