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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 227, 25 September 1929, Page 6

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BROADCASTS THIS EVENING. Details of programmes to be sent out by New Zealand and Australian broadcasting- stations to-day and to-morrow are as follow:— Auckland, IVA (333 metres).—s p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news and market reports; 7.40, physical culture talk, Norman Kerr: S, chimes; 8.1, orchestra. "Chu Chin Chow" selection; 8.9, vocal, New -Zealand Four, "Forget It"; .8.13, band, record, "Marche ludienne"; 8.16, baritone, Eric Mannell, '-'When My Ships Come Sailing 1 Home"; 8.90. violin, G. A. Fowler, Hej! HaJ"; 8.24, James Simpson and Duncan Black, "The. Pride of Kildare"; 8.28, orchestra, "Rubinesque"; 8.32, tenor, Hoy Dormer, "It's a Year, Almost"; . 8.36, chorus, record, "Round the Hay Wain"; 8.40. saxophone, Charles McGlashan, "Sax-o-phun"; 8.'4'4, song at piano, Reginald Morgan, "At Dawning"; 5.4.5, marimba solo, Gordon Cole. "Aloha-oe"; 8.52, New Zealand Four, "Honey Town" ; 8.56, band, record, "Merrie England" selection; 9.4, weather report; 9.6, bass, Duncan Black, "Linden Lea"; 9.10, orchestra, "In a Monastery Garden"; 9.18, Roy Dormer and Eric Mannell, "Arise, 0 Sun"; 9.22, chorus, record, "A Russian Barcarolle"; 9.26, G. A. Fowler, "Reverie"; 9.30. James Simpson, "Loughareema," "You in a Gondola"; 9.37. trumpet, R. Sprowl, "Softly Awakes My Heart"; 9.41, R. Morgan, "Until"; 9.45, band, record, "Regimental March Medley"; 9.53, New Zealand Four, "Return, Soft, Gentle Evening"; 9.57, orchestra, "Broadway Melodj'.V "You Were Meant for Me." W«llington, 2YA,—Silent day. Christchurch, 3YA (306 metres). — 5 p.m., children's session; 0, dinner music; 7, news: 7.30, stock market reports; 8, chimes; S.l, orchestral overture, record, "Merry Wives of Windsor": relay from Civic Theatre of grand cantata, "The Golden Legend," produced by the Royal Christchurch Musical Society, conducted by W. H. Dixon; 8.55, studio programme, orchestral, record. "Faust Ballet Music"; 9.3, weather report; 9.5, mezzo-soprano, Merle Miller, "Musetta's Song"; 9.9,- barit6ne, Fred. Penfold, "Prologue—l Pagliaccl"'; 9.13. piano, Maud Stoxit and Vera Carpenter, "ValsQ Brillante": 9.17, contralto, Nellie Lowe, Roses," "The Castillian Maid"; 9.22,. tenor. Harold Pres- " .cott, "Once Again"; 9.26, orchestral, record, "Faust Ballet Music—sth and ,6'tli Movements"; . 9.30, Fred. Penfold. "Sing to Me, Sing," "I 'Would if I Were - a King"; 9.35. Vera Carpenter and Maud Stout,"Overture, Second Movement" (Mendelssohn).; 9.40, Merle Miller,. "At Night," "After a Dream": 0.45. Harold Preseott, "A- Song.of Thanksgiving"; 9.49, orchestral.- record, "Faust Ballet 'Music—7 th Movement"; 9.53, Nellie Lowe. "A Summer Nig-ht";' : Merle Miller and Harold Preseott, "O Night of Love"; 10, band selection, rccord, ««iolanthe.'.'". ■ Dunetfin, 4VA (463 metres).-6 p.m.. children's session; 7, news; 8.1, • short organ recital by Leslie Harvey, followed by special "'programme by Dunedin Orphans' Clttb' Ch'rJste.v . Minstrels; 0.43. gramophone dance programme until '41. p.m. Svdnev, 2FC (442 metres).—7.ls p.m.. children's session; 8.15, dinner music by the studio orchestra: 9, news, markets end sports;- 9.15, organ recital ; 9.45, theatre presentation programme; 10.35, radio play; 10.45, instrumental recital. Sydney,-'2BU metres). —7.45 p.m., dinner music; 8.15. children's session; • . 5.35..-'studio music; 8.50, market reports: o. dinner music: 9.30,. concerted, band jriusic and vocal items, followed by concert programme. - Melbourne, 3LO (371 metres). — 7.15 p.m., children's session; 8. market reports; •] 8.30, lecturettes: 9.30, concert programme. Melbourne, 3AR (4'84 metres). — 7.45p.m., dinner music by the studio orchestra; 9, gramophone records; 9.15, market _ reports; 9.30, concert programme.

TOMORROW'S PROGRAMMES. ' Auckland, IYA (333 metres).—3 p.m.. relay of concert from Lewis Eady, Ltd.: 5.0, children's session; CO, dinner music; 7.0, book review; 7.15, news and markets; 7:40, 'talk, "pj.ew Zealand Manufactures,'; 8.0, cirimes; 8.1;' presentation or a novelty-programme. "Not- Quite- on ihe Western Front"; 9.30, gramopoone dance programme rintil 11.' •Wellinoton. 2YA (416.? metres). —3 p.m., studio items; 5.0, children's session; Q..0, dinner music; 7.0,. news, markets ana,sports results; 7.34, W. J. Ferg-ie, 'Excursions by Rail"; 7.40, A. J. NiClioJlS, oardemng-"; s'.o, chimes; sturtio concert ■?Li»SS Wellil »frton Artillery Band and °tw.J* ; m , sts : ■•β-i, marcii, bajid, Tonovancla.'- selection. "La Traviata"; contralto, Ivy Stawton <-t '^ 8 -' i7 > Tomba"; S.SifnaSi 'tantasu "A Sailor's Jfemories"; 859 ' Wft W' Were a Play"; 0.28, cornet, "■ k Garrv