BROADCASTING.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19145, 31 October 1927, Page 13

BROADCASTING.

TODAY'S PROGRAMMES. ; 3YA, OHRISTCHURCH. (306 Metres.) 3 p.m.: Afternoon concert session. .6: Children's session, by Uncle Jack. 7.15: News and reports; studio concert by Christchurch Municipal Band, under couductorship of Mr A. J. Schnack, and assisting 3YA artists. 8: Chimes; relay of orchestral selections from Strand Picture Theatre Quartet, under conductorship o£ Mr Harry Ellwood. 8.10: March, Band, "Half-and-Half," Morrison. 8.16: Meazo-soprano solo, Miss Elsie Keen, "Sympathy," Marshall. 8.20: Selection, Band, "Spring's Awakeuiug." 8.30: Baritone solo, Mr Ivan Johnson, "Border Ballad," Cowan. 5.34; Cornet solo, Mr ■Fred. Fox, Belected. 8.39: Mezzo-contralto bolo, Mrs G. L. Drewett, "Sweet and Low," Wallace. 8.43: Selection, Band, "Something to Adore," Booscy. 8.49: Mezzo-soprano solo, Miss Elsio Keen, "I Heard You Singing," Coates. 8.53: Hymn, Band, "Bradford." 9: Relay from Strand Picture Theatre. 9.10: March Band, "On Tour," White. 9.15: Baritone solo, Mr Ivan Johnson, "Come, Sine to Me," Thompson. 9.22: Waltz, Band, "Victory," Baynes. 9.32: Mezzo-contralto solo, Mr G. L. Drewett, "Tho Sweetest Flower that Blows," Hawley. 9.36: Fantasia, Band, 'Uncle Rastus's Skating Party." 9.46: Mezr.o-Eoprano solo. Miss Elsio Keen. "The Magic Month of May," Newton. 9.50: Selection, Band, "Normanhurst," Greenwood. 10.2: Baritone solo, Mr Ivan Johnson, "Out on the Deep," Lohr. 10.6: Mezzo-contralto solo, Mrs G. L. Drewett, "Tatters," Lane. 10.10: March, Band, "Steadfast and True," Tieke.

2VA, WELLINGTON.. (420 Metros.) . a p.m.: Gramophone recital. 3.50: Sporting results to hand. 8.31: Lecturette, Miss Mann, "Fashions." 3.46: Gramophone recital and relay of Manuel Hymau's Exhibition Band from the Adelphi Cabaret. 4 5'J: Sporting results to hand. 0: Children's session, Aunt Jo and party. 7: Xcws session and market reports. 8: Chimes of the General Post Office Clock, Wellington. 8.1: Overture. 8.5: Quartet, the Wm. Kcnshaw Quartet, "Hail, Orpheus. Hail." 8.8: Cornet, Mr W. J. Kay, "Zelda," Code (Allen and Co.). 8.13: Elocution, Mr Stanley Warwick, (a) "Bredon Hill," Shortlauds; (b) Opening the Sardines," Roberts (Rey-nolds-French). 8.20: Instrumental. Svmon.s-Elhvood-Short Trio. "Allegro Moderate" (First Movement, Trio in D Minor), Arenfky (Augener). 8.32: Soprano, Mrs Amy Dunn, "Aria. Com' o' Cello" (Lucrezia Borgia), Donizetti (Boosey. and Co.). 8.37: ■Violin, Miss Ava Symons, "Tempo de Minuetto," Pugnani-Kreisler. 5.42: Baritone, Mr T. C. Wood. "The Volga Boatman," Koeneman (Chester). 5.4<3: Flute, Mr Claude Tucker, "Polonaise," Buse (Ricordi). - 8.51: Contralto, Miss Nora Greene, (a) "Restless Love," Schubert; (b) "The Forge," Brahms (Augener-Simrock). S_.SC: Tenor, Mr Wm. Renshaw. "0, Vision Entrancing" (Esraerelda), Goring Thomas (Boosey and Co.). 9.1: Weather report. 9.2: Lecturette. Mr Hugh C. Jenkins, "The Lighter Side of Law." 9.14: Quartet, the Wm. Renshaw Quartet. "Good-Night. Beloved." Bah'e (Boosev and Co.). 9.15: Cornet, Mr W. J. Kay, "Sea Flower," Rollinson {Carl Fischer). 9.32: Klocution. Mr Stanley Warwick. (a) "The Student's Story," anon.; (b) "His Epitaph," Will Ogilvie. 9.30: Instrumental, Symons-EH-wood-Short Trio, "Elegie" (Third Movement, D Minor, Trio). Arensky (Augener). 9.38: Soprano, Mrs Amy Dunn, (a) "Arrogant Poppies," Armstrong Gibbs; (b) "Sing, Joyous Bird." Phillips (CurwenChsppell). 9.43: Violin, Miss Ava Symons, "Melodie," Gluck-Kreisler. 9.43: Baritone, Mr T. C. Wood, "The Pretty Creature." Lane Wilson • (Boosey and <?o.). 9.5.-,: Flute, Mr Claude Tucker. "Serenade." Titl (Kicorrli and Co,). 9.56-: Vocal duet, Mr T. C. Wood and Miss Nora ' Greene. "The Yeyagers," Sanderson (Boosey and Co.),

' 2FO SYDNEY. - {442 Metres.) 7.30 p.m.: Programme announcements. 7.35: Studio music. 7.45: Direct from Melbourne—Tho 2FC Racing Commissioner will speak and give his anticipations for the Melbourne Cup. 8: "Big Bon." From the Sydney Studio—A short talk on ''World .Thrift" in connexion with the International Celobration this day. 8.10: From tho Conservatorium Hall, Sydney—ltems from the testimonial concert tendered to the well-known Sydney professional teacher of singing, Mr Arthur Appleby. The Royal Sydney Apollo Club. 8.17: From the Studio—Details will be given. of tho time of the transmission of tho speech by' the Dominion Secretary, Mr Aniery, who is being tendered a Parliamentary dinner in Melbourne. 8.25: Further items from the Conservatorium Hal!. Cyril Monk, violinist. 8.32: Alfred O'Shea, Australia's foremost tenor. 8.40: The Conservßtorium String Quartet, Gerald Walenn (violin),. Lionel Lawson (violin), Alfred Hill (piano), Gladstone Bell ('cello). 8.50: Gweji Selva, soprano. 9: Peter Gavrthorne (J. C. Williamson Theatres, Ltd.). 0.7: Dagmar Thomson, violinist. 9.14:- Charles . Sraythc, basso. 9.20: L. Godfrey Smith, pianist. 9.27: Short interval at the Conservatorium during which a musical item will bo given from the Studio. Lata weather forecast. 9.32: From the Conservstorinm Hal! —The Stacll String Quartet (Henri Staell, Mownt Carter, W. 3. Grieves, Bryce Carter). 9.40: W. Reginald Gooud, basso. 9.48: Harrison Allen, cloculfonst. £.56: Rene Maxwell, soprano. 10.3: Winifred Burston. pianist. 10.10: Arthur Greenaway (J. C. Williamson Thentres, Ltd.), 10.15:. Alfred Cunninghami baritone. 10.22: Moore MacMnhon, violinist. 10.27: Virginia Bassetti. contralto. 10.30: Frank Hufchcns and Lindler Evans, pianists. 10.40.-From the Studio—The 2FO Studio D.-.nco Band. 10.50,: Len Maurice, baritone. 10.57: Late news and announcements. 11: "Big Ben." The 2FC Studio Dance Band, interspersed with vocal numbers by Len Maurice, till 11.30.

3LO MELBOURNE. (371 Metres.) 7.15 p.m.: Under the auspices of the Boy Scouts' Association, Deputy-Chief Commissioner Dr. C. G.'McAdam will speak. 7.30: Mr E. C. H. Taylor, "School Life and School Sport." 7.45: Under the auspices, of the Department of Agriculture, Mr P. Ryan, Inspector of Agriculture, will speak on "Growing Crops for Ensilage." 8: Dinner at Federal Parliament House, tendered to Mr Lv C. Amery, Secretary of State for the Dominions, by the Federal Government. 9.30: South Melbourne City Band. 9.40: "Cardigan," Mr 11. A. Wolfe, Sporting Editor of the "Argus" and "Australasian," the Melbourne Cup. 9.47: Announcements. Health Association's message. 9.51: Studio Quartet. The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria's Safety Message. 10: Michael Connolly, baritone. 10.7: "Argus" news service. Meteorological information. British official wireless news. Island steamer movements. 10.15: South Melbourne City Band. 10.22: Anita Shawe, soubrette. 10.29: Studio Quartet. 10.36: Michael Connolly. 10.43: South Melbourne City Band. 11: Our Great Thought. 11.1: Ham Johnston's Monte Carlo Orchestra till 11.40 p.m.