BROADCASTING.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19167, 25 November 1927, Page 11

BROADCASTING.

TODAY'S PROGRAMMES. ITA AUCKLAND. (333 Metres.) 3 p.m.: Afternoon session—Selected studio items. 4: A literary selection, by Mr Culford Bell. 4.30: Close down. 6: Children's hour—"Nod." 7: Close down. 7.15: News and reports. 7.45: close down. s'■ Chimes. 8.1: Tenor solos, Mr Robert Peter, (a) "The Woodland Flower" (Thomas); "'Heart o fire, Love" (I'raser). 6.9: Cornet duo, Messrs Salthouse and Davies, "Birds in the Forest." 8.13: Mezzo-soprano solo, Mrs B. Jellard, "My Ships" (Barrett). 8.17: Organ, Mr Arthur E. Wilson and assisting vocalist, organ recital and vocal selections. 9.17: Weather forecast. 9.18: Kelay of orchestral interlude from Majestic Theatre Orchestra, under the direction of Mr J. WhitefordWaugh. 9.28: Tenor solo, Mr R. Peter, "Cloths of Heaven" (Dunhill). 0.32: Violin eolo, Mr Norman Watson, "Melody in V" (Lawrence). 9.36: Cornet duos, Messrs Davies and Salthouse, (a) "Barcarolle" (Offenbach); (b) "0, Lovely Night" (Cooke). 9.44: Mezzo-soprano solos, Mrs B. Jellard, (a) "The Meeting of the Waters" (Allan); (b) "The String of Pearls" (Phillips). 9.52: Violin solos, Mr N. Watson, (a) "Madrigal" (Simonette); (b) "Midnight Bells" (Kreislcr). 10: A thought. 10.1: Closo down. 2YA WELLINGTON. (420 Metres.) 3 p.m.: Afternoon session, selected studio items. 3.30: Lecturette, Miss Marion Christian, "Gas Cooking." 3.45: Available sports results. 3.47: Kelay of Manuel Hyroan's Exhibition Band from the Adolphi Cabaret. 4.15: Selected gramophone items. 5: Closo down. 6: Children's hour. 7: News sessions, market reports, and sporting results. 7.40: Lecturette, Mr D. G. Paris. "Athletics" (lecture No. 4). S: Chimes of the General Post Office clock, Wellington. 8.1: Overture, "In a Persian Market" (Ketelby). 8.5: Quartet, Philharmonic Quartet, "Vo Banks and Braes" (Brr. McNought). 8.9: Tenor solo, Mr Edwin Dennis, "Warwickshire Wooing" (James).' 8.14: Humorous recital, Mr R. Walpole, "Daylight Saving" (Walpole). 8.20: Instrumental trio, Symons-EHwood-Short Trio, "Second Movement, Dumky Trio" (Dvorak). 8.30: Quartet, Philharmonic Quartet, "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" (arr. Sawyer). 8.34: Contralto solo, Miss Madge Freeman, "The Lord Is My Light" (Allitson). 8.37: Hawaiian trio, Mr James Goer and party, "Hawaiiun Medley." 8.42: Vocal duet, Messrs Dennis and Marshall, "Excelsior" (Balfo). 8.45: 'Cello solo, Mr George Kllwood, "Sonate in D Minor" (Corelli). 8.50: Bass solo, Mr W. W. Marshall, "Jungle Song" (Hiscocks). 8.55: Humorous recital, Madame Eugenic Dennis, "Young Wife's First Visit to Butcher's Shop" (anon.). 9: Weather forecast. 9.1: Lecturette, Kditor-Announccr, "Foreign Affairj." 9.15: Quartet, Philharmonic Quartet, "Pro Phundo Basso" (Bliss). 9.18: Soprano nolo, Mrs Ellison Porter, "C.irmcna" (AVilson). 9.2 a: Instrumental trio, Synious-Ellwood-Short Trio, "Third Movement, Dumky Trio" (Dvorak). 9.32: Bass solo, Mr W. W. Marshall, "Devonshire Oream and Cider" (James). 9.35: Humorous recital, Mr B. Walpole, "Monty on Bolshevism" (Milton Hayes). 9.39: Vocal trio. Members Philharmonic Quartet, "Oars Are Splashing" (Giebel). 9.43: Humorous recital, Madame Eugenio Dennis, "An Old Maid's Prayer" (anon.). 9.47: Tenor solo, Mr Edwin Dennis, "Inter Nos" (McFadycn). 9.50: Hawaiian trio, Mr James Goer and party, "Hawaiian Melodies." 9.56: Quartet, Philharmonic Quartet, "Good Night, Ladies" (anon.). 10: Close down. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. (306 metres ) 3 p.m., afternoon session—selected studio items; 4.30, close down; 6, children's hour— Big Brother; 7, close down; 7.15, news and reports; 7.30, lecturette, "Physical Culture/: by Mr J. D. Bayburtt, physical training instructor, St. Andrew's College; 8, chimes, relay of orchestral selections from Liberty Theatre Orchestra, under the direction of Mr Ernest Jaroieeon; 8.15, baritone solo—Mr Cyril Kishworth, "A Bandit's Life is the Life for Me" (Harper); 8.19, danco music—Les. Marßlon s Orchestra, "Ain't She Sweet?" (M.S.); 8.27 humorous recitations—Mr H. Instone, (a) "Publicity" (Green), (b) "Dooley and his Tall Silk Hat" (Green); 8.33, saxophone solo— Les. Marston, "Valse Vanite" (Wiodoeft); 8.41, soprano solos—Miss Mabel Dudney, L.A.8., (a) "The Gift" (Behrend), (b) "Sing, Sweet Bird" (Ganz); 8.49, danco music— Les. Marston's Orchestra, "Shepherd of the Hills" (M.S.); 8.57, humorous recital—Miss Lily Kinsella, "Greetings" (Parker); 9, relay of orchestral selections from Liberty Theatre; 9.15, baritone solos—Mr Cyril Rishworth. (a) "Oh I Oh I Hear the Wild Winds Blow," (b) 'Spring's a Lovablo Ladye" (Elliott); 9.22, pianoforte syncopations—Les. Marston, selected; 9.30, humorous recitalMr H. InHone, "A Trip Through the Back, blocks"; 9.34, danco music—Les. Marston b Dance Orchestra, "I Can't Get Over a Girl Like You Loving a Boy Like Mo" (M.S.); 9.42, soprano eolos—Misa Mabel Dudney, L.A.8., (a) "Ships that Pass in the Night" (Stevenson), (b) "A Cradle Song" (Clutsam); 9.48, dance music—Les. Marston s Dance Orchestra, "Blondy" (M.S.), 9.56, humorous items at piano to own accompaniment—Miss Lily Kinsella, (a) "A Novel on Bovril Principle" (Fane), (b) "The Three Trees" (M.S.); 10.5, dance music—Les.. Marston's Orchestra, "She's a Baby" (Marston); close down. 4YA DUNEDIN. (463 metres.) 12.15 p.m., description of Forbury Park trotting meeting; 5.30, close down; 7, Town Hall chimes; childrens session—Big BroUier Bill; 7.45, news and reports; 8, Town Hall chimes; relay from His Majesty's Theatre of Fire Brigade charity concert; 10, close down. 2FC SYDNEY. (442 metres.) 7.40, programme announcements; 7.45, cricketing reminiscences by Mr Frederick Harpor; 8, "Big Ben"; from the Lyric Winter Garden Theatre, Jimmy Elkm s Jazz Band; 8.15, from the studio—Cyril Monk, violinist; 8.24,. Muriel O'Malley, con tialto; 8.40, Norman McLennan, baritone; 8.48, Win and Windle, English entertainers; 8 55, Cyril Monk, violinist; 9.3, late weather forecast; 9.4, from the Tivoli TheatreHetty King, male impersonator; 9.15, from the studio—Muriel O'Malley, contralto; 9.22, Mr P.'H. Monkley, Australian reciter; 9.34, Linn Smith, novelty pianist; 9.40, Norman McLennan. baritone; 9.48, from the Lyric Winter Garden Theatre, Jimmy Elkin's Jazz Band; 9.57, from the studio—Win and Windle, English entertainers; 10.4, Linn Smith, novelty pianist; 10.13, from the Lyric Winter Garden Theatre* Jimmy Elkin's Jazz Band; 10.23, from th 3 studio—Ceo Morrison and his Gloomchasers; 10.57, 'ate news and announcements; 11, "Big Ben"; Cec Morrison and his Gloomchasers; 11.30, close down.

LISTENERS' LEAGUE. At a meeting of the Canterbury Radio Listeners' League, at which proposals by the Broadcasting Company in regard to the appointment of a listeners' representative on the company's programme committee were received, it was resolved that the company be advised that the committee considered that the company, through Station 3YA, should call on listeners-in for nominations for the position, and should itself conduct, through 3YA, the voting of listeners on the subject. The reason for the committee's course of action was that it considered that the League, unfortunately, was not truly representative of Canterbury listenersin, because its members numbered less than ten per cent, of the licensed list-eners-in in the province. »