BROADCASTING.

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BROADCASTING.

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES. 3TA, CHBISTCHURCH. 1 (980 Kilocyclus.) 3 p.m.: Afternoon sesaion—Gramophone recital. 8.15: Lecturette —"Shoes." Arranged by Home Science Extension Service, Otago University. 4.25: Sports results. 6.0: Children's hour, conducted by Ladybird and Uncle Frank. 6.0: Dinner session. 7.0: News session. 7.80: Lecture —Mr R. L. James (Agricultural College, Lincoln), "Farmers' Methods of Levelling and Draining." 8.0: Chimes—Special programme by Canterbury Repertory Society. Overture— Band of H.M. Scots Guards, "Whispering of the Flowers." 8.3: Contrulto —Mrs Ann Harper, (a) "The Carpet" (Sanderson); (b) "Mignon" (Ainbrose-Thoinas). 8.9: Trio —Broadcasting Trio, "Second Trio" (Carl Reineeke). 8.21: Play—Repertory members, "The Voice of the People. 8.30: 'Cello—Mr Harold Beck, (a) "Le Cygne" (Saint Saens); (b) "Apres Un Reve" (Faure). 8.42: Poems—Professor J, Sholley, "Selected Poems" (Masefleld). 8.52: Broadcasting Trio, (a) "Warum" (Schumann); (b) "Song Without Words" (Mendelssohn); (c) "Menuetto" (Borrensen). 9.2: Weather forecast' and station notices. 9.4: Baritone —Mr J. Tennant, (a) "The Lute Player" (Franciß); (b) "Youth" (Francls-Allitsen). 9.11: PHay—Repertory members, "The Daughter" (Alan Mulgan). 9.31: Dance music until 11 p.m. 3ZC, CHRISTCHURCH (250 Metres.) 10.0 a.m.: Women's session. "Simplicius Waltz," Vescey's Orchestra; 10.5: Tested recipes: 10.25: "Poppies," Joe Roberts (banjo); "Lass of Mine," Arthur Middleton (bass); "Hungarian Dance," Moss Squire CeloKt Octet; "Southern Melodies,' John Burckhardt (bells); "Firelight Faces," Helen Clark (contralto) "Our Troops," National Military Band; 11.0: "Crimson Blushes," American Symphony Orchestra; "Valse Caprice" Victor Young (piano); "Just as I Am," Arthur Middleton (bass); "Legonde," (WienlaWsid) Richard Czerwonky (violin); "PeScoek Strut," (Xylophone); "Chan Chan Gavotte," Edison Concert Band. 1..80: Close down. 12 noon to 2.0 p.m.: News and luncheon music session. Close down. 2YA, WELLINGTON. (720 Kilocycles.) 3 p.m.: Chimes. Selected studio items. 3.15: Lecturette—Miss I. I" 1 . Meadows, "Shoes"—talk arranged by tho Home Science Extension Department of Otago University. 3.30 and 4.80: Sporting results to hand. 5.0: Children's session, conducted by Uncle George and Big Brother Jack. 6.0: Dinner music session. 7.0: News session, market reports and sports results. 7.40: Lecturetta —-Tlia Director, Dental E'ivision, Department of Health, "Public Cental Services in New Zealand." 8.0: Chimes. A studio concert by the Band of. the Wellington Division of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (by per mission of the Officer Commanding), 2YA artists. Columbia Symphony Orches tra —"Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin." March —Band (conductor, Petty Officer H. Baker), "Old Comrades." 8.5: Soprano, with flute Obbligato by Mr V. R. BrownMrs 13. F. Hollands, "The Wren" (Bene _S.9: Violin—Fritz Kreisler, "Lb VSda Breve" (Da Fall*,, arrsd. Kreisler); "(Tango" (Albeniz, arrgd. Kreisler). 8.15s

Baritone—Mr S. E. Rodger, "The Corporal's Ditty". (Squire). 8.19: Cornet with band —Bandsman McPherson, "Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer" (Wallace). 8.24: Sketch ■—Miss Llnnle Nicholas and Mt Vrjfn Kvan«, "The Art of Love." 8.8 l: Selection^—Band, "English Songs" (Morton). 8.41: Contraltii —Mrs Dorothy Murray, "Yond&r" (Olivet). 8.45: Flute —Mr V. R. Brown, "Gipsy Dance" (Gorman). 8.49: Tenor—Mr Will Hancock, (a) "Mourneen MaVourheen" (Tritikhaus) (b) "Passing By" (Purceil). 8.54: Waltz—Band, "The Grenadiers (Rimmer)t 9.0: Weather report atld station notices. 0.1: Soprano—Mrs E-. F. Hollands, (a) "Whigs" (D4lardelot); (b) "Th<j Dove" (Landon Ronald). 9.7: Organ—Sydney Gustard, "Phantom Melody" (Ketelbey); "Air de Ballet" (Chaminade). 9.13: Baritone —Mr S. E. Rodger, (a) "The Snowy-Breasted Pear!" (Robinson); (b) "A Sprig of Beronia" (Hull). 9.19: Selection —Band, "Tho Mftgic Flute" (Moa&rt). 9.29: Sketch —Miss Linnie Nicholas and Mr Vrya Evans, "The Little Wretch" (Anthony Hope). 9.36: Flute—Mr V. R. Brown, "Allegretto" (Godard). 9.40: COfltraltd—•> Mrs Dorothy Murray, (a) "The Last Hour" (Kramer); (b) "Not Understood" (HoUghton). 9.46: Euphonium—Bandsman Wm Baker, "The Village Blacksmith." 9.52: Tenor—Mr Will Hancock, (a) "The Garden of Your Heart" (Dorel); (b) "Red Devon by tho Sea" (Coningsby Clarke). 9.57: March —Band, "Tho' Old Regiment" (Thomas). IT A, AUCKLAND. (900 Kilocycles.) 8 p.m.: Afternoon session—Selected Studio items, Including literary selection by tho Announcer. 3.15: Lecturetto—"Shoes." Talk arranged by Home Science Extension Service, Otago University. 5.0: Children's sftssion, conducted by Peter Pan. 6.0: Dinner session. 7.0: News and market reports. 7.40: Talk—R. S. Laagton, "Afforestation in New Zealand." . 8.0! Chimes. Selection —Jack Hylton'a Orchestra, "The Selfish Giant" (Coates); 8.0: Vocal trio—The Celeste Trio, (a) "La Oarita" (RoSSim)j (b) "Estudiantiaa" (Laoome). 8.18! March—Orchestra Octet, under direction of Mr Harold Baxter, "Triana" (Lope). Overture —"Bohemian Girl" (Balfe). 8.28: Novelty—Brio and Jack, (a) 'So Blue (de Sylva); (b) "Your Mother and Mine (Edwards). 8.30: Selection—Orchestral Octet, "Maid bf the Mountains" (Simpson). 8.45: Talk —Mr A. B. Chappell, M.A., "Topical Talk." 9.0: Evening weather forecast and announcements. .9.3: March—Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, "Youth and Vigour" (Lautensclftger); selection— Floradora" (Stuart). 9.10: Vocal—The Celeste Trio, (a) "Tea, Tea, Tea" (from ' The Cingalee") (Monckton); (b) "Nursery Rhyrte Suite" (Custance). 9.17: Flute, 'cello and organ—Mr Julian Dunn, Miss / Lalla Hemus and Mr Brio F. B. Waters, "Serenade" (Trdtl.). 9,38: Novelty Piano and vocal—Eric and Jack, (a) Happened in MonterW" (Rose-Wayne); . (b) * d Climb the Highest Mountain. cert piece—Orchestral Octet, Keltid Lament" (Foulds). 5.42: NovoUy-Orches-tra and Chorus, "John Peel (Flynn). 9 48: Fantasia—Orchestral Octet, Darkeys Dreamland" (Bidgood);