BROADCASTING

Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 119, 17 February 1928, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES Following are to-day’s broadcast programmes:— 2YA, WELLINGTON 420 METRES). 2 p.m.: Relay resumes of cricket match— Wellington versus Australia, trona Basin Reserve, Mr. A. Varney announcing. Relay interspersed with selected gramophone items, and lecturette by Miss Christian, of Wellington Gas Company, on "Gas Cooking. 6.0; Children’s hour—Uncle Ernest. Piano soi.os, Cousin Claudia, “Sea Pictures" (Harris). Birthday greetings. Uncle Ernest. Stories ana poems, bong, Cousin Cecily, “Are You Listening-in To-night. Mother Dear?" (Williams). Gramophone se ection, orchestral. 7.0: News session, market reports, and sports results. 7.40: Lecturette—Mr. D. G. Paris, Wellington Centre, A.A.A., “Athletics." 8.0: Chimes of the General Post Office clock, Wellington. 8.1: Overture—lntroduction, "Merrie England" (German). 8.5: Vocal quajtet—The Etude Quartet, “My Own Couutree” (traditional). 8.9: Humorous recital—Mr. Peter Dornan. “The Subaltern Buys the Ring’ (Thomas). 8.14: Baritone solo—Mr. Ray Kemp, “De 01’ Ark’s A’movcring’’ (Guion). 8.18: Instrumental trio—Symons-Ellwood Trio. “First Movement, D Minor Trio’ (Schumann). 8.28: Contralto solo—Miss Bait Arnold, “Trees" 'Resbach). 8.32: Hits and harmonies—The, Glad Idlers. (a) “Go. Wash an Elephant (Terker); (b) “The Good Little Boy" (Feist). 8.42: Pianoforte solo—Mr. Gordon Short, “Minuet and Scherzo from Sonata in E Flat" (Beethoven8.48: Vocal quartet—The Etude Quartet, "0. Drv Those Tears" (Del Ricgo). 8.52: Humour—Tho Two Boiled Owls, “The Two Black Crows." 9.0 : Weather forecast. 9.1 .- Lecturette—Editor-Announcer, Imperial Affairs.” 9112: Tenor solo-Mr. . Frank Skinner, “Sylvelin" (Binding). 9.16: Instrumental trio—Symonds-Ellwood Short Trio, "Scherzo from D Minor Trio” (Schumann). 9.26: Humorous recitals—Mr. Peter Dorrian, (a) “A Code of Morals (Kipling); (b) “Shelter” (Anon.). 9.34: Baritone solo and quartet—Mr. Ray Kemp and Etude Quartet. "Massa s in the Cold, Cold Ground." 9.38: Hits and harmonics—The Glad Idlers. (a) “Hetty tho Bard Un (McGill); (b) medley of popular hits. 9.46: Soprano solo—Miss Gretta Stark, “One Morning Very Early" ('Sanderson). , , 9.50: Humour—The Two Boiled Owls, "Building a Chicken House. 9.57: Vocal quartet-The Etude Quartet. “My Blue Heaven" (Donaldson). 10.0: God Save the King.

IYA, AUCKLAND (333 metres) -3 p.m.: Afternoon session—selected studio items 4.0: Literary selection by Mr. Culiord Bell. 4.30: Close down. 6.0: Childrens session—Nod. 7.15: Talk on “Motoring, by Mr. Geo. Campbell. 7.30: News and reports. 8.0: Chimes. 8.1: Relay 01 orchestral overture from Strand Theatre Orchestra, under the direction of Eve Bentley. 816: Vocal quartet-Waiata Quartet, “Sir Fancli and the Fairy," from “Breton Folk Songs" (Lehmann). 8.20: Baritone solo—Mr. John Brce “For the Green" (Lohr). 8.24: Instrumental trio— Boswo*th-llcmus,Towsey Trio, “Romance and Humoreske" (Schumann). 8.33: Sopra.up solo —Miss Lola Solomon, “VOl Che Sa pete," from “Nozze di Figaro" (Mozart). 8.38: Recital—Mr. J. F. Montague, “Impeachment of Warren Hastings" (Macaulay). 8.43: Vocal trio— Waiata Trio, "The Nightingale,' from “Breton Folk Songs” (Lehmann). 8.48: , Pianoforte solos —Mr. Cyril Towsey, (a) “Berceuse" (Barnett); (b) “Valse Caprice” (Barnett). 3.53: Mezzo-soprano solo — Madame Mary Towsey, “Haine" (Davies). 8.57: Relay of orchestral { nterhide from Strand Theatre. 9.11: Vocal trio—the Snappy Three, (a) “Birth of the Blue’s’ ; (b) “Oh, If I only Had You.” 9.18: Recitals—Mr. .J. F. Montague, (a) 7A Denominational Garden”; (b) Dickens’ sketch. “Montague Tigg." 9.26: Instru- ( mental trios— Bosworth-Hemus-Towfley . Trio, (a) ‘Cradle Song” (fSchubert); (b) “The Wood Nymph” (Lind). 9.34: Vocal quartet—Waiata Quartet, “The Spinning Wheel,” from “Breton Folk Songs ’ (Leh- I maun). 9.38: Tenor solo—Mr. Janies ’ Simpson, "Sylvelin" (Sinding), 9.42: Mezzo-soprano solo —Madame Mary Towsey, “A Memory" (Thomas). 9.46: Instrumental . trio—Bosworth-Hemus-Towsey Trio, and Finale" (Schumann). 9.53: Vocal trio—Snappy Three, (a) “Mo and My Shadow"; ’b) piano, jazz selection, (e) “You Don’t Like It. Not Much." 10.0: Baritone solo—Mr. J, Bree, "Lolita" (Buzzi-Peccia). ' 10.4: Vocal quartet—Waiata Quartet, “Sir Peter’s Night," from “Breton Folk Songs" (Lehmann). 10.8: A thought. 10.10: God Save the King. , 3 YA, CHRISTCHURCH (306 mettes).-3 p.m.: Afternoon session—selected studio items. Caise down. 6.0: Children’s hour—Big Brother. Bedtime stories and birthday greetings. 7.15: News and reports. 7.30: Talk—Mr. J. Stout, president, Christchurch Practical Psychology Club, “Psychotherapy, the Mental Factor in Health." 8.0: Chimes. Relay of # orchestral selection from Crystal Palace Picture Theatre Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. A. J. Bunz. 8.It: Vocal quartet—The Melodious Four, "Softly Falls the Shades of Evening" (Hatton). 8.19: Pianoforte solo—Miss Lucy Fullwood, “In the Woods" (Heller). 8.23: Bass solo—Mr. T. D. Williams, “Revenge" (Hatton). 8.27: Dramatic recital—Mr. W. 11. Moses, “The Outlaw" (Ogilvie). . 8.32: Soprano solos—Miss Francis Marnerton, L.A.8., (a) “Still, the Lark Finds Repose” (Linley); (b) “By Dimpled Brook” (Arne). 8.37: Banjolin solo—Mr. , Gordon Jackson, “Drifting and Dreaming" (Curtis). 8.41: Contralto solo—Miss Belle Renaut, “The Message” (Purcell). 8.45: Pianoforte sola—Miss Lucy Fullwood, “The Return," being the last and third movement of ‘Sonata, Op. 81" (Beethoven). 8.50: Tenor solo—Mr. Russel] Sumner, “I Attempt from Love’s Sickness to Fly" (Purcell). 8.54: Banjolin solos —Mr. Gordon Jackson, (a) “Blue Skies" (Berlin); (b) "Doll Dance" (Brown). 8.59: Relay of orchestral selections from Crystal Palace theatre. 9.10: Soprano and contralto duet—Misses Frances Hamerton and Belle Renaut, “The Moon Reappears" (Purcell). 9.14: Jazz dance music—Lyndon Christie’s Dance Orchestra, “Me and My Shadow" (Jolson). 9.19: Baritone solos—Mr. T. D. Williams, (a) “Cease. O My Sad Soul" (Purcell); (b) “More Love or More Disdain" (Purcell): fc) “Ah! How Pleasant ’Tis to Love" (Purceil. 9.26; Jazz dance music—Lyndon Christie's Dance Orchestra, "There’s Everything Nice About You" (Wendling). 9.31: Voc.a] quartetThe Melodious Four. “When Evening’s Twilight" (Hatton). 9.35: Jazz dance music—Lyndon Christie’s Dance Orchestra, “Spanish Moon” (Terese). 9.40: Soprano solos—Miss Frances Hamerton, L.A.8., (a) ‘Sweet Robin” (Anon); (b) "All Will Hail the Joyous Day" (Stoyace). 9.45: Jazz dance music—Lyn Iji Christie’s Dance Orchestra. “Stepping on the Lvories" (McLaughlin). 9.50: Contralto solos—Miss Belle Renaut. /a) “Shall I Be Wasting in Despair?" (King); (b) “Since First I saw Your Face" (Ford). °-.55: Jazz Dance music—Lyndon Christies Dance Orchestra, “Muddy Waters" (De Rose). 10.0: Humorous recital—Mr. W. H. Moses, “The Frenchman and the Flea Powder" (M.S.). 10.9: Tenor solos—Mr. Russeli Sumner, (a' “The Thorn

(Shield); (b) “Phyllis. Talk no More oi Passion" (Monro). 10.15; Jazz dance music—Lyndon Christie’s Dance Orchestra, “The Whole Worlds Laughing at Me” (Olaen). 10.22; Vocal quartet-The Melodious Four, “Hark. ’Tis the Indian Drum" (Bishop). 10.27: Jazz dance music —Lyndon Christies Dance Orchestra, "He’s the Last Word" iDonftldsooi). Lyndon Christie s Dance Orchestra will play dance music at short intervals until 11 p.m. God Save the King.

4YA, DUNEDIN (463 metres).—3 p.m.: Town Hall chimes: 3.1: His Masters Voice recit-al. 3.15: Address on ’Fash ions. ’ by a representative of the D.I.C. 3.30; Afternoon tea music from the Savoy. 3.45: Studio music. 4.0: Music front the Savoy. 4.15: His Masters Voice recital. 4.30: Close down. 6.0: Town Hall chimes. 6.1: Children’s hour— Big Brother Bill and the cousins. 7.15: News session. 8.0: Town Hah chimes. 8.1: Bass solos-Mr. J. B. Macpherson, (a) “It is Enough.” from Elijah" (Mendelssohn; .(b) 'Love That’s True” (Anon.). 8.7: Pianoforte solo—Miss A. D. Allan, “Coronach" (Barratt). 8.12: Soprano solo—Miss Roma Buss, “Blue Butterilies” (Dixon). 8.16: Recital—Miss Sheila NeiDon—“Hiawatha" (Longfellow.. 8.21: Tenor solo—Mr. L. E. Dailey. “Friend o' Mine" (Sanderson). 8.26: Pianoforte solo—Miss A. D. Allan. “Birds in the Tree" (Schafer). 8.30: Mezzosoprano solos—Miss Mollie Andrews. (a) "Love’s a Sailor” Kent); (b) “My Old Irish Mother” (Von Tilzer). 8.37: Monologue--Miss Sheila Neilson, "My Tea Shop." 8.41: Bass solo-Mr. J. B. Macpherson. “When a Maiden You Have Chosen” (Mozart). 8.45: Pianoforte solo—Miss A. D. Allan, “Humoresque” (Dvorak). 8.50: Soprano solos—Miss Roma Buss, (a) "Moonlight Song” (Cad man); (b) “Waltz Song,” from ’Romeo and Juliet" (Gounod). 8.57: RecitalMiss Sheila Neilson. ‘The Dentist" (Lea cock). 92: Tenor solos—Mr. L. E. Dailey, (a) “Homeland" (Drummond); (b) “I Hear You Callin" Me" (Marshall) 9.8: Mezzo-soprano solo— Mh? Mollie An drews, “Waltz Song.” from “Tom Jones” (German). 9.12: Relay of dance music from the Savov. 10.0: God Save the King. 2FC. SYDNEY (442 metres).-6.30 p.m.: Dinner music. 7.0: “Big Ben." Late sporting information, told by the 2FC Racing Commissioner. 7.10- Dalgety s market reports (wool, wheat and stock) 7.18: Fruit and vegetable markets. 7.22: Weather and shipping news. 7.26: “Evening News” late news service. 7.40: Programme announcements. 7.45: Cricket r<miniscenses, prepared by Frank Harper. 8.0: Frank McEachern, basso—(a) “The Bandolero" (Stuart); (b) “A Banjo Song" (Homer). 8.7: A birthday' talk. 8.11: Florence Grant, soprano. 8.18: A bridge talk, by Graham Kent. 8.28: Herbert Browne, tenor. 8.35: Radio Play, produced by Montgomery Stuart. 8.51: From the Tivoli Theatre. Castlereagh Street, City—vaudeville items. 9.16: From the studio—Frank McEachern, basso—(a) ‘‘A Dervish Vigil" (Velniore); (b) “Nut Brown Ale" (Tennant). 9.23: Montgomery Stuart—ridio sketch. 9.38; Florence Grant, soprano. 9.45: The 2FC Dance Trio, conducted by Cec. Morrison. 9.50: Nea Hallett, soubrette. 10.0: The 2FC Dance Trio—popular numbers. 10.6: Herbert Browne, tenor. 10.15: The 2FC Dance Trio, conductor Cec Morrison. 10.20: From the Tivoli Theatre-vaudeville items. 10.32: From the studio—late weather forecast. 10.34: The 2FO Dance Trio, conducted by Cec. Morrison. 10.57: Late news aud announcements. 11.0: “Big Ben." The 2FO Dance Trio in popular numbers until 11.45 pm. 11.45: National Anthem. Close down. 2BL, SYDNEY - (353 metres).—B p.m.: G.P.O. clock and chimes. Dance night—2BL Dance Orchestra. 9.0: Romano’s Restaurant Dance Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Merv. Lyons. 9.10: From the studio—Miss Beryl Scott—songs at the piano. 9.15: Romano’s Restaurant Dance Orchestra. 9.25: From the studio— Mr. Sid. O’Grady, elocutionist. 9.30: Romano’s Restaurant Dance Orchestra. 9.40: From the studio—Miss Beryl Scott. 9.45: Romano’s Restaurant Dance Orchestra. 9.55: From the studio—Mr. Sid. O’Grady. 10.0: G.P.O. clock and chimes. The sporting editor of the “Sun" will talk on the prospects of Saturday’s racing. 10.15:* Resume of following day’s programme. Weather report and forecast, by courtesy of Mr. C. Mares. Government Meteorologist. 10.20: Romano’s Restaurant Dance Orchestra. During intervals between dances “Sun" news will be broadcast. 12.0: G.P.O. clock and chimes. National Anthem.

2GB, SYDNEY (316 metres).--6 30: Music. 7.0: The joys of Wireless, ty George Taylor. 7.20: Music. 7.30: A. Beaufoy—address. 7.45; Music. 8.0: Opening chorus. 8.2: Sonata for violin and pianoforte — Dan Scully and Ada Brook. 8.15: Address, by Dr. P. K. Koest 8.30: Clement Hocking Quartet (Elsie Brown. Eva Croft, Thomas Hall Clement Hosking). 9.0: Recital, by Heath Burdock. 9.20: Songs, by Elsie Brown. 9.27: Violin solos, by Dan Scully. 9.37: Serial story —‘Forty Years on the Pacific,” by Frank Coffee. 9.47: Gongs, by Eva Croft. 9.54: Pianoforte solos, by Ada Brook. 10.0: Close down.

3LO, MELBOURNE (371 metres).—7.4s p.m.: Collingwood Citizens’ Band, inarch, “The Nut Grove"; cornet solo, “Silver Threads Among the Gold." 7.55: 11. K. Love, "Technicalities." Mr. Love will be glad to attend to your wireless difficulties, and wo ask you to write to him for any advice that you may require. 8.5: Collingwood Citizens’ Band, waltz. “Fascination." 8.15: Alberto Marini (tenor), “Evening Breezes Gently Stealing" (Schubert); “For You Alone” (Geehl). 5.22: Mario on the Malopiano. "Spanish Moon" (Terese). 8.28: Eric Akins will speak on “To-morrow’s Events at the Motordrome." 8.38: Collingwood Citizens’ Band. inarch. “St. Elmo"; fox-trot “iScuvenir” 8.45: Hector St. Clair (comedian), “Laughterlingers.” 8.55; The Station Orchestra, "Slavonic Rhapsody (Friedman); 'ln the Shadows” (Fiivk - ; “Turkish Patrol." 9.10: Victoria WiEon (soprano), ‘Mclisandc in tho Wood (Goetz): “My Dear Soul" (Sanderson). 9.17: Bertha Jorgensen (violin), “Romance’ (Beethoven). 9.24: Collingwood Citizens' Band, inarch, “Constitution”; waltz song. “Nevada.” 9.34: Alberto Marini (tenor). “Love Is Mine" (Gartner); ‘ Because” (d’Hardelot). 9.41: "Cardigan,” Mr. 11. A. Wolfe will speak on tomorrow’s races. 9.51: The Station Orchestra. waltz, “Les Patineurs" (Waldeteufel); “Danse des Bouffons" (RimskyKorsakoff). 10.1: Mario on the Melopiano, “El Guapo." Tango Argeutino (Barsotti;; "Lassie o' Mine” (Walt). 10.8: Interlude. “Argus" news service: meteorological information; British official wireless news from Rugby; road notes; results of Country Week tennis. 10 18: Collingwood Citizens’ Band, hymn, “Ne-arer. My God, to Thee." 10.23. Hector St. Clair (comedian). “Chcerychips ’ 10.30: .The Station Orchestra. “Ballet Egyptian (Lugini). 10.40: Victoria Wilson (soprano), “Over the Mountains” (Quilter); •Drink to Me Only” (Quilter). 10 47: Bertha Jorgensen (violin). "The Old Refrain" (Kreisler); “The Volga Boat Song." 10.54: The Station Orchestra. Orchestra, ''Monsieur Tricot in” (Rawlinson). 11.0: Our great thought. 11.1: The Vagabonds-" What Are You Waiting For?” “Glow River"; "How Long Must I Wait For You"; "Wondering Why ; "Night Time Is Love Time”; "Good Man Is Hard to Find"; “Golden Memories of Hawaii"; "My Idea of Heaven ; 1 Never Dreamed"; “How Con You Be Mean to Me"; "Maybe You’D Be tbe One"; "The Spell of the Moon"; My Heart Is Calling." 11.40: God Save the 4QG, BRISBANE (385 metres).-? p.m.; From the Tivoli Theatre music and vaudeville. Tivoli Operatic Orchestra under the baton of Mr. C. Groves. Par. 11. plav. “Homeward Bound Hiy Miss Thelma Champion). In "Homeward Bound," the adventures of four diggers who are returning to Australia on a troopship after the war are related. Synopsis—Scene 1: "In the Base Camp. Scene 2: "On the Troopshin. Scene 3: "Arriving at Brisbane." Cast: Dad. Mr. Toni Muller-, “Bill," Mr. Hugh, Gib roy: “Snowy," Mr Rav Bruce; Long un. Mr. J. P. Cornwell; “The Bosun, Mr. E. Harper; “Yvonne.” Miss Thelma Cham-

pion." Ship’s crew, officers, relations, etc., by members of "The Bohemians." Tile musical numbers will include Digger songs and choruses and popular ballads. 8.30: From the studio—4QO Topical chorus; Digger play, "llomewaid Bound"; week-end road information for motorists. officially supplied by the lioyal Automobile Club of Queensland. 10.0: 'The Daily Mail" news: weather news. Close down. Note.—New Zealand time is two and a half hours ahead of eastern Australian time.