ON THE AIR

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 834, 30 November 1929, Page 8

ON THE AIR

New Zealand broadcasting stations transmit as follow: TODAY IYA Auckland: 900 kilocycles, 500 watts 11.30 a.m., relayed results of race meeting at Takayuna, 0.0, children s hour, Cinderella; o p.m., dinner session, 7.0, news; 7.40, talk, Professor J. C. Sperr in-Johnson, “Activities of the Auckland Zoological Society”; 8.0, special St. Andrew's Day programme, including Auckland Pipe Band, “March Medley”; 8.6, vocal. New Zealand Four, (.a) “Annie Laurie,*’ (b) “Loch Lomond”; 8.13, Orchestral Octet, “Fair Maid of Perth,” overture; 8.22, bass, Mr. D. Black, “The De’il's Awa Wi* the Exciseman”; 8.25, violin, “Gems of Scottish Melody” (record); 8.28, soprano, Miss R. McCullay, “The Scottish Blue-Bells”; 8.32, comedian, ‘‘Mr. John Mackay” (record); 8.36, tenor, Mr. J. Simpson, “The Nameless Lassie”; 8.40, orchestral Octet, “Btyue Bells of Scotland”; 8.48, vocal, Messrs. Dormer and Mannall. “O Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast”; 8.52, Band, (a) “Cock o* the North,” (b) “Hielan* Laddie”: 9.0. baritone. Mr. E. Mannall. “My Ain Folk”; 9.4, Octet, “Keltic Suite”; 9.14, soprano. Miss McCullay. (a) “Turn Ye to Me,” (b) “The Rowan Tree”; 9.21, humour, “Presentation of Prizes” (record); 9.29, vocal, Messrs. Black and Simpson, “Of a’ the Airts”; 9.33, Band, fa) “Highland Reel” <b) “Reel o* Tulloch”; 9.39, tenor, Mr. Dormer. "The Battle of Stirling”; 9.43, band, “Harry Lauder Medley” (record); 9.50, New Zealand Four, “Scottish Airs”; 10.1, gramophone dance programme to 11 p.m. * • • 2YA Wellington:

720 kilocycles, 5,000 watts 3 p.m., studio concert: 5.0, children’s hour; 6 p.m., dinner music session; 7.0, news; 8 p.m., Salon Orchestra, “Potted Overture”; 8.9, tenor, Mr. C. Williams, (a) “I Wonder if Ever the Rose,” (b) ‘Daffodils”; 8.16, mandolin orchestra, ''a.) “The Kilties,” (b) “Magnolia Waltz”; 8.23, comic song, Mrs. W. Birch-John-ston. “I Didn't ’Arf Larf”: Whistling, Tl Baccio”; .8.30, novelty, “The Preacher and the Bear” (record): 8.33, orchestra, fa) “In a Clock Store.” (b) “Dream •'’astles”; 8.41, vocal, Lyric Quartet, ‘Pussy’s in the Well”; 8.45, humour, Mr. W. Yates, “A Kiss In the Train”; 8.52, baritone, Mr. W. Gouclle, (a) “Secret of the Tide,” (b) “West Country Courting”; 9.9, Lyric Quartet. “When You Played the Organ”; 9.13, Mandolin Orchestra, (a) “Comical Coons,” (b) “Love’s But a Dream”: 9.20, bass. Mr. W. B. Brown. “A Devonshire Wedding”: 9.24. accordion, “Waltz Medley” (record): 9.27, humour. Mr. Yates, “The Liverwing Testimonial”; 9.34, Salon Orchestra, “The Three Bears”; 9.44. vocal duet, (a) “Trot Here and There.” (b) “The Swing Song” (record); 9.50, vocal. Lyric Quartet, “Aloha-oe”; 10.0, gramophone dance programme to 11 P.m. * * * 3YA Christchurch: 980 kilocycles. 500 watts 3 p.m., afternoon session; 5.0, children’s hour; 60, dinner music session; 7.0, news: 8.0, special “Scottish Programme,” including Instrumental Octet, “Highland Laddie”; 8.9, vocal, Melodious Four, “We’re a* Scottish Here”; soprano, Miss F. Hamerton, (a) “Can Ye Sew Cushions,” (b) "Comin Thro’ the Rye”; 8.15, band. Scottish Medley” (record); 8.19, vocal, Melodious Four. “There was a L a d”; 8.23, Octet, “John Anderson”; 8.27, contralto, Miss B. Renaut, “Angus McDonald”; 8.31 bagpipes, Pipe-Major J. A. Patterson, (a) “A Man’s a Man for a’ That,” (b) “All the Blue Bonnets are Over the Border,” (c) “The Bonawe Highlanders’; 8.35, tenor. Mr. R. Sumner, “Annie Laurie”; 5.39, Octet, (a) “Lassie Valse,” (b) “Scots Airs”; 8.45, bass, Mr. T. D. Williams, “The Laird o’ Cockpen”; 8.49, band, “Sir Harry Lauder” Medley (record); 8.54. humour, Mr. J. Lockhart. “Ma Bonnie Jean”; 9.2, Octet. “The Thistle” Selection: 9.11, vocal. Melodious Four, (a) “The Rowan Tree,” fb) “Mary of Argyle”: 9.15, soprano and contralto, “O Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast”; 9.18, band, “Wee McGregor” (record); 9.21. bass. Mr. Williams. “The Border Ballad”; 9.25. “Sir Harry Lauder” Medley, part 2 (record): 9.28, contralto, Miss Renaut, “Doon the Burn”; 9.32, bagpipes, Pipe-Major Patterson, (a) “The Campbells are Coming,” (b) “Lochicl’s Welcome to Glasgow,” (c) “Athol Highlanders”: 9.37 vocal duet. “The Crook it Bawbee”: vocal. Miss Hamerton, “Ye Banks and Braes”; 9.43, Octet, (a) “Coronach,” (b) “Hall to the Chief”; 9.49, tenor. Mr. Sumner, “Skye Boat Song”: 9.51 Melodious Four, “Duncan Gray.” 9.55 humour Mr. Lockhart, (a) “The Waggle o the Kilt,” (b) “Just a Wee Deooh and Doris”: quartet, “Auld Lang Svne”; 10.0, gramophone dance programme to 11 pm * • * - 4YA Dunedin 650 kilocycles. 500 watts 3 p.m. afternoon session; 6.0, children’s hour: 7.0, news; 8.0, relay of 3YA; 10.0, gramophone dance music to 11 p.m. TOMORROW IVA Auckland: 900 kilocycles, 500 watts 3 p.m., afternoon session: 6 p.m., children s session, Uncle Leo; 7 p.m., gramophone recordings; 7.30, relay of City Mission service (Archdeacon Mac Murray); 8.30, relay of concert by Municipal Band. 3YA Christchurch: 980 kilocycles, 500 watts 3 p.m., relay of lecture on “Christian bcienoe ; 4 p.m., gramophone recital; 5. JO, children s song service; 6.15, chimes from studio; 6.30, records, including:— Organ and trumpet, (a) “Vision de Jeanne d Arc.” (b) “Hallelujah Chorus”; orchestra, “Parsifal” selection; bassbaritone. (a) “Bush Silence, <b) “Bush Night Song,” (c) “Land of Who Knows where and flute quartet, (a) “Melodv” (“Rosamunde”), (b) “Bees’ Wedding”; 7 p.m., relay from Durham Street Methodist Church (Rev. W. T. Blight); 8.15. rebroadcast of 4YA.