ON THE AIR

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1049, 13 August 1930, Page 10

ON THE AIR

New Zealand broadeastinß stations transmit as follow: TODAY IYA Auckland: 900 kilocycles. 500 watts. 12.30 p.m., relay of community singling; 3 p.m., stuvlio concert; 5 p.m., children’s session, Uncle Tom; 6 p.m., dinner session; 7 p.m., news; 7.40 p.m., talk. Mr. N. Kerr, “Physical Culture’’; 8 p.m.. Artillery Band, (a) “Punchinello." (ID “Tortzing”; 8.15 p.m., soprano, Miss I. Kitchin, (a) "Butterfly Wings,” (b) “Orpheus With His Bute”; 8.22* p.m., orchestra. “Gaiety Echoes” (record): 8.30 p.m.. talk, Mr. E. Norman Torry, “Half An Hour With An Author in His Library”; 8.45 p.m., band, (a) “The Lone Girl Flier,” (b) “Finlandia”; 0.2 p.m., organ, (a.) “Nicolette,” <*b) “Was It a ■Dream?” (record); 9.8 p.m., baritone, Mr. P. B. Black, (a) “Linden Lea,” (b) “Requiem”; 9.15 p.m., vio’gp, “Once’ (record); 9.1 S p.m., band. “Light Cavalry” overture: 9.28 p.m., soprano. Miss Kitchin, “Wake Up”; 9.32 p.m., humour, "P.C. Lamb” (record); 9.35 p.m., band, “In a Monastery Garden”; 9.42 p.m., baritone, Mr. Black, “Mafre, My Girl”; 9.46 p.m., violin, “Evening in the Desert” (record); 9.49 p.m., band, (a) “In a Persian Market,” (b) “8.8. and C.F.” 2YA Wellington: 720 kilocycles, 5,000 watts. Silent day. 3YA Christchurch: 980 kilocycles, 500 watts. 11.30 a.m., results of trotting events; 5 p.m., children’s hour. Uncle John; 6 p.m., dinner music session: 7 p.m., news; 7.30 p.m., market report; S p.m., “Songs and Stories from Operas,” arranged by Mr. W. H. Dixon. Professor of Singing; Studio Octet, “Cavalleria Rusticana” selection; 8.11 p.m., vocal excerpts from “Cavalleria ilusticana, ” including: Soprano. Miss H. Hutt, “Mother, You Know the Story”; tenor, Mr. W. H. Dixon, “What Then, Santuzza?"; mezzosoprano, Miss G. Ferguson, “For Thee I’m Waiting”: mezzo-soprano, Mrs. G. L. V. Stapp, “O Gentle Flower of Love”; 8.27 p.m., octet, “Intermezzo” from “Cavalleria Rusticana”; 8.32 p.m., vocal excerpts from “11 Trovatore,” including: Mezzo-soprano and tenor, Mrs. Stapp and Mr. Dixon, “Miserere Scene”; contralto, -Miss A. Harper, “Fierce Flames are Raging”; contralto and tenor. Mrs. Harper and Mr. Dixon, “Home To Our Mountains”; 8.47 p.m., octet, “Plymputh Iloe”; 8.36 p.m., chorus, “La Kermcsse,” from “Faust” (record): 9.2 p.m., octet, “Tom Jones” dances; 9.9 p.m., mezzo-soprano, Mrs. Harper, “Sappho! Farewell”; 9.13 p.m.. orchestra, “I Pagliacci” selection (record); 9.21 p.m., vocal excerpts from “T Pagliacci,” including: Soprano, Miss Hutt, * ‘Balia tella”; mezzo-soprano. Miss Ferguson, “At This Hour": tenor, Mr. .Dixon, “Ah! Tempt Me Not": tenor. Mr. R. Samson, “On With the Motley”; 9.43 p.m., octet, selection from "The Gondoliers.” • * m 4YA Dunedin: 650 kilocycles. 500 watts. 3 p.m., gramophone items; 5 p.m., children’s hour. Big Brother Bill; 6 p.m.. dinner music; 7 p.m., news; 7.15 p.m., talk, Mr. V. Day us, “Common Plant and Mineral Poisons of Domestic Animals"; 8 P.m., studio concert; 9.30 p.m., gramophone dance music to 11 p.m. TOMORROW IYA Auckland: 900 kilocycles, 500 watts 3 p.m.. studio concert; 5 p.m., children’s hour, Petei- Pan; 6 p.m., dinner music session; 7 p.m., news; 7.40 p.m., talk, Mr. N. M. Richmond, "Life and Labour in the 19th Century"; 8 p.m., Special Old-Time Evening, “Songs We Used To Know,” by Reg. Morgan and his orchestra; orchestra, “Good Old Songs” (.record); 5.9 p.m., baritone, Mr. R. Morgan, “Sally In Our Alley”; 8.13 p.m., orchestral, Reg Morgan’s orchestra, “Old Time Songs of Scotland”; 8.21 p.m., entertainers, Mr. E. Black and Miss A. Bennetto, "Old-time Pierrot Phantasy, Part 1”; 8.33 p.m., flute, Mr. C. Hoffman, "Alice Where Art Thou"; 8.39 p.m., orchestra, “Novelty Songs of Yesterday”; 8.45 p.m., talk, Mr. A. B. Chappell, M.A., "Old-Time Music”; 9.2 p.m., violin, Mr. C. Aves, “Killarney”; 9.8 p.m., entertainers, Mr. Black and Miss Bennetto, "Old-time Pierrot Phantasy, Part 2”; 9.20 p.m., trumpet, Mr. W. Bright, “Songs We Used To Know”; 9.25 p.m., piano, Mr. Morgan, “Annie Laurie”; 9.30 p.m., oldtime music by Reg. Morgan s orchestra to 11 p.m. 2YA Wellington: 720 kilocycles, 5,000 watts 3 p.m., studio concert; 5 p.m., children's hour, Uncle George; 6 p.m., dinner music session; 7 p.m., news; 7.40 p.m. .talk, Mr. A. E. Wilson, “Tourist and Holiday Resorts”; 8 p.m., Wellington Commercial Travellers’ and Warehousemen’s Association Orchestra, “Orpheus in the Underworld"; 8.9 p.m., soprano. Miss J. Woodward, "I Build a Fairy Palace in the Sky”; 5.13 p.m., saxophone, Mr. C. 11. Hazlett, "To a Wild Rose"; 8.16 p.rr... bass, Mr. J. Cook, (a) “Melisande in the Wood,” (b) “Until”; 8.23 p.m., orchestra, "Casino Tanz": 8.28 p.m., humour, (a) "The Modern Diver,” (b) “P.C. Lamb” (record): 8.34 p.m., contralto. Mrs. E. Astill, (a) “Thoughts,” (b) “A Summer Night”; 8.40 p.m., trombone, Mr. H. Oakes. “1 Know a Lovely Garden”; 3.45 p.m., baritone, Mr. F. Histed, (a) ’ Tomorrow.” (b) “Linden Lea"; 8.51 p.m.. j orchestra, "The Student Prince” selection; 9.1 p.m., soprano. Miss "Woodward, “Spring, the Fiddler”; 9.5 p.m., saxophone, Mr. Hazlett, “Valse Inspiration”; 9.8 p.m., bass, Mr. J. McNamara, "Oft to Philadelphia"; 9.12 p.m., orches*ra. “Sullivan Selection”; 9.22 p.m., mezzosoprano, Mrs. G. Clayton, “O Western Wind”: 9.26 p.m., humour, (a) “Aren’t We All,” (b) “That Little Back Garden <->f Mine” (record); 9.32 p.m., clarinet, Mr. W. Curry, “La Militaire”; orchestra. “In a Persian Market"; 9.48 p.m., bass, Mr. McNamara, “The Little Irish Girl”; 9.52 p.m., duet, Mrs. G. Clayton and Mrs H. Astill, “Nocturne” (Denza); 9.56 p.rn.. orchestra, “On the Campus." 3Y A Christchurch : 980 kilocycles, 500 watts 11.30 a.m., results of C..T.C. race meeting; 5 p.m., children’s hour. Ladybird and Uncle Frank; 6 p.m.. dinner music session; 7 p.m., news; 7.30 p.m., talk, Mr. A. H. Flay, M. Agr. Sc., "Some Results from Intensive Grazing in Canterbury”: 8 p.m., programme by Canterbury Repertory Theatre Society, including: orchestra, (a) “Carmen Selections,” (b) “The Toreador's Song”; 8.11 p.m.. soprano, Mrs. W. B. Harris, (a) “Bygone Pleasures,” (b) “In a Garden”; 8.15 p.m., play, “How He Lied To Her Husband”; 8.40 p.m., mezzo-soprano, Miss G. Ferguson, (a) “I Know Where I Am Going.” (b) “I Know My Love by the Way He is J Walking”: 8.44 p.m., narrative poem, Airs. IT. S. Clarke, ‘Forty Singing Seamen”;] 8.54 p.m., orchestra, "Three Cuban Dances"; 9.4 p.m., play, "For Love of Appin”: 9.24 p.m., orchestral. “Spanish Waltz”; 9.32 p.m., soprano, Mrs. Harris, •'Orpheus With His Lute”: 9.36 p.m.. recital, “Persuasion Scene” (Shakespeare): 9.51 p.m., mezzo-soprano. Miss Ferguson. ‘The Blackbird’s Nest”; 9.53 p.m., play, “Quarrel Scene” (from •School for Scandal”); 10.3 p.m., orchestral. “A Night in Madrid.” 4YA Dunedin: 650 kilocycles, 500 watts Silent day. AUSTRALIAN. STATIONS Main Australian stations will be on the air tonight as follow, times being those for New Zealand: 2FC Sydney: 665 kilocycles, 5,000 watts 7.15 p.m., children's session; 5.50 p.m.. sporting service; 9.30 p.m., special concert programme. * * * 2BL Sydney: 555 kilocycles, 5,000 watts 7.45 p.m.. orchestral selections; 8.15 p.m.. talk: 8.30 p.m.. news: 9.30 p.m., the "Famous Four" In “Radiographs”; 10 p.m., dance music; 10.36 p.m., a “tonalogue," featuring the “Song of the Dawn.” • • ♦ 4QG Brisbane: 760 kilocycles, 5,000 watts 8 p.rn.. ehlldrenjs session: 8.30 p.iiN j ' oval and instrumental items. i I