ON THE AIR

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1050, 14 August 1930, Page 8

ON THE AIR

New Zealand broadcasting stations transmit as follow: TODAY |YA Auckland: 900 kilocycles, 500 watts p.m., studio concert; 5 p.m. f children’s hour, Peter Pan; 6 p.m., dinner nusic session; 7 p.m., news; 7.40 p.m., elk, Mr. N. M. Richmond, “Life and labour in the 19 th Century”; 8 p.m., Special Old-Time Evening, “Songs We i’sed To Know,” by Reg. Morgan and his •rchestra; orchestra, “Good Old Songs” (record); 8.9 p.m., baritone, Mr. R. Morgan, “Sally Tn 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 I”; 8.33 p.m., flute, Mr. C. Hoffman, “Alice Where Art Thou”; 5.39 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 l'sod 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”; 5.9 p.m., soprano. Miss J. Woodward, “I Build a Fairy Palace in the Sky”; 8.13 p.m., saxophone, Mr. C. H. Hazlett. “To a Wild Rose”; 5.16 p.m.. bass, Mr. .T. 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, Airs. E. Astill. (a) “Thoughts,” (b) “A Summer Night”; 5.40 p.m., trombone, Air. H. Oakes. ”1 Know a Lovely Garden”; 8.45 p.m., baritone, Mr. F. Histed, (a) “Tomorrow,” (b) “Linden Lea”; 8.51 p.m.. orchestra, ••The Student Pi-ince” selection; 9.1 p.m., soprano. Miss Woodward, “Spring, the Fiddler”; 9.5 p.m., saxophone, Air. Hazlett, “Valse Inspiration”; 9.S p.m., bass. Air. J. McNamara, “Off to Philadelphia”; 9.12 p.m., orchestra. “Sullivan Selection”; 9.22 p.m., mezzosoprano, Airs. G. Clayton, “O Western Wind”; 9.26 p.m., humour, (a) “Aren’t We All,” (b) “That Little Back Garden of Aline” (record); 9.32 p.m., clarinet, Air. W. Curry, “La Alilitaire”; orchestra. “In a Persian Market”; 9.48 p.m., bass. Air. McNamara, “The Little Irish Girl”; 9.52 p.m., cluet, Airs. G. Clayton and Airs E. Astill, “Nocturne” (Denza); 9.56 p.m., ©rchestra, “On the Campus.” ♦ * * * 3YA Christchurch: 980 kilocycles, 500 watts 11.30 a.m.. results of C.J.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, Air. A. PI. Pflay, AI. 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 pm., soprano. Airs. 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, Aliss G. Ferguson, (a) “I Know Where I Am Going.” <b) “I Know Aly Love by the Way He is Walking”; 8.44 p.m., narrative poem, Mrs. H. S. Clarke, “Forty Singing Seamen”; 8.04 p.m., orchestra, “Three Cuban Dances”; 9.4 p.m., play, “For Love of Appin’ ; 9.24 p.m., orchestral, “Spanish AAaltz”; 9.32 p.m., soprano, Airs. 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”; 953 , p J ay, c "Q uarre l Scene” (from School for Scandal”); 10.3 p.m., orchestral. “A Night in Afadrid.” 4YA Dunedin: 650 kilocycles, 500 watts Silent day. TOMORROW IYA Auckland: 900 kilocycles. 500 watts. 3 p.m.. studio concert; 5 p.m., children s hour, “Nod” and “Aunt Jean”; 6.30, dinner music session; 7 p.m., news- 7.40 Air. W. E. G. Wheeler, “Esperant° ; 8.0, orchestral Octet. “Christmas U v t£ ture mezzo-soprano, Aliss T. Puffin, Never Alind the Rain”; 8.13 “ st - Eve”; 8.23, lecture-re-<ital, Airs. Daisy Basham, assisted bv Miss Amy Hansard, “Coleridge Taylor,” •»,**-33, octet. “Four Characteristic A* a is zes , v 8.48, mezzo-soprano. Aliss Puffin. (a) ‘Fairy Wood.” (b) “The False I rophet ; 8.57, octet, “Hiawatha Suite”; 9.7, lecture-recital. Airs. Basham and Aliss Hansard. "Coleridge Taylor,” Part 2: 9.22, octet, “Incidental ATusic to ‘Faust’ ”; 9-31, gramophone lecture-recital, Air K Atkinson. “Love in Music.” * * * 2YA Wellington: 720 kilocycles, 5,000 watts; 3 p.m., studio items; 5 p.m., children's session; 6 p.m., dinner music session; 7 p.m., news; 7.40, lecturette, Air. Dan McKenzie, “The Laws of Rugby”; 8 p.m., relay of a sound film feature; orchestrina, “Norma” overture; soprano, Mrs. A Dunn, (a) “Descend Thou Sleep.” (b) “Soothing Spells”; piano, Mr. R. Thurbv, “Etude No. 3” (Chopin); baritone, Air. J. Horraok, “Hear Me, Ye Winds and Waves”; orchestrina, “Sapho” selection; elocution, Aliss G. Gunn, “Lichtenberg”; contralto, Aliss J. Shmith, “O Love from Thy Power”; tenor, Mr. C. Edwards, v “There is a Flower that Bloometh”; orchestrina, “Sometime”; soprano. Airs. Dunn, “Reading the Stars”; band, (a) “Prelude” (“Lohengrin”), (b) “Alarch” (“Tannhauser”) - (record); baritone. Mr. Horraok, “The Yeomen of England”; elocution, Aliss Gunn, “The Rover of the Bar”; orchestrina, “Vision of Salome”; contralto, Aliss Shmith, (a) “When All Was Yeung,” (b) “Oh! What Comes Over the Sea”; band, “Selection of Leslie Stuart Songs” (record); tenor. Air. Edwards. (a) “Let Ale Like a Soldier Fall.” (b) “The Star”; vocal gems from “The Chocolate Soldier” (record); orchestrina, “Turkish Alarch.” * * ♦ 3YA Christchurch: 520 kilocycles, 500 watts. 11.30 a.m.. results of trotting events; 5 p.m., children’s hour; 6 p.m.. dinner muslc session; 7 p.m., news; 8.0. band, “A Russian Fantasy” (record); 8.4. bass, Arr. R. W. Rofe. “King Charles”; 8.7, cello, Arr. H. Beck, “Serenade” (Popper): 8.11. sketch. The Alascots, “An American Widow”; 8.24, Broadcasting Trio, three Spanish numbers: 8.34, soprano, Aris.s E. Lord, (a) “An Old Italian Love Song,” (1>) “Roses of June”; 8.40, at the piano, Air. Lps Orummitt. “Improvisations on Popular Airs”; 8.45, recitation, Aliss L. Kinsella. “A Lesson on Politeness”; 8.50, bass, Air. Rofe, (a) “The Bosun’s Lament.” (b) “Captain Alac”; 8.56, ’cello, Air. Beck, “Prize Song”; 9.2, soprano, Aliss Lord, “When You Come Home”; 9.5. sketch. Alascots, “Sauce”; 9.14, trio, (a) “Elegy” (Alasxenet), (b) “Romance” (Sibelius), (c) “Minuet” (Boccherini); 9.24, at the piano. Mr. Orummitt. “Improvisations on Popular Airs”; 9.29, recitation. Miss Kinsella, “The Social Scale”; dance music to ll p.m. 4YA Dunedin: 650 kilocycles, 500 watts. 3 p.m., studio concert; 5 p.m., children’s hour. Aunt Sheila; 6 p.m., dinner music session; 7 p.m., news; 8 p.m., studio concert. AUSTRALIAN STATIONS Main Australian stations will be or 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; 8.50 p.m., sporting service; 9.30 p.m., concert by the Sydney Male Choir and the Broadcasting Orchestra; 11.45 p.m., dance music. • • • 28L Sydney: 855 kilocycles, 6,000 watts 7.45 p.m., orchestral selections; 8.15 p.m., talk; 8.30 p.m., news; 9.30 p.m., .►elay of talkie of “Journey's End.” 4QG Brisbane: 760 kilocycles, 5,000 watts 8 p.m., children's session: 8.30 p.m., news; 9.30 p.m., classical programme of vocal and instrumental items; 11.50p.m., dance music. 1