BROADCASTING

Grey River Argus, 23 October 1930, Page 2

BROADCASTING

I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23. I IYA Auckland, 500 watts:— A con-' i cert programme to be given by the Auckland Branch of the Alpine Sports Club will be relayed from the Lewis ' Eady Hall by IYA this evening. The ' artists appearing on the programme I will be Mr. \V. 11. Cocker, Miss Eheo - Halpin, Mr. J. L. Chapman, Miss Hilda Morse, Mr. .lack Gordon and Professor I R. M. Algie. ■ 2YA Wellington, 5000 watts:—The \Vellington Municipal Tramways Band,’ | (under the conductorship of Mr. E. • Franklin) assisted by 2YA artists will ( give another of their excellent studio I programmes this evening. Bandsman ' Tallantyne, one of the finest solo trom- • bone players in New Zealand, will play as a solo with baud accompaniment a special arrangement of the well known German ballad “Drinking.” The sup- ( porting items will include vocal num- . bers by the Lyric Quartet- (both solo and concerted), soprano solos by Miss » Esina Crow and novelty piano solos by , i Air. Claud Bennett. J 3YA Christchurch. 500 watts:—Four • ‘ quartettes (three of them negro spiri- I I tual songs) are featured ou 3YA’si programme: “Nobody Knows the I | Trouble,” “Oh, dem Golden Slippers,”(“Deep River” and Sweet and Low.”' , The vocalists will be the Melodious I I Four—Miss Frances Hamerton, Miss I Millicent Jennings, Mr. Russel Sumner I i and Mr. T. D. Williams. Their vocal | 1 numbers will comprise duets, as well as I uunmrous solos. Two recitations will Ibe given by Miss Ruby Boot. As a I violin solo, Miss Thelma Casack will ' ’ play Glazounof’s “Meditation” and an instrumental programme will be pru- | vided by the Christchurch Broadcasting Trio. 4YA Dunedin. 500 watts:—Silent j Lay. i The civic welcome to be given at ‘ noon tomorrow to the admiral and cf-fic-'is of the visiting Dutch warships ' will be broadcast by IYA.