RADIO BROADCASTING

Hawera Star, Volume L, 26 August 1930, Page 7

RADIO BROADCASTING

ADVANCE IN AMERICA. NEW ZEALANDER IS IMPRESSIONS (By Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Aug. 25. Two tilings which chiefly struck Air. Harris, general manager of the Broadcasting Company, in a trip through the United States and* Canada were the enormous advance in broadcasting as a .social* factor in the people’s lives, and the wealth of talent- at the disposal of the big broadcasting company's. People expected everything- from the biggest event to the -smallest to be broadcast. iWhile away Mr. Harris was chiefly concerned with the technical side of broadcasting, -and on this he is making a special report to his company.

TO-NIGHT’.B PROGRAMMES IYA Auckland. —*5 p.m., children’s session; 6 p.m., dinner session, “IColumbia” hour; orchestral, ISymphony Orchestra; violin, solo, Toscha Seidel; orchestral. Jean: Lensem, and His Orchestra; orchestral, Bernardo Gallico and His Orchestra; *6,30, orchestral, 'll. G. Amors anil the Eastbourne Municipal 'Orchestra; orchestral, Bernardo Gallico and) His Orchestra; band, H. G. Amers and the Eastbourne Municipal Band; orchestral, H. G. A metre and the Eastbourne Municipal Orchestra; violin solo, 'Toscha- Seidel; orchestral, -Symphony Orchestra; 7 p.m., rfews and market reports; 7.1*5, talk, Mr R. 'Talbot, “Motoring”; 8 pan., chimes; instrumental trio, selection from the opera “Cavallerio Rusticana ”; elocution, Mr J. M.. Clank, “Spelling Bee” (Auckland, Section). Adjudicator, Mr A. (B. 'Chappell; lAEA.; evening weather forecast,. a.nd announcements; instrumental trio. Studio Triq; resumption of “Spoiling Bee,’ ’interspersed with musical and elocutionary items. Stud-io trio numbers; violin solo, Miss Inn Bosworth; elocution. Air J. AI. Clark; trio, studio trio; 10 p. 111., God Save the King.

2\ A -Wellington.— 5 pan., children’s session; 6 p.m., dinner session, “Columbia” hour; instrumental. Ketelhey’s Orchestra; waltz, Jacque Jacob’s Ensemble; 6.30. instrumental, Columbia Symphony Orchestra; waltz,' Royal Serbian Tambouritza Orchestra; waltz, Symphony Orchestra; march. iHjM. Grenadier Guards Band; waltz, Roval Philharmonic Orchestra; waltz, Jacque Jacobs’ Ensemble; 7 pan., news session, market reports and sports tesuits; 7.40, lecture!te, representative. Agricultural -Department, “Ear the Man on the Land l ”; S p.m., chimes, followed by “The* Eight *o’Clock Revue.” The tJiinL instalment of a scries of GrownUp Children s Hour, specially composed. written* and arranged bv Mr Will Bishop; the 2YA! ISalou ‘Orchestra, under the conduetorsliip of Mr M. T. Dixon, will play Overture; *9,3*0, dance programme, “H.M.V. ’’; God Save the King. 3VA Christchurch.—Silent day.