BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16377, 27 June 1927, Page 10

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT'S I'EATUEES SYA, Christchurch.—'7.ls-7.45, news and reports; 7.30, talk on books by Mr. El J. Bell; 8-10, chimps, studio concert by Christchurch Municipal Band; baritone solos, Mr. I’. Hockley; elocutionary, ilrs. McLeod; soprano solu, Miss M. Kershaw; baud items. IYA, Auckland, and 4YA, Dunedin: Silent. 2YK, Wellington.—7.4s, markets; 8-10,* studio concert. 2 BC, Sydney. —5.45, clock chimes; Daddy Longings; 6.40, musical programme; 7, market reports; 7.30, talk topical chorus; 8.3, piano and saxooi,i the motor-car; 8, clock chimes and phono novelties; 8.13, Prof. Bandall \Voodhouse (tenor); 8.20, Newtown Band; 8.40, sports talk; 8.55, programme resume; 9, clock; 94, Belie Scott, soubrette; 9.8, .Bobby Watson, comedian; 9.15, Marie Maxwell, comedienne; 9.22, Newtown Band; 9.42, the Players Club in “Thomas”; 10.22, Prof. Woodhouse; 10.29, news; 10.39, Belie Scott; 10.46, Bobby Watson; 10.53, Marie Maxwell; 11, National An them. 42G, Brisbane.—6, news; 6.30, children; 7, market reports, weather, nows; 7.45, leeturette “Green Crops for Pigs”; 0, mandolin recital from studio of Mr. and Mrs. (Toft; Weroua orchestra, violin, piano and mandolin solos, main ipiarleltos, vocal solus, concerted nuni licrs; 10 p.m., news ami weather.

On every Monday night, at. 7.35, speakers will talk through 2GB on eco mimic subjects. Mr. W. Finch will talk mi "Should a Woman Saw Wood?”