BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16704, 23 July 1928, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT'S FEATURES IVA, Auckland: Silent. 2YA, Wellington: 6.0, Children; 7.0, News; 8.0, The Orchestra, Ariel Singers, Recital, A. Stanley Warwick; SymonsEll wood-Short Trio, baritone, Mr. John Prouse; pianoforte, Miss Marjorie Kei,gan; tenor, Mr. Boy Hill'; soprano-, Miss Jeanette Briggs; bass, Mr. J. M. Caldwell ;'c«llo (orchestral accompaniment), Mr. Geo. Ell wood; mezzo-contralto, Miss Ngaire Coster. The programme is subject, to alteration, as during the evening a description of tho .lack Carroll-Harry Casey boxing match will he broadcast. 3YA. Christclrnreh: 5, Items; 6.0, Children; 7.15, News; 7.30, Talk-Mr.. E. J. Bell, "Books"; 8.0, Programme by Uhristchiireh Municipal Band and assisting artists; baritone, Mr.' W. H. Browne; soprano, Miss Eveline Hill: Mr. dins. Lawrence, musical interludes; tenor, Mr. Tom Ctook; mezzo-contralto. Mrs. E. 11. Da-vies; recital, Miss Maiona Juriss.

2BL, Sydney: 8.0, Bertha Waters, soprano; Eunice Hurst, violin; Mosraian Band: Dismal Desmond; 8.42, Stadium wrestling; Bertha Waters, so prano; Orcadian Theatre: Rotnanos. 2FC. Svdney: 7.45, Brunton Oibbs, personality talk; Iris de Cairos Rego. pianoforte- Signor Malda Russo, bantone, and Linda Bradford, soprano; Broadcasting orchestra; Lawrence and Maurice; Foster and Finlay ; Ambassadors. 4QG. Brisbane: Programme by Gladys Frost contralto, and Lena Hammond, piano'; Radio interlude "The Ghost, of Perring'.s Point." STX), Melbourne: 8.0. Tivoli fheatre; Bob Barlow, character vocalist; Station orchestra; Dawn Hardy, soprano: J. Alexander Browne, baritone; William Tainsh, recital; Janekki Trio; Vagabonds'. •' ■ . , ' , 3AR, Melbourne: Municipal Band; Studio' orchestra; Margaret Clarence, souhretio : Bernard Thomas, ' lenor ; Freda Colhoun, contralto; Vaierei Walsh, contralto; the Two Johnsons. OLYMPIC TEAM TO TALK TO AUSTRALIA Arangcmcnts have been completed through the intermediary of Philips Lamps (N.Z.) Ltd., and through their short-wave experimental station PC.TJ situated at Hilversum, so that members of the Australian and New Zealand teams may talk to Australia and Now Zealand by radio. It is suggested that local broadcasting stations receoive the short wave transmissions direct and icbrondcast it ...hi their normal wave length. It has now been decided thai members of the team will talk for one hour on the afternoon of Wednesday, July 25'. A regular trans mission for Australia is put on '.the air from the Continent from PC.TJ every Saturday afternoon between the hours of 2 and 5 p.m. and it has been found that reception varies according to atmospherical and seasonal conditions. The wave-length of PCJJ is :U.4 metres.