BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17029, 14 August 1929, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT'S FEATURES IYA : There will he a concert by the Auckland Artillery Band. The Olympians will sing the quartette. "Echoes." The solo numbers will include "A Spirit Flower" and "Garden of Happiness," to be sung by Miss D. Youd. "Thank God for a Garden" and "My Ain Wee Hooso" will bo given by Miss Martha Williamson. Mr. Lambert Harvey will sing "Macushla" and "Gingham Gown. Mr. Barry Coney will ising "Young Dietrich" and "Grcndon Fair." There will be elocutionary items by Miss G. Gainnian. *3\'A: The operatic airs will include a solo from "Les Huguenots," sung by Miss Merle Miller, and "La Donna e Mobile" (from "Rigoletto") sung by Mr Harold Prescott. Miss Miller will also sing Tschaikowskv'.s "To the Forest," "Heart's Ease" (Willeby), and "Still as Night" (Bohm). Miss Eileen Grennell (soprano) will sing "The Cry of Rachel," "The Old Refrain," and "Nightingales of June." Mr. Fred. C. Penfold (baritone) will "The Bandolero," "For You Alone," and "Tomorrow." There will lie two elocutionary numbers by Mr. H. Dunford. Miss A." Harley Slack will contribute two pianoforte selections, and a varied programme will be provided by the studio orchestra.

4YA : The programme will be provided by the Four Aces concert party. Dance music will follow, relaved from the Bank of New Zealand Ball. 2YA: Silent dav. 4QO Brisbane: Scottish programme.