BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17144, 28 December 1929, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES IYA: At tho concert session the vocalists will be Madame Mary Towsey, Miss Aimoo Clapham, and Mr. John Bree. Mr. T. Garland will give a titeside chat, and the orchestra will pliiy. 2YA: A vaudeville programme will be presented. The. Salon orchestra will play Tlmi’ban's •'Ahtevicn.n Shite,”, u selection from "The Cabaret Girl,” J .otter’s ‘‘‘Southern Wedding,” and several dance novelties. Vocal solos will be given by Miss Busina Exton (soprano), Mr. Claude O’Hagan (baritone), Miss Agnes Mcliavitt (contralto), and Mr. Peon Brown (tenor). Mr., Albert Davey will contribute to the humorous portion of the programme, and Mrs. Mddren Kenny and Mr. M. Tonks will entertain with banjo duets. 3YA: A variety programme will be presented. The singers will be Miss iiottie Colville (mezzo-soprano), Mrs. B. Sluis (soprano), Mr. Vv. J. B&schlager (tenor), and Mr. Leslie Stewgrt. There will 'be a. humorous sketch and humorous sotiffs by Mr. E. .1. Peek. Humoroiils recitations will be given by Mr. It. histone, and instrumental items will be played bv Miss Irene Morris (violinist) and the {ihristchureh Broadcasting Trio. 4YA will relay 3YA. TO-MORROW’S FEATURES IYA : Unitarian Church; preacher, the ReV. W. L. Constable. 2YA: St. Gerard’s Redomptorist Church; sermon bv the Rev. Father T. Cahill.