BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17180, 10 February 1930, Page 3

BROADCASTING

FEATURES 2¥A: Mr. "Walter F. Dudson, dietician, will giye alectu'rette at 7.40 p.m. on MStoJtach Disorders/' In the studio concert three Hungarian folk Sprigs, composed by JCorbay, will b,o sung by Mr. grouse. Miss, i|ayis Oajue WW sing "A Little, Cook's, Prayer," pd "The Camel's Hump.'' Miss Mona Castle's items pin be "Qn the : Batiks of Allan Water/'. '<<H*y Cb r Ud,''and "Dream 6'ftyy 3*11." A dnet by the Misses Castle will be *iShepherd's Dance" (from ' ! Henry VIII"). Stewart Nclfon tao?) will ajpg "Pream Tryst" and *'Pttfe Moon," A one-act play, f'A Marriage has bxjen Arranged," wUI be given by Miss M a dge Freeman and Mr. Cedi-ic Gardiner. There will fie an organ recital by Mr. vH. Temple \yhite. The orchestrina will play. 3YA: Derry's Military Band .will supply band music. Further instrumental music will be contributed by fhe Christchurch Broadcasting Trio. Tlie assisting artists will be Miss pylvia Marshall (mezzo-soprano), Miss Bottv"Hillijtfd (aingingpopularsongs), Mrs'H. B. Naylor (contralto), Mr. F. Lqyott (tenor), and Mr. Ronald poster (humorous reciter). 4YA: The Harmonists will sing excerpts from "Tpm dopes" in the ftrst half of the session. Miss Mao Mathoson, Miss M. 8. Green and Mr. H, A. Johnson will sing -solos on the supporting programme-" Waltz Song" (from "Merrie England*'), "How Changed the Vision" and "Comfort Ye; Every Valley/' respectively. Instrumental items will be played by tho Broadcasting Trio, and there will be a 'cello solo by Mr. Phil. Palmer. IYA: §ilent day. 4QG. Brisbane: Studio concert; National Broadcasting orchestra; A.B.C. donee band.