BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17181, 11 February 1930, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES l IYA : Miss Alma McGruer, Miss Beryl Smith, Mr. James Simpson, and Mr. D. Black will sing solos and concerted numbers from "Dorothy,” '“Going Up,” “High Jinks,”' "To-night’s the Night-,” and “Rose Marie." The Studio Trio will bo heard in selections - from tho works of Tsehaikowsky, Wieniawski and Gounod. The last-mentioned item .Will ho!“Are Maria,” with duicitone accompaniment. Solos will be played by Miss lua Bosworth- (violinist) and Mr. Cyril Towsoy (pianist). Mr-, A. B. Chappell, M.A., will give topical talks. There will he relay from the Majestic. 2YA : There will lie' a. talk for the “Man on the Land” at- 7.40 p.nil The programmes will he provided by the Strollers’ Radio Party and the Salon Orchestra. The programme by-the Strollers will comprise soprano and tenor solos, soubrotte items, humorous numbers, putter and pianoforte solos. The orchestral items will include the overture "Three Heroes,” the “Song of the Volga, Boatmen,” and Borch’s "Two Country Dances.” There will Ire- a violin solo, “Czardas,” by Mr. W. Haydock, and a flute and clarinet- diet, “Lo, Here the Gentle Lark.” by Messrs. V. By Brown and M. Langtry. 4YA : The Dunedin City Citadel Band will provide the instrumental portion of the programme. Assistant- artists will be’ Mrs. Cavty (soprano). Mrs. A. If. Ritchie (contralto), and Mr. G. M. Salniond. Miss Nellie Warren, will give two humorous elocutionary numbers. 3YA: Silent day. 4QG, Brisbane: “Around a Bush Camp Fire.”