BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17182, 12 February 1930, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT'S FEATURES IYA was lo have relayed from Hamilton a conceit given by the Orchestral Society on I lie. neck of a steamer moored in the river, but owing to it having been found that the steamer cannot be made available, Ihe concert has had t(» be cancelled. IYA, therefore, will broadcast a studio concert, 3YA : There will he an orchestral programme, supplied by the Studio Octet. S-oven of Mac Powell's beautiful "Woodland Sketches" will be played. Other inumbers will comprise the ballet, music /from "be Cid" and selections from tlie 'works of Verdi, Chopin, Oliimiuade, and Saint Saens. Mrs. P. Sluis will sing "Mother, You Know the Story" (from "Cavalleria Riisticana"). A solo from "I'aust." "Loving Smile of Sister Kind,'' will be sung by Miss Sylvia. Angus. Mr. A. T. Cmirh will sing! "The. Flower Song" (from "Carmen"), "From the Land of the Sky Pine Water," and "Ka Mate." Humorous elocutionary items will be given by \\i\ Alan YY. Brown. AY A ■■ A talk to fanners will be. given 7.40 by Mr. It. I!. '.Pennant on "The Principles of Rotational Grazing." The eoiicerl programme will be opened with a relay from the Empire Theatre-, with Mr. Leslie Harvey at the cinema organ. Other artists will' be Miss Owenda Buvt (contralto solos), Miss Bertha Pawlinsoii, iL.A.B. (songs at the piano), Miss Nellie 'Osborn (elocutionary items), Mr. ,1. Palerson (Scottish humor), and tlie Novelty Instrumental Trio. 2YA : Silent day. I 4QC-, Brisbane! A night of comedy; musical revue, "Bean Soup"; radio comedy, "Pun in a llareni."