BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17228, 7 April 1930, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES IiVA: ‘ ‘ Simple Explanations of Scientific Phenomena,” given by Mr. N. K. Jacobson at 7.40 p.m. The Welsh composer-pianist, Mists Edith Ilarrhy, who is also a singer, will .perform. A further item of a novel nature will lie the broadcasting of a. “Mystery Number,” a solo, by a wellknown mezzo-sOpnrno. The supporting vocalists will be -Mr. Eric .Kishworth (tenor), and .Mr. '(Maude Moss (baritone). Mr. Albert Davey will give dramatic and humorous recitations. The Orchestrina will play classical numbers.

;>YA: The instrumentalists will be Hit' New Brighton Band, Cornet and trombone solos will be played by Mr. Ered Fox and 'Mr. Eos. Croft respectively. The vocalists will include .Miss Margaret O’Driscoll (mezzosoprano), and .Miss Kathleen Bond (contralto). Mr. Deter McDonald (tenor) will be heard in “Thora,” “Until.” and Tosti’s “Good-bye.” Popular songs will be sung by .Mr. K. A. Dowell (bass'). A humorous contributor will be Mr. James J. Flewellyn. •I YA : Lionel Monckton ’s musical play, “The Country Girl,” will occupy the lirst half of the programme. All the principal solos and choruses will be sung, the vocalists being Alias Mne Mntheson, Aliss M. >S. Green, Mr. 11. A. Johlisten and Mr. F. M. Tuohv. IYA: (Silent day.