BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17232, 11 April 1930, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT'S FEATURES IYA : The leading artist will be Mrs. li. dellard, who will sing two of Blumenthars songs, "My Secret," and "Tokens." The instrumental portion of the programme will be provided by the Studio Trio. Miss lna Bosworth (violinist), and Mr. I vn'l Towsey (pianist). Mr. A. B. Chapped, M.A., will give a topical talk, and there will be a gramophone lecture-recital. 2YA : The Lyric Male Voice Quartet will siim solos from "Don Giovanni," "For/.a del Destiuo," "Rigoletto." "The Desert Song." 'Philemon and Bacchus." and the "Pilgrims' Chorus" from "Tannhauser." Miss Dorothy Newman, soprano, will sing two numbers from comic operas. A comedy in one act will be given by Mr. Victor Lloyd's .company, entitled "A (Storm in a Breakfast Cu'p." 7>\ A : A popular type of concert programme will be followed by a dance music session, concluding at 11 p.m. Mrs Lucy O'Brien, Miss Doris (rvine, Mr. Douglas Suckling, and Mr. Finlay Robb will he lhe soloists. Vaudeville I urns will be given by Mr. Kddy Hegau. Items will be contributed by Miss Irene Morris, violinist, and the Broadcasting Trio. 4YA : The Salon Orchestra has a pro"l'aiunie. Miss Kvelyu shepard, soprano, Mr. George Crawford, tenor, and Mr. Noel 11. North, baritone, will sing. Mr. D. Iv Dull, dramatic reciter, will give '•The Devil's Speech." from Bernard Shaw's "Man and Supermini," "Misunderstood," and "The Queen's Look." Mrs. ('. Drake, pianist, will play "Elude Mignoii." 1 2KC: Boherl Gilbert, baritone; saxa phone classics by Al llainiueti : "Another Pair of Spectacles.'' one-act lane ; rclav from 31.0. 3BL; Lily I'rve. pianist: sketches hv Fthel Lang. Colin Oyster, and Muriel C'Mallev: radio fantasy; Norman Wright,' tenor; Vincent Aspev, violinist. 4QO; Nance lli.ks. soprano; Vera Barker, contralto: Paul Robeson, bass.