BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17236, 16 April 1930, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES

]YA : There will he a talk on “Health ami Diet” at 7.40 p.m. A programme is to be given by the Orphans' Club orchestra. Vocal solos with orchestral accompaniment will ho given by Orphans Stan Pritchard and Bernard Carter. There will he a violin solo, "Czardas,” by Orphan Frank lloil'ey, and humor will be presented by Orphan Hex Vales. 5V A : Miss Gladys 15 rooks (soprano) and Mrs. Kb vs Morgan will sing. Mr. Harold Prescott (tenor) will sing “L Lucovan lc Stello” (from “loses. ), Tosti’s “Serenatu,” tend “A Song of Thanksgiving.'’ Humorous elocutionary numbers will he given by Mr. Richard W ills. Insti omental music will he provided by Mr. Harold Bock (’cellist) and the Broadcasting Trio. 4YA : There will be three saxophone duets by Messrs. J. McCaw and T. Law, with Mr. Moore-Wilson at the piano. Piano novelties will.be contributed by Mr. Moore-Wilson. Soprano solos will be sung by Miss Muriel huger, while Mr. Norman Scurr will contribute light vocal numbers. A talk will be given by Mr. K. Norman Tony, author, on “How to Write Fiction.” 2YA : Silent day. 2FC: Concert' arranged by Royal Apollo (lob. 2BL: The Har-Melodians; Jock Herron, cornet; Florence Page, songs at the piano; radio comedy, “The Stranger in Flat 20.” 4QG : Brisbane Citizens’ Band ; Phyllis Verner, soprano; Anna Selwyn, violinist©; Phyllis Cozens, cont ralto.