BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17238, 19 April 1930, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT'S FEATURES

IYA: The Radio Scamps will appear in a novelty eriterUiinimiht entitled "Nautical bat Nice.'' The Orchestral Octet will give items. Dunce music follows until 11 p.m. 2YA: 'J'he artists will be the Melodic Pour, Madame Obra. Uregg-Kdmondson, of Wftnganui. and MY. Will Bishop, entertainer at the piano, Instrumental music will lie provided by the Salon Orchestra.

?)\A: A vaudeville and dance programme has been arranged. Mr. LeslieFleming will sing "Gipsy John," "Rolling Down to Rio," and "Old Farmer John." The. Chatterboxes will present two 20-iniruito entertainments of mirthful songs and sketches. Items will be given bv the Studio Octet. 4YA will relay 3YA. 2FC: Orchestral concert arranged by Musicians' Union.

ZBL: John Mitchell, tenor; Wally Baylies, comedian, tenor; Harold Harrison, mouth organist; boxing from the ..Stadium.

4QG : Queensland Eisteddfod

TO-MORROW'S FEATURES

IYA: 1.1 a.m., Easter service in St. Mary's Cathedral, preacher Canon William' Fancouvt; 6.55 p.m., I'itt street Methodist. Church, preacher Rev. \\. Walker.

2XA : 7 p.m., Vivian street Clntrcli of Christ, preacher Rev. 11. A. Clark. M.A., B.tf.

3YA: 7 p.m., Anglican Cathedral, preacher Archbishop ■Julius. 4YA; 6.30 p.m., Moray Place Congi •■(.'gational Church, preacher Rev. A. Mead.

2VC: Bessie Blake, soprano; Paul Vinogradoff, piano; professional musicians' baud. 2TVF.: A musical travelogue, "Old Father Thames."

4QG: Jean Rigby. contralto; David LVlsman. bass; Phyllis Yer.ner. soprano.

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