BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17945, 24 November 1932, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES

jYA.—Mr. L. K. Munro will continue his series of lectures on “The New Conatitution of the British Lropire, tonight’s subject being “The Case of the Irish Free State.” The studio concert vfill feature items hy the Chamber Orchestra, vocal solos by Aimec Glap- • ham (contralto) and ltoger Emngton (tenor), recitations by Minna Mays, and a cricket talk by C. Dacre entitled “The English Tour of Australia.” 2YA.—The concert programme wilt consist of items by the Concert Orchestra, vocal solos by C. Casford (baritone), entertainment ut the piano by Will Bishop, piano aud flute items by Hugo Anson and William Alwyn, and a lecture by the Hon. J. Craigie, My Favorite Poet: Masefield.’ - 3YA.— “Certification of Wheat will be the subject of a lecture by Mr. J. C. McKay. The studio concert will consist of recordings and a talk by Dr. Winifred Haward on “Florence: Past and Present.” 4YA.—The concert programme will . include selections by the de Rose Octet, vocal solos by E. Bolwell (baritone), Arthur McDonald (bass-baritone) and R, Bryant (baritone), a recital by 0. E. Russell, a flute and clarinet item by C. Gibbons and S. George, humor bv A. Regan, and a talk by Marguerite Puechegad on “Free-Lancing For" Lady Journalists.” Dance music will commence at 9.30 p.m. _____