BROADCASTING
TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES
IYA.—Tho studio concert will feature vocal solos by Ralph Eskrigge (tenor), instrumental items by the Whisker Quartet., Xylophone solos by Ray A. Jury, Scottish song and humor by “Jock and Jill,” flute solos by David Whisker, and a dog talk by Air. S. F. Temple entitled “Dougal.”
2YA.—The concert programme will consist of recordings, selections by the Concert Orchestra, a lecture by Air. S. W. At. Ktil!ing on “The Australian Aboriginal,” and a session of dance music.
3YA.—'l’he Rev. Hubert Jones Will spoilk on “Operatic and Concert Overtures.” Items by the Salon Orchestra, vocal solos by Cecily Audibert (soprano) and T. D. Williams (bassbaritone), violin solos by Gladys Vincent, and piano and grand organ items by Mntliilde and Irene Harding, with recordings interspersed, will be broadeast.
4YA.—A lecture? on “Economic Problems of Wartime: Economic Results.” will be given by Mr. Eloyd Ross. The concert programme will include choruses by the Gaiety Troupe, modern melodies by the Savonla Orchestra, vocal solos by Edward Mee (baritone), and a sketch by Miss 14. M. Holland.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17946, 25 November 1932, Page 3
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