BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17947, 26 November 1932, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGIIT’S FEATURES

IYA. —A horticultural tulle entitled “The Hygiene of the Garden” will be given by Mr. C. P. Worley. The concert programme will feature items by Barry’s Ingall’s Hawaiian Trio, vocal solos by Mrs. A. 11. Batchelor (contralto), Maud Giles (soprano) and Gilbert A. James, (baritone), two duologues by Hilda Morse and Alan McSkimming, and a sea story by “Old Wire Whiskers,” with the title of “Lies from a Skipper’s Log: Battle of the Monsters.’-’ Banco music will commence at 10.10 p.m. i!YA.—A concert by the Wellington Harmonic Society will be relayed. Dance music will follow. 3YA. —The studio concert will include items by the Salon Orchestra, choruses by the Commercial Travellers’ Choir, vocal solos by Rex Harrison (baritone), and K. W. Connor (tenor), and humor by A. K. Koineril. Commencing at .10.10 p.m. dance music will be broadcast. 4YA. —A concert by tho X)une<lin Orchestral Society will be relayed. Dance music will follow. TO-MORROW’S FEATURES. I YA.—Pitt Street Methodist Church, Rev. William Walker; studio concert. 2YA.—St. Peter’s Anglican Church, Rev. W. Bullock; Port Nicholson Band concert. 3YA. —St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, Cashel street east, Rev. Alan C. Watson; concert by the male chorus of the Imperial Grand Ophra Company. 4YA. —Knox Presbyterian Church, Rev. D. C. Herron; relay of 3VA.