BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17953, 3 December 1932, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES IVA. A talk on “Gladioli" will be given by Air. G. K. Gillian. Tho concert. programme will include selections by the Chamber Orchestra, items by the New Zealand Four, popular songs by Mrs. Ella Ilines, two recitals by l nu Moore, a duet by James Simpson and A. U- Taylor, bass-baritone solos by Duncan Black, a summary of the day’s play in the cricket test match, Australia v. England, and a. talk by ‘‘Fore Peak” entitled “A Fisherman's Yarn.” Dunce music will follow. 2YA. —A concert by tho Wellington kpollo Singers will be relayed. Following the weather report, a summary of the test match will be given- _ Commencing at 10.10 p.m. <)anee music will be broadcast. 3YA- —Mr. S. W. J. Belton will give a lecture on “Some By-Products of Coal.” A relay of 4YA and dance music will follow. 4YA- —The studio concert will feature items hv M. do Rose and his orchestra, a presentation of (he mystery play. “Three Hoars Fast.” followed by the solution, a sketch by Anita Winkel and Harold Rain entitled “The Brass Door knob.” bass solos by E. Bond, and a summary of the test, match. Dance music will begin at 10.10 p.m. TO-MORROW’S FEATURES. IYA. —St. Mary's Cathedral, Canon William Faurourt; Municipal Band concert. 2YA.—Terrace Congregational Church, Rev. W. H. Nowell; Municipal Tramways Band concert. 3YA.—■Salvation Army Citadel, Ensign Ncevo; relay of a programme bv the chorus of the Imperial Grand Opera .Company front 4YA.

4YA.—St. John’s Anglican C'lnueh, Tinslyn, Von. Archdeacon Fitcliott; concert by the chorus of the Imperial Grand Opera Company.