BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17954, 5 December 1932, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES 1 A A.—An agricultural talk, “Nitrogenous Fertilisers," will be given by Mr. W. Alexander. The programme will include a one-act comedy, “Wurzel Flummery,” and in tlie event ol there being no wrestling at the 1 own Hall, record-

ings. BYA.—Mr. il. C. South will give a lecture on ‘Hooks: Grave and Gay. The studio concert will feature, items by the Concert Orchestra, vocal solos by Miss A. V. Lam bourne (mezzo-soprano) and Signor Lucien (“esaroui (bass), and at. 9.2 p.m. a surprise item. Commencing at 10 y>.in., dance music will be broadcast.

3YA.--Mr. ('. 1C Slraubcl will speak on Now Zealand Writers: Katherine Mansfield and the Cast 10 'i ears. ’ ’I lie concert programme will consist of items by the Ashburton Solvation Army Band, vocal solos by Myra Sutton (contralto) and Charles L dames (bass), a cornet solo by Bandsman 11. W. Hayward, and items by Blaine Moody’s Hawaiian Trio, with recordings interspersed. A talk will be given by Mr. YY. E. Merritt on “Lancashire League Cricket.’'

4VA.•—"Camping and Hiking” will be the subject of a talk by Mr. Robert Duncan. The programme will feature recordings, a lecture by the Rev. Albert Mead oil ‘African Native Liie : Yesterday and To-morrow,” and dan.ee music.