BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17955, 6 December 1932, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES ! ; Ta.—Continuing his town pliinning c,.iies of lect.iirctt.es. Professor B King it will speak -on “Parks, hardens, Funnsh; iritis and Ollier Amenities oi the Guy. The programme will feature recordings, a talk by Professor R. AT* Algie on “Inns of Court,” and dance music; oy \ _“],’or the Alan on. the Land w ill be the siibicct of a talk bv. a representative of the Department of Agriculture. The studio concert, entitle'l “Christmas Optimism,” will be provided by the Y.M.O.A. Optimists Club, assisted'bv Frank Crowd her s Novelty Orchestra,. \ ... 3YA.--r.MisK Carol West,-W.atspn will Speak on “Tramping and \oulh llpS; to-h ” The concert programme will feature vocal solos by Airs, fl..Turnbull (mezzo-soprano) and AV- Bradshaw’ (tenor), piano solos by Maisio tUtev. and items by the Melody Trio. Dance music will begin at 9.30 p.m. 4VA.—The studio concert will include 30 minutes of recordings, items by the Kaikorni Rand, popular mini be, a by the Melodians, vocal solos by, Mary U. White (soprano). a xylophone .duet bv Randsineii It. •!. Andrews and W. <Jgin ton, vocal duels by 1 e Avit- Nui and ],. Rrowii, and a talk bv Air. W. It Carson on ‘T'amon.s Trials.. .