BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 17977, 3 January 1933, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES IVA : The programme will consist of recordings, a summary of the day’s play in the second test match, England v. Australia, a talk by Mr. E. J. Bror ('. Muller entitled “The Danish Folk School and its Influence on Farming and National Life,’’ and dance music. 2V.\ : The concert programme will feat lire items by Frank Orowther’s Novelty Orchestra, vocal solos by Ena Deploy (soprano) and Edwin Dennis (tenor), a talk “The Life and Adventures of Mali* Jlnvi,” by Major-General I!. S. Merlin, and a. description of play in the test- match.

SYA: Under the auspices of the Sunlight League, a talk will he given on .sunbathing, and the concert programme will lie made up of items by the male ouartet. duets by 'J’. Ritchie and W. Cotton, vocal solos by 11. ,J. Francis (tenor) and I’. A. Caithness (baritone), and items by the Melody Trio. A summary of the day’s play in the test match will he given. Dance music from 9.30 p.m. to 11 ii.m. 4YA : Following 30 minutes of recording a programme featuring Scots music will he presented. Finn lire broadcast, wavelength 25.28 and 30.5 metres. —9.30 a.in. (9.30 p.m., Now Zealand time): Time signal from Big Don; gramophone recital. 10.15: A talk. 10.30: Vaudeville programme. 11.15-11.30: News bulletin.