BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18025, 28 February 1933, Page 3

BROADCASTING

i ■ i' -o'?.' » T* *; TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES ? IYA.—A talk on “Sidelights on Pans Opera’.’ -will be given by Mr. John Brbwnlee. The programme will consist o( recordings, a talk by Miss Jane Mander on “London as Seen by Jane Minder,’’ a summary of the day’s play in tSe test cricket match, England v. Australia, and dance- music. 2YA.—“For the Man on the Land” wilfb* the subject of a lecture by a 7«pre«entative of the’ Department- of Agriculture. Selections by Frank Growther’s Novelty Orchestra, vocal 1 solos' ’by ’ Gwenyth Evans (mezzosoprano}, ' lecturette by Mr. Johannes C. Andersvn on “Early Tragedies in New Zealand History,” a summary of the day’s 'play in the test cricket match, Eftglaftff v. Australia, and the presentation a mtfcical ! and historical toUr of Wales in commemoration of St. David’s wilt be broadcast. rsf4. i ~AHectare'on “The Industrial Pu4yre.’of NOw Zealand” will be given by Mr. F. L. Hutchinson. The proifjfthiffWill' feature items by the (3iri»fchurch Broadcasting Trio, vocal taltfi' by: Doris M. Rahey (soprano) and Jattoes: Shaw (tenor), recordings, a sum* rtsatv of the day’s play in the test fftreljrefe;".match,'- England v. Australia, ' apd,dance mysic. • 4YA---Fol]owing 20 minutes of record* hvfij Jiems by the St. Kilda Band, vocal tfoioi by'G-razieila Rossi: (soprano), C. R. WSDiwiitson: (tenifr).. and F. M. Tuoby fbotitpiie),. a talk on “Famous Trials— JUfj&rmstrpng,” and a summary of the cliy’s play in the test cricket match, jjjtaliApd V. Australia, wifl.be broadcast. UjEfipire- . broadcast, wavelength 25.5 Midi 31.3 metres.—9-30 a.m. (9.30 p.m. New Zealand time): Time signal from Bif Ben; Scheherazade programme. 10,25: '% talk, “New Books,” by Mr. Rastt de Selin'court. 10 45: Mr. Sydney Qaitard at the organ of the Gaumont fifac* Cinema, Chester. . 11.15-11.30: