BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18057, 6 April 1933, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES 11'A. —The 1 lev. W. A. Constable will speak #ll "The Plays of Ibsen—‘A Doll's House.’” The programme will consist of recordings, items by the Chamber Orchestra, xylophone stilus by Ray Jury, vocal solos by Mrs. Wallace Good (soprano), and a talk by Mr. Percy, llamblin continuing the series, “A Trip Home to New Zealand From Columbus, Georgia.”

2YA.—"The Middle Ages and Ourselves—Conclusions” will be the subject of a lecture by Professor G, W. von Zedlitz. Featured on the programme will be items by the Wellington Symphonic Dance Orchestra, vocal solos' by Kathleen Ferris (soprano), a lecture by Mr. R. N. Gordon on “Punch—An Imperial Institution,” and the presentation of a musical sketch entitled “The Rehearsal,” arranged by Mr. Dong. Stark. oYA.—The programme will begin with, the second section of the Music Lovers’ Competition, which will be followed by vocal ,solos by Madame Margherita Zelanda (soprano), with recordings interspersed. At 9.2 p.m. Professor A. H. Toeker will speak on "The World Economic Conference.”

4YA.—A talk on “The Engineering Industry in New Zealand” will be given by Mr. J. N. Patrick. Recordings, items by the Troubadours, selections bv the String Orchestra, 'cello .solos by Lloyd Hunter, and dance music will be broadcast.

Empire broadcast, wavelength 25.5 and 31.3 metres.—9.3o a.m. (S p.m. New Zealand time): Time signal from Big Ben; symphony concert. ' 10.45: A talk, “The Week in Westminster.” 11.0: Dance music, 11.15-11.30; News bulletin..