BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18065, 17 April 1933, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT ’ S FEATURES IYA.—Featured ou tlio programme will l)o vocal solos by Lenore Huxmot (contralto) and Albert Gibbons (bassbaritone), novelty instrumental items by the Hungarian Trio, saxophone solos by K. A. Wise, recordings and dance music. 2YA.—The concert programme will include selections by the Concert Orchestra, vocal solos by Madame Margherita Zelan da (soprano) and J. M. Caldwell (bass), and recordings. In addition there will bo a. talk by Air. C. I‘k Wheeler entitled “More About Radio,” and danco music.

3VA. —“Social Psychology” will bo the subject of a lecture by Mr. .1. Johnson. Recordings, selections by the I Ohristchurct Municipal Band, vocal solos by Lottie Colville (soprano) and T. D. ' Williams (bass-baritone), a talk by Air. 1 J. N. Clarke on “Champions, Past and Preseut,” and dance music will be heard. 4YA.—The fourth series of the Music Lovers’ Competition will be broadcast !at 7.35 p.m. The programme will conj sist of recordings, a talk by Air. J. T Paul on “Russia’s Baltic Neighbors,” and danco music..

Empire broadcast. wave-length 25.5 and 31.3 metres.—lo.3o a.m. (9 p.m. New Zealand time) : Time signal from Big Ben; news bulletin. 10.45: A concert by the 8.8. C. Banco Orchestra. 11.15: A talk. “Motor Racing,” by Air. S. 0. H. Davis. 11.30: Vaudeville programme. J 2.0-12.30: A concert by Jack Martin and his orchestra from Hie Hotel Majestic. -St. Anno’s-on-Sea.