BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18068, 20 April 1933, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES IYA.—The Rev, ,\V. A. Constable will speak on “The Plays of Ibsen—lbsen’s Last Period.” The programme will in-; chicle selections by the Chamber Orches r tra, vocal solos by Cathleeu Mulqucen (contralto) and Arthur Wright (bassrbaritohe), pianoforte solos by Eric C. L. Bell, and a talk by Mr. Percy Hamblin on “A Trip Home to New Zealand From 4 Columbus, Georgia—Part 8.” , , as it is and as it Mght Be—The GoSpel of Action” will be a lecture by Mr. C. A. Batt. Featured oji the programme will be selections % the Concert Orchestra, vocal Kolos by Herbert Bickford (baritone), tecbrdfngs; songs at the piano by Mrs. B, % McKeown, arid a talk by Mr. E. -W. Abkland 6n “The Truth About Fish-fet.-The fourth series of the Music Lovers’ Competition will .be broadcast at. 7.35 p .pi. The programme will consist ■of classical and light recordings and S, talk oh “Poppy Day” by Mr. If. president of the . .Christchurch Returned Soldjers’ Association. Folio wijjg this talk Mr, t M. Burns will speak bn pThe Incas of Pern.” .. A talk on "Poppy Day”, will 'given by sr. P. S. Anderson, president, of tire Dtinedin, Returned Soldiers’ Association. Selections by the Salon Orchestra, items by the Regal Four, hfelections by the Radio Bell Ringers and 'the, Mhririlba Qhintet, vocal solos by N J\. Saiisom (brtss-baritorie), recordings, a talk by Mr. H. Graham oh “A Garden City of British Columbia,” and dancb hirtkic trill bb broadcast. Empire broadcast, wave-lehgth 25.53 add 31.3 metres. —10.30 a.m. (9 p.m ll«sWiZehland time): Time signal from Big Ben f ,, neh-s bulletin. - 10.45: Dance jfjusic. , 11.15: ~A talk, 11.30: Recordings. 12,0-12.30: Reginald Foort at the organ of the Regal, Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey. „ > i ... .