BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18179, 29 August 1933, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATUREB IYA: 7.30 p.m., book review; 9.2 p.m.; talk, “Humorous Stories of a Public Life;” by Sir James Parr; recordings. 2YA: Taljts, 7.40 p.m., “For the Man on the Land,” and 9 p.m., “What’s AU This About Marriage! bv' Margaret 1 Macpher9oh; piano recital p* Miss Alice Law,;a relay of the Wellington Competition festival, ana at 9.? p.m. a sppqal 8.8. C, programme, “Worlds Away,” a family chronicle froth the year 1812 to 1933. 3YA :‘ 7.35 p.iril, dialogue, “The Story of the Garden;” by Messrs. E. E. Wiltshire and T. C. fViirfctaogh; studio presentation of “Legend,” a drama of the Sea in two acts 4YA: Talks, 7.30 p.m., “Peaceful Means for the Settlement of International Disputes,” by the Rev. W. A. and 9.2 p.m., “The Domestic Affairs of the Sea Dwellers— How We Dredged the Floor of the Ocean and What We Found There,” by Mf. Davidt Ef. Graham ; studio concert.

3LP: 9.30 p.m., national programme, “Broadway 4pne*,” .ah American cocktail of comedy, romance and finance. Empire broadcast.—s.ls a.m. (3.46 p.m. New Zealand time), variety programme relayed* from ' Olympia; 6.30 a.m.j'sonata recital; 7.0 a.ip.-7.15 a.m., news bulletin; 11,Q a.m.-1.0 p.m., transmission on an omni-directional aerial, featuring a cinema organ recital and orchestral music.