BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18331, 24 February 1934, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES i IYA’.-~ 8 p.:n., recordings; 10 p.m., talk per radio telephone from Australia, ‘•.TIiC Prospects of the Australian Cricket Team for Hie Forthcoming Tour of England,” Mr. Don Bradman. 21YA.—8.25 p.m., songs at the cinema organ by Mr. Paul Giilleri; talks, 8.40 p.m., “Mike and I,” Mr. K. Alexander, and 10 p.m., by Mr. Don Bradman. 3YA.—B p.'rh., relay from' 4YA; 10 p.m., talk by Mr. Don Bradman. 4YA. —Concert orchestra 1 ; 8.30 and 9.25 p.m., entertainment by the Pukcteraki Maori' concert party; 10 p.m., talk, by Mr. Don Bradman. ! 3AR.—IO p.m., national programme, concert by National Military Band and assisting artists. Empire broadcast. —7.15 p.m., Big Ben, news, Cafe Colette orchestra, organ recital, ballad concert. TO-MORROW’S FEATURES i IVA.—7 p.m.,'Baptist Tabernacle, Dr. W. Graham Scroggie; complete presentation of recorded version of Puccini’s opera, “La Tosca.” 2YA, —i p.m., fit. Thomas’ Anglican Church, Rev. C. V. Rooko: operatic selection by the concert orchestra; recordings. 3YA.-- 7 p.rn., fit. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, Rev. A. C. Watson ; 8.30 p.m., relay from 4YA. 4'YA.—5.20 p.m., Knox Church, Rev. ;B. C. Herron; 8.23 p.m., recorded recital by Mr. Frank Titterton, tenor; tlm 'Facility Players will present “A Night of the Trojan War” at 8.40 p.m., and t “The Maker of Dreams’’ at 9.25 p.m.; Q.V, p.m.. violin recital by Mr. Rees • Mi OonacHy. •j 3FC.—IO p.m.* national programme, Uriel in B flat 1 (SchubertV. Empire broadcast.—7.ls p.m., Big Ben, news summary, religious service ; from All Hallows, symphony concert,,