BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18378, 21 April 1934, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES IYA.--Studio orchestra; recordings; 8.22 and 9.34 p.m., Scottish humor in song and story by the “Twa Macs.” 2YA.—Talks, 7.40 p.m., “Aspects of Democracy—Rights and Obligations,’ Ur. Cyrus, Mitchell, and at 8.40 p.m.. "A Talk in Croquet Players," Mrs. W. E. Cnidow; 8.18 p.m., Mr. Dan Foley (piano) and Mr. Frank (Yowther (vocal). "Melodies Old and New”; 9.2 l p.m., oldtime dance progvnmn\e by the concert orchestra. 3YA.—B p.m., relay from 4YA. 4YA.—Selections by the concert orchestra, including “The Evolution ol Yankee Doodle," at 8 p.m., 8.44 and 9.52 p.m., Mr. Ted Heaney (piano-accor-dion) ; recordings. 3L0.—10 p.m., national programme, “Gems from Operas,” by the A.B.C. concert orchestra, with Miss Julie Russell, soprano; 10.55 p.m., non-stop variety. Empire broadcast. —5.15 p.m., Big Ben, dance music, topical talk, banjo orchestra, news. TO-MORROW’S FEATURES IYA.— 7 p.m., Baptist Tabernacle, Rev. Dr. W. Graham Scroggie; 8.30 p.m., recordings of Gounod’s “Faust.” 2YA.—7 p.m., Trinity Methodist Church, Rev. W. Bramwell Scott; 9.15 p.m., recording, “The Barber of Seville.” 3YA. —7 p.m., Salvation Army Citadel, Adjutant Tong; 8.30 p.m., relay from 4YA. 4YA.—6.30 p.m., Methodist Central Mission, Rev L. B. Neale; 8.30 p.m., organ recital by Dr. V. E. Galway; 9.2 p.m., the Faculty l’layers in "Unseen Eyes” and “Hearts are Trumps.” 2FG.—IO p.m., national programme, Messrs. Lindley Evans and Frank Hutchens present “Mozart’s Concerto in K Major” for two pianos. Empire broadcast.—s.ls p.m., Rig Ren, news summary, old English music; 6 p.m., service from Beverley Minster, and pianoforte recital.