BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18397, 15 May 1934, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES IYA.—B pan., Community singing in Auckland Town, Hall. . . 2YA. —8 p.m., first; hnlf-hour of 'concert by the Circassiam- choir; 8.40 f p,jn., talk, “ iipy,altae«, 5 Have- Mot," 'Mjijor-Uenornl K S, Merlin; 9.2- p.uij, •theme programme, “Ah Item or Two About i Switzofjat^li’f; narrdtdd, by Mr Barry Coney. -A ■ ■ ;}YA.-r7.5_5; p,m;, #Jpgub<; by-the !Youth Hostel executive, ‘ Past, Present and Future ”; 8.23 p.m., Miss Myra Sutton,, contralto;' ;8.39 p.m,, Rev. L. A. North, baritone; 'recordings. - V--4YA.—Talks, i 7.40.' .p.rit, “ Minor Elizabethan, PlayS,” Miss Hi Johnson, 9.2 p.m., “Cricket in England—Some Famous Tost Matches, V .Mry J f A. Dunning; ,sl.. Hilda B&njl! 9.? Q R . n d 0.46, pm., Misses Ethel Whllaeo i(violin), Elvira Wycherley (’iPllp}, and, Sybil Baker (pie tio); 9:32' p.m., Miss Ruby Brico, soprano. , 3 tO, —NntionnT programme, 9.30 p.m., file A.b!C. Pollies; .10.40 p.m.,, “The Farmer’s Wife,” comedy. , Empire broadcast,—4 p.?n., Big Tom, dance music,, {i AVdtorftont nnd ,Gpon Sea.” organ recital, and. news. No. A Transmission 5.30 ’n.m.