BROADCASTING
TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES IYA.--7.30 p.m., agricultural talk, ••‘Grassing of Coastal Consolidated Satin Areas in North Auckland,’ Mr. L- B. Glanville; 8 p.m., Jubilee present, “Messer Marco Polo : oMO p.m.. “Superstition” ; 9-5 p.m-, wrest ling. , . 2VA.—3 p.m., recorded chamber music, featuring Beethovens Quartet in K Major, Op. 59, No. .1 ; B.4o_p.nu. talk. “The Origin of Drama," Miss Graeme Carswell f 9.5 p.m., wrestling, M<--Cretidv v. Hopkins. 3VA. Talks, 7.35 p.m.. “Modern Ballroom Dancing.” Mr. A. L. Leghorn, and at 9.5 p.m., “Dawson on the Klondike.” Miss N. W. Anderson: 8 p.m.. New Brighton Municipal Band; 8.21 p.m., “Kb and Zeb”; records. 4YA.—8.8 p.m., Walter Kingsley. Knglish. baritone; 8.22 p.m- Vincent Aspcy, violinist; 9.5 p.m... wrestling. oLO. —National programme. 7.45 p.m.. an attempted rebroadeast ol the League of Nations’ short-wave station, RadioNations, Geneva j 9.5 C p.m.. chamber music, Budapest String Quartet; 11-30 p.m., “The Honeymoon Kclinse.” a
matrimonial mix,up. Empire broadcast. —4.45 p.m., Big Ben, an organ recitai by Guy Weil/.: 5.15 p.m., excerpts from the '1 idworth Tattoo; 6 p.m., “Leaning Out- of Windows.” a summer evening serenade by Ursula Branston ; 6.30 p.m.. news.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18770, 29 July 1935, Page 5
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