BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19123, 18 September 1936, Page 5

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT‘S FEATURES JYA.— -3 pfm., : concert- programme.; j’eatuyingf. Vincent Ryan and Freddy Cholmwidvlpy t f 8,12., p.ny,, traditional Welsh 'songs .by J. E. Davies, Tenor. 2YA.-V-RAii.in,, programme'by 8.8.0. Wireless Jlilifafy B.ahd; 9.25 p'.m., “Eb and' Zeb,” the" country, storekeepers: 3YA.— B\ piifiJ,- “HSM.S. Pinafore,” Yu hour with Gilbert mud Sullivan; 10 p.m.. music, mirth and. melody. 4YA.—B p.m., “The Radio -Night Club,” cabaret vaudeville; 9.40 p.m., “New Zealand in the Making,” a talk by. Professor W. N. Benson; 9.5 p.m.. chamber music concert featuring Eileen Joyce, pianist. 31i0.-A10.40 p.m.,- Tennyson's,“Enoch Arden,” with incidental music byRichard Strauss;Tl.ls’'p.m.. “Bound the Mediterranean,” -the A.B.C. (Sydney) Concert Orchestra. Empire, broadcast.—-5.45 p.m.. Big Ben; p.m., gipsy music by Thurston Holland 7-6 p.m,, recital by Hubert Donor, .Australian baritone; 7.25 p.m., news. ’ , ADVANCE FEATURES Saturday.Ul'YA.: “Ten a' Penny,” a 8.8.0. recording" of Geoffrey Bryant’s play., - - 2YA : • “-The- Eight' O’Clock Revile,” a * grpwn-up children’s hour. 3Y.Au Arthur Helmsley, character comedian. 3YA : ‘tlrishi Bulbuls,” .a 8.8.0. recorded ■jk’Ogramme. Dance session from all stations. Sunday'.—4YA : Municipal Band concert, followed, by “The Circle,” comedy. 2V At - Rpdmtic <; programme. 3YA : Orchestral, numbers. ' 4VA: Recordings of the opera “Don -Pasquale.”