BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19139, 7 October 1936, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES

IYA : 7.45 p.m.; talk, )y a member of the Noise Abatement Siiicly; 8 p.m., Dorothea Rvan, pianist. and Harold Taylor, ’cellist; 8.20 p.ib, Winifred Hill, soprano; 8.45 p.m., studio string orchestra.; 9.5 p.m., rporded talk, “Songs of the Maori, ’ Mr. W. Bird; 10 p.m.. music, mirth and jielody. 2YA : 7.7:0 p.m., gardeting talk; 8 pan., studio concert orehesra : 8.6 p.m.. Miss .Myrtle ('hole, mezzo-hprano ; 8.40 p.m.. “World Affairs.” DrjGuy Scholcfir.ld; 9.5 .p.m., 8.8.C.J programme, “Devonshire vwiiu” ;. IC.Kp-m., dance programme. ] 3YA : 7.30 p.m.. talk. “T)e Threshold of Qtir Age,” Mr. George Maiming ; 8 p.m,, recordings; 10 p.ifi., basic, mirth and melody. i

4YA : 7.35 p.m.. “Prospers for Tomorrow's Racing at. Wirigaui,” Mr. 11. McKenzie: 8.25 p.m., “Must Round the Campfire” ; 8.40, p.m., tall, “Prisons: The. Story of Dartmoor Cornet Prison, 1 Major F. 11. Latripcn; 9.1 p.m., two popular contemporary comjjsers, .Erie Coates and George Gershwin! studio eoncert orchestra, and rceordinf; 10 p.m., dance music.

3LO: 10 p.m., celebrity eincevf, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.! Empire broadcast.—7.ls p.j., Big Bon, chamber music, the MaurieuCole Trio; 8 p.m., “Foreign Affairs,” S’ Frederick Whyte; 8.25 p.m.. ‘‘Empire Magazine”; 8.55 p.m., news-