BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19374, 12 July 1937, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES IYA. —7.J0 p.m., talk, “Farmers' Field Competitions," Mr. C. S. Dalgleish; tl p.m., studio presentation of episode 1 of the dramatic radio serial play, "The Thief’s Romance,": 9.5 p.m., boxing, "Young" Gildo v. Archie Hughes; It) p.m., music, mirth and melody. 2YA.-~7.2f) p.m., rebroadcast from Geneva; 7.J0 p.m., talk, "The Progress of Man: Trade and Transportation," Mr. L. R. Palmer; 8 p.m., chamber music, featuring Beethoven’s sonata in C Major; 8.22 p.m., Christina Ortniston, soprano; 8.40 p.m., talk, "A New Zealander Looks at Germany," Mr. David Tombs, Mr. Evan Parry questions him: !).f> p.m., wrestling, Earl McCreariy v. Chief Little Wolf; 10 p.m., dance music.

JYA.- -7.8:7 p.m., gardening talk. "Diflicultics Dispelled"; 0. p.m., Woolslon Brass Band: 0.5 p.m.. tall;, “Schools as tin International Force," Professor 1. L. Kandol, New York; 10 p.m., music, mirth and melody. 4YA. ~7."0 p.m., I a Ik, "Belter Light

-Belter Sight"; I! p.m., recital programme, featuring al 8.20 p.m., Josol KnarUnen, Finnish saxophonist: 8.40 p.m., "World Adairs," Mr. .). 'l'. Paul: !).f> p.m., a play, ‘'Clairvoyant 10 p.m., rlance times from the talkies. 2FC and 3L0.--t1.30 p.m., "As Ye Sow”; 10.10 p.m., "The News Behind the News": 10.80 p.m., "Dance Attain”: lo.f>. r > p.m., "Finma and Tlrberl.

Empire broadcast.- I p.m., Big Ben, "11 aUm t i nHarmonies"; 4.15 p.m.. hall:. “The Adventures of a Zoologist in England": 4.80 p.m.. light classic,al music by the 8.8. C. Kmpire Orchestra; f>.2fi p.m., news: 5.48 p.m., alphabetical misrellanv. letter M.

A report of play in the cricket match, New Zealand v. Yorkshire, at Leeds will be heard from the four YA stations at 7, 8 and fl a.m. to-mor-row.