BROADCASTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19378, 16 July 1937, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT'S FEATURES 1YA.—7.30 p.m., sports talk, Mr. Gordon Hutter; 8 p.m., Mr. D'Arcy Cresswell in readings of prose and verse, wth appropriate music: 9.5 p.m., studio concert; 10 p.m., music mirth and melody. 2YA.—7.40 p.m., talk, "Know Your Own Country," "Wirihana"; 8 p.m., "Richelieu, Cardinal or King?"; 8.40 p.m., talk, "Colourful Ghosts—A Wander on Old Edgware," Miss Valerie Corliss; 9.15 p.m.. Port Nicholson Silver Band, with interludes by Mrs. J. A. Rankin, mezzo-soprano; 10 p.m., new dance recordings. 3YA.~-8.22 p.m., Josef Kaartinen, Finnish saxophonist: 8.44 p.m., Thea Philips, English lyric soprano; 9.20 p.m., studio orchestra; 10 p.m., music, mirth, and melody.

4YA.--8 p.m., "Variety Bran Pie": 8.44 p.m.,' recorded talk, "A Riding Parson,*' Rev. R. W. W. Alexander; 9.5 p.m., recorded chamber music concert; 10 p.m., dance music from the Savoy Restaurant.

2FC and 3L0.—9.30 p.m., "Swanee." musical biography of Stephen Foster, the composer; 10 p.m., "The Shamrock and the Thistle": 10.45 p.m., "sketch, '•Tell-tale Time."

Empire broadcast.—4 p.m., Big Bon. "Tommy Atkins": 4.15 p.m., light music; 4.45 p.m., " Here Lived . . . . General Wolfe"; 5 p.m., pianoforte; 5.10 p.m.. Royal visit to Wales; 5.25 p.m.. news; 5.50 p.m., songs at the piano: fi.s p.m., cricket. Gentlemen v. Players.

Commencing at 4.30 p.m. to-morrow, the four main New Zealand stations will 1 broadcast a running commentary on the second Rugby test match, South Africa v. Australia, at Sv'dney.