RADIO BROADCASTING

Evening Star, Issue 20137, 30 March 1929, Page 10

RADIO BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S NEW ZEALAND PROGRAMMES Miss Edith Harrhy, who will be henni from JYA to-ni&lifc. is a- gifUnl singer, pianist, and composer. hue IS one of the foremost Australian radio artists. Before leaving England lor this part of the world shohnda distinguished career at the Guildhall School of Music. A very diversified programme will be broadcast from IT A this evening, the artists including fho popular baritone, Mr Fred. Baker, whose items include ‘Laugh, Clown, Laugh,’ and ‘ Jeaunine, 1 Dream ol Lilac Time.’ Miss Edna Langmuir's versatility will be displayed m two monologues, 'Having It Out’ and •Just Her Way,’ and the jazz piano solo. ‘ Nola,’ included among the orchestra’s items will bo Colcndgc-Ta.v-lor’.s ‘Hiawatha Suite,’ ‘Maiala. Poi ’ (Hill), and selections from ‘.Mikado’ (Sullivan). Humour will be provided by Air Fred. Baker. ‘Mr Austin Peters, a new entertainer to be beard from 2YA lor the first time this evening, has appeared with marked success on the stage, and has also been successfully broadcast by 3LO Melbourne, oCB Adelaide, and other “A” class stations in Australia. Other performers contributing to a bright programme will be Miss Decinia Morgans (soprano). Air Lad Haywood (rnandola), and Air Harry Alatthew (baritone). 2\ T A’s programme will bo rebroadcast by 3YA, but will be interrupted by a relay description of the New Zealand inter-university boxing tourney. A well-diversified popular programme is promised by -IYA. TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES Cliurch relays will be carried out by the Broadcasting Company's four stations to-morrow evening. The three stations in tho north will follow with studio presentations, and 4YA will again relay the St. .Kihla Bn nil's performance at the beach.