ON THE AIR

Gisborne Times, Volume LXX, Issue 11124, 6 February 1930, Page 3

ON THE AIR

TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES,

A IVA at 7--1-0 o’clock this even, ing Air. T. Bloodwort.i will speak on •‘Work of the International Labor Office.” This lecture is being given under the auspices of tlie League of Nations Union. At S o clock that, popular combination, "The Minus f ives ” assisted by tho Clarsax Duo, will present a novelty entertainment, “Allxture to bo Taken as' Before, and listeners are assured of a good evening’s entertainment. The programme will conclude with dance music. i. . - A further lecture on “-Maori Pronunciation” will be_ given- by Hare at 7.40 at ‘JYA. Tnis will be followed ftt S o clock by a relay of the proceedings in tho Town Hall, where the citizens of ■Wellington are to tender a la re woo to Sir Charles and Lady Fergusson. Air. G. A. Troup; Mayor of Wellington. will preside. At 7.30 from ST A there will be a l’evies' of the January issue of the Journal of Agriculture. All excellent concert programme with liunioious and classical numbers, be presented at S o'clock Airs. Elsie Sharp (mezzo-soprano), who has previously delighted radio listeners will be singing again. Miss Nano}' Powden (contralto' 1 will sing “The Linden Tree,” “Sapphic. Ode” and “Like to the Damask Rose.” Air. Harold Prescott (tenor) and Mr. Leslie Fleming (baritone) will also he singing. Air, Prescott’s items ‘‘Seremita.” and Sullivan’s “Once Again,” There will .he , recitations by Airs. Marion The' select 'oils to be played bv the Studio Octet under Air. Harold Beck j will include “Remembrances of . Brahms' and Massenet's *'Scenes 'Pittofesques.”.