WHAT NAME, PLEASE?

Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 17, 2 November 1934, Page 29

WHAT NAME, PLEASE?

imei ‘slip: AVENE NBUENR SEER ERR [Hn names given below are thase of men and w2women who are featured in the coming programmes from the New Zealand national stations or of radio performers who have been featured in the news during the week. . On these pages are paragraphs relating to the activities of the persons mentioned in this column. FLORENCE DESMOND, wellknown radio star and actress, whose engagement to Camphell Black, Scott's co-pilet, was announced at the termination of the air race. CHARLES KENNEDY SCOTT, famous London choral conductor, and father of the winner of the Melbourne Centenary Air Race, REY. CANON ~ CHARLES | PERRY, in a broadcast by 3YA from §St. Michael's . Church, Christchurch, at 1] a.m. on Sunday, November 4... , F, J, PERRY, world’s champion tennis-player, in a talk from : 1¥A at 9.2 pum. on Monday, November 5. "STAINLESS STEPHEN," in a recording from 2YA on Wednesday, November 7, QUENTIN MACLEAN, ina re- » cording from 3YA on Tuesday, © Navember 6, , J. H, SQUIRE; with his Celeste Jetet, in recordings from 3YA on Friday, Noveniber 9, MADAME NANETTE ~ DE: LORNAY, in concert numbers from 2YA at 9 p.m. on Sunday, November 4, MISS CORA WILDING, in a talk from 3YA at 7.15 p.m. on ‘= Monday, November 5, MISS MARGARET ANDERSON, in a talk from 3YA at 1] am on Wednesday, Nevember JOHN DRINKWATER, in a recorded talk from 4YA at 2.45 pm, on Sunday, Nevember 4, JOHANNES ANDERSEN, in a talk from 2YA at 8.40 on. Tues: day, November 6. . Ente ie Hb te Ste MU Ses Ste i ee See st ts ee Std ST ee iit tit tit iit