WHAT NAME, PLEASE?

Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 24, 21 December 1934, Page 9

WHAT NAME, PLEASE?

HE uames given below are those of men and women who are featured in the coming programmes from the New Zeuland national stations or of radio performers who have been featured in the news during the week. On these pages are paragraphs retating to the activities of the persons mentioned in this colwmn. DR. J. B. CONDLIFFE, in a calk from all national stations at 10.10 p.m. on December 27. PAUL WHITEMAN, in recordings from 3YA at 9.57 p.m. on Christmas Day. BRANSBY WILLIAMS, in recorded’ Dickens impersonations from the New Zealand -national stations on Christmas Day. PERCY GRAINGER, in lecturerecitals from 3LO next week. CEDRIC SHARPE, in recordings from 3YA_ on Christmas ‘Day. . ‘ MABEL CONSTANDUROS and MICHAEL HOGAN, in humorous recordings from 4YA on Saturday, December 29. MR, ROBERT PARKER, C.M.G., in a lecturette from 2YA at 8.40 on Christmas Eve. LEWIS CASSON, in a recorded talk from 1YA at 3.30 p.m. on Christmas Day. WILLEM MENGELBERG, in recordings from 3YA on Friday, December 28. -DR. ROBINSON E. HALL, as narrator in a programme entitled "The Music of Home" from 3YA on Christmas Eve. ‘SIR WALFORD DAVIES, in re- | corded lectures from 2YA on De- . cember 27 and 30. EUGENE ORMANDY, in. recordings from 1YA on Christmas Day JAMES OLIVER, in recordings from 2YA on December 28. JOHN BARRYMORE, in a reorded read'ng from Shakespeare ‘rom 4YA at 9.10 p.m. on Sunaay, December 23.