ON THE AIR

Gisborne Times, Volume LXX, Issue 11128, 11 February 1930, Page 2

ON THE AIR

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th

Miss Alma MeGruer, Miss Beryl Smith, Mr. James Simpson and .Mr. 1). Black will provide the vocal portion of lYA’s programme singing solos and concerted numbers from “Dorothy,” “Going Lip,” “High Jinks,” “To-night’s the Night” and “Bose Marie.” - The Studio Trio will ho heard in selections from the works ol’ Tseha ikowsky, Wioniaw ski and Gounod. The last mentioned item will ho “Ave Maria,” with Dulcitone accompaniment. Solos will he played by Miss fna Bos. worth (violinist) and Mr. Cyril Towsey (pianist). Mr. A. B. Chappoll, M.A., will give another one of his popular Topical Talks. During The evening there will he another relay from the “Majestic.'

5 There will he.a talk for the “Man on the Land” from 2YA at 7.10 p.m. This evening’s popular programmes at 2YA will he provided by the Strollers’ Radio Party and the 2YA Salon Orchestra Tinder Mr. M. T. Dixon. The programme hy the Strollers will comprise much diversity in entertatnment—soprano and tenor solos, simbrette items, humorous -numbers. jiatter and pianoforte solos. I lie orchestra I items will include the overture ••Three Heroes,” the “Song of the Volga Boatmen” and Porch's “Two Country Dances”. There will also l>o a violin solo “Czardas, by Mr. \Y. Ilavdoek and a flute and clarionet duet “Lo. Here the Gentle Lark.” hy Messrs V. R. Brown and H. Langtry. Both items will have orchestral accompaniment.

Tho Dunedin City Citadel Band under Mr. A. Millard will provide the instrumental portion of the musical programme at 4YA. A splendid selection of items has been made These will include a trombone ' solo, with band accompaniment, “Le Grande.” The artists supplying the vocal portion ot the musical programme, which will no of a very popular nature, will be—Mrs. Carty (soprano) Mrs. A. H. Ritchie (contralto) and Mr. G. M. Salmond. Miss Nellie barren will give two humorous elocutional y numbers. Silent day at 31 A.