RADIO-PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 1 June 1931, Page 8

RADIO-PROGRAMME

(Supplied by the Radio Broadcasting Company of N.Z. Ltd.) MONDAY, JUNE Ist. A special programme of solo and chorus work will be presented at 2YA this evening by the choir of St. Mary of the Angels Church, in conjunction with the 2YA Orchestrina. The whole programme will be under the direction and conductors!]ip of Signor A. P. Truda. Of special interest will be the performance of Beethoven’s “Mass in 0,” liturgicallv arranged by Ozerninski with full orchestral accompaniment. This has not previously been broadcast. The vocalists will be Mrs A. P. Truda., Miss Mary Bald and Messrs McGuiness, Stapp and Stanton. Other interesting numbers on the programme will be a vocal trio by Cherubini, and Bruch’s “Violin Concerto” which is to he played by Miss Ava Symons and a ’cello solo by Mr Claude Tanner, with orchestral accompaniment. The New Brighton Municipal Band (Conductor J. A. Nutt-all) and assisting 3YA artists will provide the programme from the Christchurch station. The vocalists will include two new radio performers—Miss Jeanotta Dick, son (soprano) and Mr Archibald Macqiufirrjie (baritone) —both well known in Christchurch musical circles. Mrs Nellie Whitworth (contralto) and Mr H. E. Goodland (humorou s reciter) will also he contributing. As a cornet solo, Bandsman Barsby will play “Scenes that are Brightest.” The speaker during the International Programme from 2YA will be the Hon. G. M. Thompson. M.L.C.. whore subject will be—“lndia and her Problems as viewed from an international standpoint.” Silent day at IYA.

TUESDAY, JUNE 2nd. The speaker for the International Programme at LYA this evening, will bo “Lee Fore Brace,” his subject being -‘Sea Power and Freedom.” The 2YA studi* programme will be of the popular type. The Lyric Quartet will again delight listeners with a budget of popular quartettes, duets and solos, all sung with orchestral accompaniment. Miss Christina Ormiston (soprano) will be heard in ‘‘Nigbtl'a 111. at Sea,” “If We Sailed Away,” “Butterfly Wings,”' three songs by Phillips, and “Serenade” by Gounod. Airs Mildred Kenny and. her Mandolin Orchestra "ill be beard in a number of 'popular and up-to-date, melodies. The Salon Orchestra will supply the incidental music and suitable records will be included in the 1 programme. There will be a baud programme from 4YA. This will be provided by the St. Kilda Band, under Mr James Dixon. 'l’be Orpheus Four, a male combination, Miss Evelyn Shepard (soprano) and Mr J. A. Paterson (Scottish humorist) will contribute vocal .numbers. The quartette numbers will be “Winter Song,” “Albion's Boat,” “Jolly Blacksmith,” “Cov Gillian,” “A Stream of Silver Sunshine” ami “The Day’s Farewell.” As a. bass solo. Mr H. M’Allum will sing “The Last Calk” Silent da v at 3YA.

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