RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 3 July 1931, Page 8

RADIO PROGRAMME

(Supplied by the Radio Broadcasting Company of N.Z. Ltd.)

FRIDAY, JULY 3rd

Much variety will mark the programme for IYA. this evening. Mr W. Coleman (tenor) will sing a group ot songs that wc.rc popular twenty or thirty years ago. Messrs 'K. 'Waters and 'Ray Jury wiR give several numbers for piano and xylophone, while Mr Purdy, together with .Mr Peter Black, will be heard in a number of whistling solos and songs at the piano. An item of interest will be or 0. Roland's performance on the phono-fiddle. The Asquiths are again appearing in one of their twenty-m’.nute drawing room entertainments. The 2Y.\i concert will be of a varied nature. The Orcho.striiia, under Signoi A. P. Truda, will he heard in the overture “Raymond," the intermezzo ‘An Bays die Amours," the gavotte ‘‘Rendezvous,’’ the selection “On with the Dance a valse lente, ‘‘Dream of and

a tango. Air Stan. Williamson, an exponent of the banjo, will again delight listeners. Ihe vocal portion will be in bands of fine 'Lyric Quartet and Miss '.Muriel Join's. The latter will be hea-td in a, budget of popular songs tit the

piano. The Christchurch Saxophone Rand, under Mr Glaysher, will make its initial appearance in radio this- evening when it wjll present a programme at 3YA. It is a well trained combination of sixteen players. .Miss L. At. Miller, mezzosoprano, will fie heard in ‘By the AXateis of Minnetonka,” “Pale Moon and "She Wandered down the Mountain Side ” iMr James Smith (bass) a Scottish singer making his first appearance before the microphone, will a,lso sing. -Miss Alaisie Ottey, pianistc, will play light classics. .Some line quartettes by -Miss Lettio de Clifford, Alias Betty Hamilton . and iMr J. E. Davits and Mr E. Bond, will lie presented during BA s conceit. A number of Lauder items will be given l, v 'dr Brown. Squire's ‘-Slumber Song" will lie' played as a ’cello solo bv Mr ILaw. The instrumental programme by or Pottitt’s Sextette will be mainly •excerpts from popular musical comedies.

SATURDAY, JULY 4th

'I llis evening, the IV A Orchestral Oite.t will be playing the "Chelsea China" suite, and “Country Girl selection. Mrs B. Jellard, popular contralto, and Miss Eileen Smithson, will he heard again, the hitter singing several songs of the popular type. Mr Dan flood, humorist, is always very welcome, bringing vv.th him a wealth of professional experience, and Mr Ivan Perrin will once again delight listeners with several nove'ty piano solos. At 2YA, in commemoration of the •'.tli July, ‘Ami.lira's Independence Day, tiicre' will lie a full instrumental programme of Ameriuan selections and melodies. Mr Spencer Furrell (lightbaritone) a newcomer to 2YA, will be heard in popular melodies with orchestral accompaniment. Mrs Amy Dunn ■■(soprano) and Mi Nolto Toki will he singing. Two humorous sketches will be given by Miss Grade Kerr and Mr James Cooke. Both 3Y r A and 4YA will be broadcasting on relay from His Majesty s 'lheatre, Dunedin, a concert to be given under the auspices of the Society of Professional Musicians of Otago, in aid of the music teachers of Hawkes Bay. The president of the Society is

(Mr Chas. A. Martin, Mas. Bao., L.A.8., and an outstanding programme has been arranged.