RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 31 July 1931, Page 8

RADIO PROGRAMME

(Supplied by the Radio Broadcasting Company o!' N.Z. Ltd.) FRIDAY, JURY 31st. Oil the studio programme I’min IY.' th s ("veiling, a new artist will appva. Mr Ooorge l’assek, who will g.ve : mimhur of accordeon solos. Mrs Pear. Owen will coiitrihute mezzo-contralto solos and Mr Laurie Stuart baritone songs. Mr Trevor Bin ns will he bean' in several humorous numbers. The Oi chestral Octet will plav, amongst othe. numbers, "The Punch Bowl," "Romance, "A Creole Serenade," and a selection o “Sullivan Songs." A varied and interesting evening it assured from 2YA. Newcomers to radi will be heard : The Nelson Brothe’ (mandolin duo), Mr A. Wills (baritone and Brigadier James Imrie (Engl is concertina). Mr ’A. Wills will s:n "The Fairy ’Tales of Ireland,’’ ‘"Lai 1 of Relight ’ and “Lighterman Toni. Brigadier imrie will play a medley o •'National Airs," Handel’s “Largo" am "Favourite dlymn Tunes.” Also on C programme will be Madame Roroi ’ Cronin, soprano, late of Auckland. The Orchestrion, under Signor A. P. Truda, will be hoard in the overture "Masanhl|o,'’ the selection "-Katin, the Dancer’ and the select ion '‘Songs of Italy.” Mrs Anita Ledsham will contribute’ four popular songs to 3YA'!s programme this evening: “Buy my Strawberries,’' "Irish Folk Song," “Come Lads and Lasses" and “The Bonnie Banks of Loch Lorn.<nd." The other vorahsts tor the evening will he Mr Russell Sumner (tenor) and Mr Arch Macqnarrio (baritone), while Mr I/. I. •). Ryan will uilerta:n for fifteen mimitos with "Tricks and Teasers," a radio conjuring turn. Saxophone and piano novelty items will >c placed by Mr Lyndon P. Christie •Hid .Miss Clive Ai instoii. The instruuental portion of the concert will he provided hv the 'Studio Octet. Some very line quartettes will be sung bv the Select. Four at 4YA. As solo numbers, .Miss L. <r Cl fiord will sing Love's a Merchant" and "In the Oar ■i‘ii of \our lie n’t." Cmi'ralto solos by Miss M. Ilowden w• 11 he "John Anderoui, My Joe" and "Love's Darden of "0.5.5." Mr J. F. Davies will coiitrihute 1, nor son os. Ihe bass. Mr Ed ward Bond, will sing “Father D’Flynn” and “Oi’endon Fair." A Vllo solo will he added to the programme hv Miss V. Moli'att, violin solos by Miss B. Oarlaiul and piano solos by Mrs Drake. I here three artists will also be heard in trio numbers. SATURDAY, AUDUST Ist. Three will he a unset Harmons weekend concert from IYA on Saturday. August 1. Mr J. A. Shanks, baritone, will lie s'nging, and Miss Joyce Hould. the well known elocution : ste, will be heard in two humorous numbers. A new ariist to perform will he .Mrs 0. T. Brian, a very versatile lady,, who is being several songs at the piano. The Orchestral Octet will be heard in .numbers which are sure to he popular. U 2YA, a feature of the programme will be the Bridges Trio, a comb.nation of clever young play rs from nanganui. They arc experts on xylophone aed guitars and have appeared before- the microphone at all the leading broadcasting stations in 'Australasia. Mr Waiter Brough, bacitone, a well known and popular sing r from IYA, will make irs appearance'at 2YA, Mss Florence Penney, L.A.8., will feature, popular songs at the piano. The Salon Orchestra will J prest lit a programme and Mr W. llavdock will pla.y a violin solo with orches j tral accompaniment, “.Vfelodte, ’ by Tsrhaikowsky. A very popular musical play, “Doing Up," will be featur'd at 4YA and relayed t-o 3YA, when all the. principal vocal numbers, in sola and concerted form, will be sung by Ihe .Majors. . 'Humorous numbers "ill be contributed > ( by Mr Lester F. Moller and light in-, 1 strmnental music will be added to the j programme by a quint't under Mr A. j H Pettitt. Piano novelties wl] be I contributed bv Nir Pettitt.