SUNDAY

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 39, 11 April 1930, Page 14

SUNDAY

Concert Relays Broadcast from 1YA., "HE service this evening will be relayed from St. David’s Church, the preacher being the Rev. D. ©. Herron and the organist Mr. BE. A. Oraston. This will be followed by a relay of the concert of the Municipal Band, unoem o

ooorww~" der the conductorship of Mr. Christopher Smith, from the Town Hall. From 2YA., "THE service of the Taranaki Street Methodist Church will be relayed. The preacher will be the Rey. T. R. Richards, and the organist and choirmaster Mr. H. Temple White. The first recital of the Port Nicholson Silver Band’s 1930 season will be relayed at the conclusion of the church service. The band is now at the top of its form, and the concert should prove most interesting and entertaining. From 3YA. ‘THE Rev. A. W. Bean, of Auckland, will be the preacher at Oxford Terrace Baptist Church, and the service is to be broadcast. From the studio later there will be a special recital, I 5 peo eet eee Le

featuring Mr. Rex Harrison, baritone. H2 will be accompanied in several of his items by the Broadcasting Trio and there will be harp solos by Mr. H. Glaysher. From 4YA, A BCHDEACON FITCHHTT will be the preacher at St. John’s Anglican Church this evening, when the service will be relayed. The relay of the after-church concert at 8YA will follow.

Radio Plays at IYA

PD) {ID {) AD () ENE {) NN {ND Three-act plays scheduled for 1YA in the near future are: "Three Wise Fools": April 15. "Nothing but the Truth": April 29. "Paolo and Francesca": May 16. On May 28 a play is to be produced by Mrs. Bartley Baxter.