SATURDAY

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 40, 17 April 1930, Page 29

SATURDAY

From 1YA. H® station will relay from the Town Hall the concert to be given by the Auckland Municipal Band, under the conductorship of Mr. Christopher Smith, This will be followed by the usual programme of dance music until 11 p.m. From 2YA. T 7.40 pm. at 2YA Mr. W. M. Jackson will give another of his interesting talks on "Gardening." 2YA’s weekly vaudeville programme will be contributed to by the Salon Orchestra, the Melodie Four, Miss Mavis Chamberlain (mezzo-soprano), Mr. Will Bishop, The Golden Hula Hawaiian Quartet, and Mr. R. J. G. Smith (mouth organ solos). From 3YA. R. RON SHAND and Miss Lettie Craydon (late of Fuller’s) will supply two fifteen.minutes’. vaudeville turns of story, song, and dance. Miss Elaine Moody’s Hawaiian Trio, always popular performers, will be heard in some of the latest tunes, Miss Moody singing the vocal refrains. Jazz songs at the piano with ukulele will be sung by the Melody Maids. The baritone soloist of the evening will be Mr. W. WI. Inkster, whose numbers’ will be "Queen of the Barth," "Dawn Skies," and "I Did Not Know." On the programme will also be Mr. Harold Beck (’cellist), Mr. W. H. Moses (elocutionist, contributing humour), and the Broadcasting ‘Trio. From 4YA, 8YA’s programme will be relayed to