TUESDAY

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 41, 24 April 1930, Page 10

TUESDAY

One-act Play From 1YA. ‘AN OTHDR thrée-act play will be presented. This one is entitled "Nothing but the Truth’ (by James Montgomery). It will be produced by the Auckland Comedy Players, under the excellent direction of Mr. J. F. Montague. From 2YA. A BRIGHT popular programme will be presented. The Salon Orchestra, under Mr. M, T. Dixon, will play "Three Russian Dance Numbers," Roger Quilter’s "Three English Dances," two numbers by Drigo, "Waltz Lente’ and "Talisman," and

"The Silhouette Dance,’ by Adam. Baritone solos will be sung by Mr. R. M. Curties (an artist who is making his first appearance before the microphone), and soprano solos by Miss Phyllis.Martin, will consist of excerpts from musical comedy. Miss Maisie Oakes and Mr.: Douglas Stark, two popular young entertainers, will coneee MERE EROREEERCREKEEREARREEREEREERERUEEERE TEER E TESS

tribute some popular songs and humorous items to the programme. ‘The usual dance programme of selected recordings will be given at the conclusion of the studio programme. 3YA Silent. From 4YA. JT NTERSPERSING a@ programme by the Kaikorai Band at 4YA will be items by Miss Muriel Hager (soprano), Miss N. Warren (elocutioniste), Mr. B. ©. Bellhouse (baritone) and Mr. Norman D, Scurr, the popular singer of the latest light airs. In one of these, "I’m a Dreamer,’ he will have guitar accompaniment.

In the studio programme the English contralto, Miss Madge Clague, will make her final appearance before leaying for Canada. . Miss Clague will be heard in a- number of ballads, including "By the Waters of Minnetonka," "Ships that Pass in the Night," "Quand tu Chantes" (by Gounod). The popular Bohemian Duo will make another Toe C CESS RSSTENESTECERTECCEREGUECREREEESERUERREERER ECE