MONDAY

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 42, 2 May 1930, Page 10

MONDAY

GRAND OPERA 1YA Silent. From 2YA. At 7.40 p.m. Mr. J. W. Fergie, of the Head Office, N.Z. Railways, will deliver a talk on a subject that will interest a large number of listeners, viz., "The Romance of the Main Trunk." The talk will give an outline of the history of this great railway constructional work. The evening programme will be devoted to a repeat performance of Wodehouse’s brilliant farce comedy, "Good Morning, Bill," by Mr. Victor Lloyd’s Company. ‘This performance is in answer to many written requesis. The incidental musie will be played by the 2YA Or: .° under the conductorship of Signor A. P. Truda, :

From 3YA. BAND programme will be proyided by the Wooltson Band under Mr, R. J. Mstall. Avery fine concert will be presented, the items to be played including the two marches, "Cavalry of the Clouds" and "Top Notch," the overture "Napoleon," Luigini’s "Ballet Hgyptienne" suite, and a dance burlesque, "Laughing. Marionette," The "Miserere" (from "Il: Trovatore’"’) will: be played as a trombone and. cornet duet. Another ~ duet, "Watchman, What of the Night?’ will be played by the trombone and euphonjum, with band accompaniment. Rimmer’s "Hailstorm Polka" will be presented by Bandsman R. Ohlson, cornetist:.: Further instrumental numbers ‘will be supplied by the Broadcasting Trio. On the vocal side of the programme items will be given by Mrs. Lucy O’Brien (soprano), Miss Kathleen Bond (contralto), and Mr. Clive Hindle (baritone). One of Mr. Hindle’s songs will be a one-time favourite, "The Valley by the Sea." Humorous recitations will be given by Mr. J. J. Flewellyn. From 4YA. At 4YA, under the direction of ‘Mr. Alfred Walmsley, there ~ will be studio presentations of the

grand operas "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "I Pagliacci," This programme is referred to more fully on page 5.