TUESDAY

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

TUESDAY

From 1VA. At 7.15 p.m. Mi. George Campbell will continue his ‘talks to. motorists. A new: + atist will be introduced. to IVA. listeners. in: the person of Mr. ‘Arthur W.:E. Webb. Mr: Webb -is the champion soprano cornet player of .the- ‘Dominion, having for the fourth ‘successive time ‘won the honour at the contest. in Dunedin in ‘February last. He will play the solos "Taneredi’" (by "The Heart Bowéd Down" (ly Balfe), and "Una Furtiva Lagrima’’ (by Donizetti). Miss Nellie Lingard (contralto) will be heard in solos from the operas "Alceste" and "‘Mitrane," and — the Misses Phyllis and Edna Tye will appear together in mezzo-soprano and pianoforte solos. Other instrumental items will be rendered by the Studio Trio, their numbers being operatic selections. Mr. A. B, Chappell, M.A, will give another Topical Talk. Latest recordings will be reviewed by a Commentator.

‘From 2YA: _ R. LEW JAMDS’S International Radio Players will present a modern and up-to-date. vaudeyille programme during the concert session. Mr. James comes to 2YA fresh from his triumphs at 1YA, and listeriers can rest assured that this will be a programme of a high order, Silent Day at 3YA. _ From 4¥A." . "THE Band of the Otago Regiment, under Mr. Lew O.::Asten, will provide the evening’s programme, Vocalists engaged for the evening are Miss Mari Tucker (soprano), Mr. Jack Clark (baritone), Mr. James: A, Paterson (Scottish humorous numbers), and Mr. D. BR. Dall (elocutionist). . Rachmaninoff’s "Melodie" will be played by Mrs, ©. Drake (pianiste).