SATURDAY

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 43, 9 May 1930, Page 11

SATURDAY

From 1YA. HE evening’s programme will be a relay of the concert by the Auck‘land Municipal Band under the direction of Mr. Christopher Smith. This will be followed by the usual dance programme until 11 p.m. From 2YA. . Me. H. G. MILLER, M.A., of Vic toria University College, will deliver a W.H.A. lecturette at 7.40. The subject of this talk will be "A Forgoiten Humorist,’"’ A bright vaudeville programme will follow this lecturette. The Salon Orchestra under Mr. M. T. Dixon will be heard in that old favourite "The Blue Danube Waltz," a novelty number "A Siamese Patrol," Coates’s "Wood Nymphs," and a musical comedy number, "The Blue Kitten." The Melodie Four and Miss Anne Davies. will furnish the vocal portion of the programme, while Mr. Will Bishop will entertain with humorous items. at the piano. Mr. Claude Bennett, late: of Fullers Vaudeville Circuit, will be heard in a group of novelty piano solos. Novelty vocal and instrumental solos will be given by a new duo, Messrs. Ville and Yeo. The latter’s items will consist mainly of the latest popular songs. From 3 & 4YA. 2 There will be a vaudeville and dance programme, when some fine © (Concluded on page 21.) —

Next Week’s Features

. ¢ (Coneluded from page 11.) variety talent will be contributing. The artists will be Ron Shand and Lettie Graydon in song, dance and patter, Mr. Jock Lockhart (mainly Scottish humour). Mrs. Ralph Sierokowski (soprano, in popular songs), Miss Helen Macdonald (improvisations on the piano), Mr. Leslie Stewart (baritone), and Mr. John Campbell (English concertina and ocarino), The concert programme will be relayed to 4YA.