SATURDAY

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 45, 23 May 1930, Page 15

SATURDAY

From 1YA. "THE concert to be given in the Town Hall by the Auckland Municipal Band, under the conductorship of Mr. Christopher Smith, will be relayed. The

evening’s broadcast will conclude with dance music. On the Air from 2YA. A FURTHDR W.H.A. lecturette will be given from 2YA to-night at 7,40. The speaker on this occasion will be Professor T. A. Hunter, of Victoria University College, who has taken for his subject "Training the Emotions of Children." An excellent vaudeville programme has been arranged for the concert session. The vocal portion of the programme will be contributed to by the Melodie Four and Mrs. Kathleen Cromptom. Two of the vocal items are being repeated in answer to written requests, viz., "Asleep in the Deep," a bass solo, and "Mosquitoes," a quartet number. Mr. Will Bishop, the popular entertainer at the piano, will also contribute several items. The novelty instrumental portion of the programme will be furnished by Mrs. Mildred Kenny’s Guitar Trio. The Salon’ Orchestra, under Mr. M. T. Dixon, will also entertain. 4

8YA Broadcasts. frRoM 11 o’clock, 83YA will broadcast, at intervals, the results of the races at Riccarton. A good vaudeville programme has been arranged for 3YA in the evening. In addition to Mr. Sydney Armstrong (singing "Duna," "Rose of My. Life" and "Loch Lomond and You"), violin solos by Miss Irene Morris and selections by the Broadcasting Trio, the variety artists will include Mr. John Campbell, contributing concertina and ocarino solos. The Chatterboxes, in half an hour of mirth and melody and humorous sketches, are also scheduled on the programme. The programme will be relayed to 4YA.