MONDAY

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 49, 20 June 1930, Page 14

MONDAY

Auckland Notes. jrRom 11.30 am. 1YA will broadcast _. the results of the Auckland TrotClub’s winter meeting. A RADIO PLAY 2YA Features. ME*- Victor Lloyd’s Company will | give a studio presentation of & radio play written by Mr. Lioyd.

The play, which is a thriller in the veal sense of the word, was. given from this station about 12 months ago and was such an undoubted suecess, that it was thought. a repetition would be welcomed. The cast is a sions one, and an enjoyable and "thrilling" evening can be looked forward to by all listeners, The 2YA Orchestrina under Signor A. P. Truda will play suitable incidental music. The vocalist on the supporting musical programme will be Mr. Frank Titterton, tenor. Items for Christchurch. "THE New Brighton Municipal Band, which always provides a very bright programme, will play for 3YA.

There will also be selections by the Broadcasting Trio. The vocalists will be Mrs. Stephen Parr (mezzo-soprano) and Mr. Wm. Bilis (bass), while there will be songs at the piano by the Rose and Thistle Duo.

"The Programme at 4YA, "THERE will be the usual W.H.A. Talk at 7.40. The vocal portion of the evening’s concert will be given by the Majors-Miss Freda HWlmes, Miss D. _Allan, Mr. W. Harrison and Mr. L. M. Cachemaille. The items will include a number of very fine quartets: ‘The solos will be: "Romanza e Scena" (from "Oavalleria Rusticana"’), "The -Hyening Boat Song," "Mignonne," "Here is April," "Vorrei" and "Down Here." Miss Maiona Juriss will give three elocutionary items. ‘The instrumental portion of the programme will be supplied by the Studio Quintet under Mr. F. Drake, and will be of a very attractive nature. Selections from "Chu Chin Chow" will be played, also a suite by Dvorak.. There will be fifteen minutes of Sullivan’s melodies and Strauss’ "Artist’s Life."