SATURDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 1, 18 July 1930, Page 44

SATURDAY

THE THIRD TEST 1VA Features. A DESCRIPTION of the third Test will be broadcast by 1YA and 2YA. At 8 p.m. 1YA will relay a concert by the Municipal Band, under the conductorship of Mr.‘ Christopher Smith,

This: will be followed with a dance session from the studio until 11 p.m. which will conclude the evening's programme. 7 ' "THE: 8 O'CLOCK REVUE". ~2YA Programme. THE W.E.A. lecturette will be‘ in the ‘eapable hands of Mr. A. D. Mackintosh, M.A.,- who will speak on "A. ‘New Book about New Zealand," The concert which will follow will serve to introduce to listeners "The 8 o'clock. Revue’ which has been specially written and arranged by. — Mr. Will Bishop, the well-known entertainer and comic song. writer. Practically all the numbers are original, and we have no doubt whatever that listeners are in for a tho oughly enjoyable evening. Detail of the personnel will be found in another column. » From 3YA. BLL-ENOWN singers like -Mrs. Lucy O’Brien. (soprano), Mrs.: D,. Ww. Stallard (contralto), Mr. Leslie Stewart’ (baritone), and Mr. F. 8S. Jackson (bass). will entertain this evening. ° Humorous recitations will be given by Mrs. Margaret Williams. A trombone trio from the Woolston Band will present two items, "The Three Trombonists," and "Comrades in Arms." Miss Irene Morris will contribute. violin: solos, and. trios by the Broadcasting Trio will also be heard. Broadéast. from .4YA. "THE programme will be relayed from 3YA. a ae a a a eS SS a. yy’