TUESDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 7, 29 August 1930, Page 11

TUESDAY

From 1YA.’ Comedy of Three Centuries T 3.15 p.m. Mrs. Les Crane will continue her talks on "The Beauty of Mind and Body in Relation to Diet." An excellent programme has been arranged for the evening session by Mrs. Zoe Bartley-Baxter and her company. Introduced by the overture, "In a Persian Market," the first part of the programme will be a presentation of an Omar Khayyam Fantasy, with incidental musie, effects, and songs, and the second part will be the presentation of an entertainment entitled "Comedy of Three Centuries." Mrs. Bartley-Baxter is very well known for her artistic productions, and the ones for this evening are something out of the ordinary. The cast includes, Peggy Hovey, Joy Bartley, Myra Monk, Dorothea Ryan, H. Fryer-Raisher, Lees, Builot, Edward Churechouse, Hugh Woods, Leslie Rainger, and Mrs. Zoe BartleyBaxter, all well known Auckland artists. 2YA Notes. Wellington Competitions f eto weekly talk to farmers will be given at 7.40 by a representative of the Department of Agriculture. From 8 o’clock there will be relayed from the Town Hall the ninth day festivities of the Wellington competitions. The programme will be a very interesting one. Scheduled for 4YA. Round the World HE Kaikorai Band will present a novelty fantasia, "The Flight of the Southern Cross," which will be in the nature of a "round-the-world" programme. Special reference to the concert appears in another page. Silent Day at 3YA.