WEDNESDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 9, 12 September 1930, Page 11

WEDNESDAY

1VA Activities. Penwomen’s Concert (COMMUNITY singing will be relayed from the Auckland Town Hail from 12.30 p.m. to 130 pm. At 7.40 Miss Briar Gardner will give the firsl of a series of fortnightly talks on "Pottery." . Whe studio programme . will be given by the members of the New Zealand League of Penwomen. ' This society does much to foster and encourage both writers and com-

posers among the women, of Auckland and elsewhere. ‘They give delightful concerts to their members and friends and they demonstrate that the talent in Auckland among the ladies is of very high calibre. The majority of the items to be performed have been written by members of the league There will be songs, sketches, piano and ’cello solos, and two violin quartets. 3YA’s Programme. N the vocal side there will be excerpts from two very popular musical comedies, "Oh! Oh! Delphine" and "Going Up," the singers being the Salon Quartette (Miss Corrie Aslin, Miss Dulcie Mitchell, Mr. H. Blakeley and Mr. Graham Young). Both the plays are full of catchy melodies. The instrumental portion of the pro zramme will be provided by the Studio Octet,, under Mr. Harold Beck. The numbers to be played will include Macdowell’s delightful "Woodland Sketches" and the ballet music from Massenet’s ‘‘Le Cid." From 4YA. HE afternoon talk by the Home Science Extension Department of Otago University will be about ‘"Helpful Hints for Christmas Gifts." The Novelty Syncopaters, playing popular melodies, will provide the instrumental portion of the bright and varied programme. The vocalists wiil be Miss Olga BH. Wynne (soprano), Mrs. Doris M. Aitcheson (contralto), Mr. B. Brown (Scottish song and patter), Miss Tui Northey (elocutionist) and Mr. S. Kershaw (baritone). A novelty number, piano and syncopated harmony, will be provided by Messrs Wilson and Ferrant. —