SATURDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 14, 17 October 1930, Page 11

SATURDAY

Items from 1YA From 11.45 the station will broadcast at intervals the results of the races at the Auckland Trotting Club’s meeting. An item of outstanding interest on the concert programme will be the musical medley, "Merry Moments at the Piano," to be given by Ernest: and Wendy Luks. Mr. Ivan Perrin, who has had professional experience in Aus-' tralia and New Zealand, will be heard in several novelty piano solos. The 1YA String Octet will play several instrumental items, including the delightful "Carnival Suite," while Mr. Leslie Haynes will be heard in a vialin solo, "Serenade" (by Toselli). 2YA Notes HE station will be on the air at noon to give listeners the results fo the races for the first day of the Wellington Racing Club’s spring meeting. , been arranged for the evening. The lighter portion of the programme will be furnished by a combination new to: radio, Messrs. Patterson and Hull, a pair of bright comedians who have had professional experience. The Golden Hula Quintet will play Hawaiian in-: strumental numbers and the 2YA Salon Orchestra, under Mr. M. T., Dixon, wili play the "Stradella" overture, "The Dance of the Tea Dolls," Baynes’s "Ballad Memories," and several of the latest dance novelties. Mr. W. J. Haimes will play as a saxophone solo with orchestral’ accompaniment, Sanderson’s popular _ ballad "Until." . 38¥A and 4YA Programmes N the varied programme there will be auto-accordion items by Mrs. R. B. Hodgson, sketches by the Mascots, soprano solos by Mrs. Ralph Sierokowski, popular songs by Miss Betty Hilliard (mezzo-contralto), tenor solos by Mr. David McGill, and various selec-. tions by the Stuido Octet,