SATURDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 15, 24 October 1930, Page 29

SATURDAY

At 1YA RESULTS of the Auckland Trotting Club’s meeting will be broadcast during the afternoon. During the evening’s programme the String Octet will play several numbers, and the Snappy Three, already well known for their delightful entertainments, will be heard. Notes from Wellington ~ WHEN, at 7.40 p.m., Mr. Colin W. Smith, B.A., technical editor of the "Radio Record," is introduced, listeners will have on opportunity of meeting one who is well known through the radio Press. Mr. Smith commences tonight a series of non-technical talks _ about radio. [HE programme from 8 p.m. to approximately 10 o'clock will be devoted to 2 relay of the final concert of the Wellington Symphony Orchestra’s 1930 season.

The first half of the programme will be devoted to the famous "Flying Dutchman Overture" and Cesar Franck’s "Symphony in D Minor." The second half of the programme will, following the usual custom, be of a lighter nature. the works to be presented being the popular "Nutcracker Suite,’ Cesar Franck’s "Variation Symphoniques" (the pianist being Mr. Frnest Jenner. A.R.A.M.), Jarnefeldt’s "Berceuse" and "Praeludium." and the "William Tell" overture. The usual dance programme of selected gramophone records will be presented at the conclusion of the orchestral relay. Notes from Christchurch CONTRIBUTING to the varied programme at 3VA will he Mr. Eddie Hegan (songs with uknlele), the Joyous Pair (songs at the piano), the Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, Mr. Toek Loekhart (Seottish humourist). Mr. B. G. Williams (trombonist), and Mr. Jack Blair (songs at,the piano).

4YA Relay : FROM His Majesty’s Theatre, the concert to be given by the Dunedin Burns’ Club will be relayed.