THURSDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 28, 23 January 1931, Page 19

THURSDAY

Bringing Out Best Points HE afternoon talk, prepared by the Home Science Extension Department of Otago University, from 1YA, 2YA and 8YA will be on "How to Bring Out Your Best Points." _ From 1YA ME. HAROLD BAXTHR and his Orchestral Octet, a very popular combination with 1YA listeners, will present an attractive programme this evening, including a selection from "Tolanthe." Miss Hope Asher, a. talented young mezzo-soprano, will be heard in a group of ballads, and a new combination .of artists, "The Royal Trio," will broadcast excerpts from the musical comedy: "The: Bing. Boys Are Here," Two short lecture-recitals on the latest recordings will be given by a commentator, and’ Miss Marian Irving (elocutioniste) will entertain listeners. with a group.of humorous recitations. °- . ‘Wellington Features’ ‘THE concert will be given by the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Band and assisting artists, A feature

of the programthe will be the rendition of four songs written by Mr. Joseph W. Carr, of Wellington, who will himself play the accompaniments with Mr. Alion Carr rendering a violin obbligato. . The singers will be Mr. Roy Hill and Mr, W. Binet Brown, two members of the Lyric Quartet, who with Miss Veronica MacKenzie (soprano), will provide the vocal portion of the evening’s programme. Notes from 3YA HB evening’s programme has been arranged by Miss Nellie Hayward who, with Miss Kathleen ‘Garven, are well-known teachers of music in Christehurch, The programme will be provided by. artists from their studio, assisted .by the Christchurch Broadcasting Trio. The concert, which will be of a operatic-classical nature, will conclude with the singing of a part song by eight voices, "Julia’s Garden."