SATURDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 29, 30 January 1931, Page 19

SATURDAY

From 1YA "Two new singers will appear before the microphone to-night, namely, Miss Nance Macklow (possessor of a very well trained soprano voice) and Miss Janet Brash (already well: known to the Auckland public for her artistie singing. of contralto songs.). Their numbers will include some popular ballads. ; ve Mr. Dan Flood, always entertaining, bringing as he does a wealth of pre fessiong] experience, will once again broadeast humour. The instrumental section is in the hands of Mr. Harold Baxter. and his. Orchestral Octet. Among the items selected: are the overture "Pique Dame" and the suite "The Doll’s House." Wellington Notes: HIS evening being the 119th . anniversary. of the birth of Charles Dickens, excerpts from the works of the famous writer have been included in the programme. Mrs. Nellie Gruttenden and members of the Dickensian Society will present-Scene from "Bleak House," "Mdlle. Hortense Visits Tulkinghorn," and a. seene from. "Oliver ‘Twist,’ the "Thieves’ Kitchen." , ot The Melodie Four have selected a fine and varied programme, and the Salon Orchestra under Mr. M. TT Dixon will be heard in incidental music, : 3YA’S Programme Miss CICELY AUDIBERT, .soprano and versatile entertainer from the professional stage, will be singing this evening. Her recital’ will comprise four songs of a light nature. Mr. Jock .Lockhart, Scottish humorist, will provide much. of the entertainment for which he is noted.: The Christchurch Broadcasting Trio. will contribute several selections to a very bright programme. : ,