THURSDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 30, 6 February 1931, Page 19

THURSDAY

; Vegetable Main Dishes [tHE home science talk from i1YA, 2YA and 3YA will be on "Vege-. table .Main :Dishes." | Auckland Features "THE new Clarion Quartet will appear on this evening’s programme in several duets, quartets and solos. This -eombination, consisting of Miss Lillian Woods; Miss Beryl Smith, Mr. Lambert Harvey. and Mr, Duncan Black, has proved immensely popular with listeners. . Mr. Cyril Towsey, pianist, will play "Country Dances" (by Beethoven). Two short gramophone lecture-recitals entitled "Spanish Music and Musicians" will be given by Mr. Karl Atkinson.

That excellent elocutioniste, Mr. J. M. Clark, will give a humorous number, "Soaked in Seaweed" (from "Nonsense Novels" by Stephen’ Leacock, the Can- ~ adian humorist).' Wellington N otes. Iss L F. Meadows will be the speaker for the Home Seience talk this. afternoon. The Wellington City Salvation Army Band, under Bandmaster Seotney, will provide a programme in the evening. Of a delightful nature will be the concerted numbérs to be sung by the Lyric Quartet, their items including old Eng-lish:-glees; "As Moments Roll," "Spin, Spin," and a selection of popular community songs. Sketches ‘will be acted by Miss Gracie Kerr and Mr: » James Cook, 3YA Features HIS afternoon’ 8 talk to farmers will be: given by Mr. A. Leslie, M.R.C.V.S., on the subject of: "Some common ailments of farm bordes, and their treatment." The classical-operatic programme, which will be followed by a session of | dance music, will include many well- |

known airs. Opening with the popular "Fingal’s Cave," other items will be Saint Saens’ "Asecanio Suite No. 1," Holst’s "Intermezzo" and "Jig," and German’s "Henry VIII Dances." The Studio String Quartet will Bay Cherubini’s "Scherzo." ;