SUNDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 32, 20 February 1931, Page 18

SUNDAY

from AucKiang HH divine service to be conducted in the Baptist Tabernacle will be relayed, the preacher being the Rey. Joseph Kemp and the organist and choirmaster Mr. Arthur BE. Wilson. This will be followed in the evening with a relay of the Municipal Band eoncert from Albert Park, under the condnstonahip of Mr. George Bucky: Wellington Notes THD evening service from St. Thomas’s Anglican Church will be relayed. The preacher will be the Rev. 0.°V. Rooke and the organist and choirmaster Mr. W. A. Gatheridge. The chief feature of the concert programme will be a@ ’cello recital by the well-known virtuoso, Mr. _ George Ellwood. He has included _emong his numbers the. popular "Chanson Hindu" (by RimskyKorsakoff), and "Arlequin" (by Popper). — ; The Artillery Band, under Captain Herd, will play some fine selections, as well as accompanying cornet solos ‘and duets. Christchurch Features f Bet Rev. T. W. Armour will be the preacher at Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening. The service will be relayed. Mr, A. G. Thompgon is choirmaster and Miss Victoria Butler organiste. ‘ . An onen-air band concert will follow, contributed by the New Brighton

Muntetpal Band under Conductor J. A, Nuttall. Dunedin Items [HH evening service in Trinity Methodist Church, Moray Place, will be relayed. The Rev. H. BD. Bellhouse will:be the preacher and Mr. James Simpson the choirmaster.

A studio concert will follow. Miss Olga H. Wynne (soprano) will sing four songs from the cycle "On Jhelum River." The instrumental portion of the programme, to be provided by the Salon Orchestra under Mr. A. H. Pet-

titt, will include a suite by Dvorak and a suite by Handel.