FRIDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 33, 27 February 1931, Page 19

FRIDAY

Auckland Notes Miss CICHLY AUDIBERT will give her second recital this evening, when she. will. sing two operatic solos and "The Robin’s Song."

Two new humorous entertainers will be introduced, "The Tollys,"’ who will present some diverting non-' sense, : A very. popular programme will be. contributed by the Orchestral Octet, under the direction of Mr. Harold Baxter. . From Wellington THIS: evening Mr, Allan Shand will eontribute novelty items on the piano, The programme by the 2YA Orchestrina, under Signor A, P. Truda, will include the overture "Crusader," two selections-"Devil May Care" and "Casino Girl’-Thurban’s "Americaa Suite" and the foxtrot "Only-a Rose.". Christchurch Features "THE fortnightly "Radio Service" talk . by Messrs..D. Cossgrove and W. Melbourne will be broadcast. At 7.45 — a talk will be given by a: member of the visiting American athletic team. ‘Excerpts from the popular musical comedies, "The Girl. in ‘the Taxi," "Sally" and "Mary," will comprise the vocal numbers of the -musical programme. Humorous items will be contributed by Mr. Geo. Titchener. The instrumental programme will be provided’, by Miss Aileen Warren : (pianiste), Mr. Fred: Fox . (cornetist), and the Christchurch Broadcasting ‘Trio, Dunedin. Notes ° LsTENERs who tune in to AYA’ can be assured of a really bright, varied and hovel two. hours’ -entertainment, . Miss H. M. Holland is to appear in two character sketches. The instrumental ‘side of the entertainment will bea veritable pot pourri of pleasing numbers. Mr. W. T. Devlin will pre-, sent: mairimba-phone solos and Mr. :H. Murphy mouth-organ solos. Both these artists are’ something out of the ordinary and should prove very popular with listeners.: ~

Mr. R. G. Napier will make his: reappearance at:4YA with brilliant piano. novelties, Mr. Napier being, as many will remember, ‘the ‘popular . "Blues": pianist. Mr. Ted Farrant, late of the Savoy Dance Band, will présent: violin solos with light vocal effects.