SUNDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 34, 6 March 1931, Page 18

SUNDAY

Auckland Notes i ets divine service in St. David's ‘ Presbyterian Church will be broadeast. A studio concert will follow. From Wellington HD Rev. T.. W. Vealie will be the \ preacher at Trinity Methodist Church, Wellington South, when the gervice will be broadcast. ok A studio concert to be provided by Signor Lucien Cesaroni’s Operatic Company will follow. The soloists will include the great virtuoso himself. The programme. will comprise trios, quartets, and -choruses,. besides solos. One of three scenes from "Lucia di Lammermore" to be presented will be the -celebrated "Sextet." : Singers taking part in the programme ‘will be Miss H. Standen, Miss. Hileen Higgins, Mesdames D. Ardrey and H. Maplesden, Messrs. R, ‘Trewern, R. Porteous, and G. Gray. Misses: Mavis and Sheila Dillon (pianistes) will also be appearing. Christchurch Features ‘THD service in the Holy Trinity Church, Avonside, will be broadeast. The Rev. O. Fitzgerald will be the preacher, with Mr. Arthur Lilly as organist and choirmaster. — The broadcast of an open-air concert to be given by the Woolston Band, under Conductor J. Hstall, with Mr. David McGill (tenor) and Mr.:B. A. Dowell (baritone) will follow. From Dunedin "THE service in St. Paul’s Cathedral will be broadcast. Canon BH. R. Nevill will be the preacher. A studio programme, to be given by the Kaikorai Band and 4YA artists, will follow. Mr. T. J. Kirk-Burnand, the conductor, has arranged a fine programme. "Lead, Kindly Light," will be played by Mr. Ira Coughlan as a ecornet solo with band accompaniment.