TUESDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 35, 13 March 1931, Page 18

TUESDAY

’ Auckland Notes RS. LES. CRAND will give a fur--ther talk at 3.15 p.m. on "The’ Beauty of Mind and Body in ‘Relation to Diet," and at 7.40 pm., Mr. RodTalbot will give a talk on "Motoring." ° . As to-day is St. Patrick’s Day, ap-. "propriate programmes will be ‘broadcast. The evening’s concert will be’ "devoted to music and humour of the Emerald Isle. The Orchestral Octet, under the ‘irection of Mr, Harold . Baxter, will play, among other ‘numbers, "Hibernian Suite," ' "The Shamrock," and "Three Old Irish Airs." Master Desmond. Casey, boy > soprano, will sing "Oft in the Stilly’ Night," "Mother Machree," and "Killarney," and the popular, contralto, Miss Martha Williamson, will also be heard in Irish songs. Mr. J. F. Montague will give examples of Trish humour, '

From Wellington OYA will be on the air at noon to broadcast results of the Wellington Racing Olub’s meeting (second day). At 7.40-pm,-the usual weekly talk "For the Man on the Land" will be given by a representative of the Agricultural. Department, Vo , At 8 o’clock an Irish concert to be siven in the Town Hall will be broadcast. The programme has been well arranged, and the performers include some of Wellington’s best instru mental and voca] talent, The Orchestrina, under Signor A. Psy Truda, will be heard in a number ‘¢ Irish selections, including "The Sham"rock," "Killarney," and a "Medley of Irish Songs.". Items will be given by the choir of Marist Brothers’ School, St. Mary’s Convent Philomel Choir, Guilford Terrace Convent School Choir, and by numerous soloists. There will be recitations by Mr. 8. W. Robson. Mrs. G. Aldridge will be at the plano. ‘Dunedin Notes [A' OCOMBEDY-DRAMA, "My Irish Rose," :to be produced at Gore, will be relayed.