SUNDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 36, 20 March 1931, Page 20

SUNDAY

Auckland Notes ‘HH church service will be relayed " from the Beresford Street Congregational Church, the preacher belng the Rev, Albert V. Whiting, the choirmaster Mr, William Gemmell, and: the organist Mr. Arthur Cherry. ; . An excellent studio concert will follow. From WellingtonITHH service in St. Paul’s Pro-Cathe- ‘ dral will be relayed. The preacher will be Canon Precival-James and the organist and choirmaster Mr. Robert Parker. | Hor aa "th Raglch our," by composer, "Ratland Boughton, will be sung by ' Mr. Arthur Clark, a cultured singer who was associated with the composer in the production of this work in London. Madame Emily Briggs (mezzo-soprano) will make a welcome reappearance, and will sing Gounod’s "Serenade" with violin _ obbligato, Memberg’s "Hindoo Song," and "In Summer-tinie in Bredon," with orchestral accompaniment. She will also take part with Mr, S. Evelyn Rodger-in a duet from "Elijah," The. Salon Orchestra will contribute tuneful numbers, including the everpular "Cavalliera Rusticana," Mascagni. Mr. ‘W. Haydock will play a violin solo. Two delighiful tenor solos . from ‘ Immortal

From 3YA "THE service in the East Belt Methodist Church will be broadcast. The Rey. W. H. Greenslade will be the preacher. Mr. A, M. Owen, the organist, and Mr. J. Chaplin the choir conductor, A relay from 4YA will follow. Dunedin Features [THIS evening a special service in connection with the 88rd anniversary of Otago will be relayed from the First Church of Otago, Dunedin. At this

service His Worship the Mayor, City Councillors, and representatives of the Barly Settlers’ Association and other public bodies will be present, ene ¢ oen* eee ee eee -_- ger om