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Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 39, 10 April 1931, Page 19

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Auckland Notes HH Orchestral Octet’s items will include the selection "Gips: Princess," and the clarinet solo, "Serenade," They .will. be supported by popular 1YA vocalists, and Mr. Zante. Wood, the well-known humorist. : Features from 2YA. . [HE programme to be presented, will be of a varied and interesting nature. The Orchestrina, under. Signor «A. P. Truda, will be heard in a number of: selections, including the overture "Minstrelesque. " Miss -Ann Gilpin (mezzo-soprano),.a newcomer to the studio, should prove 2 welcome acquisition to 2YA. programmes. Mr. Dan Foley (light baritone) -will be heard in: various, items, including "On the Road to Mandalay." A feature of the programme will ‘be a banjo orchestra’, which has been organised by-Mrs. H. G, Reeves, the

well-known performer. on this instrument. This combination should ° prove very successful as 2 novelty. The programme chosen includes the ‘march "Let. Her Go," "Irish -Melodies," and. the medley, "One Step." Christchurch: Selections THE fortnightly "Radio Service" talk from 3YA will be given by Messrs. D. Cossgrove and W. Melbourne. The concert includes a. number of popular airs, several: being plantation melodies, to be played as accordion, solos. by.Mr. W. Sumner. There will be humorous recitations and: many. excellent vocal solos.:' Trios "by ‘the Ohristchurch Broadcasting’ ‘Trio’ will include "Graesk: Festdans," -a festive Greek dance, Plaga we > ‘Notes from Dunedin | VERY :attractive and well-varied programme will be presented, the. vocalists being "The Select Four," singing the concerted numbers "From Oberon in Fairyland," "Carry Me. Back to Old Virginny," "Land of Hope and. Glory." A trio consisting of Messrs. A. W. Pettitt and L. and :K. Hunter will contribute numerous light numbers.