SUNDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 41, 24 April 1931, Page 18

SUNDAY

from Auckland | [THD Pivine Setviee will be relayed from: the Baptist. Tabernacle, the" preacher being the Rev. Joseph. Kemp, and the organist,and ehoirmaster, Mr. Arthur B, Wilson: Another fine programme ‘has been arranged for the evening’s after-church entertainment. The voralists will be. Miss Patricia. McLeod (lyric soprano), who has included in her items, "With | Verdure Clad"; Mr, A. B. Thompson (one of Auckland's outstanding artistic singers) ; and’ Mr. Ralph Hskrigge, who recently gave; with great success, a recital from this station. The Moore Sisters will be heard in-several numbets, both instrumental and vocal, ~ Wellington Notes HE evening service in St. Thomas’s Anglican Church: ‘will be relayed. The preacher. will be the Reyv.-0. -V. Rooke,-and the organist and choirmaster,. Mr. R. A. Gatheridge. "At 815 p.m, approximately, a re‘cital bythe Port Nicholson Silver Band,: under the: conductorship of Mr, J. J; Drew, wilk be relayed from the Grand Opera House. Christchurch Notes HE Rev. Ww. Bower Black, LI.B., will be the preacher at St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, when the service is to be broadcast. During the after«church concert, Moszkowski’s "Duet for two. violins" will be played by Miss Irene. Morris and. Mrs, A. H; Bills. ---

4YA Notes H® service in Trinity Methodist Church will be broadcast this evening, The preacher will be the Rey. H, EB, Bellhouse, and the choirmaster, Mr. J, Simpson. ‘A relay of studio. concert will fctlewr