TUESDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 47, 5 June 1931, Page 18

TUESDAY

Auckland Features N afternoon health talk will be broadcast by Mr. Leslie Crane. The speaker for the International Programme will be Mr. Julius Hogben, LL.B., his subject being "International Law." Mr. Hogben is lecturer on this subject at the Auckland University,

and is regarded as one of Auckland's leading speakers. Wellington Notes [THE station will be on the air from 10 a.m. to broadcast the daily sessions. During the miscellaneous hour at. 11.12 a.m. there will be a talk on "Fabrics and Fashions" by Mrs. T. W. Lewis, and at 11.37 there will be a talk by a representative of the Plunket Society. The educational session from 2 to 3 p.m. will be under the auspices of the Department of Education, and at 7.40 the weekly talk for the man on the land will be given by a representative of the Department of Agriculture. , . The concert session will be of the popular type, @ feature of x a we be 2 one-act mystery y entit "The Real Q." The play is to be produced by Mr. Norman Aitken, whe . also plays the part of the thief. Mr. Kenneth Aitken will appear as the Doctor, and Mr. Hedley Aitken the part of the Detective. Also included in this programme will be Reno and Arta, xylophone experis, and the instrument on which they play is reputed to be the largest in Australasia. They will be heard in items with orchestral accompaniment-*"Light, Cavalry," "It Happened in Monterey," "Arterina Polka" and "Three Little Words." Mr. Billy Hart will also delight listeners in a budget of new and up-to-date songs at the piano. The Salon Orchestra, under Mr. M. T. Dixon, will supply the incidental musie. 4YA Notes At 7.40 p.m, Mr. J. Crossley Olithe. ree, Lecturer on Music at the Dinedin Teachers’ Training College, will give a talk on "The Origins of Music.’ St. Joseph’s Waverley Boys’ Band, conducted by Mr. D. Whelan, will give a programme this evening. Vocal numbers will be contributed by The Majors Quartet.