THURSDAY

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 47, 5 June 1931, Page 19

THURSDAY

HW afternoon talk from 1YA, 2YA, and 8YA will be on "Toothsome Stories, No. 2," , From Auckland A TALK under the auspices of the N.Z. Manufacturers’ Association on "Attractive Packing of Goods" will be \ broadcast. \. The evening programme will be provided by the &colian Orchestra, under the conductorship of Mr. Gerald T Lee. Recently this orchestra gave a

concert in one of the city halls, and the programme is ‘this evening to he repeated in 1YA’s studio. Wellington Notes T 11.12 a.m, a lecturette by Mrs, *Barrington on "Cooking" will be broadcast. A talk under the auspices of the Department of Health will be given at 11.37 by Mr. F. Clayton. ft is entitled "Sleep." At 7.40 Miss Inez Connop will continue her series of talks on "Dancing in Relation to Health." From 8 o’clock till 9 2YA will relay the programme presented at the Wellington Radio Dxhibition. From 9 p.m. the programme will continue from the studio. The Salon Orchestra, under Mr. M. T: Dixon, will play the overture "Suite from the Countryside’ (by Coates), "Russian Dance" (by Friml), the violin solo "Liebesfreud" (with orchestral accompaniment) is to be played by Mr. W. Haydock, the selection Maytime" (by Romberg), and the latest dance novelties, Also on this programme will be Mr, and Mrs. B. Ransom Myers in two humorous duets, "Sweet Memories" and "Lost and Found." Christchurch Notes T 7.30 pm. Mr. J. W. Calder, of Lincoln College, will speak on "Diseases of Cereals." Madame Josephine Ottlee, one of the leading teachers of singing in Christchurch, will be responsible for the evening’s concert. The programme will be contributed by her pupils-quite an array of talent-several of whom haye

been very successful at the OChristchurch competitions. : The vocal programme will comprise solos, duets, and quartets. The instrumental portion of the programme will he provided by the Studio Octet.