Featurettes

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 52, 10 July 1931, Page 18

Featurettes

Chamber Music Trio 2V A, Monday. Ultra-Modern British Songs 4Y A, Wednesday. Old-time Concert 1YA, Thursday. "Sweet Lavender" 2YA, Thursday. "A Night at Home with the! hy Optimists" 2YA, Saturday. "The Sultan of Ju-ju Land" 3YA and 4Y A, Saturday.

oo time concert has been arranged, and will be given by the 1YA Broadcasting Choir and the Orchestral Octet. From Wellington A THREE-ACT comedy, "Sweet Lavender," by A. W. Pimero, will be presented during the evening. The comedy will be produced under the direction of Clement May, who will also play the leading role of Richard Phenyl, a barrister. The cast of eleven is well chosen, and the comedy should prove most interesting to listeners. A contemporary writes of the author: "A. W. Pinero ayowedly designed the piece as a pleasant entertainment, and the proof that he accomplished his purpose is the fact of the phenomenally successful. career of the work all over fhe world." . Notes from 3YA UNDER the auspices of the Canterbury Forestry League, Mr. ©. E. Foweraker will continue his talks on "Yorestry." RECITAL of "Songs off the Beaten Track," to be given by W. H. Dixon, L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M., will bela feature of the programe, The lecture will be illustrated by three songs: "‘Water Boy," "Five Little Japanese Songs," "Old Man Might Have Been." Other attractive features of the programme will be two playlets, with Naare Hooper and H. L. Shaw taking the leading roles. Miss Addie Campbell, popular soprano, will sing three songs, to orchestral accompaniment,