TUESDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 2, 24 July 1931, Page 18

TUESDAY

1YA Notes TtHn weekly health talk by Mrs. Leslie Crane will be broadcast at 3.15 p.m. At 7.40 p.m. Mr. N. M. Richmond, B.A., will give a talk under the auspices of the W.H.A. on "Modern Views on Hducation."

The speaker. on the international programme will be the Rey. A. B. Chappell, M.A., who has chosen for his subject, "Peoples of the Pacific." ’ Wellington Features At 11,12 a.m. a lecturette on "Fabri and Fashions" will be given, and a representative of the Plunket Society will speak at 11.87 am. The weekly educational session will be broadcast from 2 to 3 p.m. At 7.40 there will be a lecturette for the man on: the land by a representative of the Department of Agriculture. The vocal portion of the evening’s concert will be in the hands of the popular Melodie Four. Mr. W. W.. Marshall, bass, will sing "The Wolf," and Mr. Frank Bryant, tenor, will be heard in two popular songs, "Down the River of Gelden Dreams" ‘and "When Love Comes Stealing." Mr. R. S. Allwright, barltone, will sing the ballad ""To-night." Mr. Sam’ Duncan’s tenor solo will be "Little Town in Old County Down." The quartets will include "Juanita" and "Genevieve," two old favourit; Messrs. Berthold and Bent, guitar duo, will be heard in popular airs. The incidental musie will be supplied by the Salon Orchestra, and selected electrical recordings will be introduced into the programme. ‘ Dunedin Features ‘WHE Trend of Events in the Next Century" will be the subject for the 'W.B.A. talk by Mr. G. McCracken at 7.40 p.m. ‘Iiiza Lehmann’s songs will figure prominently on the evening’s pro- |, gramme, practically all the vocal / numbers on the musical programme ‘|. being taken from the works of this very popular composer. Irish humour and Hebrew humour will be provided by Mr. W. B. Lambert. The instrumental portion of the even-