MONDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 6, 21 August 1931, Page 18

MONDAY

1YA on the Air A RINGSIDE ‘description of the Kara Pasha v. Scotty MeDougall wrestling match will be broadcast.

Features from 2YA ‘THE morning talks will be: At 11-12, Miss Christian, on "Cooking"; at 11.87, a representative of the Red Cross Society will deliver an instructional talk, The weekly "Musical Portrait’ series ‘will be continued to-night, when some charming worls by Grieg, the famous Norwegian composer, will be presented by Mrs. Aimy Woodward (soprano), Mrs. Wilfred Andrews (contralto), Gorden Short (piano); and the Orchestrina. On the supporting programme, Hrnest Glading, a favourite baritone, will be heard in several numbers, including Schubert’s fanciful song "The Wraith" and "The Carpet," by Sanderson., 3YA Notes QNE of the series of dialogues on "The Story of the Garden," by Messrs. Wiltshire and Fairclough, will he broadcast. The concert programme will comprise a concert by Kaiapoi artists. A particularly fine programme has been arranged. The town possesses an excellent male voice choir, who perform under the experienced and able conductorship of George March. The Kaiapoi Orchestra, another efficient combination, playing under the baton of Mr. Blakeley, will play several selections, while solo instrumentalists will include Marjorie Childs (pianiste) and W. R. Lintott, a very versatile entertainer, who will present xylophone solos. During the evening the mayor of Kaiapoi, the Rev. W. H. A. Vickery, will speak on "Kaiapoi-Past and Present.’ Notes from Dunedin M2. JOHN BOWIDE will give another of his very interesting talks on "Harly Otago" from 4YA. The second series of the new International programmes will be broadcast by 4YA. The lecturer for the evening will be Mr. J. T. Cooper, president of the Otago Radio Society. His subject will be "Radio Broadcasting as a Factor in International Goodwill."