SUNDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 9, 11 September 1931, Page 18

SUNDAY

Notes from 1YA HH afternoon session will include ‘the relay of portion of the organ recital by the Auckland city organist, Mr. Maughan Barnett. The service in St. David’s Presbyterian Church will be broadcast at 7 p.m., and this will be followed by a studio concert to be given by the Municipal Band under the conductorship of George Buckley. A splendid programme has been arranged, including the symphonic poem, "Phaeton," by Greenwood. Items from Wellington THE service to be held in the Trinity Methodist Ohurch, Wellington South, will be relayed, the preacher being the Rev. T. W. Vealie, the organist, Misg Lilian Thawley, L.A.B., and the choirmaster, Mr. W. McLellan. At 8.15 p.m, a concert by the Tramways Band, under the conductorship of B. Franklin, will be relayed from St. James Theaire. 3YA Programme HW Rev. L. A. North will be the preacher at Oxford Terrace Baptist Church on Sunday evening, when the service will be broadcast. Mr. Vic. Peters will conduct the choir, while Mr. Melville Lawry will be at the organ. The after-church studio programme will be provided by wellknown Christchurch artists, including Francis Hamerton, who will sing the famous "Bell Song" from the opera "Lakme." This will be the first time this song has been sung at SYA.

Gladys Vincent, violinist, will contribute three solos. R. Ohlson will play "The Post in the Forest" and "Non-e-ver" as cornet solos with orchestral accompaniment. The Studio Octet, under Harold Beck, will. accompany the vocal numbers and play several selections, The programme will also include a gramophone lecturerecital by Karl Atkinson on "Stephen Foster, American Song Laureate," ° AYA Selections ‘TEE service in Hanover Street Baptist Church will be broadcast by 4YA,. The Rev. B. 8. Tuckwell will be the preacher, Mr. H. P. Desmoulins being the choirmaster. A_ broadcast. of 3YA’s studio concert will follow.