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

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Auckland Features [HH station will be on the air to broadcast a commentary on the wrestling at the Town Hall, where the principal bout will be Buresch vy. Pinto. Jottings from 2YA GLIMPSES of "Russian Music" will be the subject of the "Musical Portrait." ALLA VONDERSLOOT will play the First Movement of Rubinstein’s fascinating "Concerto in D Minor," with Gordon Short at the second piano, Mr. Short will play a "Waltz" and a "Melodie" vy Rachmaninoff, and the Orchestrina, under the conductorship of Signor A. P. Truda, will be heard in

numbers by Rimsky-Korsakov and Glazounoy, The vocal side of the programme, which will be of a popular nature, will be supplied by those favourite artists Amy Woodward, Mrs. Wilfred Andrews, and Herbert Wood. Several request numbers, among them being Liddle’s "Home Song’ and "My Hero" (from "The Chocolate Soldier’), have been included, The famous "Miserere" duet from "Il Trovatore" will be sung by Mrs. Woodward and Mr. Wood.

38YA Notes ME. H. J. BELL, librarian at the Christchurch Public Library, will broadeast his monthly review of books of travel and biographies. The Woolston Band. under Conductor R. J. Estall, in association with vocal artists and the Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, will provide the concert programme. Selections from Dunedin HW} speaker on the International programme will be Mr. John Ash, of the literary staff of the "Hvening Star," who will speak on "Latin Americ ea-the International Outlook."