THURSDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 9, 11 September 1931, Page 19

THURSDAY

Use More Wool HE afternoon home science talk from 1YA, 2YA and 3YA will be entitled "Use More Wool."

Notes from 1YA [HE Studio concert will be provided by ‘the orchestra of the Auckland Orphans’ Club, with vocal numbers by members of the club. . Yhe programmes previously provided by the Orphans have proved highly successful, as the orchestra, consisting of over forty: players, conducted by Orphan Harold Baxter, reaches great heights of artistry. ‘Tenor solos will be presented by Orphan Alf. Fogarty, and the well-known Auckland comedian, Orphan Elton Black, will be heard in humorous items. Of particular interest on the programme will be a duet for flute and horn, to be played by Orphans Y. Cater and Harry Benn, entitled "Serenade" by Titl. Items from 2YA N the evening programme the Serenaders’ Male Quartet will broadeast for the first time. They will be heard in quartets, duets and solos. Clement Howe, who is a member of the quartet and responsible for its organisation, is well known in Wellington as a teacher of pianoforte and as a choirmaster and organist of repute. Also on this programme will be Gwladys Edwardes (soprano) singing four songs with orchestral accompaniment, "The Old Refrain" (by Kreisler), "On a Summer Day" (by Engelhardt), "Wait" (by d’Hardelot), and "Absent" (by Metcalfe). The incidental imusie will be supplied by the Salon Orchestra, Notes from 3YA feted lecturer on 3Y.A\’s International programme will be Mr. Geo. Lawn, M.A., who will take as his subject "Russia To-day." ‘