TUESDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 10, 18 September 1931, Page 18

TUESDAY

Faraday Centenary At 6.30 am. all stations will be on the rebroadcast Station Faraday Cen entenary celebrations in the Queen’s Hall, London.

Auckland Selections THE Rev. William Constable, one of the most eloquent of Auckland’s speakers, will be the lecturer during the international programme, taking as his subject "The Spirit of Ancient Greece." This address was recently given to. the Auckland Rotary Club, and ereated much favourable comment both for its subject matter and for its delivery,.Mr. Constable deals with the

EEE Oe -_ ra, | glories of ancient Greece and its infiuence on the present day. Notes from 2YA FEATURED on 2YA’s programme will be Margaret Mercer (contralto), of Dannevirke, who will sing "To Music," "Country Folk,’ "The Spinning Wheel," and "The Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond." The popular Melodie Four will be heard in solos and quartets. The Salon Orchestra, under Mr. Mat Dixon, will be heard in well-assorted numbers. 4YA Jottings [THE Dunedin Tramways Band, under Mr. Chas, A. Morgan, will provide an attractive programme, to which well-known Dunedin artists will contribute,