SUNDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 11, 25 September 1931, Page 18

SUNDAY

From 1YA .

HH afternoon sessions will include portion of the recital to be given in the Town Hall by the city organist, Mr, Maughan Barnett. The evening service in the Beresford Street Congregational Church will be broadcast, the preacher being the Rev. Lionel Wletcher. After the service, 1YA will relay from the Auckland Town Hall a eoncert by the Municipal Band, under the baton of George Buckley.

2YA Items ‘THE service in St. Paul’s ProCathedral will be relayed. The preacher will be Canon Percival James, and the organist and choirmaster, Mr. Robert Parker, C.M.G. At 8.15 pm. a concert by the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Band, under the conductorship of Mr. Harry Baker, will be relayed from the De Luxe Theatre.

Features from 3YA HE service in St, Paul's Presbyterlan Church will be broadcast, the Rev. Bower Black being the preacher, with Mr. N. Williams at the organ and Mr. H. Blakeley as choir conductor. The after-church studio concert will be contributed to by wellknown 3YA artists. The sole: will include Schubert’s "Serenade," "The Yeomen of Dngland," "Indian Love Call," and three negro spirituals. The Studio Octet will present an attractive orchestral programme, including a selec-

tion from "The Barber of Seville’ and the "Coppeliqa" ballet music, During the evening Mr. BH. Iveagh Lord will give the final of his series of talks about the Golden Coast, this time dealing with the Otira tunnel, linking east and west. Notes from Dunedin HE service to be conducted in the Hanover Street Church of Christ by Pastor W. D. More will be relayed, Mr. W, H. MacKenzie will be the choirmaster. A relay of 3YA’s concert will follow.