SUNDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 18, 13 November 1931, Page 18

SUNDAY

From Auckland HQ Divine service in Pitt Street Methodist Chureh will be relayed. ' preacher being the Rey. W. Walt, and the organist and choirmaster. . W. A. Moor, Che studio programme to follow will supplied by the 1YA Broadcasting oir and the Salon Orchestra. The vir will sing several unaccompanied mbers, including three’ negro rituals and Gounod’s fine anthem, snd Out Thy Light." The orchestra ll be playing among other numbers layonic," "Children’s . Suite’ and nite de Concert." Wellington Notes HP evening service to be conducted ‘In St. Andrew’s Presbyterian urch will be relayed, the preacher ng the Rey. R. J.. Howie, B.A., and > organist and choirmaster, Mr. ank Thomas. In the after-church broadcast, 2YA vill relay a performance of Menlelssohn’s oratorio, "Elijah," by the ,ower Hutt Methodist Church Choir augmented) with full orchestra and rgan. Mr. Ernest Dawson is the conductor, i the organist is Mr. C. R. Horman. From 3YA ASTOR STUART STEVENS will ~ be the preacher at the Church of rist, Moorhouse Avenue, Christrch, when the service will be broadt. Mr. H. EH. Ames will be choir car

conductor, and Mrs. D. Boschetti the organist. Following the service there will be a sacred cantata, "David the Shepherd: Boy." From 9 o’clock (approximately) 4¥YA’s concert will be relayed. 4YA Features ‘THE service in Hanover Street Baptist Church, Dunedin, will be broadeast. The Rev. EB. S. Tuckwell will be the preacher and Mr. H. P, Desmoulins choirmaster. Afterward a studio concert arranged by Mr. Hrnest Drake will be broadcast. H,. M. McCutcheon, L.R.A.M., will con‘tribute violin solos and an orchestral programme will be provided by a sextet under A. H. Pettitt.