WEDNESDAY

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

WEDNESDAY

From Auckland PARWOOD" will continue his tal about "Dogs." The evening programme will be provided. by the Jubilee Institute for the Lind Some fir'st-class artists, both

Featurettes "Blijah" 2YA, Sunday. Alfred Hill Compositions 2YA, Monday. "The Lady of Lyons" 3VA, Wednesday. Operatic Concert 4VA, Wednesday. Denis Sheard, Tenor 1YA, Thursday. "Japanese Folk Music" 3Y A, Friday, Aviation Night 1V.A, Saturday.

=--- + .. vocal and instrumental, comprise the concert party. A band will play ‘marches and selections, and there will also be a girls’ orchestra and a jazz band. Pianoforte solos and violin and viola duets will be presented. During the evening's programme, "Lee Fore Brace" will tell a sea story, "Broached To." 2YA Notes R. GUY H. SCHOLEFIELD, O.B.E., will be the lecturer on the evening's International Programme, Christchurch Features Bulwer Lytton’s famous "The Lady of Lyons," will be the main feature of this evening’s programme. It is to be produced by an excellent cast under the direction of Naare Hooper and H. L. Shaw. The play is in five acts. Augmenting the drama will be selections by the Studio Octet ,under Harold Beek and a pianoforte ‘recital. Cesar Franck’s "Variations \Symphoniques." to be played by Bessie Pollard to orchestral accompaniment. From Dunedin The evening’s programme will be presented by- Signor Giovanni Stella’s concert party, assisted by Signora Martinelli-Reggiarde’s Sextet, This will be a programme of rare merit, ranging from ballads to operatic arias.