TUESDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 19, 20 November 1931, Page 18

TUESDAY

At Auckland A NEW series of talks commences this evening at 7.40 under the auspices of the W.H.A., the speaker being the

Rev. W. G. Monckton, M.A. Mrs. Gordon Robertson, who has already been heard from 1YA, will be the lecturer on the International Programme, the subject of her talk being: "Music-A National and International Art." Wellington Notes "PH evening studio concert will be of the popular type. The Salon Orchestra will play several overtures, and the latest dance novelties, white the major portion of the vocal items

will be given by the Melodie Four. Features of these will be the quartets "Wanganui Moon," "Moonlight on the Colorado," and "An Fyening Pastorale.’ Also on this programme will ve Mrs. Charles Pengelly (contralto), a newcomer to 2YA. Dunedin Features A Scottish concert to commemorate St. Andrew’s Day, will be broadcast, Mr. W. B. McEwan, Librarian at Dunedin Public Library, will give a talk about Scotland’s Patron Saint. The Highland Pipe Band will present several selections, while Scottish songs will be sung by the Regal Four, in solo, duet, and quartette orm. Additional instrumental numbers will be -econtributed by Eva Judd (violiniste).