TUESDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 21, 4 December 1931, Page 18

TUESDAY

Auckland Features A 7.40 pm. the Rev. W. G. Monckton, M.A., will continue his talks on "Some International ProblemsRussia Part 2." The lecturer on the international programme will be Mr. J. Jolley Thomas, who will speak on "lection Hxperiences Around the World." Mr. Thomas has had experiences in many of the British Dominions both on the platform and in the polling booths, and he has many incidents which will both entertain and interest listeners. Items from 2YA A CONCDRT of the popular type will be presented from the studio, "fe major portion of the vocal items being given by the Melodie Four. Features of these will be the quartets, "Somewhere in Old Wyoming" (by Tobias), "Should I’ (by Brown) and "Moonlight on the Colorado" (arranged by Frank Crowther). Phyllis Leighton (mezzo-soprano) will also be heard in four songs, and the incidental musie will be supplied by the Salon Orchestra, under Mr. M. T. Dixon. 3YA Jottings The evening programme will have 2 distinctly juvenile flavour as it is largely contributed to by the Waverley Boys’ Band, who open their programme. with the celebrated "Inver- + cargill March." : Their selections will include "Pirates of Penzance Selection" (Sullivan), Kela Bela’s brief overture, "Lustspiel,"

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who won your hearts as "Joan of Arc," will broadcast ""The Lady and the Tiger" from 2YA, Sunday, December 6.

Featurettes Barry Coney 1Y.A, Sunday Lady and the Tiger 2YA, Sunday Waverley Boys’ Band 3YA, Tuesday "The Messiah" 1YA and 3Y A, Wednesday Schubert 4Y A, Wednesday Christmas Cheer 2VA, Saturday

Bourne’s "Queen of Pearls" waltz, and as a rousing finish Colcord’s "Stein Song." For a boys’ band this is quite an ambitious programme. Vocal and instrumental ‘solos will be interspersed.