SATURDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 22, 11 December 1931, Page 19

SATURDAY

Auckland Features ~ The Municipal Band will give their annual, Carol Concert this evening. This will be relayed. ° +: | The soloists include Kay Christie (contralto), Dennis Johns (recitalist), Aileen Johns (soprano),' and members of the band, who will. provide instrumenal items. Mr. Dennis Johns and Madame Johns have recently’ returned from England and Italy. They are particularly well-known in the Hawke’s ‘Bay district, and this will be their first appearance in Auckland.

Jottings from 2YA [THE Salon Orchestra, under Mat Dixon, will play the selection, "A Strauss Garland," arranged by ‘Winter; "Miniature Suite," by Coates; "Dance of the. Tea Dolls," by Schmidt-Hagen ; "Japanese Carnival," by Basque; the fantasia on "In a Persian Garden, by Lehmann; and the latest dance novelties. Margot Russell (soubrette), who has not been heard for a: considerable time, will sing several numbers, including ‘‘The King’s Horses," by Gay, and "One Little Raindrop,’ by Richman. Ernest Short (baritone) will again delight listeners, singing "The Toreador Song"’ by: Bizet, "‘The Call.of the Wild" by McGeoch, and "The Fishermen of England" by Phillips. Len Ashton will

be heard in humorous items, and Berthold and Bent, popular guitar duo, 3YA Topics At 7.45 p.m. there. will be a talk by Mr. W.. G. Wright on "Hur-Pro-ducing Rabbits." The programme. at 4YA, Dunedin, will be relayed from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m., when the dance music session continues till 11 p.m, Items from Dunedin | A. BRIGHT programme will he pro"yided by the Melodists (vocal quartet), Stokes’ Banjo Quartet, and others, concluding with a: one-act radio sketch by "The Hnniskillen Entertainers," entitled "Patsy Wlanagan’s Party." Dancé. music from 10 to 11 p.m. :