WEDNESDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 23, 18 December 1931, Page 22

WEDNESDAY

Notes from Auckland HE Savoy Male Quartet, which has become popular with listeners in Auckland, will again be heard on this programme in several numbers. Myr. and Mrs. J. W. Bailey will perform a one-act play entitled "Rent Free." The Salon Orchestra, conducted by Harold /" Baxter, will provide the instrument a musie for the evening. a From Wellington LEN GREENBERG speaks at 7.40 p.m. on the vital issue, "What Shall We Do with Our Boys?* The ©

weekly international programme follows at 8 p.m., the lecturer for which will be Dr. Guy H. Scholefield, O.B.B. Christchurch Items A CAROL and Instrumental Con- -&% ert will be given by the Christchurch Harmonie Society, under the baton of Mr. V. C. Peters. An instrumental trio and Blanche Atkinson (pianist) will provide some interesting music. Jas. Shaw will be heard. in "Comfort Ye" and "livery Valley." from Tiandel’s "Messiah," and two-violin solos are beine contributed by Mr. Stephen Elsom. "O Thou that Tellest." a contralto solo from "The Messiah." will be sung by Nancy Bowd@n with the society, and Eveline Hill (soprano) sings "With Verdure Clad," from Havydn’s oratorio "Creation."