SUNDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 24, 24 December 1931, Page 18

SUNDAY

From 1YA URING the afternoon a portion of the organ recital will be relayed from the Town Hall. The evening service will be conducted from the Baptist Tabernacle. After the church service the Municipal Band concert will be relayed from Albert Park. Items from Wellington HIE). instrumental portion of tonight’s studio programme will be supplied by the Artillery Band, under Captain Herd.

The vocal portion will be unique. It- will consist of a collection of folk songs of the European nations, and will include a Basque Lullaby, and "The Old Macedonian Chief," sung in. Greek by Signor Cesaroni, beside Alsatian, Norwegian, Tyrolese, Russian, Krench, Neapolitan and Tinlian songs. These folk songs will be sung in harmony by Cesaroni’s Grand Opera Company. Christchurch Notes T. PAUL'S Presbyterian Church service, at which Rev. W. B. Bower Black is the preacher, will be relayed at 7 p.m., after which the station will relay the programme from 4YA. nent

At 4YA PFoLLOWING the relay of the evening service from St. Andrew’s Street Church of Christ, at which Pastor W. D. More will preach, a studio concert will be presented by Signor Giovanni Stella and assisting artists. Selections will be played by Signora

Reggiardo’s Sextet and an instrumental trio. Signor Stella (tenor) will sing "Mi Par D’udir Ancora" (Bizet) "La Paloma" (Yradier), and "Carmencita" (Simi). "La Vergine deyli Angeli" (Verdi) will be rendered by Miss Clare Dillon (soprano) and Mr. Louis Carroll (bass). Soprano solos will also be sung by Misses Dillon, Kathleen Geerin and Blinor Simsons, and baritone solos by Mr. J. J. Devereux.