THURSDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 28, 22 January 1932, Page 15

THURSDAY

Auckland Notes R. E. BLAIR will give another one of the series of W.H.A. talks on "Art and Craft on the Amateur Stage." An orchestral programme of a popular nature, mezzo-contralto songs by Mrs. Hawea Rees, humour by Miss Noni Wright, popular duets by Miss Sylvia Pointer and Reg. Morgan, with baritone solos by. Reg. Morgan, popular airs on Robt. Mciknight’s concertina, a topical talk by Mr. A. B, Chappell, and a number of novelty records will comprise the evening’s concert programme. From 2YA HE evening concert wil! be provided by the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Band and 2YA artists, while the "Serenaders" (male voice quartet) will be heard in a number of. popular melodies. Special recordings will he introduced into the programm? and during the evening Mr. Arthur Cone, the young American who is _ hitchhiking round the world, will tell of his experiences in Australia. 3YA Notes The Prime Minister will be the principal speaker at the official opening of the County Horticultural Society’s First Grand National Show. to take place at 2.30. and which will be broadeast. : In the evening Mr. H. De UO: Chanmberlain will talk about "Boys’- and Girls’ Agricultural Clubs." A talk will also be given by Mr. E, BE. Wiltshire, of the Canterbury Horticultural Society. A. recital of baritone songs will be featured on the evening’s programme, the singer being Rex Harrison, well known throughout’ New ’ Zealand and Australia. IIe will present a quartet of popular numbers-"Song of the Toreador." "To he Near my seloved." = "Kashmiri Song." and "Harbour Night Song." From Dunedin 4YA will be on the air during the afternoon to broadcast results from the Forbury Park Trotting Club’s meeting.