SATURDAY

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

SATURDAY

From Auckland ] x4 will be on the air at noon to broadcast race results from Takapuna, During the evening there will be a relay of some of the broadsiding races at Western Springs: The concert programme will be of a light vaudeville nature. Wellington Notes A PROGRAMME of light. enter- . 4 tainment will be broadcast, a special attraction of thé ‘evening being the next of the series of talks

by Mr. B. S. Merlin on his adventures with the Bolsheviks. The singers will be Miss Kathleen Ferris (soprano) and Mr. 8. Evelyn Rodger (baritone), while the Salon Orchestra, under Mr. M. Dixon, will provide a varied programme. The recordings for the evening will include orchestral and band numbers, a’ ‘flute quartet, and a light opera male chorus, From Dunedin T intervals from noon 4YA _ wiil broadeast trotting results from Forbury Park. {yver-popular plantation songs, sung by the Harmony Four, will form a considerable portion of this evening’s programme. Quartet numbers will be a feature, but solos will also be sung by J. Kennedy (tenor) and A, M. McDowell (hass), A novelty quartet led by Ted Heaney will present selections of Irish and Scottish airs and popular melodies, Scottish humour in song and story will be presented by James Patterson. There will be-duets of a popnlar nature from Wdward and Violet Mee. The instrumental portion of the programme will be. provided by a trio consisting of Madame Reggiardo, Anna Briasco, and P. Palmer. There will be "a number of recordings, including "The Campbells are Coming," as, played’ by a drum and fife band. The evening’s programme will also be broadeast by 3YA