THURSDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 30, 5 February 1932, Page 14

THURSDAY

From Auckland "THERD are a number of outstanding local artists on the evening’s programme. Wva Stern, noted. American radio performer, wlll give two piano forte recitals, and 1YA-listeners who have heard her on previous oceasiows will look forward to her appearing again, Phyllis Gribbin, whose visits to Auckland are always welcomed by 1YA listeners, will be heard in contralto solos, while Mr. J. Ainsley Daglish, tenor, will sing several old

favourites, including "Kathleen Mayourneen" and "Sally in Our Alley." Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bailey will present two sketches, and Mrs. Bailey will be heard in a child impersonation. Haydn Murray, violinist, will play, to orchestral: accompaniment, "Legend" and "Liebeslied." ; 2YA Notes A party of entertainers, named "The 2YAleans" will provide a "Happy-Go-Lucky Hour." The party consists of Will McKeon, Joyce Woodward, Fred Barker, Lynda Hastings and Owen Pritchard, in conjunction with Frank Crowther and the Majestic Lounge Quintet. The party will also be augmented on this occasion by the special engagement of Phil Smith, comedian, of the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Com"pany. In the second half of the pvening’s programme, 2 one-act play, q‘Passengers," will be- presented. Balancing up the programme will be selections by the Quintet and selected recordings introducing some old-time songs, Christchurch Notes i\' R. E. E. WILTSHIRE will give his monthly review of books and Dr. IF. W. Hilgendorf, of Lincoln Agricultural College, will speak on "Progress of Wheat Research." The evening’s concert programme will be of recorded music. From 4YA PCRIN G the afternoon 4YA will be , on the air to cover the D.J.C. meeting at Wingatui.