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Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 33, 26 February 1932, Page 15

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Features from 1YA DESMOND CASEY, boy soprano, appears on the programme. singing several ballads. Instrumental items will be supplied by Haydn Murray’s Trio, the Watters-Rae Duo, and Robert McKnight. on the English concertina. "Lee Fore Brace." teller of sea stories. will be heard in "Marooned." Items at 2YA T 7.40 MD. K. C. James. the wellknown representative wicketkeeper, will discuss the Test. This will be the first of a series of weekly talks by Mr. James. Nora rreene (contralto), Noho Toki (tenor). Douglas Stark (humorist), David Whisker (flautist), the 2YA Orchestrina. will provide the concert programme. Christchurch Notes VARIBTY programme will be presented. Les Grummitt, piano novelty artist. will entertain with improyisations on song melodies, T. 1). Williams. bass. will. sing songs new to 3YA listeners. Items by Mrs. Winifred’ Andrews (contralto) will include

three of Drummond’s "Songs of a Welsh Village."* Helen Milligan, wellknown in amateur theatrical circles, and who has recently had a great deal of experience abroad, including: New York, will be heard in a sketch entitled "The General and the Charwoman." The Studio Orchestra, under Harold Beck. will play the "New Colonial" march, the "Jolly Robbers" Overture, "Katinka" (musical comedy) selection. and several other light mumbers. ; Features from Dunedin NHE programme will be of a miscellaneous type. Popular Scottish airs. will be sung by Mrs. D. Carty (soprano).. Baritone solos will be contributed by Mr. Noel Il. North. A party known as the Radiettes will entertain with song and dance. and Mr, . J. Andrews with xylopbone — solos. An orchestral programme will be supplied by the De Rose Octet.