SUNDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 34, 4 March 1932, Page 14

SUNDAY

From 1YA DIVINE service will be broadcast from St. Matthew’s Church, Auckland, the preacher belng Canon C. H. ‘Grant-Cowen, and the organist and‘ehoirmaster, Mr. J. H, Philpott. On the evening’s concert programme from the studio will be Aileen and Denis Johns, .soprano and elocutionist, respectively. These artists are from the Hawke's Bay district and have recently returned from a trip to Britain and the Continent, where they had exten‘sive training from the best of teachers. A. B. Thompson, baritone, will also be heard and instrumental music will be ‘provided by the 1YA Chamber Orchestra. Some outstanding records will be heard, including an organ solo by Bdouard Commetie. Wellington Jottings FroLLowIne the relay of the ser- , vice in St. Gerard’s Redemptorist Church, a studio concert, which will feature Paul Vinogradoff (Russian pianist), Aida Bulmas (soprano), Lucien Cesaroni (bass), and Mavis Dillon (pianiste), will be broadeast. 3YA Notes IT commemoration of St. David’s Day, a Welsh service will be held jin Christchurch Anglican Cathedral during the afternoon and will be broadeast. The evening service in Durham Street Methodist Church will be proadecast. The preacher will be the Rev. L. C. Horwood. A relay of 4YA’s studio concert will follow. ~

Dunedin Items NHE evening service in St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral, Dunedin, will be > broadcast, | Canon BE. R. Nevill being

the preacher. The after-church studio programme will be provided by a concert party under Giovanni Stella, the instrumental portion of the programme being supplied by Signora Martinelli Reggiardo’s Sextet. A number of the songs will have choruses, orchestral or trio accompaniment, violin or ’cello obbligato,