WEDNESDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 38, 1 April 1932, Page 12

WEDNESDAY

From Auckland RESULTS from the Avondale Jockey Club’s meeting will be broadcast during the afternoon. The evening’s programme will be given by the Auckland Orphans’ Club Orchestra under the direction of Orphan Harold Baxter. A programme of a very popular type will be presenteée being Orphans A. G. Fogarty, Duncan Black (bass), Alan MeHlwain (humour) and Victor Cater (piccolo).

Fey ay SE $$ REL LL ld dedohnd hol k td Ak dded deck dedde ddd ddeodok die eeeeeaeeagaagaaaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Wellington Jottings At 4 o’clock the civic reception given to General‘:and Mrs. Higgins, of the Salvation Army, will be relayed from the Town Hall. At 7.385 p.m, the 2YA Music Lovers’ Competition will be continued. The recorded programme will inelude Richard Crooks (tenor) in two new recordings, humorous vocal numbers by George Sorlie, and instrumental selections by Fritz Kreisler, the. International Novelty Quartet, Raie de Costa (pianist), and numerous selections by various orchestras. A re corded "Miniature Concert" will also be broadcast.

Christchurch Notes "THE monthly review of books will be} broadcast by Mr. EB. E. Wiltshire, * The evening concert will appeal to those who like a’ classical programme. The Christchurch Salon Orchestra, under Francis Bate, will open the programme with the overture to "An Irish Comedy," by Ansell."Mrs. A. M. Spence Clark will give a recital of poems by Alfred Noyes. In this she will be associated with Mrs. W. B. Harris, soprano, : From Dunedin HOUSEWIVES who are interested in making bread will find the afternoon talk from 4YA by the Home Science Extension Department. of Otago University to be of much interest. Mons. de Rose and his Salon Orchestra will present the selections "Orpheus" (Offenbach), "Daughter of the Regiment" (Donizettii), and the "Andalusia" Suite, A dramatie recital, "Claude Melnotte’s Apology," will be given by Mr. A. F. O’Donoghue.