SUNDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 39, 8 April 1932, Page 12

SUNDAY

Auckland Notes id beet) evening service in St. David’s Church will be broadcast, the Rev. W. Bower Black, LL.B., being the preacher, with Mr. B. ©. Craston at the organ. ‘The broadcast of a concert to be given in Albert Park by the Auckland Municipal Band will follow. ; ‘ Wellington Features AT 3 p.m, a relay will take place from the Town Hall, where there is te be a Salvation Army rally, at which General E. J. Higgins will speak on "Salvation Army Activities." The Hon. Sir Michael Myers will preside, and Lord and Lady Bledisloe will be present, A choir of 150 voices and the Salvation Army Band will contribute to the musical programme. At 7 o’clock the ‘service conducted in Vivian Street Baptist Church by Pastor W. G. Carpenter will be relayed. Afterward & concert by the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Band under Mr, Harry Baker, will be broadcast. * 3YA Selections service conducted in Trinity Congregational Church, Christthurch, by the Rev. D. Gardner Miller Will be broadcast. Mr. Len Boot will be at the organ, with Mr. Jas. Shaw @s choir conductor. Recorded items will predominate in 3YA’s after-church Programme (which will also be broad- ; fast by 4YA, Dunedin, and 4ZP, In- | Wercargill). An interesting feature of the proe will be the playing of the st Movement of Rachmaninoff’s second Concerto by Lucy Fullwood, ste, or orchestral accompaniment, _ The local vocalists for the evening be Anita Ledsham and Percy Nicholls. Mr. Nicholl’s songs will inelude Sullivan’s beautiful "Thou Art Passing Hence My Brother," and two Operatic numbers, sung in Italian,

From 4YA THE evening service in St. John’s Anglican Church, Roslyn, will be broadcast. The Ven. Archdeacon Fitchett will be the preacher, with Mr. W. H.’ Allan as choirmaster. A retay of 3YA’s studio concert will follow,

a talented: young pianiste, who, . together * with Vinogradoff, the celebrated Russian pianist, presented two piano numbers from 2YA recently,