MONDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 41, 22 April 1932, Page 12

MONDAY

From Auckand In the afternoon, 1YA will relay the ceremony connected with the unveiling ef the Roll of Honour at the Auckland War Memorial Museum by his Excellency, the Governoreneral, Lord Bledisloe, AT 7 p.m., the service to be held in the Baptist Tabernacle will be broadcast. The Rev. J. Kemp will be Preaching, with Mr. A. EB. Wilson as organist and choirmaster. At 8.30 p.m., a concert to be given in the Auckland Town Hall by the Auckland Municipal Band, under Mr. Geo, Buckley, will be relayed,

Wellington Jottings HE service to be held in St. Thomas’s Anglican Church, Wellington South, will be broadcast. The Rey. C. V. Rooke will be the preacher, with Mr. W. A, Gatheridge as organist and choirmaster, The broadcast of a concert to be given in the Grand Opera House by the Port Nicholson Silver Band, under Mr. J. J. Drew, will follow. Christchurch Notes HE preacher at Knox Church, Christehurch, when the service will be broadcast, will be the Rey. T. W. Armour. Mr. A. G@, Thompson will be the choirmaster, with: Miss Victoria Butler at the organ. The after-church studio concert will also be broadcast by 4X4. The Salon Orchestra, under Francis Bate, will contribute, the numbers including "Highland Laddies," and Woodforde Finden’s beautiful suite, "A Lover in Damascus." Merle Miller (mezzo-so-prano), who is to take the leading role in the forthcoming production of, "Carmen" by the Royal Christchurch Musical Society, will be singing, also Mr. T. D. Williams, basso-cantante, who will be heard in that fine declamatory song "Hybrias the Cretau." Noel New-

son, 2 very clever young pianist, will be playing. Dunedin Jottings HE service to be conducted in Trinity Methodist Church by the Rey. H. B. Bellhouse will be relayed. Mr. James Simpson will be choirmaster, with Miss H. Hartley at the organ. The relay of STAs studio concert will follow.