FRIDAY

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 45, 20 May 1932, Page 12

FRIDAY

Auckland Notes During the evening Mrs. Zoe Ba ley Baxter and her company wi it present an adaptation of Michael Arlen’s "The Ace of Cads"’-a gripping story full of incident. From Wellington HE feature of the evening programme will be recitals by Alfred Walmsley, the well-known Dunedin tenor. Christchurch Features R. L. C, WEBB, M.A., will be the lecturer for the W.H.A. session, giving the first of a series of talks on "Political Institutions of New Zealand." A demonstration concert to. be giver by prize-winners at the Competitions Festival, will be broadcast on relay from the Civie Theatre,

From ‘Dunedin "THE W.EH.A. session, "A Guide Through the Depression-the Nationalist Problem," will be taken by Mr. Lloyd Ross, M.A. During the light variety programme from 4YA a popular orchestral programme will be presented during the evening by Mons de Rose and his octet. The recordings include a canary singing, xylophone solos, two choruses by a male voice octet, and a_ selection from "The New Moon" by the London Theatre Orchestra.