On the Air this Week July 18—24

Radio Record, Volume VI, Issue 1, 15 July 1932, Page 12

On the Air this Week July 18—24

. Orpheus Musical Club. TPE: ‘Orpheus Musical Club will be on the ‘air from 1YA on Thursday, the vocalists being Mrs. L. HE. Lambert, contralto, and Frank Sutherland, baritone. The 1YA Studio Orchestra will assist, playing several numbers, including the "Indian Love Lyrics" and "Iolanthe" selection, Will Henderson will be heard in a flute solo, and there will be an instrumental’ trio’ for flute, violin, and piano. Radio Play. 4 eet whole of the second portion of ' 2YA’s programme on Thursday will pe devoted toa radio play "The Flowers Are Not for You to Pick," produced by Victor S. Lloyd. Those who have listened to Victor Lloyd’s productions in the past will look forward to this evening. Mr. Lloyd chooses his characters well, and the plays are always well done and hold the interest up to the very last. Dunedin Symphony Orchestra. ON Wednesday next, the first concert of the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra. under the conductorship of B. L. H. de Rose, will be broadcast on relay from the Dunedin Town Hall. Among the numbers to be played by the orchestra will be "Marche MHeroique" (Saint Saens), and a fantasia from ‘"Mephistopheles," by Boito. Assisting vocalists 4nclude James McDonald and Lillian McDonald. "The Bohemian Girl." "THE first portion of the concert from 4YA on Friday will comprise execerpts from the "Bohemian Girl" (Balfe), presented by the Minnesingers. Notes on the Programmes PROBABLY the most outstanding number on the recorded programme from 1YA on Tuesday next will be

excerpts from "Sonata in C Minor," by Grieg, played by Sergei Rachmaninoff and Fritz Kreisler. ‘ THE Viennese Trio, comprising violin, *eello, and harp, will appear for the first time on 1YA’s programme on Wednesday, when they will present trios ' and solos for their respective instruments. ROM 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. on Friday, 1YA will relay the Community Singing from the Lewis Hady Hall. N outstanding number on the programme of 1YA on Friday will be a duet for flute and horn entitled "Serenade," to be played by V. Cater and H. Benn. A E. WILSON will give a further * twenty minutes’ organ recital from the Baptist Tabernacle from 1YA on Friday. His numbers will be made especially interesting by short annotations.

(GZ WLADYS EDWARDES, soprano, and Barry Coney, baritone, two of the most outstanding vocalists in New Zealand, will be heard on 1YA’s programme on Sunday night. "Yi UsicaL Shows of :Yester-Year" will be the title of a gramophone jecture-recital to be given by Karl Atkinson from 2YA on Tuesday. ‘THE Isett novelty instrumental trio will play a number of popular melodies on the evening’s programme from 2YA on Thursday. WIL BISHOP, the popular entertainer, will be featured on 2YA’s programme on Saturday in entertainment at the piano. Will Bishop can always be looked forward to to provide an excellent turn, and this should be no exception. . (CICELY AUDIBERT, a vocaliste of distinction, will be heard from

8YA on Wednesday. Included in her solos will be Strauss’s immortal "Blue Danube." N2eR0 spirituals: and plantation melodies will be-featured by the Troubadours from 4YA on Sunday night. The Talks 9 pm. Talks. "Hast," Captain F. Bauer, the new Consul for the Netherlands in Auckland, from 1YA, on Tuesday. "How Seriously New Zealanders Take the Rugby Football Game on Tour,’ Mr. Fred Lucas, from 1YA, on Wednesday. "By-laws of London," Mr. Julius Hogben, lecturer in law at the: Auckland University, from 1YA, on Friday. "The World Outlook," Dr. Gibb, from. 2YA, on Monday. Dr. Guy H. Scholefield, O.B.E., from 2YA, on Wednesday. "Rugby Difficulties in South Africa," Mr. J. 2. Burrows, M.A., from 3¥A, on Monday. "London and New York," Professor J. Hight, from 3YA, on Thursday. "Solving India’s Problems," Mr. W. G. MeClymont, 4YA, Monday. "The Life and Work of Sir Walter Scott," Mr. John Buchan, M.P., from 4YA, on Tuesday (recorded). W.E.A. Talks, "Nationalisation," Mr. W. T. G. Airey, M.A., from 1YA, Wednesday. "Makers of New Zealand," Mr. Ll. R. Palmer, M.A., DipJ., from 2YA, on Thursday. "Man and His Social Institutions," Professor I. A. Hunter, from 2YA, on Saturday. "Banking and Currency,’ Mr. George Lawn, M.A., from 3YA, on Monday. "Geology," Mr. G. Jobbers, M.A., B.Se., from 3YA, on Friday. "Biology of the Human Race," Professor Benham, from 4YA, on Tuesday.

"Anticipations," Mr. Lloyd. Ross, M.A., from 4YA, on Friday, — ' Other Talks, " QGUPERPHO SPHATH and Its‘Wffect . upon Fertility," Dr. F. G. fhepherd, 1YA, Tuesday. "Ballroom .Dancing,’ Mr. W. EK. Priestly, 1YA, Saturday. "Books, Grave and Gay," Mr. H. C. South, 2YA, Monday. "Torestry,"’ Mr. M, BE. Hutchinson, Lecturer in Forest Utilisation at the School of Forestry, 3YA, Thursday. Sporting Events Talks. 9 p.m. talks on Rugby football from» 1YA and 38YA on Tuesday.and Monday, respectively. . "To-morrow’s Match-New Zealand versus Australia,’ Mr. R. McKenzie, from 4YA on Friday,.at the conclusion of the programme. At 1YA, 7.30 p.m., Friday, the weekly sports talk. : Rugby Football. 1YA will be-on the air at 2.45 p.m. to relay.a description of the senior Rugby football match from Hden Park. From 4.30 p.m. all stations will broadeast the specially. arranged transmission from VK2ME, Sydney,, of a description of the match New Zealand versus Australia. 2YA at 2.45 p.m.: Rugby football from Athletic Park. 4YA; 1.15 p.m.: Rugby football from Carisbrook. Other Sporting Events.. SYA will commence transmission at 12.45 p.m, on. Saturday for the purpose of broadcasting the results vf the racing at Riccarton, where .a combined meeting of the Christchurch Hunt Club and the Hororata and Amberley Racing Olubs will be held. The Church Services ' .LYA: Beresford Street Congregational Church,the preacher Rey. W. A. V. Whiting, the organist .and choirmaster Messrs. W. Gemmell and A. Cherry re- : spectively. oo vf 2YA: St.. Peter’s Anglican Church, the preacher Rev. W Bullock, organist and choirmaster Mr. 8. D. Shortt. 8YA:-Knox. Presbyterian Church; Bealey Avenue; the preacher Rey. T. "W. Armour, the organiste Miss Vic-

, Featurettes — --- Scottish Programme 3YA, Monday. ‘Australian Bush Songs 3Y. A, W ednesday. Dunedin Symphony Orchestra 4Y A, Wednesday. Organ Recital 1YA, Friday. "A Fire Affair" 3YA, Saturday, ~~

_A Radio Play, "The Flowers are Not for You to Pick? ' will be presented from 2YA on Thursday, July 21, by Victor S. Lloyd and Company.

toria. Butler, and the choir conducted’ by Mr..A. G.. Thompson. 4YA: Salvation Army Citadel, Dowling Street;:the preacher Adjt. Len, B. Tong, and ‘the band conductor Mr. A. Millard.