"The secret of Gladys Monctieff's immense popularity is the fact that she sings songs about love," wrote an Auckland paper the other day. Whatever it is there is no doubt that all New Zealand has its radio sets switched on when Australia's songstress is on the air. Miss Moncrieff and John Robertson, the wellknown New Zealand cornetist (both pictured above), will be featured with Fred Bluett, the Australian comedian, in a specally arranged programme from 2YA on Wednesday evening.
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Radio Record, Volume IX, Issue 13, 4 October 1935, Page 16
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79"The secret of Gladys Monctieff's immense popularity is the fact that she sings songs about love," wrote an Auckland paper the other day. Whatever it is there is no doubt that all New Zealand has its radio sets switched on when Australia's songstress is on the air. Miss Moncrieff and John Robertson, the wellknown New Zealand cornetist (both pictured above), will be featured with Fred Bluett, the Australian comedian, in a specally arranged programme from 2YA on Wednesday evening. Radio Record, Volume IX, Issue 13, 4 October 1935, Page 16
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