FROM IVA NEXT WEEK

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 16, 20 January 1939, Page 14

FROM IVA NEXT WEEK

Sunday—o.o a.m.. selected recordings; ll .ii ii.tn.. Methodist service; l ,ii p.m.. dinner music; i'.o to <i.:tn, selected recordings; il.li. children's song service; 7.0, congregational service, relayed lrom the BeresI'ord street Church; 8..'t0. concert programme. featuring a recorded presentation of the second act of Verdi's opera "Aida"; ID.o. selected recordings; I 1.0. talk liy H. ii. Wells, ••The World As I See it," i'art 11.. "The Way to World I'nity." Monday—s.o p.m.. concert programme, featuring recorded serials, the studio orchestra, Patricia Mel.cod, soprano; 11.5, talk li.v Phillip Soljak. "Tile Oldest Itace lu The World"; 10.0 to 11.0, music, mirth and melody. Tuesday—7.:t(» p.m.. talk liy the gardening expert on "Apple culture"; s.o, concert programme, featuring recorded serials and the Variety Kings; 0.:,, talk on "World Affairs," by K. Monro; 9.50 to 11.0, dance music. Wednesday-—B.O p.m., concert programme, featuring liaymond Beattv, Australian bass-baritone; Heather Klnnaird, Australian contralto; "Coronets of England," Jack Daly, Irish tenor, the Bohemians; io.o to 11.0, music, mirth and melody. Thursday— 8.0 p.m., concert programme, I eat ii ring recorded serials, band music and Patrick Colbert, bass; t).r>, recorded talk, "llobson and Waitangi," liy Douglas Cresswell; io.o, an hour of modern dance music by Will Osborne and his orchestra, with interludes by Kenny Baker and Gerry Moore. Friday—7.:lo p.m., a recorded interview with c. s. Dempster, New Zealand Test cricketer and the captain of Leicestershire County eleven; 8.0, concert programme, featuring the l.ondon Philharmonic Orchestra; liaymond Beatty, Australian bass-baritone; Heather Kinnaird, contralto; io.o to 11.0. music, mirth an<l melody. Saturdav—From noon, running commentary on the Auckland Uacing Clilb's meeting relayed from Kllerslie racecourse; 8.0, concert programme, featuring the liotorua Maori Choir, Frank Piper, pianist; Jean Mcl.eod, mezzo-soprano; James Mercer, baritone, and from <).r, until 10.0, recordings; io.o to 11.15, dance music.