PROGRAMMES FOR TO-MORROW

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20493, 1 March 1941, Page 8

PROGRAMMES FOR TO-MORROW

IYA, 650 k.c., 462 m.— 11 a,IhT Baptist" Service, from Mt. Eden Baptist Church: Rev. P. L. Crampton. 7 p.m: Anglican Service, from St. Matthew’s Church:. Rev. Canon R. G. Coats. 3.30: Grand Massed Brass Bands; Oscar Natzke (bass);,St. Hilda Colliery Prize Band; Harry Mortimer (cornet), with Foden’s Band; National Concert Band; Evelyn Lave (soprano). 2YA, 570 k.c., 526 m.— 11 a.m: Roman Catholic Church Service, from St. Mary’s. 7 p.m: Presbyterian Church Service, from St. Andrew’s: Dr. Merrington. 8: Concert by tire combined NBS String Orchestra and the 2YA Concert Orchestra, (Soloist, Cara Hall). 3YA, 720 k.c., 416 m.— IT a'inf Presbyterian Service, from Knox Church: Rev.' T. W. Armour. 7 p.m: Methodist Service, from the East Belt Church: Rev. C. R. Taylor. 8.15: “Music from the Theatre,” the opera “Rigoletto.” Dye in hot water! Tint in cold! FAIRY DYES always give professional results, 31 colour's. Chemists ami stores.*

4YA, 790 k.u., 380 m.— IT a.m: Church of Christ Service, front St. Andrew Street Church of Christ: Pastor W. D. More. 7 p.m: Salvation Army Service: Major Liddell. 8.30: Pierre Chagnon' and the Symphony Orchestra of Paris; The. London Welsh Male Choir; Jacques Dupont (piano), with F. Ruhlmann and the Paris Symphony Orchestra; Theodor Scheidl (baritone); Serge Kdussevitzky and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, 2YH, 750 k.c., 395 m.— 7 p.m: Evening Service from Baptist Church, Hastings: Rev. H. E. Edridge. 8.30: The New York PhilharmonicSymphony Orchestra; Margherita Perras (soprano), and .Gerhard. Husch (baritone); Act 11. of Gounod’s Opera, ‘‘Fa.ust”; Pablo Casals (’cello); The London. Symphony Orchestra.