ON THE AIR

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 11452, 28 February 1931, Page 7

ON THE AIR

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2Sih

A group cf four Welsh songs will form part, of XYA’s programme this evening. The singer will bo Air. Reg. Al organ, baritone, who was horn arid received his musical trainingin South WabA new-vocalist, to be, heard will ho Miss Betty Zukorin.’in, soprano. A hmnorous elocutionary number and a burlesque lecture will be given by Air. Zanto Wood. Erie and Jack will provido rioveliy piano and vocal items. The programme by the Orchestral Octet will include: the march “Nelson’s Call,” the waltz “Sylvia,” Alyddlefoii’s “Scottish: Afcmories,” - “Hungarian Lustspicl,”. two South American TurieS, a . characteristic piece; Vori Bjon’s “Trarimhild,” and two fnterniezlzos. • Th 0 Lyric Alale Voice Quartet, with Afiss" Flora AlacKenzie in songs at the piano, will provide- the vocal portion of 2YA’s pfogramme. Mr. Norman :L?ctt 'will' provide novelty piano ~itom f s. 'apd a clarinet: solo, “AL iennto;” will be played: by Mr. H. Langtry. Alariy popular nuriibprs, several of Ihluri Vicing from illusion 1 plays, will he provided by the Salon Orchestra, under Mt\ T.' Dikon ' i 3YA. also, haff' a pfogramnio of mricli variety. '* Mr. ’EI R. Pi triflin' (tenor of the Beckenham Afale Quartet), Mr.GLeslie YFlemirijg (bass, singing. "Gipsy ■< John,” “At Dawning” and ■‘La' Raloma’.’), The Rose and 'Thistle Duo (in cabaret- songs at the piano, with hanjolblo), Miss' Elaine -Moody’s Hawaiian Quartet-and-the Studio Osfet, tinder -Air. Harold Brick,'' will, supply the program me, - which will also- ho broadcast bv 4YA. 1