ON THE AIR

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 11453, 2 March 1931, Page 3

ON THE AIR

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND

Mr. Denis .Shenrd, late of the professional stage, will give a recital of four songs of varied types at 2YA ibis evening. Miss Gladys Edward, es and Mis,; Hilda Cltudley, two very

opular singers, will be heard in solos and duets. Bass solos will lie contributed by Mr- Claude O’llagan. Peat, tired also on ihc programme will be Mr. Clement Slav, the well-known 010. cutionist and entertainer, who iv 11 give four recitations ranging from humorous to dramatic. The instrumental portion of ihc musical programme will be of outstanding merit. It w* 1 1 l>e provided by -Mr. Claude Tanner (’cellist), Mr. Gordon Short (pianist) and the Ope hot rina, under Signor A. P. Truda. :U’A will broadcast an open .air eon. cert, to be given by Derry's Military Rand (under’Mr. .T. Scott) and the following 3YA artists: Messrs Oliver Foote, W. IT. Inkster and AY. J. Richards. The programme will be of a very popular nature. A new combination in the entertainment line —-The Radiettes who appear before the IVA microphone, in song, dance and .patter on Monday evening, will present a very and original fifteen minute entertain, ment. Mr. IT. P. Desmonl'ns, deputy, conductor of the Dunedin Choral Societv, will present* three baritone solos:'“How’s My Boy” “Little Elfnnd "Border Bulled* Pho instm mental side of this programme will be very well catered for indeedAn entirely new combination. AVul Smith’s Kapai Band. is appearing. This band features old-time melodiesOn this occasion, it. will make a spec, ialitv of early bnHroom dances. Silent day at IYA.