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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6992, 19 August 1929, Page 10

8.22, pianoforte solo, Mrs. Ernest Drake ‘Prelude’; 8.25, tenor solo, Mr. J. Montague, ‘Little Yvette’; 5.29, ’cello solo, Mr. P. J. Palmer, ‘Tarantella’; 8.33, contralto solo, Miss Dorothy Skinner, ‘Death and the Maiden’; 5.37, instrumental, ‘Scherzo’; 5.42, solo and chorus ‘Song of tho Vagabonds’; duet and chorus, Doris Vane and Harold Williams, ‘Only a Rose’; 8.51, violin solo, Mr. Frank Parsons, ‘Cavatina’; 5.55, selection, ‘Pirates of Penzance’; 9.1, overture, ‘Belle of New York’; 9.5, presentation of the musical comedy, ‘The Bello of the New York.’-

: 1 ( I RADIO NOTES. The' Singing Circle of the Wellington Ladies’ Pioneer Club which has delighted listeners with entertainments from 2YA on previous occasions, is to give another studio concert this evening at 2YA. The circle has prepared an excellent programme of concerted numbers. Vocal solos will be contributed by Miss Nora Gray, Miss Zita Chapman, Mrs. P. Ramsay, Mrs. A. S. Mitchell and Miss Fair. Mr. E. J. Bell, public librarian of Christchurch, will give his fortnightly book review at 3YA. The programme arranged by Mr. R. J. Estall of the Woolston Band comprises two marches, the intermezzo “In a Persian Market,” a collection of Border songs and ballads, trombone solo with band accompaniment and a foxtrot, “That’s Her Now.” The vocalists are Mrs. M. Lawrence, Miss Elizabeth Vass and Mr. Robert Allison. Two recitations will be

.boiie of JN cw second half of this evening’s programme at 41'A. It will be presented by The Majors, under the direction of Mr. T. J. Kirk-Burnnand. The first half of the programme will consist of miscellaneous items, the soloists being Miss Freda Elmos, Miss Dorothy tikinner, Mr. J. Montague and Mr. L. M. Cachemaille.