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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19758, 13 December 1935, Page 10

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BY RHEOSTAT

THE COIYIINQ WEEK. Reports of All Black match against Neath and Abe-ravon and of the first day’s play in the first cricket test between Australia and South Africa from four main stations in the morning; Municipal Band concert relay from IYA; operatic programme at 8.30 from 2YA; Spivakozsky-Kurtz trio from oYA; complete recorded opera, “Tannliauser,”• from i YA. Stella Power, light orchestral and ballad music, and Secret Service yarn from IYA; chamber music programme with Clement Williams singing, followed by wrestling relay from 2\A; Milson Ewart, Eb and Zeb, and Spivakoy-sky-Kurtz Trio playing Brahms’ Trio inß major from 3YA; Dunedin Choral Society, George Ellwood, and "Trent’s Last Case" from 4YA. Report of second day's play in South Africa v. Australia cricket test, four main stations in morning; Eb and Zeb and other features, and. long dance session from IYA; Hutt Valley Liedertafel concert relay from 2YA; Christchurch Male Voice Choir relay from 3YA; new recordings from 4YA include Norman Long, and Leo Stin, followed by St. Kilda Band studio performance.

Third day’s 'cricket test play from four main stations in morning; chamber music programme, Harold Williams and Layton and Johnstone from IYA; light orchestral and ballad music with Wilson Ewart and Constance Burt, and debate from 2YA; Christchurch Orchestral Society relay from 3YA; recordings, followed by inter-university lebate on "Home” from 4YA.

Final day’s play in test cricket from four main stations in morning; •Through Europe,’’ specially arranged concert programme from IYA in evenng, followed by complete. "Buddigore”; recitals by Clem Williams, Vinopradoff, Muriel Brunskill and GossCustard from 2YA: Hebrew songs toy Barend Harris from 3YA; fine symphonic recordings, and C.eorgc Ellwood, ’cellist, from 4YA. Classical and symphonic works, including recital by Zell O’Kane, soprano, from IYA; summaries throughout the afternoon of the match M.C.G. v. Wellington from 2YA, with recordings and Port Nicholson Band in evening; Mohammedan presentation liy Barend Harris, Spivakovsky-Kurtz Trio and Westminster Singers from 3YA; Stella Dower and medical talk from 4YA.

Christmas programme by the Auckland Municipal Band from IYA, with local soloists; afternoon commentaries on progress of M.C.G. v. Wellington cricket match from 2YA, Clem Williams in evening; Mark Nieholls’ Rugby talk from four stations at 10.5; long dance night from 3YA; light orchestral and ballad programme from 4YA.