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Crown Photo. THE LYRIC QUARTET. Reading from left to right:—Mr. Herbert Richards, second tenor; Mr. Arthur Ripley, first tenor; Mr. Alan McElwain, baritone, and Mr. Ernest Thomas, bass. This combination is probably the most popular broadcast item from 1YA, and it constitutes the best known male quartet in the city. They are heard at regular intervals from this station, and in addition, Mr. Ripley is frequently heard in solo numbers. A feature of the Quartet's performances are Mr. McElwain's humorous numbers.

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Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 7, 2 September 1927, Page 10

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Crown Photo. THE LYRIC QUARTET. Reading from left to right:—Mr. Herbert Richards, second tenor; Mr. Arthur Ripley, first tenor; Mr. Alan McElwain, baritone, and Mr. Ernest Thomas, bass. This combination is probably the most popular broadcast item from 1YA, and it constitutes the best known male quartet in the city. They are heard at regular intervals from this station, and in addition, Mr. Ripley is frequently heard in solo numbers. A feature of the Quartet's performances are Mr. McElwain's humorous numbers. Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 7, 2 September 1927, Page 10

Crown Photo. THE LYRIC QUARTET. Reading from left to right:—Mr. Herbert Richards, second tenor; Mr. Arthur Ripley, first tenor; Mr. Alan McElwain, baritone, and Mr. Ernest Thomas, bass. This combination is probably the most popular broadcast item from 1YA, and it constitutes the best known male quartet in the city. They are heard at regular intervals from this station, and in addition, Mr. Ripley is frequently heard in solo numbers. A feature of the Quartet's performances are Mr. McElwain's humorous numbers. Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 7, 2 September 1927, Page 10

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