4YA NOTES

Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 19, 25 November 1927, Page 7

4YA NOTES

At the close of the church service on Sunday, weather permitting, the St. Kilda Band’s concert will be relayed from St. Kilda, for which a fine programme has been arranged. During tie afternoon session on Tuesday, Miss Marguerite Puechegud will address listeners on interior decoration, Her most instructive talks are greatly appreciated by ladies whose main interests are centred in the home, because they are so practical. Miss Puechegud’s clear entnciation imakes it a pleasure to listen to lier. Mr. H. Greenwood, of the Athenaeum, will on Tuesday afternoon give his popular review of tlie latest books of the week, including fiction, travel, and biography,

Big Brother Bill will be at the microphone when the Town Hall : chimes strike the fiour of 7 on Tues+ day night. During the children’s session little listeners will be taken for another amazing journey in the ‘"‘Wonder Car,’ and besides this and other features.a children’s concert will be heard, many of Big Brother Bill's big family taking part. ail An interesting studio concert will be broadcast on ‘Tuesday evening. Mx. W. H. McKenzie, possessor of a patticularly suitable radio voice, will sing two brackets of baritone solos. Mr. McKenzie takes part in some of the best concerts in Dunedin, and his singing will give much pleasure to thousands of listeners. One of New .Zealand’s foremost exponents of the xylophone, Mr. EK. Andrews, will entertain with.some solos on that instrument, including some simple ballads and difficult works requiring expert rendering, Other artists on the programme will be Miss Myrtle Bills (soprano), Mrs. J. ,Marshall (mezzo-soprano), Mr. T. J.. Howe (euphonium). te, Pastor W. D. More will again be "on the air’ at 8.45 p.m. on Tuesday, with another liumorons talk. af Thursday evening's programme will be provided with some very well-known Dunedin performers. Miss A. D. Alien, A.T.C.L., L.T.C.L. with delight listeners with her rendering of classical piano solos. Mr. A. W. Duff will be heard in violin solos. Miss Mattie Edgar (soprano), Miss Rona Scott (elocutionist), and Mr. M, Horn (saxophonist) will also contribute items, On Thursday evening Mrs. Denton Leach, J.P., Dominion secretary of the League of Nations Union of New Zealand, will speak on "The Humanitarian Activities of the League of Nations." ee ~

On Friday evening 4YA will pre« sent an interesting programme of vocal items by Mr. Bert Rawlinson’s Jubilee Singers. Many popular negro spirituals will be sung by the choir, and solo items will be given by individual members. Misses Bertha Rawlinson, Lena Bartlett; Grace Bartlett, Vera Cormack, Murs iel Riley, Messrs. Bert Rawlinson, Jack Montague, Dufty Potaka, Wil= son Rutherfor’, George Youngson, Alf. McLaren. Piano items will be contributed by Miss Bertha Rawl- . inson. Southern jubilee songs are rarely .heard these days, so a wel come pleasure is in store for many people. The first portion of Saturday night’s concert will be from the studio, including vocal and instrumental numvers by leading entertainers. For the second nortion dance music will be relayed from the Savoy. On Friday evening the civic reception to be tendered to Mr. Amery at the Town Hall will be broadcast. °