NOTES FROM 1YA

Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 22, 16 December 1927, Page 7

NOTES FROM 1YA

The programme for Tuesday evening‘ at 1YA will teke the form of a draw-ing-room entertainment, --performed: by the Orpheus Quartet, assisted by Mr. Eustace Tregiigas (cornetist} and Mr. V Bedford (flantist)... This programme, which was unfortunately postponed some weeks ago, owing to unforeseet circumstances, should preve of an -entertaining and novel character, including as__it does several orchestral relays by the Majestic New Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. J. Whiteford-Wangh. Miss Ina Thompson (contralta), Mrs. B,-Jellard {mezzo soprano), Mr, Morris Schroeder, Mr. Will. Harris (tenor), and Mr. Reg. Thompson (light baritone) will be contributing to LYA’s programme on ThurSday evening. In. addition to these fine singers, Master David Campbell, the popular boy saprano, will be heard, and Mr. Norman Watson, violinist, will play. Miss Gladys Gamman, the wellknown elocutionist, will recite several Humorous numbers at LYA on Thurs. | ay. |

On Friday night at 1YA a number of the items-songs, instrumental, and elocutionary--will be appropriate to the Christmas season. Miss Edna Peace, a very popular contralto, Mr. James de Moutalk (bass baritone), Mr. Laurie Stuart (baritone), and Mr. Peter Dawson {elocutionist}, Miss. Phyllis Best (violinist), and Mr. Reg. Davies (cornetist) are the artists who will provide the programme, along with. Ingall’s Hawaiian instrumentalists. Saturday evening’s concert will be supplied by the Municipal Band; under Mr. Christopher Smith, after which there will be a relay of dance music from the Click Clack Cabaret. 'Lollowing the relay of the church service from St. Andrew's Church, where the preacher will be the Rey. Lamb Harvey, the municipal organ recital by Mr. Maughan Barnett will be broadcast.