4YA Notes

Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 24, 28 December 1928, Page 15

4YA Notes

"THE divine service from the Methodist Central Mission will be relayed

i on Sunday evening. This will be followed by a studio concert. Monday (usually the silent day at 4YA), being New Year’s Hve, a special programme of light and popular music will be presented, commencing at 8 p.m. and continuing until after midnight, so that the New Year may be suitably welcomed in. Among the artists contributing will be some performers from northern stations who are visiting Dunedin.

ON New Year’s Day, the usual afternoon concert will be broadcast from 3 p.m., and in the evening a2 merry and bright programme will be heard. Miss Betty Roberts (mezzo-soprano), Miss Mona Melville (light soprano), Mr. J. B. McConnell (light baritone), and Mr. Jack Stewart in popular songs at the piano, will each contribute happy song hits, and Miss Eva Judd will play novelty violin solos. Miss Roberta Williams will recite some bright elocutionary numbers. Pastor W. D. More will entertain on Tuesday evening with a humorous address dealing with "Some Humours of Old Time New Year’s Days." WING to the many requests re--ceived, the 4YA-Harmonists will repeat their excellent. presentation: of the song cycle "The Daisy Chain." This will be given on Wednesday evening. The 4YA Broadcasting Trio, will supply an instrumental accompaniment.

er? ey eae en Supporting items of interest will be provided by Mr. P. J. Palmer (’cellist), Miss Aileen Young (pianiste), and Miss Madge Yates. Miss Dorothy Sligo (mezzo-soprano), Miss Irene Horniblow, L.R.A.M. (contralto), Mr. R. B. MacDonald (baritone), and Miss Aileen Young (pianiste) -are among the performers on Friday’s high-class programme. An excellent vaudeville programme has been arranged for Saturday evening, when some of the best of Dunedin’s light talent will be heard.