Notes from 4YA

Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 37, 28 March 1929, Page 15

Notes from 4YA

ON the afternoon of Tuesday, April 2, the afternoon tea musie will be relayed from the Ritz, and at 7.30 p.m.Pastor More will again speak on "Angora Rabbits." At 8 p.m. the St. Kilda Municipal Band, the champion band of the Dominion, will give another of their very popular recitals. They will be assisted by Mr. R. A. Mitchell (tenor), and Mr. Arthur W. Alloo (baritone), who have chosen some very fine songs, and Mr. Carl Moller, elocutionist.° A new singer to 4YA with a very fine reputation, Miss Ray Stubbs (soprano) will be heard. ON Wednesday evening Miss Anita Winkel and Major Lampen will contribute more of their very amusing sketches, and the Serenaders will contribute the quartets, "Gossip Joan" and "The Chough and the Crow." Misses Florence Sumner and Dorothy Allan will be heard in that beautiful duet, "O Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast" by Mendelssohn. Mr. R. B. Macdonald will sing "The Last Call," and Mr. W. Harrison will be heard in "Mary" and "Afton Water." PrRIDAY evening's programme is of -a very fine calibre, Mr. Arthur Lungley will sing "Don Juan’s Serenade’ and other songs. Miss Irene Horniblow has chosen Elgar’s -"Shepherd’'s Song" and two songs by Landon Ronald. The tenor soloist is Mr. Ad. Ik. Thompson, who hag included in his selections, "Come Into the Garden, Maud." The 4YA Broadcasting Trio, consisting of Miss Eva Judd (violiniste), Mr. P. J. Palmer (cellist), and Mrs. Ernest Drake (pianiste), will be heard in trios and solo items. ON the programme for Saturday, April 6, is appearing another new artist in the person of Mr. James Wilson, who specialises in novelties at the piano. Mrs. Ralph Martindale will again be heard in some fine ballads, while the humour will be supplied by Mr. Buster Brown, and Mr, Lester Moller.