4YA Items

Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 44, 17 May 1929, Page 15

4YA Items

H®. Hanover Street Baptist Church willbe on the air on Sunday evening. The preacher will be the Rev. E.

8S. Tuckwell. After the church broadcast 4YA will relay the concert to be given by the St. Kilda Band. Numerous operatic selections will feature Monday’s programme, the vocalists being Miss Mollie Andrews, Miss Stassia McCready, and Mr. HE. G.. Bond. ‘There will also be the fourth, and final, instalment of "Rigoletto," with its dramatic and tragic climax. Recitations of more than usual interest will be the two items by Miss Joyce Hould: Scene fom Two Gentlemen of Verona and a sketch from Dickens. Instrumental music will be supplied by the Studio Trio. FoR Tuesday evening, the St. Kilda Band has arranged another excellent programme, in addition to which Miss Edith Harrhy will give her record song-pianoforte recital, and Mrs. Culford Bell, of Auckland, will recite. Baritone solos will be sung Mr. L. M. Cachemaille. The popular type of programme on Wednesday evening will be contributed to by such artists as Miss Anita Winkel and Major Lampen (who will enact sketches), Mr. Buster Brown (Scottish comedian), Mr. A. Alloo (baritone), and the Scottish Banjo Duo. A NEW vocal quartet combination known as "The Majors" will appear on Friday evening: The old favourite, "John Peel,’ and two songs by Mendelssohn, "Old Love Song" and "Parting," will be sung by them. There will be soprano solos by Miss Dorothy Skinner, tenor solos by Mr. J. Montague, and baritone solos by Mr. L. BE. Cachemaille. Dlocutionary items of a humorous nature will be given bv Mr. Lester Moller.