4YA Features

Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 48, 14 June 1929, Page 15

4YA Features

ON Monday evening the first part of Act 3 of Wagner’s great opera, "Tristan and Isolde," will be presented. The story of the opéra will be fully described. Contributing to the supporting programme will .be. Miss Roma Buss, singing "Charming Chloe," "The Dove" and "Bless You"; Mr. L. E. Dalley, singing the *Flower Song" (from "Carmen"), and "A Farewell’: Mr. F. M. Tuohy, whose-numbers will be "Thanks Be to God" and "A Bachelor Gay." Messrs. Dalley and Tuohy will sing the -duet, "Watchman, What of ‘the Night?’ There will be instrumental items by the Studio Trio. Miss Joyce Hould, elocutionist, will recite "The Storming Party," "Lorraine Loree’ and "Admiral's Orders,"

N Tuesday evening at 7.30 there will be an interesting lecture on "The Location and Destruction of Icebergs." Dr, Hocken, of the W.E.A., will be the speaker. OR the St. Kilda Band recital on Tuesday evening, Mr. James Dixon, the conductor, has arranged one of the band's best radio programmes. The assisting vocalists will ke Miss Phyllis Clare (contralto) and Mr. Les Stubbs (baritone), while the elocutionary numbers. to be given by Mr, Carl Moller will be "Men of the British Race’s.and "If We Only Knew." Vocal numbets will slso be introduced by means of gramophone records.

HE 4YA Harmonists will ope. their vocal programme on Friday even. ing with the singing of the beautiful lument, "Coronach,". arranged by Sir Granville Bantock. Another concerted number by the party will be "Summer is Gone" (by Coleridge Taylor). Salos will be sung by Miss Mae Matheson (soprano), Miss Mollie Andrews (mez-zo-soprano), Mr: H. A. Johnson. and Mr. F. M. Tuohy. Mr. Lester Moller will recite "The Rider at the. Gate," a. selection from "As You Like It" and "New Zealand" (by Vember Reeves). There will be, instrumental items by the Studio Trio and by selected reeords, On Saturday evening, 4YA will relay 8YA’s programme,