4YA Notes

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 7, 30 August 1929, Page 15

4YA Notes

HP service in Knox Church will be broadeast on Sunday evening. The Rey. James Burns, M:A., will be the preacher. A relay of the concert to be given in His Majesty’s Theatre by the Tramways Band will follow. Prominent on the first half of Monday evening’s programme will be the presentation by The Majors of "The Norman Baron," a cantata founded on ‘a poem by Longfellow. In the supporting vocal items, Miss Freda Elmes. will sing "Song of the Florian," Miss Doro-

thy Skinner "Ships of Arcady," Mr. J. Montague "Parted," and Mr. L. M. Cachemaille "Sweet Pretty: Maiden." Solos and concerted numbers will be played by Mr. Frank Parsons (violin), Mr. P. J. Palmer (’cefk:), and Mrs. B. Drake (piano), On Wednesday evening 4YA will relay the 8YA programme.. On Fiiday evening Mr. H. Green‘wood, librarian at the Athenaeum, will: give a talk on books. }{XCERPTS from the musical comedy "Sally" (by Kerne) ‘will be sing by the 4YA Harmonists on Friday evening. The excerpts will comprise many interesting songs. Other items.on the vocal programme will be the solos "Lovely Spring," "The Silver Ring," sung by Miss Mae Matheson, "Snowflakes" ahd "Go Down to Kew in Lilac Time," sung by Miss Mollie Andrews; "Invictus" and "On Wings of Song," by Mr. H. A. Johnston, and "For the Green" and "Lady Mine" to be sung by Mr. F. M. Tuohy. The instrumentalists for the evening will be the Studio Trio. Saturday evening’s programme will be a relay from 3YA.