4YA Features

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 14, 18 October 1929, Page 15

4YA Features

HE) service in Moray Place Congre- ~.» gational Church. will be broadcast on Sunday evening. The Rev. Albert Mead will be the preacher. At 8 o’clock on Sunday evening, a service, conducted under the auspices of the combined churches will be held in the Empire Theatre. Rey. Lionel B. Fletcher will be the preacher. At 7.30 on Monday evening "The Radio Man" will give a talk about wireless. : The well-known light opera, "The Chocolate Soldier,’ will be featured by The Majors Quartet on Monday evening. The supporting programme will be of an excellent miscellaneous type. Included will be two sketches by the Winkel-Lampen Radio Players. One of the sketches will be the highlydramatical "Danger," in which effects play a very important part. On Tuesday evening the St. Kilda Band, under Mr. James Dixon, will supply a programme of varied items. Miss Rita Holmes will sing the solo, "The Song of Carissima." "On Wings of Song" will be sung by Miss Irene Horniblow. ‘These two vocalists will also be heard in duets, "The Little Old Garden" and "In Spring Time." There will be three elocutionary numbers by Miss Sheila Neilson. On Wednesday evening 3YA’s concert will be relayed. , On Friday evening the concert will be provided by Miss Meda Paine’s Ladies’ Choir. The programme will consist of concerted as well as solo numbers. The choir is an. excellent combination, many fine soloists being in its ranks. A number of instrumental trios will also be played. . On Saturday evening 3YA will relay | to 4¥A, Te,