4YA Features

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 16, 1 November 1929, Page 15

4YA Features

‘ -_--_- ASTOR W. D. MORE will be the preacher at St. Andrew Street Church of Christ on Sunday evening, when the service is to be broadcast. A, studio concert will follow. J{XCERPTS ,from Monckton’s popular light opera, "The Arcadians," will comprise the programme ‘on Monday evening. As all the principal solo and. chorus numbers will be sung, ‘this will make a most enjoyable evenings. ‘Instrumental music will be provided by the Studio Trio. THE. programme on Tuesday. evening _. Will be provided by the St. Kilda Band, under Mr, James Dixon. 4YA vocalists: assisting -will be Miss I. Hay wood (mezzo soprino); Mr. W. B. Lambert (bass), and Miss Ngata. Buswell (elocutioniste). WEDNESDAY evening’s programme will open with a relay from the Hmpire Theatre. Mr. Leslie Harvey will be playing on the Christie organ. Two. entertaining sketches are included in the studio programme-"The Indicator," and "The New Portia"-to be acted by Miss Sheila Neilson and Mr. "J. B. McConnell. Many well-known songs appear on ,the evening’s programme. The vocalists will be Miss Rita Holmes, Mr. R. A. Mitchell, and Mr. Ralph Martindale. Mr. J. Paterson will dispense Scottish humour. There will be a piano solo by Mrs. Ernest Drake. ON Friday evening a new instrumental quintet will appear, present-. ing a very choice programme. Instrumental numbers will also be played by the Virtuoso Trio. The vocal num-. bers include soprano solos by Miss Bva’ Scott, "Flowers of the Forest,".: "Cradle Song," "With Verdure Clad.". Miss Mary Somerville (contralto) will Sing "Like to a Damask Rose," ‘Soul of Mine," and ‘Hushed is My Lute." ‘Mr. Norman G. Lemon’s bass solos will be "Prince Ivan’s Song," "Dreams of Dusk," and "Bois Hpais," ~ : ON Saturday evening there will be the usual relay from 3YA.