4YA Features

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 19, 22 November 1929, Page 15

4YA Features

‘THE service in St. Andrew's Street -Church of Christ will be broadeast’ on Sunday evening, "Pastér W. D. More will be the preacher.. A concert by the St. Kilda Band, relayed from St. Kilda rotunda, will follow..LIONEL MONCETON’S. musical ' eomedy "The Dancing Mistress" will provide the first half of the programme on Monday evening. Choruses, solos and duets will be sung by the Majors Quartet, under the direction of Mr. T, J. Kirk-Burnnand.- In the second half, when a miscellaneous programme will be presented, Miss Freda Elmes will sing "Full Moon" and Miss Dorothy Skinner will sing "O Thou That Tellest." "The Mistress of the Master" will be suhg by Mr. L. M. Cachemaille (baritone), and the tenor solo "Marie" will be sung by Mr. J. Montague. As a ’cello solo, Mr. P. J. Palmer will play "le Cygne," and there will bea piano solo by Mrs. Ernest Drake. THE St. Kilda Band under Mr. James Dixon will provide a programme on Tuesday evening consisting of marches and selections, a cornet solo with band accompaniment, "Lizzie," and a trombone novelty, "The Firefly." Featured on the voeal programme will be two duets, to be sung by Miss Rita Holmes and Miss Irene Horniblow, Offenbach’s "Barearolle’ and Haydn Wood’s "When the Daisy Opens Her Ryes." Bass solos by Mr. G. M. Salmond

will be "Mine Hnemy" and. ‘"Nelson’s Gone a’Sailing." There will be elocutionary items by Miss Nellie Osborn. ON, Wednesday evening the programme will be provided by "The Merry: makers’ Concert Party" tnder the direction of Mr. Allan Young. N Friday evening there will be a special. programme of "Patriotic Songs of the Nations." TH programme from 8¥A will be relayed on Saturday evening.