3YA Notes

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 25, 3 January 1930, Page 14

3YA Notes

HE Rev. L. B. Neale will be the preacher at St. Albans Methodist Chureh on Sunday evening, when the service will be broadcast. A studio concert -will follow, to which the contributing local artists will be Miss Sylvia Angus (soprano), Mrs. Nellie" Whitworth (contralto), Mr. Leslie Fleming (baritone), and an instrumental trio, consisting of Miss Gladys Vincent, Miss May Garden,.and Mr.

‘Francis Bate... ’Cello. solos will be f if is / Played by Mr. Bate, ye E. J. BELL will give his fortnightly "Book Review" on Monday evening. ‘The band engaged for Monday evening is Derry’s Military Band, under Mr, J, Scott. A bright entertaining programme will be presented. Mr. W. Roy Hill, one of Wellington’s finest tenors, who is visiting Christchurch, will be singing. His items will be "Afton Water," "My Love She’s But ‘a Lassie Yet," and "The Bells of Little Weston." Other vocal--ists will be Mrs. M. E. Sharp, mezzosoprano, who has won championship medals at Gore and Invercargill competitions, Miss Nancy Bowden (contralto), and Mr. Chas. Harroway (baritone). Humorous recitdtions wilt be given by Mr. Ronald Foster. PERATIO numbets, both vocal and instrumental, will feature Wednhesday evening’s programme. A Dunedin artist, Miss Florence Sumner (soprano), will be one of the vocalists, Also singing will be the popular Mrs. D. W. Stallard, ‘who will sing solos from "Satanella" and "Mignon," as well as "Waiata Maori." There will be tenor solos by Mr. W. J. Trewern and baritone solos by Mr. F. C. Penfold. Elocutionary items will be provided by Miss Dorothy Jenkin. A very fine instrumental programmé will be given by Miss.Gladys Vincent (violin), Mr, Francis Bate (’eello), and Miss Mary Garden (piano). As a cello solo Mr. Bate will play Ponchini’s "Chant de Patre." : TALK to farmers'on "The Proper ~ $tage for Cutting Wheat," will be given on Thursday evening at 7.30 by Mr. W. J. Calder, M.Se., B.Ag. This talk has beer arranged by the 8YA Primary Productions Committee. The evening’s programme will be mainly classical. The vocalists will be Miss Anita Graham, Miss Agnes Cunningham, Mr. Sydney Andrews, and Mr. Fred A. Bullock. There will be two soprano and contralto .duets. Miss Lucy Fullwood (pianiste) and ‘the Studio Octet will be responsible for the instrumental portion of the musical programme. RIDAY’S programme will be of a popular type, with a ‘supplementary dance music session, which will be supplied by the Bailey Marston Dance Orchestra... The vocalists will sing some. old. favourites, which will prove very acceptable. The singers wijil be, Miss Lucy Fullwood, Miss Mary Ts dylor, Mr. T. G,.Rogers, and Mr... J. J ohnson. NARIETY will mark Saturday even- ‘ ing’s programme. There will be

soprano songs by Mrs. B. Sluis, and tenor solos by Mr. W. J. Bischlager. Mr. Leslie Stewart will sing "The Desert Song," "Hats Off to the Stoker" and "That’s How the World Was Made." The Melody Maids will sing at the piano with ukulele. There will be humour by. Mr. -H,. Instone, and bright musie by- the Studio Instrumental Octet.