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TO-NIGHT’S FEATURES IYA : Tire programme will be provided by the “Cornet School” orchestra. Assisting will be a number of artists new to IYA, including Mrs. J. Frater, Miss E. Naughton, and Mr. W. Lucas. Other artists include Miss Phyllis Best and Mr. Rex. Yates.
2YA: The final concert of the 1929 season of the Wanganui Choral Society is to ho relayed from Wanganui. A wide range of subjects has been chosen. The supporting artists will be Mrs. Wilfred Andrews (contralto), and Mr. Claude N. Tucker (flautist). Mr. Horatio Nelson will be the accompanist.
3YA’s programme will include numerous operatic numbers, to be sung by Miss Thelma Ayres, Mrs. G. L. Bull, Mr. A. T. Couoh, and Mr. Finlay Robb. Recitations will bo given by Miss Dorothy Jenkin. An instrumental programme has been arranged for the studio octet.
4YA : The studio concert will be followed at 9.30 p.m. by a- dance music session. The entertainment will open with a relay from the Empire Thealre, Mr. Leslie ‘ ITnrvey playing on the cinema organ. Mips Mollie Fenton (contralto), Miss Nellie Warren (monologue entertainer), Mr. J. Swan (tenor). Mr. Buster Brown (Scottish comedian), and a novelty instrumental trio will give items.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17125, 4 December 1929, Page 5
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