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TUESDAY.-And now Uncle George, what have you for us? Jolly stories and jokes as usual, and songs and piano items ‘from some of our small entertainers. WEDNESDAY.-May ist, May-day, and it brings Uncle Tom, so Uncle Tom must be "Queen of the May." So Uncle Tom will be in very good form to-night, and will have fairies with him to while away the hour. THURSDAY.-Peter Pan has many interesting things for to-night, and we also hope to have a talk for the older boys and girls on suitable occupations to follow. FRIDAY.-Nod and Aunt Jean at the helm, so all gather round for the Happy Hour. Cousin;
at the piano, and _ Birthday Greetings to the Birthday folk. SATURDAY.-Cinderella -_ to-night who has a great store of stories, _ jokes and puzzles. Several little cousins will also be present presenting a fairy play. SUNDAY.-Children’s Song Service, conducted by Uncle Leo, assistby Beresford Street Sunday School.
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Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 40, 19 April 1929, Page 15
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154AT 1YA. Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 40, 19 April 1929, Page 15
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