Australian News and Programmes

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 39, 11 April 1930, Page 24

Australian News and Programmes

S reception from stations across the Tasman is improving, we have prepared a selection of items to be presented from the main Australian statious in the near future. New Zealand times are given. Thursday, April 10. GQ TATION 2FC.-9.30 p.m. Relay of concert from the Springwood Hall. Station 2BL.-8.30 p.m. A "League of Nations" programme. Norway in song and story. 10 p.m., presentation of play, "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity." Station 3LO.-10 p.m. Dance programme by Mark Makeham’s Melodians. Station 3AR.-9.30 pm. The Odd Men Out present "Hearts are Trumps.": Friday, April 11. TATION 2FC.-10.15 p.m. "Another Pair of Spectacles," a farce in one act. Station 2BL.-10.36 p.m. Pianoforte recital by Miss Lily Price, with foreword by C. N. Baeyertz-(a) Wellan enaanaaseaaa dana hacaeakhacenesataaneasanaaeneaacanasanaaae

known air, as it might have been composed by Beethoven, Bach, Mozart, Haydn, Chopin, Schumann, or Weber. "Melody" (Brahms and Grainger), (b) "Minuet" (Mozart-Palmgren), (e@) "Nocturne" in F sharp major. Station 3L0.-9.30 pm. "Half an hour with the Classics." Connie Ziebell, violinist-(a) "Melodie" (Tschaikowsky), (b) "Swing, Song" (Ethel Barnes) ; Henry Thomas, baritone, selected ; Katie Liddell, piano, and Connie violin, "Mirst Movement, Sonata inG Major, Op. 18" (Grieg) ; Katie Lid-

dell, piano, "Rhapsody in © Flat Minor" (Dohnanyi).. Saturday, April 12. TATION 2F0.-9.30 pm. A relay of an orehestral concert arranged by the Musicians’ Union of New South | Wales. 7 Station 2BL.-9.30 and 11. p.m. Jack Lumsdaine, the "Radio . Rascal," will entertain with songs at the piano(a) "That Wonderful Something," (b) . "Singin’ in the Rain," (ce) "Tip Toe Thru’ the Tulips," (d). "Influenza." Station 3L0O.-10.30 p.m. Presentation of "The Sereen Scene," from "The School for Sandal," by Sheridan. Sunday, April 13. STATION 8L0O,-10.30 p.m. Pianoforte recital, by Edward Goll, "‘Appassionata Sonata" (Beethoyen), "Elsie’ (Beethoven), "Minuet in C. Major’ (Beethoven). Station B8AR-10 p.m. A special classical programme arranged’ by Professor Bernard Heinze. Monday, April 14.QTATION 8LO.-9.30 p.m. Old time musical items and choruses. Station 83AR.-9.45 p.m. A concert by the Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind, Tuesday, April 15, TATION 3L0.-9.30 p.m. A+ vaudeville programme, entitled "The Music-Box Revue." 10 p.m., ‘The Mill," a folk story from County Kerry: 10.30 pm, A selection from the work of Sibelius, including ‘Valse Triste," "Black Roses," and "Romance," | Station 3AR.-9.80 p.m. A vaudeville programme, including a one-act play, "Mother of Pearl" (10.42 p.m.). Wednesday, April 16, « TATION 8L0.-10 p.m. A ‘concert presented by the augmented National Broadcasting Orchestra, Station 3AR.-10.30 p.m. A one-act play, entitled "The Play-writers."

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