Australian News and Programmes

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 44, 16 May 1930, Page 32

Australian News and Programmes

Ss reception from stations across the. Tasman is now fairly dependable, we have prepared a selection of items to be presented from. the ‘main Australian stations in the near future. New Zealand times. are ‘given, Thursday, May 15th. GTATION 2FC, 10.37 p.m.-Tally Ho!" an’ original musical comedy in one act. Station 2BL, 9.30 p.m.-The A.B.C, Players present "Outward Bound," ‘by Sutton Vane. Station 3L0, 10 p.m.-Dance Programme by. Mark Makeham’s Melodlans, interspersed with novelty and vaudeville numbers. Station 3AR, 9.80 p.m.-A relay from 2BL of "Outward Bound." Friday, May 16th. QTATION 2FC, 9.30 p.m-"The Big Four" will entertain with varied num, bers. 11 p.m,: The Collingwood Citizens’ Band will present: (a) March, "Glenwood"; (b) Quartet, "Aloha.Oe"; and (c) Foxtrot, Selected. \ Station 2BL, 10. 15 p.m.-A two-pianoforte recital by Carl Morris and Madame. Bvelyn Greig, "Concerto in G Minor’ (Mendelssohn), Station 3L0, 9.80 p.m.-The first of a series of -Historical Sketches, entitled "Good Queen Bess," with music characteristic of the period. Station 3AR, 9,45 p.m.-Community singing from the Central Hall, Geelong. Saturday, May 1th. STATION 2FC, 9.22 p.m.-An Irish interlude by Nora Hill, soprano: (a) "O’Donnell Adoo"’; (b) "The Sea Singer," and Irish countryside songs. 10.15 p.m.: "Packing Up," a radio play. Station 2BL, 10 pm-A description of the fight at the’ Sydney Stadium, Station 8LO, 9.30 p.m-‘A Country Wedding," a musical sketch. 10 p.m: Episode 3 of "The Pickwick Club." ° Station 3AR, 10.45 p.m.-A Variety Programme, including selections by the Royal Brass Band. Sunday, May 18th. GTATION 8LO, 8.85 p.m.-Captain Donald MacLean’ s "At Honie. " -A musieal and literary, talk. 9.30 p.m. Hamilton Webber and his State Ensemble broadcasting from the State Theatre, with Frank Lauterman at the Wurlitzer. : Station 8AR, 8.30 p.m.: Divine Rervice from St. Paul’s Cathedral. 10 p.m.: Relay from 2BL. Monday, May 19th. QTATION 8LO, 9.30 p.m. "The Second Mrs. Tanqueray," a play in-4 acts, Station 8AR, 7.45 p.m.-Dinner music by Mark Makeham’s Melodians. 9.45 p.m.: Brass Band and Variety Items. 10.10 p.m.:> "Samuel Goes ASinging," being. further extracts from a hitherto unpublished diary of Samuel Pepys. Tuesday, May 20th. QTATION 3LO, 9.80 p.m.-‘"By the Fireside," a selection of the folk songs of Scotland, presented in a novel way. 11 p.m.: "The Spur of the Moment," a radio drama. Station 3AR, 9.45 p.m.-Dance music, interspersed with vaudeville numbers. Wednesday, May 21st. GTATION 8LO, 9.80 p.m.-Relay from 2FC, Sydney, of an Orchestral Concert by the Professional Musicians’ Union Orchestra. Station 3AR, 10.30 p.m.-‘The Vagabonds," a colourful description of the sights and sounds of Hong Kong.