Australian News and Programmes

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 48, 13 June 1930, Page 25

Australian News and Programmes

Thursday; dune 12, 2FC.-9.50 p.m.: "The Street of a Thousand Sounds," a dramatic cameo of the Hast. 11.5 p.m.:. Clement Q. Willidms and Bnid Cowley in baritone and pianoforte numbers. 11.15 p.m.: Hpisode II of "Uncle Tom's Cabin.’ 2BL-9.30 p.m.: "A Concert by the Crew of the’ ss. Knotslow," a novel entertainment. 10 p.m. and 11.5 p.m.: Jack Lumsdaine, the "Radio Rascal," in songs at the piano. 10.30 p.m.: The H. W.. Varna Company present "Canton Doesn’t Know." 8LO.-10 p.m.: A dance programme by the A.B.C. Dance Band, interspersed with variety numbers. / 8AR.-9.45 p.m.: A special reproduction programme, including Mozart’s "Symphony in G Minor, No. 40," as played by the London Symphony Orchestra. Friday, June 13. 2FC.-9.47 p.m.: "College Days," a presentation ..of University Commemoration Day songs. 10.55 p.m.: "A.B.C.-B.C.," a burlesque relay from "TX.-OUR." 11.47 p.m.: Romano’s: Cafe Dance Orchestra. 2BL.-9:51 p.m. and 11. 27 p.m.: Charles Lawrence, entertainer. 10.24 p.m.: "The Sun Went Down," a radio play with music based on the littleknown love story of George Washington, America’s first President. . . 8L0.-9.30 p.m.: Programme of classical music by Grace Evans, soprano; Fred Sutcliffe, tenor; and Viva Holgate-Clarke, pianist. 10.55 p.m.: "A.B.C.-B.C.," or. radio as the Romans kiiew it. Relayed from Station "TX-OUR." 8AR.-9.45 p.m.: Community singing relayed from the Ballarat Town Hall. Saturday, June 14, 2FC.-9.30 p.m. and 10.38 p.m.: Relay from the Sydney Town Hall rof an orchestral concert by the Musicians’ Union of N.S.W., Professional {Orchestra of 55 players. 2BL.-9.44 p.m. and 11.24 p.m.: Frank Ryan, comedian. 10 p.m.: Description of fight at Sydney 9.37 p.m. and 113 -p.m.: Fred Youngman, xylophonist, in popular numbers, 3L0.-9.30 p.m.: The Studio Orchestra, overture, "Beautiful Galatea" (Suppe). 9.88 p.m.: The Sundowner’s Radio Revife Co. present "A Fishy Affair." 10.15 p.m.: A special programme has been arranged. SAR.-8. 30 p.m.: Relay of programme presented by Station 2FC, Sydney. Sunday, June 15. 3L0.-9.30 p.m.: Hamilton ‘Webber, Mus.Bac., and his State Musical Ensemble from the .State Theatre, with Frank -Lauterman dt the Wurlitzer, and leading vocal artists. 10.30 p.m.: The Hon. J. H. Seullin, Prime Minister of Australia, will speak on "The Optimistic Outlook." © 8AR.-8.30 p.m.: Divine Service from the Australian Church, Melbourne, of an Anniversary ‘service. Monday, June 16, 8L0.-9.30 p.m. ; "Phe Studio Orchestra and the Victorian. Singers present a choral and orchestral programme, 10 p.m:: "The Butterfly on the Wheel," told by Captain Donald MacLean. The life. tragedy of Mary, Queen of Scots. 8AR.-9.30 p.m.: Romances of the sea, "The Loch Vennachar," My G. R. Leggett, B.A, 9.45 p.m.: Concert relay from Bendigo,

‘Tuesday, June 1%, 3LO.-9.30 p.m.: A short song recital by Eda Bennie, soprano, assisted by Edouard Lambert, violin, and the A.B.C. String Quartet. 10.3 p.m.: ‘A novelty interlude by Clarrie Collins and his Band, and the "Sunshine Boys." 10.30 p..: Episode III of the "Jazz Spider," a radio serial, 11.25 p.m.: "Airs! from Wildflower’ (Youmanns) by the Studio Orchestra. 11.30 pm.: "By the Fireside," old-time songs, -9.45 p.m.: Transmission. from the. Paramount Theatre, Behuea, of a concert by the 5th Cavalry Brigade Band. Wednesday, June 18. 38L0.-9.33 p.m.: "Made in Australia," a programme of Australian songs, music, verse and drama. The fifth item is the presentation by the Melbourne Repertory Theatre Company of "The Touch of Silk," a play in three acts by Betty M. Davies. 3AR.-9.45 p.m.: A variety programme of light music and comedy.