Australian Programmes

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 41, 24 April 1931, Page 31

Australian Programmes

Times. Corrected for N.Z. "Thursday, April 23, © _ QTATION 2FC.-9.30 p.m.: Shakesi peare.. anniversary programme. 11.47 p.m.; Dance music from the Hotel Australia, . 2BL,-9.30. p,m. and 11.3.p.m.: "The Mellow. Fellows," vocalists. 9.87 p.m: and 10,27 p.m.: Madame Hvelyn Greig and Hilda Grace, pianistes. 9.51. p.m. and 11.20 p.m.: "Cash and Carrie," entertainers, 9.59:p.m. and .10.56 p.m.; Josef Kaartinen, saxophonist. 10.13 pm, and 11.13 p.m.: Harrison White, banjoist, « 8LO--9.15 p.m.: St. George’s Day programme. 10 p.m.: Dance items interspersed with vaudeville numbers. 8AR,-9.45 p.m.:: Programme of studio reproductions, ee Friday, April 24, GTATION 2FC.-9.30 p.m. and 10.4 ; p.m.: "The Savoyans." 9.37 and 10.30.p.m. : Jack Lumsdaine, the "Radio , Rascal," 9.47. p.m.: Clive. Amadio, saxophonist. 9.54 p.m, and 10.87 p.m.: Fred Bluett, comedian, 10.45 p.m.: Relay from 8L0, Melbourne. 2BL.-9.30: p.m.: Concert programme: arranged by the Musical. Association of New South Wales. 10.80 p.m.:-The A.B.C, Players present "Wolfe Goes West." 3LO0.-9.30 p.m.> Relay of an -Anzac concert in aid of the Lord Mayor’s fund and the returned soldiers’ unemployment fund. 7 38AR.-9.50 p.m. : Community singing, ‘transmitted from the Central Hall, Geelong. Saturday, April 25. TATION 2FC.-9.30. p.m.: Concert programme from the Sydney Town Hall, aS ee 2BL.-9.30 pms: "Old Soldiers Never Die," a "Diggers’" night.. Byery artist appearing on the programme. is a returned soldier. 3L0.-9.30. p.m.: Relay of concert programme from 21°C, Sydney. 3AR.-9.30 °’pim.: "From, Went . to ‘Peninsula," a séries of episodes in the military careers of three Australians. 10.45 p.m.: "The Landing from a Naval Point of View." 11 p.m’: Syd Exton his Digger ‘acconiplices present a WBivry" concert. Sunday, April 26. GTATION 38L0.-9.30 p.m.: Concert by the Victorian Professional Orchestra. 10.30. p.m.: Interlude. "Stories of the Great Hymns," with illustrations by the "Sundowners’ Quartet." 3AR.-10 p.m.: Programme arranged by Professor Bernard Heinze. Monday, April 26, STATION 810.-9.30 p.m.: Old-time musical jtems,and choruses, 38AR.-10.17 p.m..-and 11.16 p.m: Alfred Docking, in novelty piano numbers. 10.24 p.m, and 11.10 p.m.: The Master Four Quartet. 10.40 p.m. and 11.30 p.m.: "Millie and Tillie" will en- » tertain. ; STATION 3LO.-9.80 p.m.: An oldtime music hall. 10.15 p:m.:""The ‘Mutiny of the Bounty." | 10.45 p.m: A.B.C. Wireless Military Band. .

Wednesday, April .29.. QGTATION 8L0.-9.30°,_ p.m.: Relay from 2FO, ‘Sydney; of a night of musical comedy, featuring ‘"The Rebel Maid." 38AR--10 p.m. and 10.380 pm.: J. Olarke Scott, tenor. 10.12 p.m.: Jack and Jill, "Propriety Unlimited," 10.45 p.m.: Transmission from the Auditorium of the first Melbourte performance of Bach’s "Christmas Oratorio," presented by the Victorian Postal Institute Choir and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra,