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Radio Record, Volume VII, Issue 15, 20 October 1933, Page 6

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22. 8.55: Hvening Service, Central Meth‘odist Mission. 10.30: "We Await Your Verdict." Action for libel. Claim for £5000. Brentmore vy. Grayston. Written and produced by Ellis Price. 11.0: The Metropolitan Band (conduector, John Palmer) ; Clement Q. Williams, baritone; Jill Manners, soprano. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 8.15: Dinner music. $.35: Popular Education Talk (arranged by the Adult Education Broadcasts Committee) : "The Man on the Land’"Pasture Improvement for the Dairy Farmer," by Mr. J. N. Whittet (Department of Agriculture). 10.0: An Hour arranged by, the British Musical Society. Parti. Early Music. Joan Fry, pianist; Gwen Selva, soprano; Inez Lang, Kathleen Touhy and Joan ry, trio. Part 2. Modern Music. 11.15: A Variety Programme (r.). TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24. 8.15: Dinner Music. ; 9.35: Popular Education Talk (arranged by the Adult Education Broadcasts Committee) : "Outlooks on the Pacifie""The Australian Outlook," by Dr. I. Clunies Ross, D.V.Se. 10.0: "The Melodious Vagabonds," in string ensemble, vocal and instrumental solos. 11.15: The Dobrinski Ensemble in association with Hlsie Findlay, soprano; Lance Jeffree, tenor; Norman Barnes, baritone. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. 8.15: Dinner Music. 9-35: Popular Education Talk (arranged by the Adult Education Broadcasts Committee): "Art." Mr. J. C. Macdonald, Director of the National Art Gallery. "Australian Landscape." 10.0: "The Cousin from Nowhere," a musical romance, with Jill Manners. Direction: Willy Redstone. 11.42; Thé A.B.C. (Sydney) Concert Orchestra; Neville Beavis, baritone. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26. 8.15: Winner Music. 9.35: Popular Education Talk (arranged by the Adult Education Broadcasts Committee) : "Science in Everyday Life" -‘Blectricity in the Human Body," by Major E. H. Booth, M.C., B.Sc., F.Inst.P. 10.0: From the Tivoli Theatre, Parramatta, Community Singing. Arranged by the Australian Broadcasting Commission. Associate artists: Ada Reeve, the well-known musical comedy star; Irene March, soprano; Mayo Hunter and

Big Week With World’s Greatest Composers

HE outstanding feature in the Australian programmes next week will be a Brahms- Wagner festival, beginning on Sunday next from 38AR,

Meipourne, ana continuing, in the form of three symphony concerts. The principal artists at these concerts will be Raymond Lambert and Tossy Spivakovsky.. In the Wagner sections acts from "Lohengrin" and "The Flying Dutchman" will be given, the performers in each case being some of Melbourne’s most noted singers. From 2FC on Monday next a musical revue entitled "Samples" is being broadcast, while, on the following Thursday, the Royal Philharmonic Society’s concert is to be relayed by the same station. "The Middle Watch" will be presented on the Saturday. From

2BL on Wednesday, October 25, "The Cousin from Nowhere,’’ which was played on the New Zealand stage by Marie Burke some years ago, will be broadcast.

Gladee, instrumentalists; Rod Holmes, entertainer. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. $15: Dinner Music. 9.85: Popular Education Talk (arranged by the Adult Education Broadcasts Committee): ‘"Books’-‘Some Interesting Australian Nature Books," by Mr. David G. Stead. 10.0: "In Lighter Vein," The A.B.C. (Sydney) Concert Orchestra, "Antonio’s Dilemmas," "Charles and Leslie," Marjorie Cole. 11.15: The Orchestra, Virginia Bassetti, contralto; Peggy Palmer, pianist ; The String Orchestra. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28. Dinner Music, Popular Wduecation Talk (arranged by the Adult Wducation Broadcasts Committee): "From a Woman’s Standpoint’"Failure in Success as Jack London Sees It," by Deeper Owen. 10.0: Our Radio Dance Night, Request Night, with Lyn Christie and his Dance Orchestra; associate artists: "The Crooning Sisters," J. Davey.