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Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 19, 16 November 1934, Page 39

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SYDNEY BCLASS STATION 125 K.c.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER. 18. 8.40: Selected recordings. : Manny Aarons at the console of the organ. 9.45: A competition mystery thriller. 10.45: Talk on Foreign Affairs. J. M Prentice. 11.0: Town Hall Memories. Clifford Arnold. 12.0: Sustaining programme. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 8.30: Model Aeroplane Association. Nor‘man Lyons. | §.50: Selected recordings. N ote:-Dur-ing the evening Winisms py Jack Win. 10.45: A miniature musicale. 11.30: The Dixie Shoe Steppers. 11.45: Blossoms and Crinoline. Vernon Sellars, 12.45: "Knock-out Reilly." 1.0: Dance music and popular recordings. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 8.45: "The Romance of Invention," by H. 9 ceaywand. . : The Happiness Four... Mrs. ’Arris and Mrs. ‘*Iggs.

10.15: Sterling Stars at Home. 10.30: Highlights from the week’s new record releases, 11.15: "Keyboard Kapers." Vic and Phil, 12.0; Len Maurice in Song and Story. 12.30: Popular recordings. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 8.30: Boy Scout News. Norman Lyons. 0: "Melodies of Yesterday." 9.30: Legends of Australia’s Lost Race, ' "The Aiboriginals." 10. 0: Close Shaves-a true thriller, 10.45: Talk on Foreign Affairs. J. M. Prentice, 11.0: "Mirthquakers. " 11,15: 2UW. weekly health talk. 11,45: "Rainbow Harmonies," feature ses sion. Bruce Anderson. 12.20: Radio talk. R. H. Power. 12.30: Len Maurice. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 0: "The March of Time." 9.30: Description of. night carnival at showground. H.R.H. the Duke of. Gloucester. 10.15: Giggling Gertie and Beau Berti. An Athol Tier presentation. 10.30: Vaudeville bill. 12.30: Len Maurice. 1.30: Dance music. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 8.40: ‘To-morrow’s sporting. Charles Lawrence, . 9.0: "Smoke concert." 10.15: Radio trade demonstration music. 11.0: "Mirthquakers." 11.15: ‘"‘Tenakoe Aotea Roa." 11:30: Studios in still life. 11.50: Gardening talk. 12.0: Len Maurice in song and story. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 8.30: Sporting results. Charles Lawrence. . 10.0: Musical comédy. 10.15: Famous Red Book Story, "Minister Wanted," dramatised by the Red Book Players. 10.50: "This; That and the Other," . by Jack Win, 11.0: Rudy Wiedoeft. 11.30: Vaudeville bill. 12:0: "The Life of Victor Herbert," part 12, Feature session.