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Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 24, 21 December 1934, Page 39

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MELBOURNE NATIONAL STATION ‘ BOO K.c. .

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23. 9.0: National talk. (See uk). 9.20: "fhe News Behind the News," by "The Watchman," 9.45: National programme. Unit One: The seventh of a scries of lecturerecitals by the world-famous pianistcomposer, Percy Grainger, "The Development of European String Music." 10.40: Interlude. : 10.45: "Scrooge," adapted by J. C. Buckrose from Charles. Dickens's "Christmas Carol." Produced uy Maurice Dudley. Appropriate carols by the A.B.C. Caros Singers. 11.46: Tnterlude. 11.45: Unit Three: A vocal and violin recital by Gertruae Hutton, contralto. and Wdouard. Lambert, violin, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24. §.30: Dinner music. » 10.0: National progvamme. (See 2EC). TUESDAY, DECEMBER. 25. 8.30; Dinner, music 10.0: From the Salvation Army Citauel. a united service of Christmas. carols. 10.30: Luterlude. 410.35: A short piauotforte recital by Gladys Cunliffe, * The Season.’ " 10.55: Interlude. 11.0; "Scrooge," adapted by J. €. Bucekstone from the " Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. ‘WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26. 8.15: Dinner music. . 10.0: National progiamme. (See 2FC). THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27. 8.30: Dinner music. 10.0: National programme. The eighib of a series of lecture-recitals by the world-famous piaiiist-composer, Percy Grainger, "Echo Music." 11.0: Interlude. 11.5: "The Stoker," a play in one act by Harold Brighouse. Cast: Archie Raiiton, Peter Howaru. the Captain, Mr-. ' Leichton, Sheila Pallant, the Stoker Scene: The Capizin’s rooms on an East Indian liner. about 10 a.m. 11.25: "Ballet Music." by the A.B.C. (Me:bourne) Concert Orchestra. and ‘ Molly Hislop, soprano, with a comedy interlude: ‘Antonio’s Dilemma." 12.40: Dance music. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 238. 830: Dinner. music. 10.0; National programme.. (See 2FC.) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 239. 8.30: Dinner music. 10.0: National programme. relayed from Princess Theatre. A musical comedy "The Cedar Tree." Music by Mrs. Varley Monk, dialogue. by Edmund Barelay, lyrics by Elaine, Barclay. Cast headed "by Gladys Moncrieff. George Wallace and Alan Priora. 12.40: Dauce music.