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Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 27, 11 January 1935, Page 37

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SUNDAY, JANUARY 13. 9.0: Manny Aarons at the console of the State organ. 10.30: Master Melodies-WFeature session. 11.0: A dramatic presentation-Nancye Stewart, Mayne Lynton and Company, "Her Sons." ‘11.15: "Town Hall Memories"-Clifford Arnold, 11.30; Talk on Foreign Affairs-J, M. Prentice, 11.45: Selected recordings. 12.15: A Grand Opera sension--J; ML Prentice, ; Note: At intervals, rebroadcasts from overseas ‘stations, 12,30: The happy hour, MONDAY, JANUARY 14. 0: "Turn Back the Glock." 9.20: "Mrs, ’Arris and Mrs. ‘Tees, " 9.30: Farmers’ session. , 9.45: "Hb and _Zeb"-Feature comedy ‘duo. 10.15: Sustaining programme, 10.45: "Favourites of the Air." ~ 11.0: A miniature musicale, ‘Note: At intervals rebroadeasts from overseas stations; 11.45: Personality session-Vernon Sellars. 12.0: Len Maurice entertains, 12,15: Dance music; 12.45: "Knock-Out Reilly" Ringside dé. seription, 1.0: Len Maurice in his happy hour. TUESDAY, JANUARY 15.. 845: "The Hollywood’ Rambler." Tennis scores-International matches at Adelaide, Acceptances for Victoria Park races. Note: During the evening ‘"Winisms" by Jack Win. 9.20: "Mrs. ’Arris'and Mrs. 'Iggs."-An Athol Tier presentation, 9.45: Anona Winn, soubrette. 9.55: Farmers’ session, 10.0: ‘"Humoresquations"-Bruce Anderson. no 11.0: A spot of humour. 11.15: Personality session-J, M. Pren‘tice. 11.30: Sustaining programme. 12.0: Len Maurice in song and story. 12.15: Dance music. 12.30: Popular recordings. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16. 9.20: "Mrs, ’Arris and Mrs. 'Iggs." 9.15: "Wb and Zeb." . 106,15: Farmers’ session. , 10.30: In Musical Bohemia-Bruece Anderson. , 10.45: Talk on Foreign Affains-J. M. Prentice. ; 11,0: Sustaining programme, 11,15: 2UW / weekly health talk. ‘Note: At intervals’ rebroadeasts from overseas stations. 11.45: The art t of Richard Tauher-Fea-ture session, 12.0: Len Maurice ‘entertains;

12,20: Radio-talk--Ri:H: ‘W. Power, ~~ 12,30: Dante. music. . 12.45: Popular recordings, THURSDAY, . JANUARY 1% 9.20: "Mrs, ’Arris and Mrs.. "Tees." . 9.80: Farmers’ session,’ 9,45: George Park, 10.15: "Beau Bertie and: Giggle, Ger"tie, " 10.30: ‘From the musical: comediéa,, 10.45: "Bavourites of the Air -Hedture session. i 11.0: 20W: dance night. in ine Note: At intervals from overseas stations. 12.45: Bruce Anderson entertains, t FRIDAY, JANUARY 18. 8.40: . Sporting -session, -"conducted =by" Charles, Lawrencé.~ Tennis scores. International matches at White -Gity Courts, Sydmey. Stumps drawn scores, Sheffield Shield cricket niateh,. Qutensland v. Victoria, at Brisbane, 8.50: Speedway topics. Note: During the evening ‘"Winisms" by Jack Win. 9.15: Anticipations for Warwick Farm and QOaulfield races, with review ° of form and last minute information, 9.30: Selected recordings, 9.55: Farmers’ session. 10,0: Radio trade demonstration music. 10.45: New record releases, 11.0: "Mirthquakérs"-~Feature gession. 11.15: "Tenakoe Aotea-Roa"--New Zane Jand session, 11,30: Sustaining programme. Note: At intervals rebroadcasts from overseas stations. 11.50: Gardening talks, H, Hunt, 12.0: Dance music. 12.15: Popular recordings, 1.0: Len Maurice in his happy hour. SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 8.40: Sporting results-Oharles Laws rence, 9.30: Selected recordings, 9. 55: Farmers’ session. 10.15: "A Gent Passes By" (Frank R. Adams). Red Book story, dramatised by the Red Book Players, Note: During the evening deseription of motor-dycle racing from Speedway Royal, 10,45: The Light Opera Compatiy. 10.50: "This, That, and the Other"Jack Win. 11.0: Rudy Wiedoeft-Feature session, Note: At intervals rebroadeasts from overseas stations. 11.30: Sustaining vaudeville bill. 12.0: Dance music. 12.15: Popular recordings, 12,30: Len Maurice in his happy hour, -_