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Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 29, 25 January 1935, Page 39

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MELBOURNE NATIONAL STATION \ 800 K.Cc.°

SUNDAY, JANUARY 27. 9.0: National Talk-Melbourne. A discussion: "Is Family ‘Life on the Verge of Great and Beneficial Changes?"

9.20: "The News behind the News" by "The Watchman." 9.45; National programme (see 21°C). MONDAY, JANUARY 28. 815: The Financial Barometer.: 8.30: Dinner music. National programme from His Majesty’s Theatre, Melbourne. J. ©, Williamson, Ltd,, presents. Madge Wlliott and Cyril Ritchard in a new musical comedy, "Roberta." Adapted from Alice Duet Millar’s noyel, "Gowns by Roberta." Music by Jerome Kern, Book and lyrics by Otto Harbach. The entire production, including ballets and dances produced by Oyril Ritchard. Musical director: William Quintrell, Synopsis of scenes; The action of the play is in the present. Prologue: Fraternity House at Haverill Oollege, U.S.A. May, Act 1: Scene. 1Roberta’s private office, June. Scene 2-The fitting room at Roberta’s, July. Scene 3A corridor at Roberta’s, August, Scene 4-Show room at Roberta's the same time. Act IT: Scene 1-Ro-berta’s private office, September. Scene 2-Willy’s American bar in Paris, the next evening, Scene 8-Roberta Wmployees’ Wntertainment, that night. Scene 4-Wardrobe at Roberta’s, later that night, Scene 5-Cafe Russe, Paris, after midnight, 4.6: Dance music by A,B.O, Dance Band. TUESDAY, JANUARY 29. 8.15: Famous Romances from Real Lite. "Stevenson and Fanny Osbourne,’ read by William Tainsh. 8.30; Dinner music. 9.48: National programme (see 2FC). WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 8.15: Dinner. music, 10.0; National Programme, Unit One. Quick-fire variety, with A.B.C, Dance Band, conducted by Jim Davidson; Those Three Girls; Peter Bernar and his piano.accordeon; Iwo Darned Fools, ; 10.45: Unit Two. Melbourne’s Playground, The "Mike" pays a yisit to St, Kilda. . : 411.20: Unit Three, Short Vocal Recital by. Harold Tideman (baritone), assisted by Mabel Nelson, Mus. Bac, (pianist). Vocal: "Nina" (Old Italian) ; ""T/Amour de Moi" (15th. Century French) ; "To Thee, Jehovah" (Bach). Piano; "Prelude" (Debussy); "Clair de Lune" (Debussy). Vocal: "QO Mistress Mine" (Quilter) ;. "The Roadside Fire" (Vaughan Williams) ; "A Song of London" (Cyril Seott). 41.45: Unit Four. "Pomp and Pageantry." A programme by the A.B.C. (Melbourne) Coricert Orchestra and Wireless Chorus, Orchestra: "Huldigung’s March" (Grieg). Ohorus and Orchestra: "Hail, Bright Abode" from "Tannhauser" (Wagner). Orchestra: "Coronation Marth" from "Le Prophete" (Meyerbeer); "Grand March" from "Aida" (Verdi), Chorus and Orchestra : "Bridal Chorus" from "Yohengrin" (Wagner), Orchestra: Overture, "Oecasional" (Handel). 12.40: Unit Five. Dance music by A.B.C. Danee Band, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. 8.30: Dinner music. 10.0; National programme, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1. §.15: Famous Romancvs from Real Life. "Gretna Green," read by William ~ Tainsh, 8.30: Dinner music. 40.0; National programme, Unit One. "Back to 1900: As It Might Have

! ; Been." A Mark Makeham arrangement, Unit Two. Talk, "Is Australia Too’ Modest?" by Harold 'W. Clapp. chairman of Victorian Railways Commissioners. . 11.0: Unit Three. Short piano. recital ‘by OT Shepherd. .- "Rhapsody, ‘Op. 79, . 2" (Brahms); ~"Alty Wien" ; "Le Cathedral Englontie’ (Debussy); "Polonaise FP Sharp Minor" (Chopin)... £1.15: Unit Four. Band Concert by the Collingwood Qitizens’ Bund, . conducted by I’. ©. Johnstone, assisted by Newstead Rush (baritoné), Jill and ‘Judy. ‘Collingwood " Cltizens* Band, 12.40: Dance music. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2. §.15: The Italian language, "The Use of Prepositions: Reading of a Piece of Contemporary Prose," Signor Gino Nibbi. Dinner music. ; 10.0: National programme, See 2FC.