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Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 30, 1 February 1935, Page 36

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SYDNEY NATIONAL STATION , 665 K.C.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 8.5: "The Moscow Institute of Judiciai ‘Psychology.’ A talk by A. B, Piddington K.C. 9.0: Relayed to National Stations: Nev; John Wynn, of the Australian Inland Mission, will speak on "Overcoming the Isolation of the Outback." 9.45: National programme. (See 3L0). MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. $.15: Dinner music (r.) 10.0: National programme, (See 3L0): TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 8.15: Dinner music. 10.0: A National programme from the New Tivoli Theatre, Sydney: "The Pearl Fishers" (first performance in Australia). Opera in three acts by Bizet. Text by Carr and Gormon. Rendered in Inglish by the Royal Grand Opera Company. -(by courtesy of Sir Benjamin Fuller). WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 8.15: Dinner musie (r). 10.0: A National programme. "Shady: Shakespeare," by Noelle Taylor, with musie by Edna Andrews and: Willie Redstone. Production: Lawrence H. Cecil. 10.55: Talk by James Radley. 11.10: A recital by Wlise Steele, violinist, and Lorna Trist, pianist. Piano: "Choral Overture" (J. S. Bach-Rum-mel). . Violin and piano: "Sonata in G’ (Mozart). Piano: "Prelude" (Franck). Violin: "Spanish Popular Songs": 1. The Moorish Plag; 2 Nana (Berceuse) ; ; 3. Chanson; 4. Asturiana; 5. Jota (De Falla). 11,50: Excerpts from Oratorios, with the A.B.C. (Sydney) Concert Orchestra, conducted by BH. J.. Roberts; Wireless Chorus, and G. Vern Barnett at the studio organ. "Samson" (Handel). 1. Overture. 2, Lance Jeffree, ’ tenor: recit: "The Day of a Solemn Feast." 8. Chorus: Segue: "Awake the Trumpet’s Lofty: Sound." 4. Lance Jeffree: Air: ‘Total Eclipse." fi. Lawrence Macaulay: bass: ‘Honour and Arms." 6. Lance Jeffree and Lawrence Macaulay: "Gp, Baffled Cow-

ards, Go." G. Chorus: "Hear Jacob’s God." §. Lawrence Macaulay: "How Willing My.Paternal Love." 9. Chorus: "Let Their, Celestial Concerts Unite." 12.40: Meditation music (r). THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 8.15: Dinner music. (1). ' 10.0: National programme. (See 3L0). FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 8.15: Dinner musi¢e (r). 10.0: A National programme from. the New Tivoli Theatre, Sydney: complete performance of "La Tosea."’ Text by Illica and Giacosa, after Sardou’s drama. Music by Puccini. Rendered’ in English by the Royal Grand Opera Company (by courtesy of Sir Benjamin Fuller). Conductor: Robert Ainsworth. Producer: Charles Moor. 12.40: Moments musical (r). SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9. — 8.30: Dinner music (1). 10.0: National programme, (See 3LQ0).