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Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 41, 19 April 1935, Page 41

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SYDNEY NATIONAL STATION 855 K.c.

SUNDAY, APRIL 21, Evening Session. 10.80: From the studio: "We Await Your Verdict," written and presented by Ellis Price: "Lavington v. Tasman’-Motor Fatality-Suburban: Business Man Killed-Defence of Inevitable Accident. John Lavington, of Hopefield Crescent, Bondi, draper, was proceeding along Old South Head Road, Bondi, on the 10th February last, when a motor-car driven by the defendant mounted the footpath upon which Lavington was walking and struck and killed him. His widow then brought this action against the defendant, claiming ~2000 damages. The defendant, Frank Tasman, denies negligence, and alleges that he was compelled to drive on to the footpath in an attempt to avoid a child which had run out into the road, 1.0: BWxcerpts from "The Sorcerer" (r.) (Gilbert and Sullivan). Characters: Sir Marmaduke Pointdextre (an elderly baronet), Darrell TFancourt;

Alexis (of the Grenadic: Guards-his son), Derek Oldham; Dr. Daly (Vicar of Ploverleigh); Leslie Rands; Notary, Stuart Robertson; Johz Wellington Wells (of J. W. Wells and Co., Family Sorcerers), George Baker; Lady Sangazura (a lady of ancient lineage), Dorothy Gill; Aline (her daughter-be-trothed to Alexis), Muriel Dickson; Mrs. Partlet (a pew opener), Anna Bethell; Constance (her daughter), Alice Moxon; chorus of villagers, conducted by Isidore Godfrey. Recorded under the personal supervision of . Rupert D’Oyly Carte. MONDAY, APRIL 22. Evening Session. 10.0: Every Monday night at 10 9’clock, Scott’s "Ivanhoe," dramatised by Edmund Barclay; production, Lawrence H. Cecil. Wpisode the ninth: "The Rescue." Although still weak and practically helpless from his wounds, Wilfred of Ivanhoe spurs to the rescue of the traduced and ill-treated Rebecca -King Richard the First is not slow to follow ‘his gallant henchman. Character. : Wilfred of Ivanhoe, King Richard the First, Frederick the Saxon, Gurth, the swineherd, Wamba, the jester, Sir Brian de Bois Guilbert, the Superior of the Knight-Templars, Rebecca. : 10.30: "Australia Looks on the World." Talk by Professor A. H. Charteris. 10.50: Gramophone Pie. ‘ TUESDAY, APRIL 23. Evening Session. 10.0: Programme by Sydney String Quartet (personnel, George White, first violin; Robert Miller, second ‘violin; Drnest Llewellyn, viola; Cedric Ashton, ‘cello) and Molly De Gunst, soprano Quartet: String Quartet in F Major, Op. 59, No. 1-allegro, allegretto scherzando, adagio molto e mesto, theme russe (Beethoyen). Soprano: "Adieu Forets" ("Jeanne D’Are"’) (Tschaikowsky); "Du Bist die Ruh" (Schubert) ; "Gretchen am Spinrade"’ (Schubert) ; "Wiegenlied" (Schubert). Quartet: "Gavotte"? (Gluck); "Air de Ballet" (Gluck), 11.0: "World Panorama and the Teachings of Jesus," Bpisode 18 of the historical panoramic serial, ‘Man Through the Ages," by James J. Donnelly. Production, James J. Donnelly. 11.25: Programme by National Military Band (conducted by Stephen Yorke), Hierbert Williams, basso. Band: March, "The Standard of St. George" (Alford); Slavonic Rhapsody No. 2 (Friedmann); "Valse Mon Reve" (Waldteufel). Basso: "A Request" (Woodforde-Finden); "All My Very Own" (Hope); "Lhe Blind Ploughman" (Clarke), Band: Selection from the Ballet ""Coppelia" ‘Delibes). Basso: "Blow, Blow Thou Winier Wind" (Sergent) ; "To-morrow" (Keel) ; "Sea-Fever" (Ireland). Band: Humorous Paraphrase, "The Wearing of the Green" (Douglas); "Hush" (Douglas); "Dance of the Tumblers" (Rimsky-Korsakov). WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24. 9.20: J. V. Membrey will speak on "‘Haracourt Terinis." Eyening Session, 10.0: Programme by Margot MacGibbon (violiniste), Frederic Jackson (pianist). Second performance of their Sydney , season. 11,0: Recorded masterpieces, Philharmonie Symphony Orchestra (conducted -by Willem Mengelberg), "Hin Heldenleben" ("A Hero’s Life’), Op. 40 (Strauss), .

11.30: Lawrence ‘Tibbett (baritone), ‘None but the Lonely Heart" Op. 6, No, G6; "To the Forest" (‘Tschaikowsky). 11.88: Flonzaley String Quartet: "Quartet in EX Minor" ("From My Life’). Allegro vivo appasionato; — allegro moderato a la polka; largo sostenuto; vivace (Smetana). THURSDAY, APRIL 25. 9.30: National Talk. Dr. H. Ian Hogbin, M.A., P1LD.,, University of Sydney, will speak on "Black Magic, A Problem of Native Administration." Iivening session. 10.0: From Ashfield Town Hall: Anzac Day community singing (arranged by the Australian Broadcasting Commission). Associate artists: Brunton Gibb, entertainer. Vagabonds’ Male Quartet. Special commemorative programme comprising songs of the camp, songs of the march, and songs of memory. ‘Concluding with: "The Last Post"; "Dedieatory Recital’; "Abide with Me"; "God Save the King." FRIDAY, APRIL 26.° Evening Session. 10.0: Programme by National Military Band, conducted by Stephen Yorke. A.B.C. (Sydney) Wireless Chorus, conducted by Stephen Yorke. Josephine Bell, pianist, 11.0: Little dramas from life, "The Bridge Players." Written and :presented by Louise Mack. 11.20: Programme by Sydney String . Quintette, Personnel; George White, first violin; Robert Miller, second violin; Ernest Llewellyn, viola; Cedric Ashton, ’cello; Rosamund Cornford, ‘eello; and Molly de Gunst, soprano. "Quintet in O Major for String" quartet and two ’cellos-Allegro ma non troppo, adagio, scherzo and trio, allegretto (Schubert), Soprano, "Was I Not a Blade. of Grass" (Tschaikowsky); "Yearning I Wait Now Alone" (Tschaikowsky) ; "Tre Giorni" (Pergolesi) ; "The Mirror" (Werrari); "Serenade" (Strauss). SATURDAY, APRIL 27. .Evening Session. 10.0: Our Radio Dance Night, with A.B.0. Dance Band, conducted by Gee. Morrison and the Mastersingers Quartette,: A