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Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 44, 10 May 1935, Page 41

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SYDNEY BCLASS: STATION: 950 k.c:

. SUNDAY, MAY 12 Mo: Billie Jones and Drnie Hare, world entertainers, "She’s a Very Good Friend of a Very Good Friend’; "Did My Heart Beat"; "She Sleeps in the Valley" (by request); "Dixie Jamboree." Wilms which have featured Lawrence Tibbett, "The Rogue Song." ‘The White Dove’; "The Rogue Song" (Stodhart) ; ‘"‘The New Moon," the New Mayfair Orchestra, ‘""New Moon’. Selection (Romberg); "The Prodigal,’ "Without a Song" (Youmans). 9.10: A. B. Piddington, K.C., "Courts and Lawyers in Russia." 9.25: Music. 9.30: . Hollywood melodies. 10.45: Personalities on Parade. 14.80: "Byvensong." MONDAY, MAY 13. 9.0: The Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen. 9.84: Musical highlights.

10.15: "The Count of Monte Cristo." 10.30: The Paget Theatre, "No Wimmen" presented by Hillis Price. 10.45: Mirth parade. 11.0: Comedy capers, 11.15: Notes in Rhyme, "Love is the Sweetest Thing’; "Without that Certain Thing"; "When my. Baby. Smiles ’ at Me"; "T Wish T were Twins." TUESDAY, MAY 14. 9.20: George Edwards in "Inspector Scott." 9.35: Lovemaking Incorporated. 10.5: Music. 10.45: Great historical moments, "Alva, the Man of Blood." A George Edwards production. 11,0: Comedy capers. 11.15: Musical headlines; "Hold me"; ""

"What is there to Say"; "Ol’ Pappy"; "Keep Young and Beautiful." 11.30: Notable British trials, 11.45: Melody race: "Lady. of Spain"; "That’s Love’; "Dr, Heckel and: Mr. Jyde’"’; "Our Big Love Scene," WEDNESDAY, MAY 15. 9.20: George Hawards in "Inspector Scott." 10,30: Happy harmony, ‘special musica! travelogue, 11.0: Comedy capers, 14.15: Easy chair music: "Steadfast Love"; "Sailing for My Isle. of Dreams"; "Massa’s in the Cold, Cold, Ground." 11.30: Notable British trials, 11.45: Reflections of rymance: "Country Gardens’; "Serenade"; "Plantation Dance." " y

12.0: Rhythm encores: "You're an. old Smoothie"; "T gin’t Lazy, I’m just Dreaming" ;: "Hour: of: Parting. " ° "THURSDAY, MAY 16. 9.34:' Musical: highlights, . 9.42: Fashions of the moment. 10.5: Music. 10.30:. "Easy-Chair Music" "Oft in-the-Stilly. ‘Night," "I’s -Gwine. Back to Dixie," "Forgotten." 10.45: "phe Birth of the British Nation: Augustine, the First Archbishop." _ 11.30: ‘Notable British. trials. . 11.45: "Tonie 'Tunes’- ST Wo Gigarettes in «the Dark," "Bl Carillon de Merced,’’ "Savage Serenade," "What is There to: Say," ‘Heat Wave." FRIDAY, MAY 17. 9,33: -A-talk by. Mr. H. L. Pitt, ‘superintendent of the New. South ‘Wales: Divisjon of the Australian Red ‘Cross Society. 9.38: Music, 9.50: The adventures of Hon. Archie and his Japanese servant, Frank, 10.15: Debroy Somers’ Band, "Aunt Sally’ Selection, Pts. 1 and 2 (Woods). 10.45: "Songs of Farmlands." Soloist, Cyril James, baritone : "The Windmill," "Speed the Plough," "Coming Home Along’: (Brahe), 11.15: "Castles in Music’-"‘Madame Sherry" Waltz, "Deep River," "Andalucia," 11.80: ‘Notable British: trials. 12.0: Melody. palette. SATURDAY, MAY 4 18. 9.35: Lovemaking. incorporated. 9.50: The adventures of Hon. .Archie and his Japanese servant, Frank, 10.30: The Paget Theatre, "Justice". "presented by. Bilis Price. 10.45: ‘The. Aristocrats. 11.0: Feature session, presenting 1935 musica] films. Richard Crooks, tenor, "T Love ‘You So" (from "The Merry Widow," by Lehar), The B.B.C. Dance Orchestra, "Music in the Air,’’. Selection: Pt. 1 (Kern).. Lawrence .Tibbett,- baritone, "And Love was Bots" (from "Music in the Air,’ by Kern). Gladys Moncrieff, soprano, "I Wait for You" (from: ‘"Evensong,’’ dy Spoliansky). 12.0: Cocoanut Grove Orchestra, featuring; "Loving You," "Paradise," "I Know You're Lyin’ but I Love Tt." A