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Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 45, 17 May 1935, Page 40

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SUNDAY, MAY 19. 9.15: .A national programme, "Daddy Long Legs," by Jean Webster. Adapted for radio and produced by Lawrence H. Cecil. 10.15: A pianoforte recital by Roy Agnew. 10.35: A ‘programme by the A.B.C. (Sydney) String Orchestra. The Radio Choir and Organ, conducted by G..-Vern Barnett. String Orchestra: ‘Folk Tune and Fiddle Dance" (Percy Fletcher). Radio Choir: "The Lost Chord" (Calvicott), ‘‘Meadow Clover" (Lavater), "The Elf Horns" (Bullard). String Orchestra: "Moment Musicale" (Schubert, arr. Woodhouse), "Air and Dance" (Delius), Radio Choir: "Fairy Dawn" (For female voices and strings) (Stanford), "Slow, Slow, Fresh Fount" . (with obligato for two violins) (Blow). "ly Singing Bird" (with obligato for two violins) (Elgar). String Orchestra: Suite of old English music by Martin Peerson) (arr. Bantock), ‘‘Alman," "Piper’s Pavan," "The Primer Rose," "The Fall of the Leafe." Radio Choir: "Wynken, Blynken and Nod" (with string obbligato) (Lehmann), "Briton’s Alert" (for strings and organ) (Elgar). MONDAY, MAY 20. National. programme. See 38LO. TUESDAY, MAY 21. 7.45: Dinner music. 9.30: A National programme. "The Mob," by John Galsworthy. Adapted for radio by Edmund Barclay. A practical idealist, and a man of strong character, Stephen More, Under-Secre-tary of State, sees his country drifting into what he believes to be an unjust war, He uses the whole of his powerful influence both inside and outside Parliament, in an endeavour to prevent the outbreak of hostilities, knowing full well that his popularity will be imperilled. The jingoistic sentiments of the people are inflamed by the screaming headlines of the sensational press, and the hee of public opinion is turned against im Disowned by his constituents, forsaken by his friends, and alienated from his wife and family, he is left aloneto face "The Mob." ; This thoughtful yet intensely gripping tragedy is in Galsworthy’s best vein, and is interpreted by a strong cast headed by Vivian Edwards. 40.45: A recital by the Conservatorium. String Quartet. Personnel: Gerald

Walenn, first violin; Lloyd Davies, second violin; William MWrasnik, viola; Gladstone Bell, ’cellist. Associate artist, Gladys Lorimer, soprano. 12.30: Dance music by A.B.C. Dance Band, directed by, Jim Davidson. WEDNESDAY, MAY 22. National programme. See 3L0. THURSDAY, MAY 23. 9.30: A National programme, A Chamber Musie Concert, presented by the A.B.C. (Sydney) Chamber Orchestra, conducted by B. J. Roberts. The Choir, conducted by Lindlay Evans. Solo pianist, Enid Wilson. Orchestra, Overture, "Di Ballo" (Sullivan), Choir and orchestra, "Australian Symphony" (Lindley vans). Bnid Wilson, in association with the érchestra, Concerto for Piano and Orchestra (Rimsky-, KXorsakoy). Choir, three unaccompanied choruses. Orchestra, Suite, "Jeux d’Enfanis" (Bizet). 10.55: "Oriental Variety." ‘Talent for Sale," featuring the New Theatre Or- _ chestra, under the direction of ‘Fred Whaite and the following artists: Fred Bluett, comedian; Les Martin, variety instrumentalist ; Grace Quine, popular vocalist; Cocon! @rove Trio, musical ‘ modernists: | » Leggatt, soprano; Jennings an’ George, "Gossip of the Bazaar"; Isric Masters, compere. Production, James J. Donnelly. 12.30: Relayed from 38L0, Melbourne: Dance music by the A.B.C. Dance Band directed by Jim Davidson. FRIDAY, MAY 24. National programme. See 3L0O. SATURDAY, MAY 25. 9.30: A national programme. "Songs from the Talkies," featuring a collection of popular song themes from 193134; interpreted by popular artists. The A.B.C, (Sydney) Wireless Chorus, The Augmented Revue Orchestra. Programme arranged and directed by Willie Redstone. 10.30: A pianoforte recital by Roy Agnew. 10.50: The Bondi Beach Concert Band. conducted by Albert H. Baille. Wilson wart, bass baritone, "Antonio's: Dilemmas."* Band, Potpourri, Selection of Jerome Kern Melodies (arr. Wright). Wilson Ewart, "The Foggy Dew" (Traditional Irish); "A Dervish Vigil" (Valmore). Band, March, "London" Bridge": (Bric Coates); cornet solo, "Lafaette" (Moss). "Antonio’s Dilemmas." Band, Overture, "La Militaire’ (Raymond) ; cornet solo, "Song of Songs" (Moya). Wilson Hwart "T'he Sailor’s Paradise’ (Richards) ; "My Message" (d’Hardelot). Band, Selection "Panorama of Famous Songs" (Wright). 12.20: Music, mirth and melody (1.).