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Radio Record, Volume X, Issue 5, 14 August 1936, Page 41

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SYDNEY 950 k.c. 316 m.

(B Class Station) SUNDAY, AUGUST 16. 10.0: "How it Began," presented by the Shield Players, 10.15: "Romantie Rhythm." 10.45: "Build a Little Home." 11.0: "Old Favourites’-Capt, A, ©. ©. Stevens. "Handel

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and the Racket" by J. B. Priestley. 11,30: Music. 11.45; Musical comedy memories, MONDAY, AUGUST 17. 10.0: "Is it the Singer, or is it the Song?" 10,15: Dramatisation of famous authors. 10.30: Broadcast of the 2UE Old-time Dance from the Wentworth Ballroom. M.C., Si Meredith. Rex Shaw’s Orchestra, 11.0; "Huropean Affairs" by Mr. BE. C. S. Marshall, the 20E Foreign Commentator, 11.15: Music. , 11.30: Old-time , dance music from the Wentworth ‘Ballroom,

TUESDAY, AUGUST 18. 10.0: "How it Began," presented by the Shield Players. 10.15: Racing talk. 10.28: Music. 11.0: "The Melting Pot," featuring Cyril James, Claude Holland, Freddie Witt, Fred Webber, Elsie Waine, ete. 11.30: Berlin State Opera House Orchestra, "Il Trovatore" (Verdi). 11.38; "Out of the Band Box." WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19. 10.0: "Personalities in Sport." 10.15: Music. 10.80: Recorded description of to-day’s races at Rosebery, by: Harry Solomons, 10.45: Music. 11.0: "The, Magic. of Radio." 11.30: Berlin’ State Opera House Orchestra, "‘Hungarian Rhapsody" :(Liszt). 11.38: "Out of the Band’: Box." THURSDAY, AUGUST 20. 10.0: Recordings. 10.45: "Princess Ida". (Gilbert and Sullivan). Vocal. presentation by: the: "DOyly Carte Co. (r). ae 11.15: IT vaings, 11.30: berun State Opera, House Orchestra, . "If I Were. King" (Adam): 11.38: "Out of the Band Box." FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 10.0: "Quick-Stepping Rhythm," .

10.15: Racing talk. 10.22: Music. 10.30: "Political Affairs," by Mr, A. H. Hauptmann, the "Sunday Sun" Political Lobbyist. 10.45: Music, 11.0: Sporting preview and summary, by’ Mr, Jack Allison. . 11.30: London Symphony Orchestra, "Oberon" (Weber). 11,38: "Out of the Band Box." SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 10.0: "The Subject of the Week." Mr. F. E, Baume, 10.20: Recordings, 10.80: Three hours’ éontinuous dance music, specially arranged for dance enthusiasts, interspersed with vocal numbers by "Those Three Iellows."