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Radio Record, 4 September 1936, Page 42

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SYDNEY 950 k.c. 316 m.

. (B Class Station) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 10.0: "How it Began," presented by the Shield Players. 10.15: Music. 10.45: "Build a Little Home." 11.0: Music. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 10.0: "Is It the Singer, or Is It the Song?"

10.15: Dramatisation of famous authors. 10.30: Music. a 11.0: "European Affairs," by Mr. BE. C..8. Marshall, 20 . foreign commentator. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 10.0: "How it Began," presented by the Shield Players. 10.15: Racing talk, 10.20: "Horoscopes and Melodies." 10.30: "Highlights of Sport." 10.38: Music, 11.0: "The Melting Pot" (revue). WEDNESDAY, SEPT 9. 10.0: Music. a 10.20: "Horoscopes and Melodies." 10.30: Recorded description’ cf to-day’s races at Ascot by Harry Solomons. 10.45: Music. ‘ 11.0; "Highlights of Sport." THURSDAY, SEPT. 10. 10.0: Recordings, . 10.20: "Horoscopes and Melodies." 10.30: "Highlights of Sport." 10.45: "The Yeomen of- the Guard" (Gilbert and Sulliyan). Vocal presentation iy the d’Oyly Carte Co. (r.). FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 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 review and summary by Mr. Jack Allison. SATURDAY, SEPT. 12. 10.0: ‘The Subject of the Week." Mr. 'F. BE. Baume. 10.10: Recordings. 10.30: Three hours’ continuous dance imusic,. specially arranged for dance enthuvirsts, interspersed with vocal numbers by "Those Three Fellows." —