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Radio Record, 4 September 1936, Page 43

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(National Station) | SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 10.0: From the Vietoria: Chamber musie by Pro Arte io, Raymond Lambert, piano; Edouard Lambert, violin; David Sisserman, ’eallo, Assisted by J. Scoit. tenor, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 9.30: Unit one. A programme of International ~ celebrities with special] snotations by Rudolf Himmer. 10.45: Unit two. Dr. Cyril Jen. in an illustrated talk. entitled "King Jazz." 11.0. Unit three. Dance band production, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 9.30: Unit one. A programme ‘of Seottish and [trish music by Sydney MacHwan, tenor, and Dunean Morjson, pianist 10.0: Interlude (r.),

10.5: Unit two. Fred Harle at the new electric organ, ‘with the Austral Hamonistg Quartet and Nance Studley, sopraho, 10.50: Interlude (r.). 10.65: Unit three. Musical pictures of London, 4 pregramme arranged by George Findlay. Artists: Irene Bennett, sopratio; Arthur Little, baritone; George Findlay, Mus.Bace., piano. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9. 9.80: Unit one. "Old China," & one-act play by Bdith Gerard Boyd. 10.6: Unit two. "Ol’ Man Shiver," a Mississippi melodrama burlesque written by George Matthews. With the A.B.C. (Melbourne) Revue Company and Theatre Orchestra, directed by Cecil Fraser, Production: Sydney Hollister, 10.80: Interlude (%). 10.45: Unit three. From Me! bourne Town Hall, concert by Roya! Victorian Liedertafel, conductor, Prederic Harp; accompanist, Etic fox. THURSDAY, SEPT. 10. 9.30: Unit one, "Sugar Susan, ° by Joyee Starr. One of the prize-winning plays in. the Australian Broadeasting Commission's recent competition. Production: John Cairns, £0.10: Interlude (r.). £0.45: Unit two. Duncan Morison, pianist, and Sydney MacEwan, tenor, in a programme of Irish and Scottish music, '

10.45: Unit three. Brass band concert by Atetral Brass Band, conductor, Harry Shugg, with Roy Warren, a FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. . 9.30: Unit one. For farmers only, gonducted by Frederic Phelan. Livestock market review by Mr. Maurice MeNamara. "A Farmer CrussExamines an Heconomist," Mr. G. F. Young and Mr. Herbert Burton, B.A. The discussion of q primary producer’s problem, by Mr. d Leith Gillespie. 9.55: Interlude (r.). 10.0: Unit two. Concert oy Malvern ‘Tramways Harcmonica Band, assisted by Eva Hocking, soprano, and James Lee, violin. 10.30: Unit three. From Town Hall, Ballarat, community singing. SATURDAY, SEPT. 12, 9.30: Unit one. "Week-end Magazine," Vol. 11, No. 16. All the entertaining features of a popular magazine im sound, 10.0: Unit two. Old-time darice night, MacDuff Williams’ Orchestra, Master of cere monies, Robert H. Spavin; Mrs. Campbell at the piano. An Frish night.