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Radio Record, 22 April 1938, Page 61

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(National Station) SUNDAY. APRIL 24. 7.30 pam: "In Quires and Pleces Where They Sing. 8.0: Talk. "International Affirs." 8.25: National NeWS, 8.30: "Alice in Orchestralia," episode 17. TOPOAITICISEPRI CLE T ECOL EEE LE OOo nent

peat EE 855555815 55555555555151555550000 2s $.50: Celebrity recordings, 10.0: This week's story. 10.15: New Note Octet, 10.45: Film broadeast. Maunequin," with Joan Crawford nud Spencer Tracy. MONDAY. APRIL 23. 9.30 p.m.: Readings from Masefield's "Gallipoli." 10.0: Soldier songs. 10.80: Vlay. "The Man With the Donkey." 11.0: ABC (Sydney) Symphony rvehestra and Chorus, "Gateway of Dreams." Yy UESDAY. APRIL 26. 9.30 pam: Musical reproduetious, 9.40: Alexander Kipnis (basse). 10.80: Lopieal talk. 10.45: "Evervman’s Muric." {1.30: Jim Davidson's ABC Dance Band WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27. 930 pam: "As You Like It" with Stella Power, Browning Mummery ail ABC (Melbourne) String Eneetible). 10.10; "Emma and ‘Erbert." 10.20: Lnterlude. 10.30: Natioual Military Band. 14.0: Pianofurte recital, Beatrice Tange. THURSDAY, APRIL 28. 9.30 pam: Play, "Farewell to the Bors." 10.30: Hal Yates. American radio star. 10.45: Silver Sextet String Ensemble. 11.45: "Chorus, Gentlemen !" FRIDAY. APRIL 29. 7.30 p.m: Jim Davidsou's ABC Dance. Band.

10.0: Desmond Tanner et elec« trie organ. 10.30: ABC (Brisbane) Concert Orchestra and Chorus, with Jnn Martin (baritone). 11.15: Recital by Irene Bennett (soprano). SATURDAY, APRIL 30. 9.30 p.m: "For the MusieLover." featuring "Violin Concerto ‘Through the Ages," pith Tosey Spivakoy sky (vioin) 10.40: Alex sander Iipnis (bass), 11.30; "In Honour of Lehar."

New Zealand Standard Time New Zealand Summer Time ends on Sunday, April 24, ut 2 win. when clocks will be put back half an hour. All Australian and shortwave programmes here printed are given im New Zealand Standard Tine. dd nna p ce cannnasandananrannnnnanaaennaanenaaananaa POUUTUTEELCETETEEEEELEELERES