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Radio Record, 3 June 1938, Page 62

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2.15: "Musical Medico." §.30: "Tale of Two Cities," drama. 10.0: Rod Gainford’s Musical Serap-book. 10.30: "So Sweet the Song." 10.45: "Screen Successes." MONDAY, JUNE 6. 9.0 pam: Light music. 9.7: Ron Williams (baritone). 9.15: News. 9.20: "Romunce in Rhythm." 9.30. Audrey Anderson (com: edienne). 9.45: Celebrity recital. 10.0: "Hollywood Spotlight." 10.13: "Our Cricketers Abroad," talk. 10.30; Musicat popularities. 10.45: Foreigu commentator. TUESDAY. JUNE 7. p.m.: New releases. 15: News. 20: Radio Librars stars, 30: "The Kingsmen." .45: New releases 0.0: Light music. . 0.7: "Our Cricketers Abroad," 10.15: Racing talk. 10.80: Al] HWammett’s Danee Band. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. 9.0 p.m.: Dence music. 9.15: "Wiugs of Gold." drama 9.22: Light music. 9.30: "Happy Days." 9.45: "Master’s Musie Room." 10.0: Light music. 10.7: "Our Cricketers Abroad." 10.15: Flo Paton and Wilson wart, 10.30: *""Theatre Memories." THURSDAY, JUNE 9. 9.0 p.m.: Dance music. %,.15: News. 9.20: Audrey Auderson (comedienne). 9.80: Hdvard Grieg, composer. 9.45: "Hollywood Hotel." 10.0: Light music. 10.7: "Our Crcketers Abroad." 10.15: "Perfection in Har: mony." 10.30: "The Kingsmen," FRIDAY, JUNE 10. 9.0 p.m.: » Destiny of Britis Empire. O.15: love sungs. 9.80: News service. 9.35: "The Musician’s Library." 9.50: Light music. 10.7: "Our Cricketers Abroad." 10.15: Turf tepics. 10.30: The Honolulu Club. Note: Description of first Test match during evening. SATURDAY, JUNE I1. 9.0 p.m.: Harold Park, greyhound box positions. 9.15: Description -of Harold Park Coursing (and during the evening, with wusic¢). 19.7: "Our Cricketers Abroad." 10.15: Coursing and musie Note: Description of first Test match during evening: