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Radio Record, 17 June 1938, Page 78

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SYDNEY 950 k.c. 316 m.

(LB Class Station) SUNDAY. JUNE 19. 9.0 pm: "Famous EsecapesBonnie Prince Charlie." #.15: "Musical Medico." $30: "Tale of Two Cities," 10.0: Rod Gainford’s Musgicai Scrap-book, 10.30: "So Sweet the Song," 10.45: "Sereen Successes." MONDAY. JUNE 20. ) pan.: Light musie. 5: News. 0; "Romance in Ruytho." _- 2 = The Kingsmen. Celebrity recital. 10.0: "Hollywood Spotlight." 10.15: "Cricketers Abroad." 10.30: Musical popularities. 10.45: Foreign commentator. 11.0: Old-time dance music. TUESDAY, JUNE 21. 9.0 p.m.: Now releases. 9.7: Ron Williams (baritome). 9.15: News. $20: Radio Library stars 9.30. Audrey Anderson (cowedienne). 9.45: New reieases 10.0: Light music. 10.7: "Cricketers Abroad." 10.15: Racing talk. 9. 9 d.% 9.45 WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22. 9.0 p.m.: Jerry Augustus McGee. 9.15: "Wings of Gold," drama 9,22: Light music, 9.30;- Days." 9.45: ‘"‘Master’s Music Room." 10.0; Light music, 10.7: "Our Cricketers Abroad.’ 10.15: Flo Paton and Wilson Ewart. 10.30: ‘"Pheatre Memories." THURSDAY. JUNE 23 9.6 p.m.: Jerry Augustus MeGee, uti: News. 9.20: Audrey Anderson (comedienne). 9.30: Erie Coates, composer, 9.45: "Hollywoou Hotel.* 10.0: Light music. 10.7: "Our Cricketers Abroad." 10.15: "Perfection in Har mony." (O.80: "The Kingsmen," 10.45: Variety music. FRIDAY JUNE 24. 9.0 pan: "Destiny of British Empire." 9.15: Modern tove songs. 9.30: News service. 9.35: "The Musician’s Library 10.0 to 5.0 am.: Ball to ball description of second Test ericket mateh, SATURDAY. JUNE 23. 90 pam: Harold Park. grey: hound bex positions, %.15: Deseription of tarold

Park Coursing (and during the evening, with mueic) 10.0 to 5.0 a.m.: See Friday programme,