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Radio Record, 24 June 1938, Page 37

MOST unusual series of mystery stories is now being heard from 2GB every Thursday at 9.40 p.m., under the title of "Dramatic Mysteries." Stage plays, films and books of the mystery variety have gained millions of followers, and, as radio entertainment, they have proved no less exciting. Indeed, the illusion of radio has lent itself particularly well to mystery dramas,

"AN Australian Song Medley" broadcast from 2GB every Friday night at 10.30 has been doing noteworthy service to Australian composers by pres senting a weekly half-hour of Australian music, much of which is given its first performance in this broadeast. Lately, listeners have been introduced to excerpts from "Radio Girl," an Australian musical comedy written by Rex Shaw. This sort of encouragement to home composers is excellent,