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Radio Record, 1 July 1938, Page 62

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, MELBOURNE 630 k.c. 476.2 m.

(Ni ational Station) SUNDAY, JULY 3. 7.30 pam: "In Quires and Where: They Sing, 8.0: Talk, "Drifting or Steering.’ 8.20; News. 8.30; "Alice in Orchestralia." 9.0: (R) Symphony hour. 10.0: "International Affaire,’’ 10.20: Instrumental] ensemble. 10.45: Film broadcast, "Merrily We Live." 11,50: News. 12.0: Close down. MONDAY, JULY 4. 9.30. pam.: "Into the Wight," episode 21. 10.0; "At the Bign * the Maison "Rogue,’? No: . 10.30; Topical song ‘ind story.

11.0: "The History of Jazz, No. 8: Louis Armstrong." 11.30; "Batchelor Travels," 11.40: "Stars and Stripes." 12.0 to 12.30: Cricket, Australia versus Yorkshire. _ 12.50 (Every News brevities. ; 1.00 am. (Every Close down. TUESDAY, JULY 5. 9.30 p.m: Recital by Richard Tauber. 10.30: Howard. Carr’s orchestral compositions by Studio Orchestra, conducted by com~ poser. 11.30: Topical tall. 11.45: Jim Davidson's Dance Band. 12.0 to 12.30:- Cricket, Australia versus Yorkshire. WEDNESDAY, -JULY 6. 9.30 pm.: "As You Like: It." with Robert Burnard and Frederie Harle. 10.10: "Emma and ’Eirbert." 10.30; National Military Band. 11,0: Variety. 11.30: Mastersingers’ Quartet. THURSDAY, JULY 7. 9.30 p.m.: Verse play, "The Fall of the City,’ 10.15: Harry Bloom’s Dance Band. . 10.40: Recital by Richard Tau-. er, 11.30; "Foreign Affairs." 11.45:. "We Present... ." Pauline Bindley (soprano), and Vera Bradford (piano). 12.15: Meditation music, FRIDAY, JULY 8. 9.30 p.m.: Jim Davidson’s: ABC Dance Band. 9.50: Ball by ball description of third Test cricket match, 12.0: "Hits and Encores,’" Jim Davidson's ABC Dance Band. 12.45 to 5.10: Test match, SATURDAY, JULY 9. 9.30 p.m.: National Military. nd. 9.55 to. 5.10 a.m.: See Mriday programme, .