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Radio Record, 8 July 1938, Page 61

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SYDNEY 950 k.c. 316 m.

(B Class Siation) SUNDAY, JULY 10. 9.0 p.m: "Famous HscapesTriple Escape from Calais." #.15: "Musical Medico." «30: "Tale of Two Cities," 10.0: Rod Gainford’s Musica! Scrap-book. 10.30; ‘So Sweet the Song." 10.45: "Sereen Successea." 11.15: "Ihe Croonaders." MONDAY, JULY 11. 9.15 p.m: "Romance iin Rhythm." 9.30: Dance music. 9.45: "Hollywood Spotlight." 10.6 to 5.0 a.am.: Ball to ball description of third Test mateh,

TUESDAY, JULY 12, 9.0 p.m.: New releases. 9.7: Ron Williams (baritone). 9.30: Turf topies. 9.45: New releases 10.0 to 5.0 a.m.: Cricket (see Monday WEDNESDAY, JULY 13. 9.15 p.m.: Jack Lyons (tenor), 9.30; "Happy Days." 9.45: Wrestling talk, 10.7: "Our Cricketers Abroad." 10.15: Flo Paton and Wilson Ewart, 10.30: "Theatre Memories." 11.0: Popular instrumentalists, THURSDAY, JULY 14. 9.0 p.am.: Jerry Augustus MeGee 9.15: Mischa Spoliansky, composer. 9.30: "Do You Want to be an Actor?" (studio sketch), 9.45: "Hollywood Hotel." 10.7: "Our Cricketers Abroad." 10.15; "Perfection in Har mony. 10.30: "The Kingsmen," 10.45: Variety music. FRIDAY, JULY 15, 9.0 p.m: "Destiny of British Empire." . "45: Modern iove songs 9.30: ‘Musicians’ Library." 10.7: "Our Cricketers Abroad" (talk). 10.15: Turf topics, 10.45: Dance music. 11.0: "Do You Want to Be An Actor?" SATURDAY, JULY 16. 9.0 p.m.: Harold Park, greyhound box. positions. 9.15: Deseription of Harold Park Coursing (ana during the evening. with music) 10.7: "Our Cricketers Abroad." 10.15: Coursing music.