Pepperpot

Radio Record, Volume XIII, Issue 11, 21 August 1939, Page 8

Pepperpot

JEFF, 3ZB, 9.55 a.m., August 5: "I want you to draw a square about an inch round.’’ AMAZON-OR SAVAGE ? UNT DAISY, discussing makiry a friendship garden, August 7, at 8.55 am., "Get little bits and cuttings of your own friends." TENDER THOUGHTS. ‘ANNOUNCER, 1ZB, 9 p.m., Sunday, August 6: "Mr. Savage states the bulletin had a comfortable day." FRAGILE FEATURES. GORDON HUTTER, July 29, 1YA: "McCready brought his

-_-_ left forearm hard on to. Forster’s face, and he’s broken it!" WARNING, FLEE! ANNOUNCER, 3ZB, on a recent morning, 7.15 am. giving weather report: "Fleas slight to moderate." DRAWN AND QUARTERED. [NCLE SCRIM, 2ZB, August 3, 10.20 am.: "And when this old hermit died and they cleaned him out it was truly an amazing sight." SCOTS’ OUTLOOK. ANNOUNCER, 4YA, Saturday, Juiy 15, 10.12 am.: "After a night’s rain the weather is fine being very overcast and drizzly." OH! PIONEERS! R. GLADSTONE HILL, 2ZB, 12.35 p.m. July 18: "Should married men whose husbands are working, also go to work?"

VERY FILLING. ‘AUNT DAISY, 8.50 am., August 9, in recipe for custard tart: "The crust rises up through the pastry." INSECTS TRIUMPHANT. yACKO, 8ZB, Thursday, August 10, 12.10 p.m.: "And now you will hear one of --’s most melodious germs." BIRDS OF FEATHER. ‘ANNOUNCER, 1YA, 9 p.m., August 7: "The Gardening Hxpert’s talk is among the vegetables." HEADS HE WINS. GORDON HUTTER, broadcasting wrestling match, July 29: "Cox is still standing there with his feet up."