AUSTRALIAN STATIONS

Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 4 March 1935, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN STATIONS

2FC, SYDNEY 8.15: Dinner music. 10.0: A national programme from the Criterion Theatre, Sydney. J. CWilliamson present “Nice Goings On,” a musical comedy by Douglas Em bei. (Founded on a play by. Franz Arnold and Ernest Bach. Music by Arthur Schwartz; lyrics by Douglas Furber and Frank Eyton. Produced by S. Albert Locke. 12.45: Boxing resume. I. Dance music relayed from 3LO, Melbourne. 2BL, SYDNEY 10.0: Every Monday night at 10 o’clock. Scott’s “Ivanhoe,” dramatised by Edmund Barclay. Production Lawrence H. Cecil. Episode the second: “A Joyous Passage of Arms.” 10.30: Programme by Musical Association of New South Wales. ‘,Chopin-Schumann Hour.” Leonore Gotsch, soprano, “Troubled Waves”; “Early One Morning”; “The Maiden’s Wish.” Josephine Bell,' pianiste, “Papillons.” Stanley Clarkson, basso, “I Fain Would Forth”; “I’d Fain Be Free”; “We Walked Under Woodland Arches.” Stanley Clarkson, “Lonely Cradle of My Sorrow”; “Dedication.” Leonore Gotsch, soprano, “Mother, His Love is All So Deaf”; “Lost Happiness”; “Since l First Beheld Him”; “The Soldier’s Bride.” Josephine Bell, pianiste, “Nocturne in E”; “Eitude in A Flat.” Stanley Clarkson, basso, “Almond Tree”; “Thou’rt a Lovely Flower”; “Silent Tears”; “Two Grenadiers.’ 11. Programme by National Military Band, conducted by Stephen Yorkc. Eileen Boyd, contralto. Band: Overture, “My Old Stable Jacket”; suite, “Rustic Revels.” “Dancing on the GreenAt Quality Court—All the Fun o’ the Fair.” Contralto: “Little Rose of Love”; “Yesterday’s Roses”; “The Meaning of a Rose.” Band: Selection, “Our Miss Gibbs.” Contralto: “God Put a Rose in My Garden”; “Two Little Words.” Band: “Patriotic Fantasia—Festival of Empire.” f