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Prologue to "The Mastersingers

of Nurnberg" by Richard Wag- ner: "To Hope" and "Hymn to Love" by Mat Reger: Sym- phony in E major by Walter Drwenski.

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Westminster City Council will be asked by its Coronation Commit- tee to authorise an expenditure of £25,000. Extra staff will be en gagedy.

A great deal of the Coronation procession toate lies in West- minster, and Mr. G. Grey Wornam.

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First National picture portraying agreed to conform."

Westminster school children will the life story of the Immortal / receive silver-plated spoons as nurse, Florence Nightingale, opens The children are to be at the Majestic Theatre to-day memento. entertained at the Albert Hall and with Kay Francis in the stellar

'role. in their schools.

"ANTHONY ADVERSE'

The long awaited Warner Bros. production of Anthony Adverse, filmed from Harvey Allens cyclo- 11.23 a.m-A ball for ball descrip-pean novel, which boasts of

tion of the Third Test: England v. Australia

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The picture paints in fery dra- ma the fight of Florence Night- ingale, a wealthy English society giri, to remedy conditions in army deld hospitals and the neglect of dying soldiers, All the tragedy and pathos of the battlefield is pictured in the film, as well as the beauty, of the life of 'sacrifices of Florence Nightingale and her spe-- cially picked nurses.

3.000.000 readers comes to the King's Theatre to-day, with Fredric March in the stellar role

The film is set in the middle of 3 p.m-News and Economic Review 130 p.m.-Close down

2.15 p.m.-Cricket Description, as and Olivia de Havilland playing the last century during the Cri in English.

opposite Him in the feminine lead. mean war, and the most thrilling

The novel, which took Harvey

scenes take place at the base hos- Allen four years to write, was pital at Scutari, a small Turkish finally whipped into its finished town on the north shore of the screen from after more than two Bosporus, and at Balaclava, where years of arduous labour on the the immortal six hundred of the 7.13.p.m.---Cricket resume, Newpart of nearly 3.000 technicians, Light Brigade rode "Into the jaws

Fin addition to more than 2,500, of death.”

8.30 p.m.--The Fuhrer'e New Year's Message. Addresses from the

Reich. Youth Organisation and the Reich Women's Organisa- tion leader,

4.15 p.m.-New German Light Music. The Shortwave Station Orchestra, conducted by Eugen Sonntag.

5 p.m.-Happy New Year's Greet- Ing. The children send best wishes.

Pro-9 p.in-Hitler Youth gramme: BdM: Twelve on a Bledge.

3.15

7 pan-Melbourne Central Post Office Chimes. Cricket resume, Third Test:

Bouth Wales v. Queensland. 2.20 p.m.-National News Bulletin, 738-Talk.

7.53 pm-Victorian News Bulletin. 8 pm-Melbourne Central Post Office Chimes. A Scottish Con-

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8.55 pmGreetings to our listeners

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in German and Call DJQ. 9.15 p.m.The Fuhrer's New Year Message, addresses-by-leaders of the Reich Youth Leadership und the leader of the Reich Women's League, 20 $.45! p.m-Works by-Mozart and :Beethoven: Planoforte recital by the Latvian pianist. Vera Brock

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players who portray the many No more powerful nor romantic characters seen in the film, t theme could have been selected by In dynamie action intense First National than that of the Ufe of the great nurse who gave drama, glamourous romance and thrilling adventure, probably no her all to humanity by revolution- story was ever better fitted forizing the hospitalization system of cert.ve

screen material And Warner the world, and whose efforts laid p.m.-"Bits from Burns"-A Poe-

tic Interlude.

Bros, are said to have caught all the groundwork for the establish- 9.15 pm Melody Hour with the the vividness, the fire and colour ment of the Red Cross.

of the original and to have trans--The picture is enacted by an ́ex- mitted it to the film.

ceptionally talented cast of prin- The cast is a tremendous one in cipals, with more than one thou- size and remarkable for the num- sand persons in extra roles. Ian ber of talented players, there Hunter, famous on the London being eight speaking parts, with stage and in alms, and Donald 2.550 bit players and extras Woods have the two leading mas-

culine roles. pearing. Besides March and Mies. de Havilland, some of the more important players include Edmund famous in America and abroed Gwenn, Claude Rains,

both on the stage and screen, Louise, Louis Hayward, Gale: Son-,

among then being Nigel, Bruce, dergaard, Stef Duna, Bally.

Donald Crisp, Henry ONeill, Bully Woods, Mauch, Donald

Akin

Phoebe Foster, George Curzon, Tamiroff, Ralph Morgan, Henry Mauch, Charles Croker - King, O'Neill, Pedo De Cordoba, George

SATURDAY''. 11.55 p.m.A ball for ball descrip-

tion of the Third Test Match.

England Australia. During the afternoon: Cricket Descrip- tions will be interspersed with

Race Resulta,

6 pmClose down. stara | 6.30 pm-Recorded music.

7 pm-Melbourne: Central Post Office Ohimes. Cricket Resume: 25. Tizird Test recordkee 7.13: pim-Cricket Resume: New E. Stone and Luis Alberni,

South Wales v. Queensland: 7.20~p.m.--National News Bulletin, 7.36pm-Topies in the Air:" 7.58 pm-Victorian News Bulletin. a p.m.-Melbourne Central Post Office Chimes; A Special New Year Presentation.

9 p.m.-Concert by the National

Military Band.

9.45 pm-A Sydney Studio Pro-

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10.30 p.mn Victorian News. 10.40 pm Meditation music. 11.30 pm. Close down.

SUNDAY

6 p.m.-Melbourne Central Post:

Office Chimes, Recorded Music 6,25 pm Talk: The Nazarene in

the New Age."

6.50 p.m-Poetry Reading.

7 p.m.-Gems from Oratorio, 7.30 pm-Recital by Jascha and Tossy Spivakovsky (Violin and Plan

8 p.m.-Symphony Hour.

9 pm-Talk on International

Affairs Dr. G. L. Wood, 9.20 p.m-A Play "Sterner Stuff 10.15 p.m.-Epilogue Love." 10.30 pm: Close down.

Anita.

""THE BRIDE WALKS

OUT

Others in the cast include actors

Georgia Calne, Ara Gerald, Hal- liwell, Hobbes, Eily Malyon," Li-" Han Cooper and Egon Brecher.

William Dieterle directed the production from the screen play by Mordaunt Shairp.

Coming to the screen in a new kind of role into which she ably about-town, Robert Young, who dovetails her extensive range of can provide the luxuries of lite talents, Barbara Stanwyck i star-the lady cannot extract from red in "The Bride Walks Out, a husband's thirty-five per say and breezy gomantic comedy, Young's intervention comes to a in which she is seen with two of head, with Barbars planning to the screen's foremost leading men, get a divorce Raymond under- Gene Raymond and Robert Young, rtakes a hazardous/siryezing posi- Miss Stanwyck's bow in a com-tion in South America, of which edy of the type of The Bride Miss Broderick learns through her Walks Out" is furthered by the ap-husband, Sparks, who is Raymond's pearance of Ned Sparks and Helen business buddy, kt

A mad and merry in-the-nick- Broderick, who contribute pungent

atetimer pref from Young's humor.

This quintet is involved in a ro- swank Longtaland estate to the mantle entanglement which makes steamer pler from which Ray- for some of the screen's gayest mond's boat is departing, satis- comedy. sccording to preview e-factorily ends this devil-may-care- ties. A moment after Raymond comedy.

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and Miss Stanwyck are married,The star Theatre announces that belita the bridegroom, is arrested for The Bride Walks Oiri violating the peate add the bride arst offering to its patrons in the is pursued by a millionaire man- year 1937.