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Radio announcer in the studio

Group of 14 announcers and others at 2CH

1-2. The Coloured Idea Band of Sonny Clay (35 Afro-American singers, musicians and dancers, brought here by the Tivoli group), who were deported from Australia for having parties with Australians, Jan. 1928
3. Francois Stempinski Trio, 2CH (Stempenski on violin, George Taylor on piano)
4. Al Hammett Band, Palais Royal, May 1930: Tom Coughlan, trumpet/Ray Tarrant, trumpet/Bob Waddington, sousa/Frank Coughlan, trombone/Dick Freeman, drums/Al Hammett/ Alan Barr, banjo/Keith Collins, piano/?/Arthur Morton, tenor saxophone
5. Al Hammett Band, Palais Royal, May 1930: (standing) Arthur Morton, Keith Collins, ?, Al Hammett, Bob Waddington, Alan Barr, ?;  (sitting) Frank Coughlan, Dick Freeman
6. AmeriCanadians (Sammy Lee drums), (Tivoli, see Home & Away frame 8241 for details)
7-8. [Kit Kat Band], Capitol Theatre, Sydney
9. [Jack Barnett at the Wurlitzer], Capitol Theatre, Sydney
10. [Band in evening suits: 2nd fr left Alf Shaw, piano;  front right Carl Mehden, drums;  lower left Jack Stites, trombone], Capitol Theatre, Sydney
11. Syd Roy Lyricals, Feb. 1929: ?/Stan Gosling, trumpet/Syd Roy, piano/Beryl Evatt [sic. Evetts], vocal/Tommy Venn, banjo/Harry Roy, tenor saxophone/Eddie Kollis, drums/Johnny Swinfen, alto saxophone
12-15. Dudley Cantrell Band, Grace Bros. Auditorium [see Home & Away for details, including Carl Wintle, drummer in no.12]
16. Cahill's Gypsy Band
17. Cec Morrison Band at Farmer's Blaxland Gallery: saxes Frank Lundy, Les Harris, Harry Carmody;  brass Jack Irvine, Freddy Charlesworth (trumpet), Frank Lock (trombone);  piano Jack Chambers;  bass Jamie Ashton;  drums Col Bays, 1932/3
18. Billy Romaine Internationals, May 1929, Palais Royal: incl. Dudley Cantrell, Freddy Charlesworth, Jack Stites, Arthur Slade
19-21. [Les Adams' Hawaiian Club Boys: Bert Mars, Ernie Kahn, Les Adams, Johnny Wade, Neville Kahn, Mayfair Theatre]
22. Nick Prior (?) (Harry Bennett, drums)
23. Farmer's Band: l to r: (standing) Harry Larsen, (?), Jack Irvine, (?), Jamie Ashton;  sitting: Jack Chambers, Terry Blofield, Col Bays
24. [Cec Morrison Band, Blaxland Gallery, see no. 17 for identification]
25. [Tiny Douglas conducting, State Theatre, 1943]
26-27. [Unidentified bands and musicians]
28-31. [Young Australia League Band (Commanding Officer E.R. Marie, Theatrical Manager J.S.T. McGowen, both not pictured) play in Sydney street and the young drum major (unnamed): Bandmaster Burt Caton (far left, no. 30)]
32-40. [Unidentified bands and musicians, no. 32 is the MGM women's jazz band,  the Ingenues ?]
41. [Merv Anderson, trumpet;  Jack Spooner, drums;  Tiny McMahon, saxophone;  Ron  Wills, bass;  Dick McMinn, saxophone;  Noel Young, piano]
42-47. [Unidentified bands and musicians]
48-49. [Gordon Andrews & unidentified]

38. Woman drummer

37. Woman drummer

8. Kit Kat Band, Palais Royal

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