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Pepsodent Presents Sunday Night at 8

The Pepsodent Show, featuring Isador Goodman from the Capitol Theatre, Melbourne and broadcast from [1280kHz] 3AW Melbourne to 22 stations in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia.

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3AW Melbourne, 1940s. PHOTO: Supplied.

The Pepsodent Show, featuring Isador Goodman from the Capitol Theatre, Melbourne and broadcast from [1280kHz] 3AW Melbourne to 22 stations in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia.

Pepsodent Presents Sunday Night at Eight.

https://www.victoriannews.com.au/wp-content/uploads/1940/10/Pepsodent_Show_3AW_Oct_13_1940.mp3

Isador Goodman (and his band);
The Parker Sisters;
Alma Douglas (sic)?
Deiter Robinson (sic)?
Alan Royal (sic)?
“Journo Captain Rockbottom? (sic)?
Deiter Robinson
“Jumbo” Derrick? (sic)?
Dwyer? (sic)?
Bernand? (sic)?
Kenrick Hudson (Production).



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