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Jack O'Hagan: radio career
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Title:
Jack O'Hagan: radio career
NFSA ID
791766
Year
1940
Courtesy
Athol Shmith Studio, Melbourne
Jack O’Hagan began broadcasting with the Melbourne radio station 3AR in the 1920s, and later regularly appeared on 3LO, 3AW and 3DB.
His work in radio spanned performing, announcing, writing, producing and compering.
Radio 3DB was the station where O’Hagan first sang ‘Our Don Bradman’ , in 1930.
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