In 1937 she returned to Australia and was soon in work, playing in Cinderella (playing Dandini) and other pantomimes by day and revues with Jim Gerald and Ella Shields at night.
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In 1941 they commenced as a husband-and-wife team for the Macquarie network, where they were known as the "sweethearts of radio", playing romantic leads on the Lux Theatre, the premier drama show in the days when radio was king, and the dark-haired imperious Neva was one of the three "Queens of Radio" (with Lyndall Barbour and Thelma Scott).
Roy Carr | Emily Carr | Neva River | John Dickson Carr | Bob Carr | Alan Carr | Nicholas G. Carr | Nicholas Carr | Glyn Johns | Roger Carr | Oba Carr | Liz Carr | Jimmy Carr | Ian Carr | Robert Carr | Lloyd Carr | John F. Carr | Alan Carr: Chatty Man | John Carr | Ian Carr-Harris | Hugh Llewellyn Glyn Hughes | Glyn Daniel | Frances Carr, Countess of Somerset | Dabney Carr | William Guy Carr | William Carr Crofts | Walter J. Carr | Tony Carr | The Howie Carr Show | Stephen Carr |