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RADIO \| 5SC Glasgow \| 5WA Cardiff \|
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	5SC Glasgow
	14.30	The Wireless Trio
	16.00	Women's hour
	16.30	Children’s hour; Weather report for farmers
	19.15	The Boys' Brigade bulletin for Scotland; weather and news bulletin
	19.30	Orchestra, overture, "Masaniello"
	19.40	Miss Rose Mackenzie, mezzo soprano, "Faithful Love," "The Linden Tree"
	19.50	Orchestra, fantasie, on "The Works of Chopin"; Mr James Lang, tenor, "Your Tiny Hand is Frozen," "Who Sylvia?"
	20.10	Orchestra, selection, "Girl of the Golden West"
	20.20	Miss MacKenzie, "Secrecy," "The Swan," "The First Primrose"
	20.35	Mr Lang, "Onaway, Awake, Beloved," "Charming Chloe"
	20.48	Orchestra, waltz in E major
	20.50	Orchestra, andante from G minor symphony
	20.55	Miss MacKenzie, "The Winding Banks of Erne," "It was a Lover and His Lass". Men’s hour
	21.10	Orchestra, ballet music from "Le Cid"
	21.20	Mr James Lang, "Jane," "MacGregor's Gathering"
	21.30	Orchestra, rhapsody, "Slavonic"
	21.45	News and Weather; special announcements

	5WA Cardiff
	14.30	Cinema orchestra
	16.30	Women’s hour
	17.00	Children's hour
	17.45	Close
	18.00	Orchestra, March, "Hongroise", entr’acte, "Lettre de Manon"
	18.10	Chat on "Gardening" by Mr Richard Treseder
	18.20	Orchestra, ballet music from "Faust"
	18.30	Miss Marion Elles, songs, "The Leaves and the Wind," "The Cherry Tree Dance"
	18.40	Adolphe Borschke, pianoforte solo, "Toccato and Fugue," "Larghetto"
	18.50	News
	19.00	Interval
	19.30	Orchestra, overture, "Italians in Algeria"
	19.40	Miss Marion Elles, songs, "A Birthday," "Flutes of Arcady"
	19.50	Mr George Gilbert, clarionet solo, 2nd air, "Varia"
	20.00	Chat on Forestry
	20.10	Orchestra, selection, "Tales of Hoffmann"
	20.25	Miss Marion Elles, songs, "Who Keep the Sea," "Fairy Pipers"
	20.35	Adolphe Borschke, pianoforte solo, "Isis," "Scheherazade"
	20.45	Station chat
	20.50	News
	21.00	Dance music
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