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<< Thursday, 19th July 1923 >>| RADIO | 5SC Glasgow | | ||||
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| 5SC Glasgow | ||||
| 14.30 | Wireless Trio | |||
| 16.00 | Women’s hour | |||
| 16.30 | Children's hour; Special weather report for farmers | |||
| 19.15 | News and Weather | |||
| 19.25 | Orchestra, overture, "Nachtlager in Granada" | |||
| 19.35 | Miss Helen Frame, soprano, "Love Went A-Riding," "Starry Woods" | |||
| 19.45 | Orchestra, selection, "Maritana" | |||
| 19.55 | Mr Wm. Girvan, baritone, "There is a Land," "Peg Away" | |||
| 20.05 | Musical criticism by Mr Percy A. Scholes | |||
| 20.10 | Orchestra, suite, "As You Like It" | |||
| 20.20 | Miss Helen Frame, "Down in the Forest," "I Pitch My Lonely Caravan Night" | |||
| 20.30 | Orchestra, entr’acte, "A Gaelic Dream Song" | |||
| 20.35 | Mr Wm. Girvan, "Droop Not, Young Lover," "Passing By" | |||
| 20.45 | Orchestra, "The Naughty Princess" | |||
| 20.55 | Miss Helen Frame, "Love the Moon," "Casey the Fiddler" | |||
| 21.00 | Men’s hour | |||
| 21.10 | Orchestra, selection, "A Princess Kensington", waltz, "Chantilly" | |||
| 21.28 | Mr Wm. Girvan, "All through the Night," "Where Hath Scotland Found Her Fame" | |||
| 21.35 | Orchestra, "Humoreske March," "Des Maitres Armes" | |||
| 21.45 | News and Weather; special announcements | |||
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