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RADIO \| 5SC Glasgow \| 5NO Newcastle \|
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	5SC Glasgow
	14.30	An hour of Melody by the Wireless Orchestra
	16.00	Women's hour
	16.30	Children's Corner
	17.00	Special Weather report for Farmers
	19.15	The Boys' Brigade Bulletin for Scotland; Weather report and First News Bulletin
	19.30	A night with Mozart (born at Halzburg, Jan 27, 19756; died at Vienne, Dec 5, 1791)
	19.40	Mr Robert Allan, bass, "Leperello's Opening Solo" ("Notti Giorno" ((Mozart), "When a Maiden" ("Il Seraglio") (Mozart)
	19.48	Orchestra, selection "Nozze di Figaro" (Mozart)
	20.00	Miss Ina Ferguson, soprano, "Strike, O Strike, My Dear Masetto" ("Don Giovanni") (Mozart), "I Forget What I am" ("Nozze di Figaro") (Mozart)
	20.10	Grand Quartet in C for violin, 'cello, flute and viola (Mozart)
	20.20	Mr Robert Allan, bass, March by the Orchestra, "Magic Flute" (Mozart), Aria, "Sarastro's Prayer" (Mozart)
	20.27	Orchestra, Fantasia, "Don Juan" (Arr. Tavan)
	20.37	Miss Ina Ferguson, soprano
	20.55	Orchestra, Minuet from "Don Giovani" (Mozart)
	21.00	Men's hour
	21.10	Mr Alfred Picton, Flautist of the Wireless Orchestra, Flute solo, "Andante-Favori" (Mozart)
	21.17	Orchestra, Fifth Symphony in D (Mozart)
	21.30	Miss Ina Ferguson, soprano, "Come, Let me Prove Thee" ("Don Giovanni") (Mozart)
	21.38	Orchestra, Turkish March (Mozart)
	21.45	Weather report and Second News Bulletin. Special announcements.

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	Messrs. George and Yeoman Dodds, double pianoforte recital
	16.30	Women's hour
	17.00	Children's Hour
	17.45	Boys' Brigade
	18.00	Interval
	18.20	Boys' Life Brigade
	18.30	Interval
	19.00	A Night with Grand Opera, “Maritana"
	19.15	First Act
	20.00	News and weather
	20.15	Interval
	20.30	Miss May Osborne, soprano, "Alas, those chimes, so sweetly stealing"
	20.35	Mr Lambert Harvey, tenor, "Yes, let me like a soldier fall"
	20.40	Miss May Osborne and Mr Lambert Harvey, duet, "Hither as I came"
	20.45	Mr Robert D. Strangeways, baritone, "In happy moments day day"
	20.50	Miss May Osborne, Messrs. Harvey and Strangeways, trio, "Turn on, old time"
	20.55	Madame Elsie Downing, soprano, recit., "How dreary to my heart," ballad, "Scenes that are brightest"
	21.05	Madame Elsie Downing and Miss May Osbourne, duet, "Sainted Mother"
	21.15	Mr Lambert Harvey and Mr William Peacock, duet, "I am the King of Spain"
	21.20	Mr Robert D. Strangeways, "The Heart by woe o'ertaken"
	21.25	Madame Elsie Downing and Lambert Harvey and William Peacock, trio, "Remorse and dishonour"
	21.30	News and weather
	21.45	Men's hour, "Iron and Steel," by Sir William J. Larke (Director the National Federation of Iron and Steel Manufacturers)
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