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	5SC Glasgow
	14.30	An hour of melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture. Norma," Bellini”. Fox-Trot, "You Never Know," (Darewski). Selection, “By Jingo," (Finck). Entr'acte, "Meditation," (Squire). Suite, "Judgement de Paris," (Mouto
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women’s Hour: “Collecting Old China" No. 2. "Pottery." told in London by Mrs Gordon Stables. Toilet Hints for the Holidays "Holiday Feet," as told in London a Woman Chemist. One Recipe from Mrs C. S. Peel's Wireless Cookery B
	16.30	Children’s Corner. For Small Children “The Tale of "Is it Possible?" by Miss B. L. Bagly, as told London. For Older Children—Railway Talk, told London by John Hone Fellows.
	17.00	Special weather report for farmers.
	18.00	News Bulletin and weather report.
	18.15	Closedown
	19.15	The Clydebank Burgh Band (Conductor—Mr J. D. Scoins). Overture, "Poet and Peasant," (Suppe). Descriptive, “A Motor Ride," (Bidgood).
	19.40	Miss Jessie C. Lothian, A.L.C.M., Elocutionist. Story, “Black John and the Diamond Stud." J. Lothian. Miss Bessie Taylor, Soprano. “Happy Summer Time," (G. P. Kahn). "Don't Hurry," (Sanderson).
	19.57	The Clydebank Burgh Band. Pot Pourri, "Melodius Memories," (Finck). Cornet Solo. "Kentucky Home," (Rimmer). (Soloist—Mr T. Anderson.) Selection (Traditional), "Tam O'Shanter," (Round).
	20.30	News Bulletin and weather report.
	20.45	Miss Jessie C. Lothian. "The Ship of Faith," (J. C. Lothian). "The Yawn." (J. C. Lothian).
	20.55	Miss Bessie Taylor. “My Ships," (A Barratt), “How Many a Lonely Caravan," (A. W. Findon).
	21.05	The Clydebank Burgh Band (Conductor—Mr J. D. Scoins). Humorous, "Kiltie's Kourtship," (M'Kenzie).
	21.15	Trombone Solo, "The Joy Wheel," (Sutton). (Soloist—Mr J. M'Kinley.) "March of the Mannikins” (Fletcher).
	21.28	Miss Bessie Taylor. “Invitation," (K. Barry). "There's nae Luck aboot the Hoose," (Trad.)
	21.38	The Clydebank Burgh Band (Conductor—Mr J. D. Scoins). Parody, “Three Blind Mine," (Douglas). Topical, "Britannia's Crown of Glory." (Round).
	21.55	Special Announcements. Good-night. God Save The King.

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	Mr H.K Cutchie, pianoforte recital, “Valse Poetique” (H. J. Edwards), “Gallirhoe” (Chaminade), “Mattei v Valso” (Mattei), Intermezzo and Leit Motif Rosse.
	14.50	A Short manuscript talk from London on “The Dragon Fly” by “Mecurious.”
	15.05	Mr H.K Cutchie, pianoforte recital, selections from The Merchant Of Venice” (Rosse), La Caprice De Nanette (Taylor), Poupee Valsante) (Poldini)
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women's Hour: "Collecting old china, No 2, Pottery." by Mrs Gordon Stables. “Toilet hints for the holidays” “Holiday Feet”, by a woman chemist. A recipe from Mrs C.S. Peel's wireless cookery book.
	16.30	Scholars’ half Hour: A Short Talk by Mr A Rae.
	17.00	Children's Hour: For small children, "Is it Possible," by Miss B. L. Bagley ; for older children, Railway Talk, “Railway Bridges”, by John Hope Fellows.
	17.45	Boys' Life Brigade.
	18.00	News and weather.
	18.15	Closedown
	19.45	Week's Music, Percy A. Scholes.
	20.00	Closedown
	20.30	News and weather broadcast from London, followed by Newcastle news.
	20.45	John Henry, entertainer, "John Henry makes his bow."
	20.55	Miss Beatrice Eveline, 'cello solo: "Old Italian Air" (Sammartini-Squire), "Idylle" (Ethel Barnes), "Rhapsodic" (Popper). Apollo Male Quartet: "Granny's Song at Twilight" (Nicholls), "Laughter "
	21.25	John Henry, "He once kept hens."
	21.35	Miss Beatrice Eveline, "Meditation" (Squire).
	21.50	Close down. God Save The King. At The Piano – Mr W.W. Crosse, B.M.
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