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5SC Glasgow | ||||
14.30 | An hour of melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture. “The Magic Flute," (Mozart). Intermezzo, "Monsieur Tricotrin” (Rawlinson). Selection, "Pagliacci," (Leoncavallo). Fox-Trot, "Tomahawk Blues," (Yagle). Suite, “Miniature Suite, | |||
15.30 | Closedown | |||
16.00 | Women’s Hour: Sweetmaking (continued) "How to Make and Coat Chocolates," by Miss Beatrice Holmes Smith. One Recipe from Mrs C. S. Peel's Wireless Cookery Book. | |||
16.30 | Children’s Corner. For Small Children “Ronnie and the Kangaroo," Part. 3, from Stead's Books for the Bairns. For Older Children, "A Fight Between a Mongoose and a Snake." as told in London by L. O. Oliphant. | |||
17.00 | Special weather report for farmers. | |||
18.00 | News Bulletin and weather report. | |||
18.15 | Closedown | |||
19.15 | Orchestra. Overture, "Le Chevalier Breton," (Herman). | |||
19.25 | A short address by Councillor J. A. D. M'Lean, ex-President of the Scottish Football Association. | |||
19.35 | Mr J. G. Marshall, Tenor, "Rosebud," (Eileen Newton). "Sombre Woods," (Theo. Marzials). | |||
19.45 | The City of Glasgow Pipe Band, the World's Champions (Pipe-Major William Ferguson). Slow Gaelic Air “Hearken, My Love." March "The Land of Trees." Quickstep, "The Canadian Highlanders." Strathspey, "The Brig o' Pert | |||
20.00 | Miss Elizabeth R. Stark, Soprano, “The Spell of True Love," (Easthope Martin). "I'll Rock You to Rest," (Stanford). | |||
20.10 | Orchestra. Selection, "Cavalleria Rusticana," (Mascagni). | |||
20.20 | Mr ,T G. Marshall, Tenor. "Rose Marie," (F. E. Weatherley). “Afton Water” (Old Setting), (Trad.) | |||
20.30 | News Bulletin and weather report. | |||
20.45 | The City of Glasgow Pipe Band. Highland Air "Over the Sea to Skye." March "The Skye Crofters." March. "Dugald MacColl's Farewell to France." Strathspey "The Bob Fettercairn." Reel "Pretty Marion." (La | |||
21.00 | Miss Elizabeth R. Stark, Soprano. "Lochnagar," (D. C. Ramsay). " Killarnev." (Balfe). | |||
21.10 | Orchestra. Selection, "Mephistofele," (Boito_. | |||
21.20 | Mr J. C. Marshall. "Until." (E. Teschemacher). "The Bonnie Lass o' Ballochmyle," (Trad.) | |||
21.30 | Orchestra. Selection, "Tom Jones," (German). Waltz, "Views of Danube." (Ertl). March, "Fame and Glory," (Matt). | |||
21.55 | Special Announcements. Good-night. God Save The King. | |||
5NO Newcastle | ||||
14.30 | Afternoon concert: Madame Ethel Fowkes, soprano. “Yale” (Russell), Mr W.J. Taylor, baritone, “Stone Cracker John” (Coates), Miss Ailsa Mallan, contralto “Less that the Dust” (Finden). Miss Florence Farrar, pianoforte solo, “Deutsche Dances” (Beethoven). M | |||
15.30 | Closedown | |||
16.00 | Women’s Hour: Sweetmaking (continued) "How to Make and Coat Chocolates," by Miss Beatrice Holmes Smith. One Recipe from Mrs C. S. Peel's Wireless Cookery Book. | |||
16.30 | Scholar’s Half Hour: Mr J Finnerty | |||
17.00 | Children's hour: For small children, " Ronnie and the Kangaroo." For older children. " A Fight between a Mongoose and a Snake," L. O. Oliphant. | |||
18.00 | News and weather. | |||
19.00 | The Funbeams’ Concert Party, "Gardening," Mr. R. E. Richardson, Gateshead. | |||
20.30 | News and weather. | |||
20.45 | Funbeams’ Concert Party | |||
21.35 | Men's hour: "Machine Tool Industry," Sir Alfred Herbert. | |||
21.45 | Close down. God Save The King. At the Piano, Mr W.A. Crosse. | |||
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