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	5SC Glasgow
	14.30	An hour of melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, “Felsenmuhlo," (Reissiger). Selection, “The Catch of the Season," (Haines and Barker). Fox-Trot, "She Gives All to Me," (Fisher). Intermezzo, “Tinkerbell," (Ramsey). Suite, "F
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women’s Hour: "Poultry Talk," told London Chanticleer. “In and Out of the Shops”, as told in London by the Copy Cat. One Recipe from Mrs C. S. Peel s Wireless Cookery Book (London Manuscript).
	16.30	Children’s Corner. For Small Children “Alice Through the Looking Glass" “It's My Own Invention," Part 1, as told in London. For Older Children—" Children News
	17.00	Special weather report for farmers.
	18.00	News Bulletin and weather report.
	18.15	Closedown
	19.15	Orchestra. Overture, Don Giovanni, Mozart.
	19.25	Jack C. Rhodes, Baritone. “Salaam," (Agnes Mary Lang). "The Child's Song," (Agnes Mary Lang).
	19.35	Messrs Aldon and Phillip, Zither- Banjo Duettists. "The Jovial Huntsmen," (Morley). "Return the Regiment." (Grimshaw).
	19.45	Miss D. Kemp., Siffleuse. "Scotch Selection," "Kentucky Babe," (Liscombe).
	19.55	Orchestra. Selection, “Martha," (Flotow).
	20.05	Jack C. Rhodes, Baritone. "The Temple Bells," (A. W. Finden). “Little Irish Cottage " (A W. Finden).
	20.30	News Bulletin and weather report.
	20.40	Relay from 2LO (the London Station) of Talk by Mr F. Hope Jones, M.I.E.E., vice-chairman of the British Horological Institute, chairman Radio Society Great, Britain, "To Remind Listeners to Set Back their Clocks to Greenwich Time, and to give Advice
	20.45	Miss D. Kemp. "Until." (Sanderson). "Rose-Marie." (Percy Elliot).
	20.55	Orchestra. Intermezzo (Coleridge Taylor). Oriental Dance, "Mecca," (Howgill).
	21.05	Jack C. Rhodes, Baritone. "Less than the Dust," (A. W. Finden). "Till Wake," (A. W. Finden).
	21.15	Orchestra. Suite, "The Two Pigeons," No. 1. (Messager). 1 Entree des Tziganes; 2 Scene; 3 Theme and Variations.
	21.25	Messrs Aldon and Phillip. “The Gay Gossom," (Ossman). "Niggertown," (Morley).
	21.35	Orchestra. Waltz, "Venus on Earth," (Finck). Patrol, "The Phantom Brigade," (Myddelton). Fox-Trot, "Whistling," (Manahan). March, "Juarez," (Schettino).
	21.55	Special Announcements. Good-night. God Save The King.

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	An hour of melody. Mr W.A. Crosse, pianoforte solo, “Scenes Pitroeques” (Lescant).
	14.50	A Short manuscript talk as delivered in London on, “Making Pictures by the Three-Colour process”, by Mr Andrew Spilelr.
	15.00	Mr W.A. Crosse, pianoforte solo, “Invitation a la Valse” (Weber), “Les Sylvaine” (Chaminade).
	15.10	Mr W.A. Bates will entertain.
	15.20	Mr W.A. Crosse, pianoforte solo, “Valse Impromptu” (Raff), “Valse No. 5” (Godard).
	15.30	Mr W.A. Bates will entertain.
	16.00	Women's hour. "In and out of the shops" by the Copy Cat. A recipe from Mrs. C.S. Peel's Wireless cookery book.
	16.30	Scholar's half-hour. A short talk by Miss A. Shaw on “Pets”.
	17.00	Children's hour. "Alice Through The Looking Glass," Lewis Carroll; for older children, news
	17.45	Farmers’ corner. A short talk on Poultry-keeping by Mr H. C. Pawson, of Armstrong College, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
	18.00	News broadcast from London, followed by Newcastle news and weather.
	18.15	Closedown
	19.00	Newcastle Wireless Jazz Orchestra. Fox-trot, Valse. "Through the Night”: one-step; "Robinson Crusoe's Isle”.
	19.15	Mr Norman Wright, entertainer; ”I'm Tickled to Death, I’m Single” (Gideon); "Everybody’s Grumbling,” "You are so Nice," "By Silver Moon” (valse): Madame Phyllis Howe, soprano, “Wait" (Guy d'Hardelote.)
	19.45	Short manuscript talk as delivered in London on "The Evolution of Papermaking " Mr A. T. Bromley.
	20.00	Closedown
	20.30	News broadcast from London, followed by local news and weather.
	20.45	Newcastle Wireless Jazz Orchestra. Foxtrot, “O Star of Eve”; onestep, “Wild, Wild Women”
	20.55	Mr Norman Wright, “By Desire” (Richardson); Madame Phyllis Howe, soprano, “Far Greater In His Lonely State” (Gounod), “I Love The Moon” (Rubens); Newcastle Wireless Jazz Orchestra, onestep, “Swanee Blue bird”, valse, “Three O’Clock In The Morning”; Madame
	21.40	Men's hour: "Motoring" Captain Richard Twelvetrees
	21.50	Close down. God Save The King. At the piano, Mr W.A. Crosse.
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