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	5SC Glasgow
	15.30	An hour of melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, "Poet and Peasant," (Suppe). One-Step, “Down in Chinatown," (Meyer). Selection, "See-See," (Jones). Waltz, "Wiener Luft," (Vollstedt). Suite, "Scenes of Childhood,&q
	16.30	Closedown
	17.00	Women’s Half-Hour: “Poultry Talk," as told in London by Chanticleer. "In and Out the Shops,” as told in London by the Copy Cat.
	17.30	The Children’s Corner: For Small Children "Alice through the Looking Glass" (Conclusion). For Older Children "Children's News" (London Manuscript).
	18.00	Special weather report for farmers.
	19.00	News Bulletin and weather report followed by the Boys’ Brigade Bulletin for Scotland.
	19.15	Orchestra. An All-Scotch Night. March, “The London Scottish,” (Haine).
	19.25	Miss Flora Blythman, Contralto, "The Bonnie Briar Bush," (Trad.), "Last May Braw Wooer," (Trad.)
	19.35	Trio for Two Violins and Piano. "The Thistle Scotland," a Fantasie on Gaelic Airs arranged by Moffat, by Messrs J. F. Fellowes, leader of the Wireless Orchestra; Keith Inglis, violin; and Andrew Bryson, pianist.
	19.45	Mr Alexander Mollison, Baritone, "Jessie's Dream," (Grace Campbell), "I Love a Lassie," (Harry Lauder). (Accompaniste, Miss Jess Cormack).
	19.55	Orchestra. Fantasia, "From the Highlands," (Otto Langley).
	20.07	Miss Flora Blythman, Contralto, “My Ain Folk," (Laura Lemon). "Angus Macdonald." (J. Roeckel.)
	20.17	‘Cello solo, Mr J. B. Dickson, of the Wireless Orchestra, Scotch Airs.
	20.24	Piano solo, A. Bryson, of the Wireless Orchestra. Fairy Dance (by request) Arr. by M'Millan.
	20.30	Mr Alexander Mollison, Baritone. “Stop Yer Tickling, Jock." (Harry Lauder). "The Saftest o' the Family." (Harry Lauder).
	20.40	Flute solo, Mr A. Picton, of the Wireless Orchestra. “Duanag Mara" (To the Isle of Sky) (Guy Magrath), “The Cockle Gathrer," (N. M’Leod and Kennedy Fraser).
	20.50	Orchestra. Quadrilles, “Harry Lauder” (by request), (Karl Kaps).
	21.00	Close Down.
	21.30	News Bulletin and weather report.
	21.45	Miss Flora Blythman, Contralto, "Gala Water," (Trad.), "Annie Laurie," (Trad.)
	21.55	Cornet solo, William Maddoc, of the Wireless Orchestra. “On the Banks of Allan Water.” Hartmann.
	22.05	Mr Alexander Mollison, Baritone. "She's Ma Daisy," (Harry Lauder). "Early in the Morning." (Harry Lauder).
	22.10	Clarinet solo, G. Green, of the Wireless Orchestra. “Auld Robin Gray” and “Charlie is Darling." (Hartmann).
	22.20	Orchestra. Overture, "A Nicht wi’ Burns” (Volti)
	22.30	Special Announcements. Good-night. God Save the King. Announcer Mungo M. Dewar
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