The Television & Radio Database - Listings for Tuesday, 19th February 1929

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RADIO \| 5SX Swansea \| 2BE Belfast \|
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	5SX Swansea
	14.30	London Programme relayed from Daventry
	17.15	S.B. from Cardiff
	18.00	London Programme relayed from Daventry
	18.15	S.B. from London
	19.00	A Welsh Interlude
	19.25	S.B. from Sheffield
	19.45	S.B. from Cardiff
	21.00	S.B. from London
	21.35	Musical Interlude relayed from London
	21.40	S.B. from London

	2BE Belfast
	14.30	London Programme relayed from Daventry
	16.30	Dance Music. Ernie Mason and his Grand Central Band, relayed from the Grand Central Hotel.
	17.00	Pianoforte Recital by Claude de Ville. Nocturne in B Major, Valse in G Flat, Mazurka In F Minor, Polonaise in A Major (Chopin).
	17.15	Children's Hour
	18.00	London Programme relayed from Daventry
	18.15	S.B. from London
	19.00	Major J. D. M. McCallum, R.M.—II, ''Badminton.'
	19.15	S.B. from London
	19.25	Professor W. E. 8. Turner : ' Glass in Modern Civilization—V, Breakable and Unbreakable Glass.' S.B. from Sheffield.
	19.45	Dublin Visitors. Orchestra: Allegro con brio from Symphony on Irish Airs, Op. 50 (Esposito). Irish Suite (F. W. Wadely).
	20.08	Ida Starkey O'Reilly (Violoncello) : Aria (Bach, arr. Slatter); Minuet (Gluck); Ave Verum (Mozart); Bourree (Handel).
	20.18	A. J. O'Farrell (Baritone): 'Twas in the lovely month of May, From out my tears are springing, t gaze into thy tender eyes, and I blame thee not (Schumann) ; I love but thee (Grieg).
	20.30	Orchestra: The Mountain Sprite, from ' Two Irish Tone Sketches ' (O'Donnell).
	20.35	Ida Starkey O'Reilly : Chant du Menestral (Glazounov); Orientale (Cesar Cul); Mazurka (Popper).
	20.45	A. J. O'Farrell: If I can live (T. W. Stephenson) ; The Little Ships (R.. Loughborough); The Great Adventure (P. Fletcher).
	20.55	Orchestra: At the Pattern, from ' Two Irish Tone Sketches ' (O'Donnell).
	21.00	S.B. from London
	21.40	Old Tivoli Nights. Ivan Firth, Phyllis Scott, Fred Masters, Thornley Dodge, Ann Merlyn, Peter Wyatt, A. S. Loxton. The Braniffs. Orchestra conducted by Harold Lowe.
	22.40	S.B. from London
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