The Television & Radio Database - Listings for Thursday, 19th July 1923

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RADIO \| 5SC Glasgow \| 5NO Newcastle \|
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	5SC Glasgow
	14.30	Wireless Trio
	16.00	Women’s hour
	16.30	Children's hour; Special weather report for farmers
	19.15	News and Weather
	19.25	Orchestra, overture, "Nachtlager in Granada"
	19.35	Miss Helen Frame, soprano, "Love Went A-Riding," "Starry Woods"
	19.45	Orchestra, selection, "Maritana"
	19.55	Mr Wm. Girvan, baritone, "There is a Land," "Peg Away"
	20.05	Musical criticism by Mr Percy A. Scholes
	20.10	Orchestra, suite, "As You Like It"
	20.20	Miss Helen Frame, "Down in the Forest," "I Pitch My Lonely Caravan Night"
	20.30	Orchestra, entr’acte, "A Gaelic Dream Song"
	20.35	Mr Wm. Girvan, "Droop Not, Young Lover," "Passing By"
	20.45	Orchestra, "The Naughty Princess"
	20.55	Miss Helen Frame, "Love the Moon," "Casey the Fiddler"
	21.00	Men’s hour
	21.10	Orchestra, selection, "A Princess Kensington", waltz, "Chantilly"
	21.28	Mr Wm. Girvan, "All through the Night," "Where Hath Scotland Found Her Fame"
	21.35	Orchestra, "Humoreske March," "Des Maitres Armes"
	21.45	News and Weather; special announcements

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	Impromptu concert
	15.20	Talk, "Health in Summer: What to Eat"
	16.30	Women’s hour
	17.00	Children’s hour
	17.45	Close
	18.20	Boy Scouts news bulletin
	19.00	Madame May Grant's Quintette, "Fill Up Your Glass"
	19.05	Madame May Grant, "Kissing Time"
	19.10	Quartette, "Joy of Life"
	19.15	Orchestra, selection, "Whirled Into Happiness"
	19.30	News and weather
	19.40	Madame Ethel Fowkes, soprano, "Try Again Johnnie"
	19.45	Talk on "Ice, Water, and Steam," by Mr R.E. Heppell
	20.00	Close
	20.30	Mr Adam T. Nockels, tenor, "The Only Girl Alive"
	20.35	Mr David MacFadzean, baritone, "All Down Piccadilly"
	20.40	Madame Flo Skinner, "A Paradise for Two"
	20.45	Orchestra, selection, "Lilac Time"
	20.55	Quartette, "You Swear to be Good and true"
	21.00	Madame Ethel Fowkes, "Sly Cigarette"
	21.05	Madame May Grant, with chorus, "Crimson Hussars"
	21.10	Mr W. Taylor, "Queen of My Heart"
	21.15	Madame May Grant and Mr Adam T. Nockels, duet, "Charming Weather"
	21.20	Mr Adam T. Nockels, "Yo-Ho, Little Girls, Yo-Ho"
	21.25	Mr David MacFadzean, "I’ve Got a Motto"
	21.30	Chorus, "Pleasant Dreams"
	21.35	News and weather
	21.45	Men’s hour
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