The Television & Radio Database - Listings for Thursday, 26th 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; Boy Scouts' and Girl Guides' bulletins
	17.00	Weather report for farmers
	17.05	Close
	19.15	News and weather
	19.25	Orchestra, overture, "Der Freischutz"
	19.35	Mr W.A. Peacock, tenor, "on with the Motley," "Nameless Lassie"
	19.45	Orchestra, selection, "Robin hood"
	19.55	Miss Beatrice Eveline, solo 'cello, air, "Villanelle," "Rondo"
	20.10	"The Week's Music," by Mr Percy A. Scholes, musical critc
	20.15	Orchestra, "Schlummerlied"
	20.20	Mr W.A. Peacock, "Inter Nos," "Oh Mother Mine"
	20.30	Orchestra, entr'acte, Demoiselle Chic
	20.38	Miss Beatrice Eveline, colo 'cello, "Andantino," "Allegro Spiritoso"
	20.53	Mr W.A. Peacock, "Yes, Let Me Like a Soldier," "Afton Water"
	21.00	Men's Hour
	21.10	Orchestra, suite, "The Garden of Allah"
	21.20	Waltz, "Girls of Vienna"
	21.28	Selection, "Sally"
	21.38	March, "Pageant"
	21.45	News and weather; special announcements

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	Mr W.A. Bates will entertain
	14.40	Some more nature questions answered, by E. Kay Robinson
	14.50	Orchestra; expression of words in song, by various composers
	16.30	Women's hour
	17.00	Children’s hour
	17.45	Close
	18.20	Boy Scouts' news
	18.30	Close
	19.00	Orchestra, selection, "The Happy Day"
	19.10	Madame May Grant's party, "Hark Forward"
	19.15	Madame Flo Skinner, soprano, "Somewhere Waiting will End"
	19.20	Madame May Grant and Mr Adam T. Nockles, duet, "Better Late than Never"
	19.25	Party, "Water Fetes"
	19.30	News and weather
	19.40	Mr Adam T. Nockles, "A Dance for Jack"
	19.45	Talk on "The Rainbow"
	20.40	Madame Ethel Fowkes, "When the Pigs Begin to Fly"
	20.45	Madame May Grant, "Singing Girl"
	20.50	Orchestra, selection, "The Maid of the Mountains"
	21.00	Mr David MacFadzean, baritone, "Because I were Shy"
	21.05	Party, "Day Born of Love"
	21.10	Madame Ethel Fowkes, "Charming Chon Kina"
	21.15	Mr David MacFadzean, "The Ould Side Car"
	21.20	Madame Flo Skinner, "Love will Find a Way"
	21.25	Party, "Happy Japan"
	21.30	News and weather
	21.45	Men’s hour
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