| RADIO | 5SC Glasgow | 5NO Newcastle | | ||||
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| 5SC Glasgow | ||||
| 14.30 | An hour of Melody by the Wireless Orchestra | |||
| 16.00 | Women's hour | |||
| 16.30 | Children's Corner | |||
| 17.00 | Special Weather report for Farmers | |||
| 19.15 | The Boys' Brigade Bulletin for Scotland; Weather report and First News Bulletin | |||
| 19.30 | A night with Mozart (born at Halzburg, Jan 27, 19756; died at Vienne, Dec 5, 1791) | |||
| 19.40 | Mr Robert Allan, bass, "Leperello's Opening Solo" ("Notti Giorno" ((Mozart), "When a Maiden" ("Il Seraglio") (Mozart) | |||
| 19.48 | Orchestra, selection "Nozze di Figaro" (Mozart) | |||
| 20.00 | Miss Ina Ferguson, soprano, "Strike, O Strike, My Dear Masetto" ("Don Giovanni") (Mozart), "I Forget What I am" ("Nozze di Figaro") (Mozart) | |||
| 20.10 | Grand Quartet in C for violin, 'cello, flute and viola (Mozart) | |||
| 20.20 | Mr Robert Allan, bass, March by the Orchestra, "Magic Flute" (Mozart), Aria, "Sarastro's Prayer" (Mozart) | |||
| 20.27 | Orchestra, Fantasia, "Don Juan" (Arr. Tavan) | |||
| 20.37 | Miss Ina Ferguson, soprano | |||
| 20.55 | Orchestra, Minuet from "Don Giovani" (Mozart) | |||
| 21.00 | Men's hour | |||
| 21.10 | Mr Alfred Picton, Flautist of the Wireless Orchestra, Flute solo, "Andante-Favori" (Mozart) | |||
| 21.17 | Orchestra, Fifth Symphony in D (Mozart) | |||
| 21.30 | Miss Ina Ferguson, soprano, "Come, Let me Prove Thee" ("Don Giovanni") (Mozart) | |||
| 21.38 | Orchestra, Turkish March (Mozart) | |||
| 21.45 | Weather report and Second News Bulletin. Special announcements. | |||
| 5NO Newcastle | ||||
| 14.30 | Messrs. George and Yeoman Dodds, double pianoforte recital | |||
| 16.30 | Women's hour | |||
| 17.00 | Children's Hour | |||
| 17.45 | Boys' Brigade | |||
| 18.00 | Interval | |||
| 18.20 | Boys' Life Brigade | |||
| 18.30 | Interval | |||
| 19.00 | A Night with Grand Opera, “Maritana" | |||
| 19.15 | First Act | |||
| 20.00 | News and weather | |||
| 20.15 | Interval | |||
| 20.30 | Miss May Osborne, soprano, "Alas, those chimes, so sweetly stealing" | |||
| 20.35 | Mr Lambert Harvey, tenor, "Yes, let me like a soldier fall" | |||
| 20.40 | Miss May Osborne and Mr Lambert Harvey, duet, "Hither as I came" | |||
| 20.45 | Mr Robert D. Strangeways, baritone, "In happy moments day day" | |||
| 20.50 | Miss May Osborne, Messrs. Harvey and Strangeways, trio, "Turn on, old time" | |||
| 20.55 | Madame Elsie Downing, soprano, recit., "How dreary to my heart," ballad, "Scenes that are brightest" | |||
| 21.05 | Madame Elsie Downing and Miss May Osbourne, duet, "Sainted Mother" | |||
| 21.15 | Mr Lambert Harvey and Mr William Peacock, duet, "I am the King of Spain" | |||
| 21.20 | Mr Robert D. Strangeways, "The Heart by woe o'ertaken" | |||
| 21.25 | Madame Elsie Downing and Lambert Harvey and William Peacock, trio, "Remorse and dishonour" | |||
| 21.30 | News and weather | |||
| 21.45 | Men's hour, "Iron and Steel," by Sir William J. Larke (Director the National Federation of Iron and Steel Manufacturers) | |||
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