The Television & Radio Database - Listings for Tuesday, 7th August 1923

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RADIO \| 5SC Glasgow \| 5NO Newcastle \|
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	5SC Glasgow
	10.30	Mr Leonard Ashdowne, baritone
	14.30	An hour of Melody the Wireless Trio
	16.00	Women's Hour
	16.30	Women's hour
	17.00	Children's stories
	18.00	News and weather
	18.15	Philips A. Inman (Secretary Superintendent of the Charing Cross Hospital)
	19.00	Band of H.M. Irish Guards
	19.15	Weather report and First News Bulletin
	19.25	Orchestra, Overture, "The Eagle's Nest" (E. Iseman)
	19.33	Miss Jean Whitehead, Mezzo-Soprano
	19.43	The Glasgow Amateur Concertina Band
	20.00	Sir John Russell
	20.01	Miss Jean Whitehead, Mezzo-Soprano
	20.10	Orchestra, Selection, "Polly" (Austin)
	20.20	The Glasgow Amateur Concertina Band
	20.40	Miss Jean Whitehead, Mezzo-Soprano
	20.50	Orchestra, Suite, "Three Dale Dances" (Wood)
	21.00	News and weather; Men's talk: Motoring by Capt. Ricahrd Twelvetrees
	21.10	The Glasgow Amateur Concertina Band
	21.25	Band of H.M. Irish Guards
	21.35	Orchestra, Waltz, "Luna" (Lincke), March, "The Children of the Regiment" (Fucik)
	21.45	Weather report and Second News Bulletin. Special announcements

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	Mr Sid Pugh's Quartette, "In this hour of softened splendour" (Pinsuti)
	14.35	Miss Kathleen Hutton, soprano, "Waltz Song" from "Tom Jones" (German)
	14.40	Mr Will Jones, baritone, "Maire my girl" (Aitken)
	14.45	"Health in Summer - what to wear," written by Mr Grant Ramsay
	14.55	Mr Sid Pugh's Trio, "O Memory" (Leslie)
	15.00	Miss Isobel Summers, contralto, "The Enchantress" (Hatton)
	15.10	Miss Kathleen Hutton, soprano, "It is only a tiny garden" (Wood)
	15.15	Mr Will Jones, "Clo's Props"
	15.20	Miss Isabel Summers, "My ships" (Barratt)
	15.25	Mr Sid Pugh's Quartette, "A Farewell" (Coleman)
	15.30	Interval
	15.50	Mr Sid Pugh, tenor, "For you alone" (Geehl)
	16.00	Scholars half hour
	16.30	Women's hour
	17.00	Children’s hour
	17.45	Boys' Life Brigade
	19.00	Mr W.A. Crosse, pianoforte recital, "Capriccio Brilliante," "Spring Song," "Bee's Wedding," "Gondellied," "Folksong" (All Mendelssohn); "Wedding Day" (Grieg)
	19.30	News and weather
	19.40	Mr J. Nattrass, tenor, "My Dreams" (Tosti)
	19.45	"Week's Music," Percy A. Scholes, Musical Critic to the British Broadcasting Company (Ltd)
	20.00	Interval
	20.30	Mr W.A. Bates
	20.40	North Seaton Workmen's Brass Band, Grande Fantasia, "United Kingdon" (Rimmer), contest march, "Belmont" (Allen)
	20.55	Miss Ida Cowey, soprano, "Bells of Gold" (K. Ray), "I Think" (Guy d'Hardelot)
	21.15	North Seaton Workmen's Brass Band, suite, "Violets and Pansies" (Percorini)
	21.30	News and weather
	21.40	Mr J. Nattrass, "The Thrush at Eve" (Cadman)
	21.45	Men's hour
	21.50	Mr W.A. Bates
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