The Television & Radio Database - Listings for Friday, 10th August 1923

<< Friday, 10th August 1923 >>


RADIO \| 5SC Glasgow \| 5NO Newcastle \|
SIGN IN TO VIEW LISTINGS FOR OTHER SERVICES

	5SC Glasgow
	14.30	An hour of Melody by the Wireless Trio
	16.00	Women's Hour
	16.30	Children's Corner
	17.00	Special Weather report for Farmers
	19.15	Weather report and First News Bulletin
	19.25	Orchestra, Overture, "La Sirene" (Auber)
	19.35	Mr E.W. Gould, Bass-Baritone, "The Admiral's Broom" (F. Bevan), "Neptune" (Stanley Gordon)
	19.45	A short Address, "Hints to Amateurs on Photography,"
	19.55	Miss Margaret Robertson, Mezzo-Soprano
	20.05	Orchestra, Suite, "Woodland Sketches" (MacDowell)
	20.15	Mr E.W. Gould, "The Rebel" (Wallace), "A Deep Sea Chantey" (R. Wargrave)
	20.25	Orchestra, Entr'acte, "Salut D'Amour" (Elgar)
	20.30	Miss Margaret Robertson, Mezzo-Soprano
	20.40	Orchestra, Selection, "Damnation of Faust" (Berlioz)
	20.50	Mr E.W. Gould, "Friar of Orders Grey" (Reece), "Harlequin" (Sanderson)
	21.00	Men's Hour
	21.10	Orchestra, Fantaisie, "La Tosca" (Puccini)
	21.20	Miss Margaret Robertson, Mezzo-Soprano, "O Tuneful Voice" (Haydn), "Sea Magic" (Collinson)
	21.30	Orchestra, Waltz, "Souvenir Meditation" (Fucik), March, "Quand Madelon" (Malet)
	21.45	Weather report and second news bulletin. Special announcements

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	Mr E. Forster, cornet solo, "Lizzie Polka" (Hartmann)
	14.35	Mr W.A. Crosse, clarinet solo, "5th Air" (Close)
	14.40	Miss Florence Farrer, pianoforte solo, "Dance Espagnol"
	14.45	Mr J. Robertson, bassoon solo, fantasia, "La Favorita" (Donizetti)
	14.50	Mr J. Miller, trombone solo, "The Trombone Polka"
	14.55	Manuscript talk, "London to York on Horseback in 1923"
	15.05	Miss Florence Farrar, pianoforte solo, "Valse Fleurs" (Ketterer)
	15.10	Mr E. Forster, cornet solo, "Songs of Araby" (Clay)
	15.15	Mr J. Robertson, bassoon solo, "Le Cygne" (Saint Saens)
	15.20	Mr J. Miller, trombone solo, "Down in the deep"
	15.25	Mr W.A. Crosse, clarinet solo, "Bolero" (Reyloff)
	15.30	Interval
	16.00	Scholars' half-hour
	16.30	Women's hour
	17.00	Children's stories
	17.45	Close
	19.00	Mr W.A. Crosse's Military Band, "Rem of Scotland" (Arr. Godfrey)
	19.10	Madame Amy Hardinge, soprano, "The Bonny Banks of Loch Lomond" (Arr. Smith)
	19.15	Mr J. Wilson Beveridge, tenor, "Draw the Sword, Scotland" (Anon)
	19.20	Mr W.A. Crosse, clarinet solo, "Fantasie on Scotch Songs"
	19.30	News and weather
	19.40	Madame Evelyn Longstaffe, contralto, "Angus MacDonald" (Roekel)
	19.45	"Gardening," Mr R.E. Richardson, Newcastle
	20.00	Interval
	20.30	Mr W.A. Crosse's Military Band, "Wee MacGregor" (Amers)
	20.40	Mr Jack Cairns, baritone, "My ain folk" (Lemon)
	20.45	Madame Evelyn Longstaffe, contralto, "Within a mile o' Edinburgh town" (Hock)
	20.50	Mr W.A. Crosse's Military Band, "Kiltie's Kourship" (McKenzie)
	21.00	Mr J. Wilson Beveridge, tenor, "O! My love is like a red, red rose" (Lee)
	21.05	Mr W.A. Crosse's Military Band, "Scotland's Pride"
	21.20	Mr Jack Cairns, baritone, "Annie Laurie" (Lehmann)
	21.25	Madame Amy Hardinge, soprano, "Ye Banks and braes" (Anon)
	21.30	News and weather
	21.45	Men's house
SIGN IN TO VIEW MORE PROGRAMME DETAILS
Back to the top

<< Friday, 10th August 1923 >>