The Television & Radio Database - Listings for Saturday, 18th August 1923

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RADIO \| 5SC Glasgow \| 5NO Newcastle \|
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	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 News Bulletin
	19.25	Orchestra, Overture in C (Mendelssohn)
	19.35	Miss Elsie Black, Contralto
	19.45	Orchestra, Suite, Four dances from "The Rebel Maid" (Phillips) 1. Jig 2. Gavotte 3. Graceful Dance 4. Villagers' Dance
	19.55	Mr John Morton, Bass
	20.05	Cornet solo, by Mr Addock, of the Wireless Orchestra, "Love Came from Fairyland" (Lincke)
	20.10	Miss Elsie Black, Contralto, "Alike at Morn and Eventide" (Beethoven), "Come, oh, My Fairest Treasure" (Gluck)
	20.20	Orchestra, selection, "Veronique" (Messager)
	20.30	Mr John Morton, "Hear, Me, Gentle Maritana" "Maritana" (Wallace), "Afterday" (Cyril Scott)
	20.40	Orchestra, entr'acte, "Phul Nana" (Cheyne)
	20.50	Miss Black, "Why Should I Sit and Sigh?" (Kennedy Fraser), "Bens of Jura" (Kennedy Fraser)
	21.00	Men's Hour
	21.10	Orchestra, Selection, "Manon" (Massanet)
	21.20	Mr John Morton, "More Love of More Disdain" (Purcell), "I'll Sail upon the Dogstar" (Purcell)
	21.30	Orchestra, Waltz, "Venus Reigen" (Gung'l), March, "Right of the Line" (Walker)
	21.45	Weather report and second news bulletin. Special announcements

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	The Funbeams Concert Part
	16.00	Scholars' half-hour
	16.30	Women's hour
	17.00	Children's hour
	18.45	Farmers' hour
	19.00	Mr W.A. Crosse's Orchestra, selection, "A musical Jig-saw" (Aston)
	19.10	Mr Philip Middlemiss (London), entertainer
	19.20	Mr W.A. Crosse's Trio, "The Londonderry Air" (Tertia); "The Donegal Air" (Coleman)
	19.30	News and weather
	19.40	Mr Robert D. Strangways, baritone; "Hindoo Song" (Bemberg)
	19.45	Book-keeping from the small tradesmen of learners' point of view, y Mr John B. Nichols, Associate Accountant, Newcastle
	20.30	Madame Evelyn Longstaffe, contralto, "The River of Years" (MArgials)
	20.35	Mr W.A. Crosse's Orchestra, selection, "The Arcadians" (Arr. Talbot)
	20.45	Mr Philip Middlemiss
	20.55	Madame Evelyn Longstaffe, "Danny Boy" (Weatherley). Mr W.A. Crosse's Trio, "Cavalleria Rusticana" (Mascagni). Mr Robert D. Strangeways, "So fair a flower" (Lohr)
	21.15	Mr Philip Middlemiss
	21.25	Mr W.A. Crosse's Orchestra, march, “Old Comrades" (Teik)
	21.35	News and weather
	21.45	Men's hour
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