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	5SC Glasgow
	14.30	An hour of melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, " Mirella," (Gounod). Selection, "Mr Popple," (Ruebens). Fox-Trot, "Why Dear" (Cohen). Suite, " Two Parisian Sketches," (Fletcher). intermezzo, "Veronica"
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women's hour. Poultry Talk, by Chanticleer. "In and out the Shops," The Copy Cat." One recipe from Mrs C. S. Peel's Wireless Cookery Book.
	16.30	Children's hour. For small children "Alice Through the Looking Glass", Lewis Carroll. For older children —Children's News.
	17.00	Special weather for farmers.
	18.00	News bulletin and weather from London.
	19.15	Orchestra, overture, "Return from Abroad"; Mr Dave Thomson, baritone, in his latest song successes, with orchestral accompaniment, "The Smile of Molly Maloney," "Shores of Minnetonka"; selection, "Genevieve De Brabant&qu
	20.30	News bulletin and weather from London
	20.45	Orchestra, suite. "Four Trifles," Nymph, Puck, Heather Bloom, Elf; Miss Isa Anderson, "The Enchantress," "Still as the Night"; Mr Dave Thomson, waltz song. "The Angelus," "Yes, we have no bananas"; Orchest
	21.55	Special announcements. Close down.

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	The reproducing piano. Foxtrot "Dancing Time" (Kern); foxtrot, "If Winter comes" (Gideon)
	14.40	Mr E. Forster, cornet solo. "If I might come to you"
	14.50	Reproducing piano. "Poet and peasant" (Suppe)
	15.00	Madame Evelyn Longstaffe, contralto. "The Bonnie Bush O'Broom" (Hewitt), "The Joy Bird" (Barnes).
	15.10	Mr E. Forster, cornet solo. "In an old fashioned Town" (Sanderson).
	15.20	The Reproducing piano. "Stumbling" (Confrery)
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women's hour. "Poultry," Chanticleer; "In and out of the shops," by the Copy Cat; Recipe, Mrs C.S. Peel's wireless cookery book.
	16.30	Scholars' half-hour.
	17.00	Children's hour. For small children "Alice Through The Looking Glass" Lewis Carroll; Older children, Children's News.
	18.00	News bulletin from London.
	18.15	Close down.
	19.00	Mr W. A. Crosse's orchestra. "Under the Double Eagle" (Wagner); "Mecca" (Hougill),
	19.10	Bell ringers will play selections on the hand bells.
	19.20	Mr Crosse's orchestra. "The Island King" (Garstin)
	19.30	Mr Crosse's orchestra. Valse "Jungheuen Tanze" (Gung'l); "Cantilena" (Baynes)
	19.40	Mr A. Robson, cornet solo. "Home of Rest" (Nichol)
	19.45	Short talk on "Book-keeping", Mr John B. Nichols.
	20.00	Close down.
	20.30	News bulletin from London.
	20.45	Mr Fred Wilde, baritone. "King Hilarity" (Johnson); "The Tideless Sea" (Bowen).
	20.55	Bell ringers.
	21.05	Mr Crosse's orchestra. "The Little Dutch Girl" (Hirsch)
	21.20	Mr A. Robson, cornet solo. "Somewhere a voice is calling"
	21.25	Mr Fred Wilde, baritone: "The last flagon" (Newton).
	21.45	Close down.
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