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	5SC Glasgow
	14.30	An Hour Of Melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, “Ilka," (Doppler); Selection, "After the Girl," (Ruebens); Waltz, “Pickaninny Blues," (Klickman); Suite, "La Source," (Delibes). Fox-Trot, “Zampa Bay" (Gideon); Entr'
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women’s Hour. Collecting Old China "Porcelain," as told in London by Mrs. Gordon Stables. Toilet Hints for the Holidays, as told in London by a Woman Chemist. One Recipe from Mrs. C. S. Peel's Wireless Cookery Book (London Manuscript).
	16.30	Children’s Corner. For Small Children - "Topsy Turvy," delivered in London. For Older Children - "Railway Talk - Engine Boy to Engine Driver.” delivered in London John Hope Fellows.
	17.00	Special weather report for farmers
	18.00	News bulletin and weather.
	19.15	Orchestra. Overture, “L’Oasis” (Corbin)
	19.25	Mr. Thomas Butcher, Baritone. "The Pretty Creature," (Lane Wilson), “Rolling Down to Rio," (German).
	19.35	A Short address by Mr. Wm. Birrell, Registrar of Loughborough College, Loughborough, Leicestershire, "Modern Method of Training an Engineer."
	19.45	The Barrington Male Voice Quartet. Humorous, "Alexander," (A. H. Brewer), "Men of Harlech," (Trad.).
	19.55	Orchestra. Selection from “Coppelia”, (Delibes).
	20.05	Mr. Thomas Butcher. “O, Let the Solid Ground," "Go Not, Happy Day," (both Somerville).
	20.15	Orchestra. Suite, “Three Irish Pictures," (Ansell). (1) Allegro Moderato, (2) Andante con Moto, (3) Allegro non Troppo.
	20.30	News and weather.
	20.45	The Barrington Male Voice Quartet. Humorous, "They Kissed," (C. B. Hawley). “The Old Brigade," (O. Barri).
	20.55	Orchestra. Waltz, "Jolly Brothers," (Vollstedt). Entr'acte. "Passpied," (Delibes).
	21.05	Mr Thomas Butcher. "O. Mistress Mine," (R Quilter). "The Bonnie Earl o' Moray," (Trad.)
	21.15	Orchestra. Selection, "The Pearl Girl," (Felix & Talbot).
	21.25	The Barrington Male Voice Quartet. "Twilight," (Dudley Buck). " Haul Away," (Joseph Parry).
	21.35	“Serenade Lyrique” (Elgar); Fox-trot. "Wana," (Cliff Friend); March "Washington Post” (Sousa).
	21.55	Special Announcements

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	Miss Forsyte's Students' Orchestra, conducted by Miss Miss Isabel Forsyth, L.R.A.M. – Gavotte, “Softly Unawares”; “Two Norwegian Dances” (Grieg); selection “Lily of Killarney” (Benedict); Valse, (Myrrs).
	15.00	A Short Manuscript Talk. "Seen on the Screen." by Mr G A . Atkinson. , B.B.C. film critic.
	15.10	Miss Forsyth's Students' Orchestra. A Valse (Donasaugem), B Minnet, C Keltic Lament, D Movement from “Faust Ballet” (Gounod).
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women's Hour. "Collecting Old China - Porcelain" as delivered in London by Mrs Gordon Stables; "Toilet Hints for the Holiday” by a Woman Chemist: One Recipe from Mrs C.S. Peel's Wireless Cookery Book.
	16.30	Scholars' half hour: A short talk , by Miss Lawton.
	17.00	Children’s Hour: "Engine-Boy to Engine-Driver," as delivered in London, by John Hope Fellows.
	17.45	Boys' Life Brigade (transmission.)
	18.00	Simultaneous transmission of First Official news Bulletin from London, followed by Local News and weather report.
	18.15	Closedown
	19.00	Spenser Steelworks Band. A Handel’s “Largo” (arr. Hume) B Prelude ( Rachmaninoff); Mr Jaye Kaye (burlesque comedian), "Buying a House”. Spencer Steelworks Band A "Down the Mississippi" (Trimmer), B "Bohemian Girl" (Balfe): Miss Id
	19.45	Week's Music, by Mr Percy A. Scholes, musical critic to the B.B.C.
	20.00	Close down.
	20.30	Simultaneous transmission of Second Official News Bulletin from London , followed by Local News and Weather Forecast.
	20.45	Mr Jaye Kaye (burlesque comedian), "The Salvage Man": Miss Ida Cowey, soprano, “Infelice” (Mendelssohn); Spencer Steelworks Band, "Joan of Arc" (H. Round)
	21.20	Mr Jaye Kaye (burlesque comedian), "A Few Impressions.”
	21.30	Men's Hour. "Motoring” as delivered in London, by Capt . Richard Twelvetrees.
	21.45	Close down. "God Save the King." At the piano, Mr W.A. Crosse, B.M.
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