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	5SC Glasgow
	14.30	An Hour Of Melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, "Festival," (Luetner). Selection, Squire's Songs," (Baynes). Entr'acte, “Rendez-Vous," (Aletter). Fox-Trot. "Wana," (Friend). Suite, "Three Dances Henry VIII.&q
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women’s Hour: "Fashion Talk," as delivered in London Miss Nora Shandon." "All about Aluminium," as told London by Miss M. Dyer. One recipe from Mrs C. S. Peel's Wireless Cookery Book (London Manuscript).
	16.30	Children’s Corner: For Small Children, "Peter Pringle and the Insects," as told in London by W. Leslie and A. Brown. For Older Children, "Wild Flower Talks," by Mrs Albert G. Latham (London Manuscript).
	17.00	Special weather report for farmers
	18.00	News and weather.
	19.15	Orchestra. Overture in the Italian Style, (Schubert).
	19.20	Miss Glady’s Palmer, Contralto. "What's in the Air To-Day?" Eden. "When All was Young" "Faust" (Gounod).
	19.35	Mr Alfred Picton, Solo Flautist of the Wireless Orchestra. Suite for Flute (Le Tonrneux).
	19.45	Captain Eckersley will give a short talk
	19.55	Mr John Russell, Baritone. "The Lowland Sea." Ed. Branscombe. "Fair House Joy," (R. QuiIter).
	20.05	"The Week’s Music." by Percy A. Scholes, musical critic of the British Broadcasting Co., Ltd.
	20.15	Orchestra, Entr'acte. "Chanson in Love” (Friml).
	20.30	News bulletin and weather.
	20.45	Miss Glady’s Palmer, "The Clothes Heaven," (Dunnill). "Songs of Life and Death," (Coleridge Taylor).
	20.55	Mr Alfred Pictono. Berceuse and Gavotte (Joachim Anderson).
	21.07	Orchestra, Suite, "Princess Gioia” (Campbell). (1) Prelude; (21 Tas de Trois: (3) Dwarf King's Dance; (4) Grande Valse.
	21.17	Selection from "La Boheme” (Puccini).
	21.27	Mr John Russell. “The Gentle Maiden," (Somerville). "Harlequin" (Sanderson).
	21.37	Orchestra, Waltz, "Forget-Me-Not," (Walteufel). Fox-Trot, "Swinging Down the Lane," (Jones). March, "Salute the Standard" (Schubert).
	21.55	Special Announcements

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	Mr Crosse, clarinet solo, fantasia, “Trovatore,” Miss Florence Farrar, pianoforte solo, fantasia, “Rigoletto,” Miss Florence Farrar and Mr Crosse, piano duet, “Fra Diavolo,” Mr Crosse, calrinet solo, fantasia, “Coppellia,” ballet, “Le Cygne La Berceuse”.
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women’s Hour: Fashion, Miss Nora Shandon “All about Aluminium,” Miss Margaret Dyer; recipe, Mrs C.S. Peel’s Wireless Cookery Book.
	16.30	Scholars' Half-Hour. Dicken’s, Mr J. T. Todd
	17.00	Children's Hour. For small children, “Peter Pringle and the Insects,” W. Leslie, A Brown; for older children, “Gorse,” Mrs A. G. Latham
	17.45	Boy Scouts' Bulletin.
	18.00	News and weather.
	19.00	Newcastle Wireless Orchestra. “Weisbaden” (St. Croix); “Dollar Princess” selection (Lehar). Mr A Robson, cornet solo, “Un peu d’Amour” (Sileen). Mr W. A. Crosse, pianoforte solo, “Sunday Night At Glion” (Bendel). Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, “The Merry W
	19.45	A talk on "The Tides," by Mr. R. E. Heppell, Gateshead-on-Tyne.
	20.30	News and weather
	20.40	Concert: Mr A Robson, cornet solo, “My Task” (Ashford). Mr W.A. Crosse, pianoforte solo, “Gondola Festival at Vevey” (Bendel). Mr E. Hudspeth, “Only Once More” (moir). Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, “My Old-World Garden” (Ess); “pierrot’s Serenade” (Hope).
	21.35	Men's Hour. “Saving Effort at Work,” Mr Eric Farmer (Industrial Fatigue Research Board nd National Institute of Industrial Psychology).
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