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	5SC Glasgow
	14.30	An Hour Of Melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, “Semiramade,” (Rossini); waltz, “Moonlight on the Rhine,” (Vollstedt); selection, “Charles VI.,” (Halarey); fox-trot, “You never really cared,” (Kleiin); suite, “Flower suite,” (Benyon); entr’acte, “A La G
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women’s hour: “Water Colour Landscapes for Beginners,” as delivered in London by C.E.Dawson. Current topis by Miss Musgrave Watson; recipe from Mrs C.S.Peel’s Wireless Cookery Book.
	16.30	Children’s Corner: For Small Children, "Ronnie and the Kangaroo," Part 2 from Stead’s Books for the Bairns (London Manuscript). For older children, adventure tale, “The Carpenter” (London Manuscript).
	17.00	Special weather report for farmers
	18.00	News and weather.
	18.15	Interval
	20.45	Orchestra. “concert Overture No. 2” (Kalliwoda)
	20.55	Waltz, “Tendresse,” (Waldteufel).
	21.02	Prelude in G Minor (Rachmaninoff)
	21.10	Books of the Week: As told in London by John Strachey, Literary Critic of the B.B.C.
	21.20	Orchestra. Selection, “Lucia de Lammermoor,” (Donnizetti)
	21.30	Suite, “Summer Days,” (Eric Coates)
	21.45	News bulletin and weather report Special Announcements. Good-night. National Anthem.

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	The reproducing piano, “Mignon Fantasie” (Thomas); “Etude” (Chopin); Mr J Miller, trombone solo, “Drinking”; Mr E. Forster, cornet solo, “Songs of Araby.”
	14.50	A Short manuscript talk on “Thunderstorms” by C.J.P. Cave
	15.05	Mr Kelly, saxaphone solo, “Dry Those Tears”; Mr J Miller, Trombono solo, “Trombone Polka”; Mr E. Forster, cornet solo, “Sing Me to Sleep”; the Reproducing piano, “Vamping Rose,” foxtrot (Violinsky and Shuster); “Vienese Valse” (Epstein).
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women’s hour: “Water Colour Landscapes for Beginners,” as delivered in London by C.E.Dawson. Current topis by Miss Musgrave Watson; recipe from Mrs C.S.Peel’s Wireless Cookery Book.
	16.30	Scholars’ Half Hour: A Short talk on “North-country History”,” by Mr J Finnerty
	17.00	Children's hour.
	18.00	News and weather.
	19.00	South Shields Cadet Bn. Boys' Military Band, "Trooping of Colour." Miss Evelyn Norton, contralto, (a) "Vale" (K. Russell), (b) "The Silver Ring" (Chaminade). South Shields Cadet Bn. Boys' Military Band, "A Hunt
	19.45	Short talk on gardening by Mr. R. R. Richardson, Gateshead-on-Tyne.
	20.30	News bulletin and weather.
	20.40	South Shields Cadet Bn. Boys' Military Band. "Cinderella Bridal Procession."
	20.50	Miss Evelyn Norton, contralto, (a) "Still as the night" (Bohm), (b), "Oh, thank me not" (Mallinson). South Shields Cadet Bn. Boys' Military Band. "The Cabaret Girl," Selection. Mr. F. Kemp Jordon, baritone, (a) "Lo
	21.50	Close down. God Save The King. At the Piano, Mr W.A. Crosse, M.B.
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