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	5SC Glasgow
	14.30	An Hour Of Melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, "Black Domino," (Auber). Intermezzo, "A Basket of Roses," (Albers). Selection, "King of Cadonia," (Jones). Fox-Trot, "Bygones," (Albert). Suite, “Pixieland Festival,
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women’s hour: “Gardening Chat " delivered In London by Mrs M. Gran, F.R.H.S. and “Out of the Shops," by the Copy Cat (London Manuscript). One Recipe from Mrs C. S. Peel's Wireless Cookery Book (London Manuscript).
	16.30	Children’s Corner: For small children, "Alice Through the Looking-Glass," told London by Lewis Carroll; "The Lion and the Unicorn," Part 2. For older children, "Children's News " (London Manuscript).
	17.00	Special weather report for farmers
	18.00	News and weather.
	18.15	Interval
	19.15	Orchestra, Overture, "O'Brien," (Stanford).
	19.25	A Short Address by Mr William Birrell, Registrar of Loughborough College, Loughborough, Leicestershire.
	19.35	The Empire Male Voice Quartet, of Kilmarnock. “Sweet and Low,” “The Land Of The Leal”.
	19.45	Orchestra, “To-night’s The Night” (Ruebens).
	19.55	Miss Jenny Weir, contralto, “The Old Countree,” (Pinsuti), “Sink, Red Sun” (Teresa De Riego).
	20.05	Orchestra, “Danses, Miniatures de Ballet” (J Ansell)
	20.15	The Empire Male Voice Quartet, of Kilmarnock. “Comrades’ Song of Hope,” (Adam), “Annie Laurie.” (Bell)
	20.30	News and weather
	20.45	Orchestra. Entr'acte, "A Hungarian Romance." (Bendix).
	20.50	Miss Jenny Weir, contralto, "A Summer Night," (G. Thomas). “Good-Bye” (Tosti)
	21.00	Orchestra. Selection. "Hamlet." (Thomas)
	21.10	The Empire Male Voice Quartet, of Kilmarnock. "Star of Summer Night," (Woodbary), “Scots Wha Hae."
	21.20	Orchestra. Rag, "Orange Blossom." (Nunez, Cawley, Lada)
	21.25	Miss Jenny Weir, contralto, "All Joy be Thine," (Sanderson). "Caller Ou," (Trad.)
	21.35	Orchestra. Intermezzo, "Marionette," (Arndt). Waltz, “L'Etoile Polaire," (Waldteufel), March. "London Scottish." (Haines).
	21.55	Special Announcements. Good-night. National Anthem.

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	The Midlothian Pipe Band: “The Pipers,” “Hills of Glenorchy.”
	14.50	Miss Florence Farrar, pianoforte solo, “Nocturne.”
	15.00	The Pipers, “Pibroch,” The Mrquis of Huntley’s Kilt is My Delight,” “Barren Rocks of Aden.”
	15.10	Mr Bates will entertain.
	15.20	Miss Florence Farrer, “Prelude.”
	16.00	Women’s Hour
	16.30	Scholars' Half Hour: A Talk on “Pets” by Miss A. Shaw
	17.00	Children's Hour. For small children, “Alice Through The Looking Glass,” by Lewis Carroll, “The Lion And The Unicorn”; for older children, news.
	17.45	Farmers' Talk: “Autumn sowing of wheat,” by Mr R.W. Wheldon, Armstrong College.
	18.00	News and Weather
	19.00	Concert: Newcastle Wireless Jazz Orchestra, “Corenlla,” Wthree O’Clock In the Morning,” “Yes, We Have No Bananas.”
	19.15	Mr Frank Charlton, entertainer, “Those Dear Lille Council Houses.”
	19.25	Orchestra, “Broadcasting,” “Allah,” “You Remind Me of my Brother.”
	19.40	Entertainer, “Voila”
	19.45	Talk on "How a Newspaper Illustration is Made"
	20.30	News and weather. Concert: Miss Phyllis How, at the piano, “The Jewel Song,” from “Faust” (Gounod) orchestra, “The Voice in my heart,” “Swanee Bluebird,”; Mr Frank Charlton, entertainer, “Proposals”; Miss Phyliss How, “The Stars” (M Phillips), “In My Gard
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