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	5SC Glasgow
	14.30	An hour of melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, “Raymond," (Thomas). Selection, “Noces de Jeanette," (Masse). Intermezzo, "Minuettino," (Byford). Suite, "Children's Suite," (Ansell). Fox-Trot, “Billet Doux” (Yvain). Wa
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women’s Hour: "The Japanese Wedding Ceremony," as delivered in London by Mr Pollard Crowther. "Talk about Precious Stones," told in London Miss Leslie Keene.
	16.30	Children’s Corner. For Small Children—" Alice through the Looking Glass," as told in London by Lewis Carroll; "The Lion and the Unicorn." Part 3. For Older Children—Nature Story, “Dandelion and Clover," told in London by A. Kirkha
	17.00	Special weather report for farmers.
	18.00	News Bulletin and weather report.
	18.15	Closedown
	19.15	The Boys’ Brigade bulletin for Scotland. Classical Night of the Wireless Orchestra (Wagner). Orchestra. Overture. Rienzi." Wagner.
	19.25	Miss Hilda Besznak, Soprano. “Arise, 0 Sun," (Maude Day), “Roadways" (H. Lohr).
	19.35	Orchestra. Selection, "The Flying Dutchman" (Arr. Godfrey).
	19.47	Mr Walter C. Campbell, Baritone. "Full Fathom Five." (Martin Shaw). “The Golden Vanitie," (Arr. Monk Gould).
	19.57	Orchestra. Fantaisie, "Lohengrin." (Arr. Tavan).
	20.10	Miss Hilda Besznak, Soprano. "Jeunesie," (K. Barry). "Sincerity." (Emilie Clarke).
	20.20	Orchestra. Chorus of the Flower Maidens from "Parcifal" (Arr. by Montn)
	20.30	News Bulletin and weather report.
	20.45	Mr Walter C. Campbell, Baritone. "Sound the Pibroch," (arr. by Moffatt). " Vittoria, Vittoria” (Carissmi).
	20.55	Orchestra. Selection. "Tannhauser." (arr. Tavan).
	21.12	Miss Hilda Besznak, Soprano. "I Love the Moon," (Paul A. Rubens). “Break O'Day," (Sanderson).
	21.22	Orchestra. “Traume,” (Wagner). "Dance of the Apprentices," from "Die Meistersingers" (Wagner).
	21.30	Mr Walter C. Campbell, Baritone. “Johnnie Cope," (arr. by Moffatt). “Come, Let's be Merry," (arr. Lane Wilson).
	21.40	Orchestra. "Preslied” from "Die Meistersingers," (Wagner). "Grand March" from "Tannhauser" (Wagner).
	21.55	Special Announcements. Good-night. God Save The King.

	5NO Newcastle
	14.30	The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra. March, “Marshal French” (Sarasate); selection, “Merrie England” (German); Entr’acte, “Evensong” (Martin); Entr’acte, “Love’s Dream” (Power)
	15.05	Short manuscript talk on “Mexico” by Mr W.E. Powell-Jones.
	15.15	The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra. Selection, “La Gran Via” (Valverde); Valse, “Kunster Leiben”.
	15.30	Closedown
	16.00	Women's Hour. "The Japanese Wedding Ceremony," by Mr Pollard Crowther. A talk about "Precious Stones" by Miss Leslie Keene.
	16.30	Scholar’s Half Hour: Mr Miller, “Children’s Essays”.
	17.00	Children's hour: For small children, "Alice Through the Looking Glass," Lewis Carroll; for older children, Dandelion and Clover," Mr. A. Kirkham Hamilton.
	17.45	Farmers’ Corner: “Autumn feeding of Live Stock,” Mr R.W. Wheldon, of Armstrong College.
	18.00	News and Weather
	18.15	Closedown
	19.00	The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra: March, “Unter den Linden” (Crosse). Miss Beatrice Paramor, soprano, “Vissi D’Arte” (Puccini). The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, “Serenade Harlequin” (Geehl)
	19.55	Presidential Address of Sir Ernest Rutherford at annual meeting of British Association Liverpool, subject, "The Electrical Structure of Matter."
	20.45	News and weather.
	21.00	The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra. Overture, “Norma” (Bellini). Miss Beatrice Paramor, soprano, “Mimi’s Song” from “La Boheme” (Puccini), “Caro Nome” from “Rigoletto” (Verdi). The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, selection of Hadyn-Wood’s songs. Miss Beatrice
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