The Television & Radio Database - Listings for Sunday, 16th September 1923

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	5SC Glasgow
	20.30	David C. Shirlaw, tenor. "Now is the Hour of Soft Enchantment," (Nadeshada-Thom). "Dream Tryst," (C. W. Cadman).
	20.40	The Wireless Trio: Messrs J. W. Fellows (violin), J. B. Dickson ('cello), A. Bryson (pianist). Movement of Trio No. 1 in D Minor (Schumann).
	20.50	Miss C. Gray, Contralto. "The Lord is My Light," (Allitsen). "Oh, for a Closer Walk with God," (Myles Foster).
	21.00	Address by Tan W, Thompson Elliott, Leicester.
	21.10	David C. Shirlaw. “In Native Worth," "Creation," (Haydn). "O Loss of Sight," "Samson," (Handel).
	21.20	The Wireless Trio. Movement of Trio No. 1 in D Minor. (Schumann).
	21.30	Miss Chrys C. Gray. “Gracious and Kind Art Thou, My Queen," (Brahms). “When at Morn." (Schumann).
	21.40	David C. Shirlaw. “E Lucevan le Stella." "Tosca," (Puccini). "Sometimes in My Dreams," (D'Hardelot).
	21.50	The Wireless Trio. “Chant D'Automme”, (Tschaikowsky). “Minuet” (Haydn).
	22.00	News broadcast from London, followed local news and weather.
	22.15	Miss Chrys C. Gray. “Slave Song," (Teresa del Riego). "Maiden of Morven," (Malcolm Lawson).

	5NO Newcastle
	15.00	South Shields Corporation Tramways Military Band, “Ballet Egyptian” (Luigini); Mr W. A. Crosse, piano solo, “Capriccio” (Mendelssohn), “Sonata” (Beethoven); Mr J Shepherd (Late Black Watch), piccolo solo, “Silver Bird”; South Shields Corporation Tramways
	17.00	Close down.
	20.30	Miss Tomlinson's trio, “Trio 1st and 2nd Movement” (Schumann)
	20.45	Short talk by the Rev. E. Cornibeer, St John's Church, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
	21.00	Miss Ella Tomlinson (violin solo) “Benedictus” (Mackenzie); Miss Tomlinson's trio, “Trio 3rd Movement” (Shumann); Mr A. J. Bull, 'cello solo, “Hebrew Melody” (Gernsheim); Miss Olive Tomlinson, piano solo, Ballade in G Minor (Chopin); Miss Tomlin
	22.00	News broadcast from London, followed by local news and weather. Close Down. God Save The King. At the Piano, Mr W.A. Crosse.
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