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	5SC Glasgow
	15.30	An hour of melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, "Romantique," (Kela-Bela). Selection, “The Rainbow," (Gershwin). Intermezzo, "Perium de Rose," (Tellier). Suite, “Three Dances” (Scott). Fox-Trot, "Starlight Bay," (Donal
	16.30	Closedown
	17.00	Women’s Half-Hour: A Short Talk by Mr R. R. Jeffrey on “Confidence for Women." "Fashion," as told London by Miss Nora Shandon. Careers: "The Woman Optician," as told in London by Miss Emily L. B. Forster. One Recipe from Mrs C. S.
	17.30	Children’s Corner. For Small Children "Lazy Jack," from English Fairy Tales, as told in London by Miss Flora Annie Steel. For Older Children "Jack Hardy," Part 2, as told in London by Herbert Stransr.
	18.00	Special weather report for farmers.
	19.00	News Bulletin and weather report.
	19.15	Orchestra. Overture. "Undank," (Storch).
	19.25	Miss Carmen Hill, Soprano. "Go Not, Happy Day," (Bridge). “A Memory," (Goring Thomas),
	19.35	Orchestra. Selection, "The Happy Day," (Jones and Ruebens)
	19.45	Mr James T. Stoddart, Tenor. "Just You," (Burleigh). "Night." (Foster).
	19.55	Orchestra. Selection, “Le Boutique Fantasque." (Rossini)
	20.05	Miss Carmen Hill, Soprano. "The Heart's Fancies," (Goring Thomas). The Bonnie Curl," (M. V. White).
	20.15	Orchestra. Suite. "Iseyl” (Pierne). (1) Entree du Roi. (2)Entree Princesses. (3) Introduction et Lameto. (4) Serenade a Iseyl.
	20.30	Mr James T. Stoddart, Tenor. "A Farewell," (Liddle). "Passing By," (Purcell).
	20.40	Orchestra. Selection, "Lucia Lamrnermoor." (Donizetti)
	20.50	Miss Carmen Hill, Soprano. Two Old Irish Songs, “The Loser's Curse." and "I Know Where I’m Going," (Arr. Herbert Hughes).
	21.00	Close Down.
	21.30	News Bulletin and weather report.
	21.45	Mr James T. Stoddart, Tenor. "Bonnie Mary Hay” (Trad.) “Smile Again, My Bonnie Lass." (Trad.)
	21.55	Orchestra. Entr'acte, “Finnish Lullaby," (Palmgren). Waltz, "Special Edition,” (Translateur).
	22.05	“The Week’s Music” as told London Percy A. Scholes, musical critic of the B.B.C.
	22.17	Orchestra. Intermezzo. "Vivienne." (Finck), March. "Viscount Nelson." (Zehil)
	22.30	Special Announcements. Good-night. God Save The King. Announcer: Mungo M. Dewar.

	5NO Newcastle
	15.45	The reproducing piano, “Polonaise” (Chopin), “Romances” (Grunfeld”; Madame Ethel Fowkes, sporano, “Tired Hands” (Sanderson), “The Cresent Moon” (Sanderson).
	16.05	“The British Empire,” as delivered in London by Mr Ben H. Morgan, F.R.S.S., F.R.C.I., Chairman of the British Empire Producers’ Organisation; The reproducting piano, “Faust” (Waitzer-Liszt), “Etude” (Chopin); Madame Ethel Fowkes, soprano, “A Thousdand Nig
	16.45	Women’s Hour: Fashion by Miss Nora Shandon. Careers "The Woman Optician," by Miss Emily L.B. Forster. A recipe from Mrs C.S. Peel's wireless cookery book.
	17.15	Children's hour - for small children: "Lazy Jack," from English Fairy Tales, Flora Annie Steel. For older children: "Jack Hardy". Herbert Strang.
	18.00	Scholars' half-hour: "Tales from the Poets." Miss D. Neilson.
	18.30	Boy Scouts' News.
	18.45	Farmers' corner.
	19.00	News and weather.
	19.20	"The Planet Mars." Dr. W. H. Steavenson (director of the Mars Section of the British Astronomical Association).
	19.35	Mr. W. A, Crosse's String Orchestra: Entr'acte. "Pizzicato" (Taylor). "Serenata Celebre" (Toselli). "Danse Ancienne' (Wareing). Mr. W. Babbs. violin solo. "Reverie" (Vieuxtemps). String Orchestra, "St
	21.30	News and weather.
	21.45	String Orchestra, "Three Miniatures" (F. Bridge). Mr. Van Hee, 'cello solo, Andante " (Golterman). String Orchestra, "Paco Agitato'' (Benoit). "Serenude a Lucietta" (Benoit).
	22.15	Men's hour: "The Importance of Psychology in Industry," Prof. E. L. Collis (Professor of Preventive Medicine, University College of S. Wales and Monmouthshire).
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