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	5SC Glasgow
	15.30	An hour of melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, " Zampa," Herold. Fox-Trot, Japanese Moon," Huntley. Selection, La Boheme," ... Puccini! Entr'acte, " Little Yvette," Wood! Suite, " Enfantine," Lardelli! Inter
	16.30	Closedown
	17.00	Women’s Half-Hour: “Authors' and Printers' Errors”, as told in London by Capt. Hugh G. S. Tuite, of the Meiklejohn Institute. Impressionsof the Week (London Manscript). One Recipe from Mrs C. S. Peel's Wireless Cookery Book (London Manuscri
	17.30	The Children’s Corner: For Small Children "Ronnie and the Kangaroo," Part 4, from Stead's Books for the Bairns (London Manuscript). Wildflower Talks, No. 8, "St John's Wort and Vetches" (London Manuscript).
	18.00	Special weather report for farmers.
	19.00	News Bulletin and weather report.
	19.15	S.C.W.S. Prize Brass Band (Conductor, Mr Ed. Sutton). Overture, "The Bohemian Girl," (Balfe).
	19.25	Miss Purvis, soprano, "Venetian Song,” (Tosti), “Rose in the Bud," (Forster).
	19.35	S.C.W.S. Prize Brass Band (Conductor, Mr Ed. Sutton). National Selection, “Sons of Britannia," (Rimmer). Euphonium Solo, "The Bell Ringer." (Wallace). Soloist, Mr James Dickson. Selection, "Les Huguenots," (Meyerbeer).
	20.17	Mr Lewis Cowie, Baritone. " The Windmill, " Nelson. " Never Say Die," (Vaughan).
	20.27	S.C.W.S. Prize Brass Band (Conductor, Mr Ed. Sutton). Hymn, "Abide with Me."
	20.33	Cornet Solo, "The Star of the North," Greenwood. Soloist, Mr William Crozier.
	20.38	March, "King's Bodyguard," (Hume).
	20.45	Miss Purvis, soprano, "Idle Words," (Stephen Adams). "A Little Love, a Little Kiss," (Lao Silesu).
	21.00	Close Down.
	21.30	News Bulletin and weather report.
	21.45	Mr Lewis Cowie, Baritone. "The Red Star the Romany," (Sanderson). "You o' along with Me," (Sanderson).
	21.55	S.C.W.S. Prize Brass Band (Conductor, Mr Ed. Sutton). Waltz, "Rays of Sunshine," (Hawkins). Selection. "Classic Gems," March. "Washington Greys," (Graffula).
	22.30	Special Announcements. Good-night. God Save The King. Announcer: Mungo M. Dewar.

	5NO Newcastle
	15.45	Mr Sidney Jackson, Violin solo, "Ballade" (Golterman); Miss Muriel Robins, ‘Cello solo, “Romance” (Squire); Mr W. A. Crosse, B.M., Clarinet solo, Concerto No. 1 (Baermann); Mr Sidney Jackson, Violin solo, “Nocturne” (Golterman), Miss Muriel Robi
	16.45	Womens Hour: “Authors and Printers' Errors" by Capt. Hugh G.S. Tuite of the Meiklejohn Institute. Impressions of the week. A receipe from Mrs C.S. Peel's wireless cookery book.
	17.15	Children's hour: "Wildflowers, St. John's Wort and Vetches".
	18.00	Scholars' Half-hour: Mr A. Anderson. "Stories from English Literature."
	18.45	Farmers' Corner.
	19.00	News and weather.
	19.20	"Gardening." Mr Richardson. Gateshead-on-Tyne.
	19.35	Miss Forsyth's Students' Orchestra: "Faust" (Gounod). Miss Olive Zalva, elocutionist: "After the accident" (Bret Harte), "My little girl." Miss I. Forsyth's Students' Orchestra: "Vision d'Amour&q
	20.15	Mr. W. A. Bates, entertainer. Miss I. Students' Orchestra: Fantasia on Hermann Lohr's Songs. Miss Olive Zalva, elocutionist: Two musical monologues, "Wouldn't you like to know;" (Wallace). "Obsession." Mr. Alfred Seabrid
	21.30	News and weather.
	21.45	Miss I. Forsvth's Students' Orchestra: "Egyptian Ballet Suite" (Luigini).
	21.55	Mr. W. A. Bates.
	22.05	Mr. Alfred Seabridge: Violin solo, "Romance" (Svendsen).
	22.30	Close down. God Save The King. At the piano, Mr W.A. Crosse, B.M.
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