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	5SC Glasgow
	15.30	An hour of melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, “Cosi Fan Tutti," (Mozart). Entr'acte, “Narcissus," (Nevin). Selection, "Clovertown," (Wood). Waltz, "Thrills," (Ancliffe). Fox-Trot, "April Showers," (Silvers)
	16.30	Closedown
	17.00	Women’s Half-Hour: Gardening Chat, as told in London by Miss M. Cran, F.R.H.S. In and Out of the Shops," by the Copy Cat (London Manuscript). One Recipe from Mrs C. S. Peel's Wireless Cookery Book.
	17.30	The Children’s Corner: For Small Children "Alice Through the Looking Glass” “lt's My Own Invention," Part 3, as told in London. For Older Children " Children's News"
	18.00	Special weather report for farmers.
	19.00	News Bulletin and weather report.
	19.15	Orchestra. Overture. "Egmont” (Beethoven).
	19.25	Mr W. F. Cornelius, Dulcimerist. Selection on Scottish Airs. Selection on English Airs.
	19.35	Orchestra. Selection, “The Lady of the Rose," (Gilbert).
	19.45	Mr Neil Donaldson, Tenor. "Seigmund's Love Song" ("La Valkyrie") (Wagner). "Faery Song," (Boughton).
	19.55	Orchestra. Nocturne No. 3, "Reve d’Amour,” (Liszt).
	20.00	Mr W. F. Cornelius. Selection on Irish Airs. Waltz, "Mermaid," (Findlay).
	20.10	Orchestra. Selection, "La Traviata,” (Verdi).
	20.20	Mr Neil Donaldson. "In Summertime on Bredon,” (Peel). "Oh! Vision Entrancing," (Esmeralda).
	20.30	Orchestra. Suite, "The Nell Gwyn Dances”, (German). (1) Country Dance, (2) Pastoral Dance, (3) Jig.
	20.40	Mr W. F. Cornelius. Selection on Scottish Airs. Selection on Popular Choruses.
	20.50	A Talk to Men. "Climbing Mount Everest," as told in London by General C. G. Bruce.
	21.00	Close Down.
	21.30	News Bulletin and weather report.
	21.45	Orchestra. Movement of Symphony No. 3, Beethoven.
	21.55	Mr Neil Donaldson. "Song of the Don Cossacks," (Eric Coates). "Bonnie Leslie," (Senior).
	22.05	Orchestra. Waltz, "Love Thoughts," (Waldteufel). Entr'acte. “El Saludo," (Ancliffe). March. "Manhattan Beach." (Sousa).
	22.30	Special Announcements. Good-night. God Save The King. Announcer: Mungo M. Dewar.

	5NO Newcastle
	15.45	Miss Florence Farrar, Pianoforte Recital, “Sonata Pathetique” (Beethoven); "Berceause " (Bach); “Tranmeri" (Schumann); "Papillion" (Henriques); “Andantino” (Sibelius.)
	16.10	Wireless Talk on “Cold Storage and Ice Making," as delivered in London by Mr A.C. Davis. A.M.I.M.E.
	16.25	Miss Florence Farrar, Pianoforte Recital, “Sonata in F Major” (Beethoven).
	16.45	Women’s Hour: "Gardening Chat" by Mrs. Marion Cran, F.R.H.S. In and out of the shops, by "The Copy Cat." A Recipe from Mrs C.S. Peel's wireless cookery book.
	17.15	Children's Hour: For small children “Alice through the Looking-Glass" (It's My Own Invention), Part 3. For older children, Children’s news.
	18.00	Scholars'' Half Hour. A short talk by Mrs. J.G. Bakers on "Household Management”.
	18.45	Farmers' Corner.
	19.00	General news Bulletin Broadcast from London, followed by Newcastle News and Local Weather Forecast.
	19.20	A short talk on “Roman Remains in Provence” by Mr E. Akhnrst, Royal Grammar School.
	19.35	The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra: March (Wiesbaden Crosse)
	19.50	Mr Norman Wright, entertainer, “The Simple Life” (W. Dowling.)
	20.00	The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra: Valse “Lento Fraises des Bois" (Gamusak), "Mazurka Neigilde” (Aumay); Madame Evelyn Longstaffe, contralto, “O, Dry those Tears” (Del Riego), “Coming Home” (Willeby); the Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, selection,
	20.45	Mr Norman Wright, entertainer, “Uncle” (J. Wright), “Sal” (J. Wright)
	21.00	Closedown
	21.30	General News Bulletin broadcast from London, followed by Newcastle News and local Weather Forecast.
	21.45	Madame Evelyn Longstaffe, contralto, “The Lost Seagull” (Phipson), “Absent” (Metcalf); Miss Ida Cowey, soprano, “Rose in the Bud “ (Forster); the Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, “The boy” (Talbot)
	22.30	Close down. God Save The King. At the piano, Mr W.A. Crosse, B.M.
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