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	5SC Glasgow
	20.30	Mr Leggat Paisley, Baritone. "Invictus," (Bruno Huhn). “Son of Mine," (Wallace).
	20.40	Mr Isaac Losowsky, Violinist. "Liebesfreud," (Kreisler). “Minuet," (Poropora-Kreisler). "Scherzo," "Tarantelle," (Wieniawski).
	20.52	Miss Elise Hamilton, Contralto. “Ave Maria," (Bach-Gounod). "Far Greater His Lowly State” “La Reine de Saba," (Gounod).
	21.00	Address by Rev. Ernest Warr, Hillhead Parish Church, Glasgow.
	21.10	Mr Leggat Paisley, Baritone. "It is Enough," “Elijah" (Mendelssohn). "Even Bravest Heart," "Faust," (Gounod).
	21.20	Mr Isaac Losowsky, Violinist. “Hebrew Melody and Dance," (Zimbalist). “Zugeunerweisen," (Sarasate).
	21.30	Miss Elise Hamilton, Contralto. “A Swiss Girl's Lament," “Legend," (Tchaikovsky).
	21.40	Mr Isaac Losowsky, Violinist. "La Capricieuse," (Elgar). “Humoresque," (Dvorak). "Serenade,” (Drdla).
	21.50	Duet: Mr L. Paisley and Miss E- Hamilton. "Nedda and Sylvia," "Pagliacci," (Leoncavallo).
	22.00	News Bulletin and weather report.
	22.15	Duet: Mr L. Paisley and Miss E. Hamilton. "O wert thou the Cauld Blast," (Trad.) "Calm, Silent Night," (Goetz).
	22.30	Special Announcements. Good-night. God Save The King. Announcer: Mungo M. Dewar.

	5NO Newcastle
	15.00	Mr Harold Jenning’s Trio, “Trio” (Reissiger); Mr J. Jennings, Pianoforte Solo, “Rondo Capricciosa” (Mendelssohn); Mr Harold Jennings, ’Cello Solo, “Spanish Dance” (Poper); Mr Hugh Jennings, Violin Solo, “Salterella” (Papini); Misses E. Hall, L Scott, and
	17.00	Close down.
	20.30	South Shields Cadet Boy's Military Band “A Military Church Parade” (Hume); Hymn, “Abide With Me”
	20.45	A short talk, by Canon Newsom, the Cathedral, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
	21.00	South Shields Cadet Boys’ Military Band “Hallelujah - Chorus“ (Handel); “Two little French Dances” (Bombie); Mr Lambert Harvey, lyric tenor, “I Seek for Thee in Every Flower" (Ganz); South Shields Cadet Boys’ Military Band , Spanish serenade, “La Pal
	22.00	General News Bulletin broadcast from London, followed by Newcastle news and local weather report.
	22.10	Close down. At the Piano—Mr W. A. Crosse. B.M.
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