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	5SC Glasgow
	12.00	Concert
	15.30	An hour of melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, "La Dame Blanche,” (Boieldieu). Entr'acte, “Partana." (Russner). Selection, "The Messenger Boy," (Caryll and Monckton). Fox-Trot, “Sun Flower,” (Eysoldt). Suite, “La Maison D'
	16.30	Closedown
	17.00	Women’s Half-Hour:
	17.30	The Children’s Corner:
	18.00	Special weather report for farmers.
	19.00	News Bulletin and weather report.
	19.15	Orchestra. Overture. "Roumanian Festival,” (Keler Bela).
	19.25	Mr Frank Phillip, Baritone. Air from “Samson," "Honour and Arms," (Handel). "The Call” (Oliver).
	19.35	Orchestra. Selection, “La Reine La Saba,” (Gounod).
	19.45	Miss Daisy Kennedy, Violiniste. "”Siciliano and Allegro,” (Anon). "La Precieuse," (Couperin-Kreisler). "Melodie." (Gluck-Kreisler). "Variations on a Theme Corelli" (Tartini-Kreisler).
	20.05	Mr Frank Phillip, Baritone. "Birds in the High Hall Garden," (Somervell). "O Let the Solid Ground," (Somervell).
	20.15	Orchestra. Suite. "At the Play," (York Bowen). 1 Overture. 2 Entr'acte. 3 Finale.
	20.25	Miss Daisy Kennedy, Violiniste. "Spanish Serenade,” (Chaminade-Kreisler), “The Bee," (Schubert). "Gondola Song," (Mendelssohn). “Legende," (Wieniawski). "Mazurka." (Zarzycki).
	20.50	Orhcestra, Selection, "The Orchid," (Caryll & Monckton).
	21.00	Close Down.
	21.30	News Bulletin and weather report.
	21.45	Orchestra. Entr'acte, "A La Gavotte," (E. Coates). Selection. "The Grand Duchess," (Offenbach).
	22.00	Mr Frank Phillip, Baritone. “The Devil's Act," (Trad.) "Duncan Gray," (Trad.)
	22.10	Orchestra. Fantasy, “In a Chinese Temple Garden," (Ketelby). March, "Gladiator's Farewell." (Blankenburg).
	22.30	Special Announcements. Good-night. God Save The King. Announcer: Mungo M. Dewar.

	5NO Newcastle
	15.45	Reproducing piano, “Casse Noisette Suite” (Nos. 1 and 2), as played by d’Albert (Tchaikovsky); Miss Natalle Crerar, soprano, “If I can Live” Stephenson.
	16.05	“Swimming” as delivered in London by Mr Harold Fern, C.C., Chairman of the Physical Training Sub-Committee of the Hertfordshire County Education Committee.
	16.20	Reproducing piano, “Rainbow Waltz”, as played by Dark (Nicholls); “Crooning foxtrot” as played by Johnson (Caesar); Miss Natalie Crerar, soprano, “The Carnival” (Malloy); Reproducing piano, selection, “Bohemian Girl” as played by Franklyn (Balle); “Finlan
	16.45	Women’s Hour: Ariel’s Society Gossip; Mrs. C.S. Peel’s Kitchen Conversation.
	17.15	Children's hour: For small children, "Alice Through the Looking Glass," Lewis Carroll. For older children: "Jack Hardy," Herbert Strang.
	18.00	Scholar's half-hour: "The stories of the Nations" (Mr. A. W. Dakers).
	18.30	Boys' Brigade news bulletin.
	18.45	Farmers' corner.
	19.00	News and weather broadcast from London, followed by Newcastle News and Weather Report.
	19.20	A short talk on "Explosives." Mr. E. J. Williams, Royal Grammar School. Newcastle-on-Tyne
	19.35	Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, "Fraternal Greetings" (Crosse), "The Count of Luxemburg" (Lehar).
	19.50	Mr. W. A. Bates and Mr. Will Knowles, entertainers.
	20.00	The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, entr’actes, "Romance" (Power), Barcarolle (Kussner).
	20.15	Messrs. W. A. Bates and Will Knowles, will entertain.
	20.25	The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, "A Little Dutch Girl" (Kalman), "Magic" (Drigo).
	20.40	Messrs. W. A. Bates and Will Knowles.
	20.50	The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, "Gypsy" (Le Thiere).
	21.30	News and weather broadcast from London, followed by Newcastle News and Weather Report.
	21.45	Mr. Lee-Dixon's Company: "As You Like it" —Rosalind, Miss Olive Zalva; Celia, Miss Margaret Pillar; Duke Frederick Mr. R. Lee-Dixon. "King Richard II."— King, Mr. R. Lee-Dixon; Queen, Miss Olive Zalva.
	22.05	The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, "Sybil" (Jacobi).
	22.30	Close down. God Save The King. At the piano, Mr W.A. Crosse, B.M.
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