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	5SC Glasgow
	15.30	An hour of melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, “Le Caid," (Massanet), Selection, "Robin des Bois," (Weber). Waltz, “Golden Dream Boat," (Nicholls). Fox-Trot, “March Wind” (Ord. Hamilton). Suite, "Gipsy Pictures,'' (Ma
	16.30	Closedown
	17.00	Women’s Half-Hour: “Women's Giory," as told in London by Violet M. Methley. Mrs Gordon Stables “Old Jewellery," as told In London.
	17.30	The Children’s Corner: For Small Children "Five-Leaved Clover " (Part 1), as told in London by W. Lewis. For Older Children “Railway Talk," told in London by John Hope Fellows.
	18.00	Special weather report for farmers.
	19.00	News Bulletin and weather report.
	19.15	Orchestra. (Dance Night) Waltz, "Midnight Folly." (Brace). Fox-Trot. "Midsummer Night Blues," (Borke & Herecher).
	19.34	R. Dobie, Baritone, "Bois Epais," (Lully). "Song of the Clock”' (Burchell).
	19.44	Orchestra. Lancers, "Going Up," (Hirsch). Waltz “A Kiss in the Dark," (Herbert).
	20.00	Mr John Brown, Entertainer, "Four and Nine," (David Lee and The Two Bobs). "I'm Tickled to Death I'm Single," (Seyler Gideon).
	20.10	Orchestra. One-Step, "Oh Me, Oh Me," (G. Meyer). Waltz, "Mimi," (Gardner). Fox-Trot. “Lovin’ Sam." (Ager & Yellen).
	20.24	Mr F. E. Dobie. "The Rebel," (Wallace). "Roger's Courtship," (L. Johnstone).
	20.34	Orchestra. Highland Scottische, "Mountain Dew," (Graham). Waltz, "The Cousin from Nowhere," (Kunneke).
	20.44	Mr John Brown, Entertainer, "Foolish Questions," (Lea and Sloane). "The Rest the Day's Own," (David and Long).
	20.54	Orchestra. Valeta.
	21.00	Close Down.
	21.30	News Bulletin and weather report.
	21.45	Mr F. E. Dobie. "Credo," "Othello." (Verdi), "Widdicombe Fair.'
	21.55	Orchestra. Military Two-Step, "Riverdale," (Young). “Eightsome Reel,” (Kerr).
	22.10	Mr John Brown, Entertainer, “Over and Over Again," (Valentine and Bennett). "Hezekiah Johnson's Jubilee," Published by Francis Day & Hunter.
	22.20	Orchestra. Fox-Trot, "In Sun-Kissed Normandy," (Meyer). Waltz, "A Corner in Flanders." (Maitland and Howard).
	22.30	Special Announcements. Good-night.

	5NO Newcastle
	15.45	Miss Florence Farrar and Mr W.A.Crosse, pianoforte duet, “Mozart’s Symphony” (Jupiter); Mr W.A.Crosse, B.M., clarinet solo, “Concerto in E flat” (Weber). Mr W.A.Crosse, pianoforte solo, “Polonaise and Valse” (Chopin); Mr W.A.Crosse, B.M., calrinet solo, “
	16.45	Womens’ Hour: “Women’s Glory” as delivered in Londin by Violet M. Methley; “Old Jewellery” as delivered in London by Mrs Gordon Stables.
	17.15	Children's hour: "Five-leaved Clover," E. W. Lewis; "How the Railway Came to Kent," John Hope Fellows.
	18.00	Scholars' Half-hour: A Talk on “Games” by Mr. W. Scott.
	18.30	Boys' Life Brigade.
	18.45	Farmers' Corner.
	19.00	News and weather.
	19.20	Week's Music, Mr. Percy A. Scholes, the musical critic of the B.B.Co.(Ltd.)
	19.35	Mr. E. J. Bell, flute solo, "Norma" (Bellini); Miss Daisy Kennedy (London), violin solo, " "Siciliano and Allegro," "La Precieuse" (Couperin-Kreisler). "Melodie" (Gluck-Kreisler), "Variations on a Theme of
	21.00	Closedown
	21.30	General news bulletin and weather broadcast from London, followed by Newcastle news and local weather.
	21.45	Miss Ruby Ireland, "The wish" (Cui), "The tell-tale stars" (Tcherepnin); Miss Daisy Kennedy, violin solo, "Gondola song" (Mendelssohn), "The bee" (Schubert), Legende (Wieniawski), Mazurka Zarzyski).
	22.10	Mr. W. A. Crosse, pianoforte solo three numbers by Stephen Heller.
	22.15	Men's hour: "Motoring," Capt. Richard Twelvetrees.
	22.30	Close down. God Save the King. At the piano, Mr W.A.Corsse, B.M.
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