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	5SC Glasgow
	15.30	An hour of melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, "Antoine and Cleopatre,” (Zerco). Waltz. "Strand Idyll," (Fetras). Selection, "Pre Aux Clercs,” (Herold). One-Step, "Chili Bean," (Von Tizler). Suite, “Woodland Pictures,"
	16.30	Closedown
	17.00	Women’s Half-Hour: "Hockey Talk," as told in London by H. E. Haslem. “After the Holidays," as told in London by a Woman Chemist.
	17.30	The Children’s Corner: For Small Children "Alice through the Looking Glass." “Queen Alice." part 2. as told in London. For older children "Orion," as told in London by Kirkham Hamilton.
	18.00	Special weather report for farmers.
	19.00	News Bulletin and weather report followed by the Boys’ Brigade Bulletin for Scotland.
	19.25	Orchestra. (Schubert Night) Overture. "Rosamunde." (Schubert).
	19.35	A short address. "When the Day Shortens." P. Malcolm, M.A., F.E.I.S.
	19.45	Miss Kathleen Garscadden, soprano, “Death and the Maiden," (Schubert). “Wiegenlied," (Schubert.).
	19.55	The Wireless Trio. Messrs J. F. Fellowes Violin: J. B. Dickson, 'Cello; Bryson, Pianist. “First Movement Schubert Trio," Opus 99
	20.05	Mr John Ireland Robertson, Bass-baritone, “Whither." (Schubert). "The Slumber Song." (Schubert).
	20.15	Orchestra. Ave Marie (Schubert).
	20.20	Miss Kathleen Garscadden, soprano, “Heiden-Roslein” (Schubert), "Hark, Hark, the Lark." (Schubert).
	20.30	Orchestra. “Rosamnnde Ballet Music," (Schubert).
	20.40	Mr John Ireland Robertson, Bass-baritone, “Omnipotence," (Schubert). “Faith in Spring," (Schubert).
	20.50	Orchestra. Cornet Solo, "Andante," (Schubert). Soloist, Mr Wm. Maddock, of the Wireless Orchestra. Flute Solo, “Serenade." (Schubert). Soloist, Mr A. Picton, the Wireless Orcheetra.
	21.00	Close Down.
	21.30	News Bulletin and weather report.
	21.45	Miss Kathleen Garscadden, soprano, "Ave Maria," (Schubert). "Who is Sylvia?" (Schubert).
	21.55	Orchestra. Movement from the unfinished Symphony in B Minor (Schubert).
	22.15	Mr John Ireland Robertson, Bass-baritone, "My Lone Abode," (Schubert). "Alinde," (Schubert).
	22.23	Orchestra. March Militaire Schubert.
	22.30	Special Announcements. Good-night.

	5NO Newcastle
	15.45	Miss Florence Farrar, pianoforte solo, “Perpetuem Mobile” (Watson); Revues a Moi (Reissiegr); Master J. Leo M.Keown (Boy Barritone), “The Curlew” (Gould); Miss Florence Farrar, pianoforte solo, “Romance” (Schyralski); Madame K. Green, soprano, “ The Littl
	16.45	Women’s hour. Hockey talk (No.1) by Mr H.E. Halsam, English International. “Toilet hints for autumn days” by a woman chemist.
	17.15	Childrens’ Hour. "Alice through the 'Looking Glass," (Lewis Carroll). For older children “Orion” by Kirkham-Hamilton.
	18.00	Scholar’s Half Hour. A short talk on “Nature Studies” by Mrs E.B. Bramwell.
	18.30	Closedown
	18.45	Farmers’ Corner.
	19.00	General news bulletin broadcast from London, followed by Newcastle news and local weather forescast.
	19.20	“About serial stories” as delivered in London by Mark Allerton; Mr Dan Jones, London, tenor, “Mountain Lovers” (Squire), “Ah! Moon of My Delight” (Lehmann); the Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, March, “Wiesbaden” (st. Croix), selection, “Bubbly” (Brahms); Ma
	21.00	Closedown
	21.30	General news bulletin broadcast from London, followed by Newcastle news and local weather forescast.
	21.45	The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, “In a Monastery Garden” (Ketelby); Mr Dan Jones, tenor, “My Dreams” (Tostil); the Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, selection, “Tannhauser” (Wagner); Madame Elsie Downing, sporano, “Elsa’s Dream” (Lohengrin) (Wagner); the New
	22.25	Men’s Hour; “Electrical Engineering Industry,” as delivered in London by Mr Hugo Hirst, Chairman, General Electric Co. (Ltd.)
	22.30	Close down. “God save the King”. At the paino, Mr W.A.Crosse, B.M.
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