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	5SC Glasgow
	15.30	An hour of melody by the Wireless Trio. Overture, “Romantique," (Snock). Intermezzo, “Gemma," (MacLean) Selection, "The Co-Optimists," (Pether). Waltz, “Sans Souci," (Blon). Suite, "Miniatures de Ballet." (Ansell), Entr’
	16.30	Closedown
	17.00	Women’s Half-Hour: "Fashion," as told in London by Miss Nora Shandon. Careers: "The Welfare Worker." as told in London by Miss E. D. Newcomb.
	17.30	The Children’s Corner: For Small Children "Five-Leaved Clover " Part 2 as told in London by E. W. Lewis. For Older Children ''Jack Hardy," Chapter 2, part 2, as told in London by Herbert Strang. Boy Scouts; and Girl Guides’ Bullet
	18.00	Special weather report for farmers.
	19.00	News Bulletin and weather report followed by the Boys’ Brigade Bulletin for Scotland.
	19.15	The Glasgow Amateur Concertina Band (conductor, R.G.M’William), 30 Performers, Overture, "Light Cavalry," (Arr. Greenwood). Irish Folk Tune, "The Londonderry Air," (M. Johnstone). March, “Collngwood." (Pettee).
	19.35	Mr Dan Jones, Tenor, "O Vision Entrancing." (G. Thomas). “The Last "Watch," (Pinsuti).
	19.45	The Week’s Music, as told in London by Mr Percy A. Scholes, Musical Critic of the British Broadcasting Company.
	19.55	Miss Catherine Duncan, Contralto, “O, My Fond Heart's Desire," (Gluck). "How Pansies Grow," (G. Torrens).
	20.05	The Glasgow Amateur Concertina Band (conductor, R.G.M’William), 30 Performers, Fantasia, "Irish Songs," (Ed. Newton). Air Vario, "Eventide." (W. Rimmer).
	20.21	Solo, "I passed by Your Window," (H. Brahe).
	20.26	Mr Dan Jones, Tenor, M'Appari Tut Amor, (Flotow), “Dolorosa," (M. Phillips).
	20.36	The Glasgow Amateur Concertina Band (conductor, R.G.M’William), 30 Performers, Fantasia, "A Darkie's Dreamland," (Thomas Bidgood). Waltz, "Silver Moonbeams," (Greenwood).
	20.52	Miss Catherine Duncan, Contralto, "Sea Thoughts," (G. Paulin). “Ever Far Away," (Charles Braun).
	21.00	Close Down.
	21.30	News Bulletin and weather report.
	21.45	The Glasgow Amateur Concertina Band (conductor, R.G.M’William), 30 Performers, Selection, Scotch Songs (Ed. Morton). March, "Washington Greys," (Graffula).
	22.00	Miss Catherine Duncan, Contralto, “The Shepherd's Song," (Elgar), "Comin' thro' the Rye," (Trad.)
	22.10	The Glasgow Amateur Concertina Band (conductor, R.G.M’William), 30 Performers, Descriptive, "Pat and M'Gregor," (E. Campbell). One-Step, “Cousin Jonathan," (S. Douglas). Waltz Song, “Romany Rose," (J. Ord Hume).
	22.30	Special Announcements. Good-night. God Save the King. Announcer Mungo M. Dewar.

	5NO Newcastle
	15.45	Reporducing piano, “Casse Noisette No 1” (Tchaikovsky); “Narcissus” (Nevin); “Bohemian Girl” (Balfe). Miss Gladys Guy, soprano, “Awake”
	16.05	Gardening hints for September, as devilvered in Lodon by Mr Raymond Parks.
	16.20	Reproducing piano, waltz, “Rainbow” (Nicholls); foxtrot, “Crooning” (Caesar).
	16.45	Women’s Hour: Fashion talk “Evening wraps” by Nora Shandon; Careers “The Welfare Worker” by Miss E. D. Newcomb.
	17.15	Children's hour: "Five leaved clover," E W. Lewis; "Jack Hardy," Herbert Strang.
	18.00	Scholars' half-hour, a short talk on "Tales from the Poets" Miss D. Neilson.
	18.30	Boy Scouts; news bulletin.
	18.45	Farmers' Corner
	19.00	News and weather
	19.20	"The New Rent Act." As delivered in London by Mr. W. E. Wilkinson.
	19.35	Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, "Double Eagle" (Wagner), "Girl on the film" (Sirmay). Spencer Steelworks Band, "Victor's return" (Rimmer),"For King and country" (Rimmer). Orchestra, "Whirled into happiness&q
	21.30	News and weather.
	21.45	Orchestra, "Irene" (Tierney). Band, "Mirella" (Rimmer), "Songs of Scotland" (Rimmer).
	22.15	Men's hour: "How to become a Chemist," R. J. Pilcbcr (secretary, Institute of Chemistry).
	22.30	Close down. God Save the King. At the piano, Mr. W.A. Crosse B.M.
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