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5SX Swansea | ||||
13.15 | S.B. from Cardiff | |||
15.00 | London Programme relayed from Daventry | |||
17.15 | S.B. from Cardiff | |||
18.00 | London Programme relayed from Daventry | |||
18.15 | S.B. from London | |||
19.45 | A Concert | |||
21.00 | S.B. from London | |||
21.30 | Musical Interlude relayed from London | |||
21.35 | S.B. from London | |||
2BE Belfast | ||||
12.00 | Gramophone Records | |||
16.00 | Light Music. The Radio Quartet: Selection, 'Carmen' (Bizet, arr. De Groot) ; Pas des Fleurs | |||
16.24 | John Vine (Tenor) : Full Moon (M. Woolmer) ; Minnelied and Sunday (Brahms) ; The robin sings in the apple tree (MacDowell). | |||
16.36 | Quartet : Three Irish Pictures (Ansell) ; Selection. A Little Dutch Girl ' (Kalman). | |||
17.00 | 'Irish New Year Customs,' by Ruddick Miller. | |||
17.15 | The Children's Hour | |||
18.00 | Organ Recital | |||
18.15 | S.B. from London | |||
18.30 | Royal Horticultural Society's Bulletin. | |||
18.40 | S.B. from London | |||
19.45 | Pastels. Orchestra : Suite, ' Chelsea China' (M. Besly) : Curtain ; Minuet ; Pastorale ; Piper ; Soldiers. | |||
19.55 | Muriel Childe (Contralto) | |||
20.05 | Hilda Johnston (Reader) : Frolic (A. K.) ; Silver and Nod (Walter de la Mare) ; The Plough (a Landscape in Berkshire) (Richard Henry Horne). | |||
20.10 | Claude de Ville (Pianoforte) : Wedding Cake Caprice Op. 76, for Pianoforte and Strings (Saint-Saƫns). | |||
20.25 | Muriel Childe : Suite for Voice and Orchestra, ' The Miller's Green ' (A. H. Brewer); The Maid of Kent; A Widow Bird ; As we Dance Around ; My Sweet Sweeting ; Here we conic a-piping. | |||
20.40 | Hilda Johnston : A Twilight in Middle March (Francis Ledwidge); The Elfin Artist (Alfred Noyes). | |||
20.45 | Orchestra : By the Tarn (E. Goossens) ; Idylle and Scherzo-Valse from Suite ' Pastorale ') (Chabrier). | |||
21.00 | S.B. from London | |||
21.35 | Variety. May Jones (Impressions). P. J. McCaffrey's Mouth Organ Five. Mason and Leary (American Songs and Duets at the Piano). Jack Chambers (Baritone). Walter Todd (Entertainer). Variety Band, conducted by Harold Lowe. | |||
22.30 | Dance Music: Larry Urennin and his Piccadilly Reveile | |||
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