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RADIO \| 5SX Swansea \| 2BE Belfast \|
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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
	18.30	S.B. from Cardiff
	18.45	S.B. from London
	21.30	Musical Interlude relayed from London
	21.35	S.B. from London

	2BE Belfast
	12.00	Light Music. The Radio Quartet : Selection ' Cavalleria Rusticana ' (Mascagni, arr. Alder); Chanson (In Love) (Friml) ; Four Characteristic Waltzes (Coleridge-Taylor). Maude Hunter (Mezzo-Soprano) : As the moon's soft splendour (Jenkins); T
	15.30	A Concert. The Radio Quartet : Selection, ' Samson and Delilah ' (Saint-Sams, err. Alder) ; Four Dances from ' The Rebel Maid' (Montague Phillips) ; Suite.' A Lover in Damascus ' (A. Woodforde-Finden).
	16.10	John Donnan (Tenor): Songs My Mother Taught Me (Dvorak); Only one word for her (R. Loughborough) ; Hinton and Dinton and Mere (J. C. Holliday); At Dawning (C. W Cadman).
	16.20	Quartet : In a Chinese Temple Garden (Ketelbey) ; Selection, ' Rose Marie ' (Friml).
	16.45	Organ Recital by Charles Howlett, relayed from the Classic Cinema.
	17.15	The Children's Hour
	18.00	London Programme relayed from Daventry
	18.15	S.B. from London
	20.00	Elizabethan Music. String Orchestra : conducted by E. Godfrey Brown : Pavan and Galliard (Orlando Gibbons).
	20.08	Madrigal Singers : Madrigals—April in my Mistress' face Thos. Morley. arr. E. H. Fellowes); Pearce did dance with PetroneUa, and Some time she would (Giles Farnaby. arr. E. H. Fellowes) ; Adieu, Sweet Amaryllis (John Wilbye, arr. K. H, Feliowes).
	20.22	Orchestra: Fantasia (William Byrd).
	20.32	Madrigal Singers : Madrigals—Young Cupid hath proclaimed (Thos. Weelkes, arr. Fellowes) ; Fair Phyllis r saw (J. Farmer, arr. Fellowes; Part Songs—Now, 0 now, I needs must part (J. Dowland, arr. Fellowes) ; Come, Phyllis, come into these bowers (Thos. For
	20.45	Orchestra : Eight Elizabethan Dance Tunes (arr. Fcllowes).
	21.00	S.B. from London (9.30 Regional News)
	21.35	Comedy and Light Opera. Orchestra, conducted by E. Oodfrey Brown. Orchestra : Selection. ' Haddon Hall' (Sullivan).
	21.45	J. H. Chambers (Baritone) and Orchestra : Dinah, de moon am shinin' (from ' The Belle of New York ') (Strombcrg) ; Live for Today (from ' The Maid of the Mountains ') (H. Fraser-Simson).
	21.54	Orchestra : Selection. ' The Blue Kitten' (Friml).
	22.05	Dorothy Camlln (Soprano) and Orchestra : A Little Maiden (from ' Gipsy Love ') (Lehat) ; The Golden Isle (from A Greek Slave ') (S. Jones).
	22.14	Orchestra: Valse, ' Trial by Jury ' (Sullivan).
	22.20	Dorothy Cantin and J. H. Chambers, with Orchestra : The Garden of Love (from ' Gipsy Love ') (Lehar) ; All is fair (from ' A Greek Slave ') (S.Jones).
	22.25	Orchestra : The Middies March (from ' The Marriage Market ') (Jacobi).
	22.30	Dance Music : Larry Brennan and his Piccadilly Revellers, relayed from the Plaza
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