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RADIO \| 5SX Swansea \| 2BE Belfast \|
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	5SX Swansea
	14.00	S.B. from Cardiff
	15.15	London Programme relayed from Daventry.
	17.15	S.B. from London
	20.30	S.B. from Cardiff
	20.35	S.B. from London

	2BE Belfast
	11.00	Concert. The Radio Quartet: Selection, ' Mignon (Thomas, arr. Alder); Serenade (Toselli) ; Suite, ' Four Ways ' (Eric Coates). Minnie Hampton (Soprano) : Lullaby (Strauss); The Nightingale (Batten); Cuttin' Rushes (Butler) ; Bid me dis
	14.30	British Composers. Orchestra: Overture to the Cantata ' The Gitly of Christ' (E. Norman Hay) ; Rhapsody, ' A Shropshire Lad' (Butterworth).
	14.50	A Norfolk Rhapsody (R Vaughan Williams).
	15.00	A Vocal Interlude. William Magill (Tenor): She is far from the Land (Lambert); I'll sing thee songs of Araby (F. Clay) ; Go, lovely Rose (Quilter) ; At Dawning (Cadman).
	15.12	Orchestra : Suite, ' Famous Beauties ' (P. Fletcher) ; Sunshine and Shadow Sketches (Frank E. Tours) ; Movements from Suite, ' Dance Revels' (Montague Phillips).
	15.45	Organ Recital by Charles Howlett from the Classic Cinema.
	16.15	The Children's Hour
	17.00	'Summer Days,' by A. Bonnet Laird.
	17.15	S.B. from London
	18.45	Chamber Music. Doris Bates (Violin) ; Margaret Huxley (Viola); Marjorie Brown (Violoncello); May Johnson (Pianoforte). Quartet in E Flat, Op. 47 (Schumann) (Allegro ma non troppo; Scherzo and Trio; Andante Cantabile ; Finale).
	19.15	Elizabeth Cooper (Mezzo-Soprano): In the Night, My Mother she had said, Rejoicing in Spring, Song of Night, and The Petticoat (Richard Trunk).
	19.26	Quartet : Sketches Nos. 1 and 2 from Quartet, ' Watereolours' (Alec. Rowley).
	19.36	Elizabeth Cooper : Nymphs and Shepherds (Purcell) ; I blame thee not (Schumann); A Blackbird Singing, and Nocturne (Michael Head).
	19.47	Quartet: Sketches Nos. 3 and 4, from Quartet, ' Watercolours ' (Alec. Rowley).
	20.00	S.B. from London
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