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RADIO \| 5SX Swansea \| 2BE Belfast \|
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	5SX Swansea
	12.15	S.B. from Cardiff
	15.00	S.B. from Cardiff
	16.15	The Children's Hour
	16.30	S.B. from Cardiff
	17.00	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	Gramophone Records
	15.00	Royal Composers. The Orchestra : Festival Overture(Frederick the Great).
	15.10	Symphony No. 5 in F Minor, Op. 34 (Prince Henry XXIV of Reuss).
	15.30	March (Prince Henry of Prussia).
	15.35	Rondo in B Major. Op. 9, for Pianoforte and Orchestra (Prince Louis Ferdinand) (Soloist, Clifton Helliwell).
	15.45	Movements from Concerto No. 1 in G, for Flute and Orchestra (Frederick the Great) (Soloist, Harry Dyson); Melody for String Orchestra (Prince Henry of Prussia).
	16.00	Vocal Interlude by Kathleen Daunt (Soprano): In the Silent Night and Spring Waters (Rachmaninov); Serenade (Brahms); A Page's Road Song (Ivor Novcllo) ; The Laughing Brook (Rasbach).
	16.15	The Children's Hour
	17.00	Organ Recital by George Newell from the Classic Cinema.
	17.15	S.B. from London
	17.30	Royal Horticultural Society's Bulletin.
	17.40	S.B. from London
	18.45	A Military Band Concert. The Station Military Band, conducted by Mr. George Dean (late Bandmaster, 1st Norfolk Regiment) : Hungarian March, ' Rakoczy ' (Berlioz, arr. Kappey); Spanish Ballet Music (Desormes, arr. MorelH).
	19.00	R. M. Kent (Tenor): By the Yang-Tse-Kiang (H. Baynton Power); Marna (Herbert Oliver) ; The Veteran's Song (Stephen Adams).
	19.12	Band : Overture, ' Marinarella' (Fucik, arr. Winter-bottom) ; Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 2 (Liszt, arr. Seidel).
	19.31	R. M Kent: On the March (Herbert Ohver); Old Irish Air ' Nelly, my Love, and Me' (arr. R. Olden); and yet I love her till I die (Parry); Dreams (A. Strelezki); Here in the quiet hills (G Came).
	19.45	Band : Selection, Reminiscences of Tchaikovsky ' (arr. D. Godfrey).
	20.00	S.B. from London
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