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RADIO \| 5SX Swansea \| 2BE Belfast \|
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	5SX Swansea
	14.00	London Programme relayed from Daventry
	14.45	S.B. from Cardiff
	15.00	An Organ Recital
	15.45	S.B. from Cardiff
	17.00	London Programme relayed from Daventry
	17.15	S.B. from London
	17.30	S.B. from Cardiff
	17.35	S.B. from London
	18.45	S.B. from Cardiff
	20.00	S.B. from London
	20.30	S.B. from,Cardiff
	20.35	S.B. from London

	2BE Belfast
	14.30	A Religious Service
	14.45	Country Life in Foreign Lands '-VI. Life in Palestine Today,' by Mrs. Eder.
	15.00	Joy. Orchestra: A Joyous Overture (Massi-Hardman) ; Suite, ' Joyous Youth ' (Eric Coates).
	15.20	Air de Ballet, ' Joytime ' (Howgill) ; Miniature Overture, ' The Merry-Makers' (Eric Coates).
	15.35	Beatrice Allen (Soprano) : Starry Woods (M. Phillips); The Cuckoo Madrigal (arr. Chas. Wood); The Early Morning (Graham Peel) ; A Birthday (F. Cowen).
	15.47	George Simpson (Clarinet) : Andante Pastorale from Concerto in F Minor, Op. 5 (B. Crussell) ; Introduction from Rondo Caprice (W. H. Reed).
	16.00	Comedy
	16.15	The Children's Hour
	17.00	Gramophone Records
	17.15	S.B. from London
	18.45	An Ulster Programme. Florence Marks (Poems and Folk-Songs) ; Mrs. Rooney, of Belfast; James C. McCafferty (Baritone). The Ulster Amateur Flute Band : March, ' Our Director ' (Bigelow) ; Grandcourt (Blythe).
	18.55	James C. McCafferty (Baritone) : Has sorrow thy young days shaded ? Eva Toole, Trottin' to the Fair, and The Legacy (arr. Stanford).
	19.06	Florence Marks (Poems and Folk-Songs) : Song, ' Ballynure Ballad ' (Traditional) ; Poem, ' Marriage ' (' Songs from the Glens of Antrim ') (Moira O'Neill) ; Poem,' The Wee Fat Priest' (Richard Rowley) ; Song, &
	19.17	Mrs. Rooney, of Belfast.
	19.30	James C. McCafferty
	19.40	Florence Marks : Song, ' I know where I'm goin' '.(Traditional) ; Poems: The Mother and The Mother's Song (from ' Love in Ulster') (Richard Hayward); Song, ' A Good Roarin' Fire ' (Traditional); Poems : &#
	19.51	Pipe Band: Retreat March, ' Brose and Butter' : Jig, ' The Irish Washerwoman ' (Traditional).
	20.00	S.B. from London
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