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RADIO \| 5SX Swansea \| 2BE Belfast \|
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	5SX Swansea
	12.00	S.B. from Cardiff
	15.10	London Programme relayed from Daventry
	17.15	S.B. from Cardiff
	18.15	S.B. from London
	18.40	S.B. from Cardiff
	18.45	S.B. from London
	19.00	S.B. from Cardiff
	19.15	S.B. from London
	21.30	West Regional News
	21.35	S.B. from London

	2BE Belfast
	15.30	Light Music. The Radio Quartet: Suite, 'The Two Pigeons' (Messager) ; Three Dances (' Tom Jones ') (German) ; Selection, ' Oh, Kay.' (Gershwin).
	16.00	R. M. Kent (Tenor When I awake (Ellen Wright): Clorinda (Orlando Morgan) ; Shepherds Gay (Sanderson); When first we met (Nieholls) Charming Chloe (German).
	16.12	The Radio Quartet : Shrine In the Woods (Howard Carr) ; Suite, ' Summer Days (E. Coates); The n Frock (Howard Carr).
	16.33	Albert Fitzgerald (Violin) : Romanza Andaluza (Sarasate) ; Hejre, Kati (Hubay).
	16.45	Organ Music played by George Newell, relayed from the Classic Cinema.
	17.15	The Children's Hour
	18.00	Gramophone Records
	18.15	S.B. from London
	18.40	Sports Bulletin.
	18.45	S.B. from London
	19.00	Mr. E. Godfrey Brown : ' Next Week's Music.'
	19.15	The Royal Horticultural Society's Weekly Bulletin.
	19.25	Musical Interlude
	19.30	Sax Appeal.' George Harlcy. Jean Barker. E. W. Sibbald Treacy's Dance Band.
	20.30	S.B. from London
	21.00	'The Second News.' Weather Forecast; Second General News Bulletin and Sports Bulletin.
	21.15	S.B. from London
	21.30	Regional News and Sports Bulletin.
	21.35	'Melodies that Never Fade.' ' Tho Sea.' The Radio Quartet: Life on the Ocean Waves.
	21.40	Herbert Thorpe (Tenor): Tom Bowling (Dibden) ; The Bay of Biscay (Davy) ; Nancy Lee (Stephen Adams).
	21.50	Historieand Patriotic.' Quartet: The British Grenadiers.
	21.54	Chorus : Yankee Doodle ; The Groves of Blarney (Milliken, 1799) ; Bonnie Dundee and I'll hang my harp on a willow tree (Trad.).
	22.05	Scottish and Irish.' Quartet: The Campbells are coming.
	22.08	Nina Smith (Soprano): Ye Banks and Braes o' Bonnie Doon and Robin Adair (Trad.).
	22.12	Romance.' Mark Hemingway (Cornet): Love's old sweet song (Just a song at Twilight) (Molloy). Herbert Thorpe: Sally m our Alley, Mary of Argyle, and The Bloom is on the Rye (Trad.).
	22.26	Home.' Chorus: Part Song, 'Sweet and Low (Barnby). Nina Smith and Chorus: Home, sweet Home (Bishop).
	22.35	S.B. from London
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