Helena Millais (Entertainer), The Wireless Quartet
Feminine Topics
(to 17.00)
(to 18.00)
(to 18.55)
S.B. from London.
G. A. Atkinson
S.B. from London.
Local News
S.B. from Glasgow.
(Historical Incidents written and arranged by Winifred M. Manners, B.A.).
S.B. to Glasgow.
Scene I - 570 A.D.
The Crook of the Don at Balgownie.
St. Machar Plants the First Christian Chapel at Aberdeen.
Scene II - 1319 A.D.
At the Market Cross.
Robert Bruce Grants a Charter to the City.
Scene III - 1411 A.D.
The West Port of the City.
Return of the Aberdeen men after the Battle of Harlow.
Scene IV - 1644 A.D.
The Council Room.
Montrose Summons the City to Surrender.
Scene V - 1745 A.D.
The Town Cross in the Castlegate.
The Provost is Forced to Proclaim the Pretender.
Scene VI - 1924 A.D.
The Studio
Lord Provost Meff speaks about present-day Aberdeen.
Incidental Music by The Grandholm Choir
Conductor, Alex. Leitch
The Wireless Orchestra
Conductor, Nancy Lee
Pipe Band
Managing Director of the British Broadcasting Company, relayed from London.
Asst. Controller for Scotland (B.B.C.).
S.B. from London.
Lord Balfour
S.B. from Edinburgh.
Local News
Part Song Recital.
