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11:30

Morning Concert

Sat 14^th Apr 1923, 11:30 on 2LO London

Mr Stanley Graham, tenor

Source: Additional Research

15:30

Mme. Lily Layling, the distinguished Australian contralto will sing to the Albert Hall

Sat 14^th Apr 1923, 15:30 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

17:30

Children's Stories

Sat 14^th Apr 1923, 17:30 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

19:00

First News bulletin and Weather Report

Sat 14^th Apr 1923, 19:00 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

19:15

Mr Alfred E. Moore, F.E.S, will talk on "Modern Views on Ancient Maladies"

Sat 14^th Apr 1923, 19:15 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

19:30

Orchestra

Sat 14^th Apr 1923, 19:30 on 2LO London

"Spirit of Pageantry" Grand March (Fletcher), "Fingal's Cave" Overture (Mendelssohn). Miss Mignon Trevor, Contralto, "Habanera" ("Carmen" Bizet). Orchestra. Quartette for piano, organ, violin and 'cello, "Extrase" (Ganne), "Copplelia" Selection (Delibes-Walton). Mr John Booth, tenor, "Don Giovani" Aria, ""O Night of Love" Romance ("Messaline" Isodore de Lara). Orchestra. "Callirhoë" Suite (Chaminade), 1. Introduction, 2. Pas Des Echarpes, 3. Danse de Callirrhoe, 4. Andante, 5. Valse. Mr W.G. May, Entertainer

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21:00

Orchestra

Sat 14^th Apr 1923, 21:00 on 2LO London

Mr Chas. Leggett, Cornet Solo, "Parted" (Tosti), Intermezzo (Granville Bantock). Miss Mignon Treves, Contralto, "All For You" (Easthope Martin). Mr W.G. May, Entertainer. Mr John Booth, Tenor, "The Late Player" (Graham Peel), "Flower Rain" (Edwin Schneider)

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21:45

Second News Bulletin and Weather Report

Sat 14^th Apr 1923, 21:45 on 2LO London

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22:00

Orchestra: Dance Music

Sat 14^th Apr 1923, 22:00 on 2LO London

Foxtrot "Blue", One-step "Oh, Bimbolo", Valse (Lazy Girl", Foxtrot "Zenda", Foxtrot "You Tell 'em, Ivories"

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2LO London

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While most of the data in the BBC’s Programme Index is drawn from Radio Times and BBC programmes pages, a minority of listings have been compiled using the BBC’s own historical documents and early BBC listings printed in contemporary newspapers.