Programme Index

Discover 11,128,835 listings and 278,120 playable programmes from the BBC

11:30

Morning Concert: Vera GRiffiths, contralto

Thu 17^th May 1923, 11:30 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

17:00

Women's talk

Thu 17^th May 1923, 17:00 on 2LO London

Madame Edith Baird on Dancing; Mrs H.A.L. Fisher: "I always leave that to my husband"

Source: Additional Research

17:30

Children's Stories: A Bush Tale, by Ella Fitzgerald

Thu 17^th May 1923, 17:30 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

18:40

Mr John Walsh, of the London Scout Council, will talk to the Scout Cubs

Thu 17^th May 1923, 18:40 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

18:45

Boy Scouts and Girl Guides' news

Thu 17^th May 1923, 18:45 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

19:00

News and weather report

Thu 17^th May 1923, 19:00 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

19:30

Act I of "The Valkyrie" (Wagner), as played at Covent Garden Opera House by the British National Opera Company

Thu 17^th May 1923, 19:30 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

20:30

Sir Frank W. Dyson, F.R.S., L.L.D., the Astronomer-Royal, on Astronomy

Thu 17^th May 1923, 20:30 on 2LO London

orchestra, selection, "The Arcadians" (Monckton); Miss Nora Delmarr, soprano: "Good bye" Tosti), "Before you came" (Lane Wilson), "Mary of Argyle"; orchestra: Valse, "Toledo" (Schmeling); Mr Fred Baker, entertainer; Sir Neville A. Pearson, Bart., on "The fresh Air Fund"; orchestra, "Serenade d'Amour" (Blon)

Source: Additional Research

21:45

News and weather report

Thu 17^th May 1923, 21:45 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

21:55

Men's Talk: "Cricket", by Mr F.B. Wilson

Thu 17^th May 1923, 21:55 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

22:05

Act III of "The Valkyrie" (Wagner) as played by the British National Opera Company

Thu 17^th May 1923, 22:05 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

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About this data

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is drawn from Radio Times and BBC programmes pages, a minority of listings have been compiled using the BBC’s own historical documents and early BBC listings printed in contemporary newspapers.