Programme Index

Discover 11,128,835 listings and 279,820 playable programmes from the BBC

11:30

Morning Concert. Miss Mabel Ritchie, mezzo-soprano

Wed 6^th Jun 1923, 11:30 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

18:00

Children's stories, children's songs; Miss Marta Cunningham

Wed 6^th Jun 1923, 18:00 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

19:00

News and weather report

Wed 6^th Jun 1923, 19:00 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

19:15

Capt. G.H. Malins, O.B.E., on "The forthcoming flight round the world"

Wed 6^th Jun 1923, 19:15 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

20:00

Orchestra

Wed 6^th Jun 1923, 20:00 on 2LO London

March, "Lorraine" (Ganne); Miss Carmen Dale, soprano: Recit. and Air de Lia, "L'Enfant prodigue" (Debussy). "Sigh no more, ladies" (Aitken); Orchestra: Nautical Overture "Britannia" (Mackenzie); Mr Charles Wreford, entertainer; Orchestra: Selection, "Cavalleria Rusticana" (Mascagni); Mr Frank Starke, bass, "Hybrias the Cretan" (J.W. Elliot); "Sergeant of the line" (W.H. Squire)

Source: Additional Research

21:00

"My Impressions of the Derby," by Mr Edgar Wallace; Orchestra: Petite Suite (Tchaikowsy); Miss Carmen Dale, soprano, "She wandered down the mountain aide" (Clay) (with orchestra), "See where my love a-maying goes" (Lidgey); Orchestra: Valse, "Dolores" (Waldteufel); Mr Charles Wreford, entertainer

Wed 6^th Jun 1923, 21:00 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

22:00

News and weather report; Men's Talk, "More about the best fishing in Europe," by Major Christie; Orchestra: "Ballad memories" (Arr. Baynes); Mr Frank Starke, bass, "Thy sentinel am I" (M. Watson), "The Watchman" (W.H. Squire); Orchestra: Suite, "Merchant of Venice" (Rosse); Prelude I, Intermezzo, "Portia", Oriental March, Prelude II, Doge's March

Wed 6^th Jun 1923, 22:00 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

2LO London

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is drawn from Radio Times and BBC programmes pages, a minority of listings have been compiled using the BBC’s own historical documents and early BBC listings printed in contemporary newspapers.