Programme Index

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11:30

Morning Concert. Madame Vena Woollcombe, soprano

Wed 18^th Jul 1923, 11:30 on 2LO London

Source: Additional Research

17:30

Women's hour

Wed 18^th Jul 1923, 17:30 on 2LO London

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18:00

Children's Stories

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

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18:45

Mr Edward Salmon, "Topical Empire Chat"

Wed 18^th Jul 1923, 18:45 on 2LO London

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19:00

News and weather

Wed 18^th Jul 1923, 19:00 on 2LO London

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19:15

"Seen on the Screen" by Mr G.A. Atkinson

Wed 18^th Jul 1923, 19:15 on 2LO London

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20:00

Orchestra

Wed 18^th Jul 1923, 20:00 on 2LO London

"Homage March", from the suite "Sigurd Jorsallar"; Miss Doris Lemon, soprano, "Ballatella" ("Pagliacci"), "Musetta's Song" ("Boheme"); Mr George Pryce, entertainer; orchestra, lyric suite; Mr John Pauer, solo pianoforte, "Papillon's Norwegian Bridal Procession"; Mr C. Legett, solo cornet, "Hail, Star of Heaven"

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21:00

Professor Arthur J. Ireland, "Episodes in the history of England," "Downfall of Druidism"

Wed 18^th Jul 1923, 21:00 on 2LO London

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21:15

Orchestra

Wed 18^th Jul 1923, 21:15 on 2LO London

Mr John Pauer, solo pianoforte, "Concerto in A minor"; Miss Doris Lemon, aria, "Figaro," "Carnival Time"

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22:00

News and weather; Men's talk

Wed 18^th Jul 1923, 22:00 on 2LO London

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22:25

Orchestra, two symphonic dances; Mr George Pryce, entertainer, "Norwegian Dances, Nos. 2 and 1"

Wed 18^th Jul 1923, 22:25 on 2LO London

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00:30

Close

Thu 19^th Jul 1923, 00:30 on 2LO London

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is drawn from Radio Times and BBC programmes pages, a minority of listings have been compiled using the BBC’s own historical documents and early BBC listings printed in contemporary newspapers.