The "2LO" Octet and Hilda Searle (Soprano), Frank Taylor (Tenor), Alec Stewart (Entertainer).

"Mad Mick's Mile," by K.I. Trelawney.

Lady Cowan on "Empire Shopping Week."

"The Day's Eye," from "Nature Stories," by Joan Kennedy.

Children's News.

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Stations.
Dr. CHARLES SAROLEA , Third Travel
Talk : " Czecho-Slovakia." S.B. from Edinburgh.

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," by Mr. G. F. J. BUVING -
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An Informal Recital by KATE WINTER (Soprano).
NORMAN NOTLEY (Baritone).
DAISY KENNEDY (Solo Violin).
IRENE SCHARRER (Solo Pianoforte).

, in An Hour of Mirth and Minstreby, including a Burlesque entitled " Alice," by Percy Merriman (Music by George Wes tern), in which the Roosters make the almost hopeless endeavour to please everybody.
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ARTHUR MACKNESS (Tenor). SEPTIMUS HUNT (Baritone).
PERCY MERRIMAN (Entertainer).
WILLIAM MACK (Humorous Entertainer)
GEORGE WESTERN
(Pianist and Entertainer).
Assisted by THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA:
Conducted by DAN GODFREY , Junr.

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Mr. GORDON LOWE : " Tennis." S.B. to all Stations except Glasgow.
Local News.

Relayed from the Savoy Hotel, London.
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