17:00Women’s Hour2ZY Manchester Tue 18th Sep 1923, 17:00 on 2ZY Manchester Source: Additional Research
17:25Farmers’ Weather Report2ZY Manchester Tue 18th Sep 1923, 17:25 on 2ZY Manchester Source: Additional Research
17:30Children's hour: For small children, "Fairy Dustman"; for older children, "How the Railway came to Kent," John Hope Fellows. 2ZY Manchester Tue 18th Sep 1923, 17:30 on 2ZY Manchester Source: Additional Research
18:15Oxford Picture House Orchestra. 2ZY Manchester Tue 18th Sep 1923, 18:15 on 2ZY Manchester Source: Additional Research
18:45Mr. S. Bidder, of the Bidder Steeplejack Company: "Steeplejacks and their Work." 2ZY Manchester Tue 18th Sep 1923, 18:45 on 2ZY Manchester Source: Additional Research
19:00News and weather. 2ZY Manchester Tue 18th Sep 1923, 19:00 on 2ZY Manchester Source: Additional Research
19:452ZY Orchestra: "Overture," "The marriage of Figaro" (Mozart), "Le Coq d'Or" (Rimsky-Korsakov). Carmen Hill, soprano: "Voi che Sapete" from "The marriage of Figaro" (Mozart). "The flower song" from "Faust" (Gounod). 2ZY Orchestra: "Cairo" (Fletcher), "Spanish rhapsody" (Chabrier). 2ZY Manchester Tue 18th Sep 1923, 19:45 on 2ZY Manchester Source: Additional Research
20:45French. Francis J. Stafford. 2ZY Manchester Tue 18th Sep 1923, 20:45 on 2ZY Manchester Source: Additional Research
21:00Carmen Hill; "Now sleeps the crimson petal" (Roger Quilter), "Rose leaf boat" (Elwin), "Sorrow and spring" (Graham Peel). 2ZY Orchestra : "Three Norwegian dances" (Greig). 2ZY Manchester Tue 18th Sep 1923, 21:00 on 2ZY Manchester Source: Additional Research
21:30News and weather. 2ZY Manchester Tue 18th Sep 1923, 21:30 on 2ZY Manchester Source: Additional Research
21:402ZY Orchestra: "Tannhauser" (Wagner). "Call of the Angelus" (Walton), "Philemon and Baucis" (Gounod), "March militaire Francais" (Saint-Saens).2ZY Manchester Tue 18th Sep 1923, 21:40 on 2ZY Manchester Source: Additional Research
22:15Men's hour: "Motoring," Capt. Richard Twelvetrees.2ZY Manchester Tue 18th Sep 1923, 22:15 on 2ZY Manchester Source: Additional Research