Programme Index

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16:00

THE STATION ORCHESTRA

Tue 17^th Jul 1928, 16:00 on 2ZY Manchester

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17:00

London Programme relayed from Daventry

Tue 17^th Jul 1928, 17:00 on 2ZY Manchester

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17:15

THE CHILDREN'S HOUR:

Tue 17^th Jul 1928, 17:15 on 2ZY Manchester

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A Story, 'Sport in Mighty Rivers' (Walter Wood), told by ROBERT Roberts. Songs of the Blue Skies (Drummond), sung by BETTY WHEATLEY

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Told By:: Robert Roberts.
Sung By:: Betty Wheatley

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18:00

ORCHESTRAL MUSIC Relayed from the Theatre Royal

Tue 17^th Jul 1928, 18:00 on 2ZY Manchester

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18:30

S.B. from London

Tue 17^th Jul 1928, 18:30 on 2ZY Manchester

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18:45

ORCHESTRAL Music (Continued), directed by MICHEL DORÉ

Tue 17^th Jul 1928, 18:45 on 2ZY Manchester

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19:00

Major W. PEER GROVES: An Epicure Abroad-Don't be afraid of eating'

Tue 17^th Jul 1928, 19:00 on 2ZY Manchester

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19:15

S.B. from London

Tue 17^th Jul 1928, 19:15 on 2ZY Manchester

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19:45

GWEN FARRAR and BILLY MAYERL

Tue 17^th Jul 1928, 19:45 on 2ZY Manchester

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(Entertainers)

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20:00

The White Blackbirds

Tue 17^th Jul 1928, 20:00 on 2ZY Manchester

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FELDMAN'S CONCERT PARTY
Relayed from the Central Pier, Blackpool

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20:40

George Hill and His Platoon In Army Songs.

Tue 17^th Jul 1928, 20:40 on 2ZY Manchester

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21:00

S.B. from London (9.35 Local An-Announcements)

Tue 17^th Jul 1928, 21:00 on 2ZY Manchester

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2ZY Manchester

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Radio Times Issue 250

15^th July 1928

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