Programme Index

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15:30

Orchestral Trio

Sat 7^th Jul 1923, 15:30 on 5IT Birmingham

March, "Berlinerluft", valse, "Wedding of the Winds", selection, "Mary", intermezzo, "Longing", suite, "Ballet Russe", foxtrot, "Flare Up"

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17:30

Women’s hour

Sat 7^th Jul 1923, 17:30 on 5IT Birmingham

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18:00

Children’s hour

Sat 7^th Jul 1923, 18:00 on 5IT Birmingham

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19:30

Orchestra

Sat 7^th Jul 1923, 19:30 on 5IT Birmingham

March, “The Uhlans' Call", overture, "Zampa"; Mr John Hendry, ’cello solo, "Lied Ohne Worte" op. 109, valse, "Lieder"; Kathleen Davies, soprano, "Down in the Forest," "Sunshine and Butterflies," "Can’t Remember," "It’s Only a Tiny Garden"

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20:00

News

Sat 7^th Jul 1923, 20:00 on 5IT Birmingham

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20:15

Interval

Sat 7^th Jul 1923, 20:15 on 5IT Birmingham

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20:45

Madame Kathleen Davies, soprano, "Down in the Forest," "Sunshine and Butterflies"

Sat 7^th Jul 1923, 20:45 on 5IT Birmingham

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21:00

Mr Leslie Bennett, baritone, "Recital of the English School of Lutenist Song Writers," period 1597 to 1612

Sat 7^th Jul 1923, 21:00 on 5IT Birmingham

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21:30

Cyril T. Atkinson, "Simple Explanation of High and Low Frequency Amplification"

Sat 7^th Jul 1923, 21:30 on 5IT Birmingham

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21:45

Orchestra, selection, "Irene", suite, "Nell Gwynne Dances", entr'acte, "Amina"

Sat 7^th Jul 1923, 21:45 on 5IT Birmingham

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22:00

Men's hour

Sat 7^th Jul 1923, 22:00 on 5IT Birmingham

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22:10

Orchestra: Dance music

Sat 7^th Jul 1923, 22:10 on 5IT Birmingham

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22:20

News

Sat 7^th Jul 1923, 22:20 on 5IT Birmingham

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is drawn from Radio Times and BBC programmes pages, a minority of listings have been compiled using the BBC’s own historical documents and early BBC listings printed in contemporary newspapers.