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15:45

The Station Pianoforte Quartet

Mon 17^th May 1926, 15:45 on 5IT Birmingham

Source: Additional Research

16:45

Afternoon Features

Mon 17^th May 1926, 16:45 on 5IT Birmingham

A.W.Sanders (in collaboration with Sidney Rogers F.R.H.S.): Topical Horticultural Hints - Vegetables for Exhibition. Gertrude Davies (soprano)

Source: Additional Research

17:15

Children's Corner

Mon 17^th May 1926, 17:15 on 5IT Birmingham

Source: Additional Research

17:55

Children's Letters

Mon 17^th May 1926, 17:55 on 5IT Birmingham

Source: Additional Research

18:00

The Lozells Picture House Orchestra (conducted by Paul Rimmer)

Mon 17^th May 1926, 18:00 on 5IT Birmingham

Source: Additional Research

18:40

Programme S.B. from London

Mon 17^th May 1926, 18:40 on 5IT Birmingham

Source: Additional Research

19:40

Elementary French Talk

Mon 17^th May 1926, 19:40 on 5IT Birmingham

Mons. Rene Thibault

Source: Additional Research

20:00

Instrumental and Vocal

Mon 17^th May 1926, 20:00 on 5IT Birmingham

Wilfred Gregory (pianoforte), Andante and Rondo (Mendelssohn) ; Vivien Lambelet (soprano). "The Nun," "Winter Song" (Mendelssohn), "Silent Love" (Hugo Wolf), "Aimer c'est vivre " (Chondens), "I love thee" (Grieg); Wilfred Gregory - Fantasiestuck in A flat (Schumann); Vivien Lambelet - "Flowers of Forgetfulness" (Cadman), "Silver" (Gibbs), "I will walk with my love" (Old Irish Air) (arr. Hughes), "Butterfly Wings" (Phillips)

Source: Additional Research

20:30

Programme S.B. from London

Mon 17^th May 1926, 20:30 on 5IT Birmingham

Source: Additional Research

22:00

Light Items

Mon 17^th May 1926, 22:00 on 5IT Birmingham

The Station Orchestra and Dorothy Bennet (soprano). Overture, "Masaniello" (Auber); selection, "The Geisha" (Jones); Orchestra, song paraphrase, "I Know of Two Bright Eyes" (Clutsam), "In the Shadows" (Finck), "Serenata" (Braga)

Source: Additional Research

23:00

Close down

Mon 17^th May 1926, 23:00 on 5IT Birmingham

Source: Additional Research

5IT Birmingham

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is drawn from Radio Times and BBC programmes pages, a minority of listings have been compiled using the BBC’s own historical documents and early BBC listings printed in contemporary newspapers.