Miss Florence Farrar, pianoforte solo, “Perpetuem Mobile” (Watson); Revues a Moi (Reissiegr); Master J. Leo M.Keown (Boy Barritone), “The Curlew” (Gould); Miss Florence Farrar, pianoforte solo, “Romance” (Schyralski); Madame K. Green, soprano, “ The Little Damozel” (Novello); Miss Florence Farrar, pianoforte solo, “Gallishoe,” “Arlequin” (Chaminade); Master J. Leo M.Keown (Boy Baritone); “Trade Winds” (Keel); Madame K. Green, sporano, “The Stars” (Phillips); “Slave Song” (Teresa del Riega); Miss Florence Farrar, pianoforte solo, “Song Without Words” (Hartley).

Women’s hour. Hockey talk (No.1) by Mr H.E. Halsam, English International. “Toilet hints for autumn days” by a woman chemist.

Childrens’ Hour. "Alice through the 'Looking Glass," (Lewis Carroll). For older children “Orion” by Kirkham-Hamilton.

Scholar’s Half Hour. A short talk on “Nature Studies” by Mrs E.B. Bramwell.

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Farmers’ Corner.

General news bulletin broadcast from London, followed by Newcastle news and local weather forescast.

“About serial stories” as delivered in London by Mark Allerton; Mr Dan Jones, London, tenor, “Mountain Lovers” (Squire), “Ah! Moon of My Delight” (Lehmann); the Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, March, “Wiesbaden” (st. Croix), selection, “Bubbly” (Brahms); Madame Elsie Downing, soprano, “Softly Sighs” (Der Freischulz) (Weber); the Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, selection, “Happy Days” (Rubens); Mr Dan Jones, tenor, “Dolorosa” (M. Phillips); the Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, entr’acte, “Valse Lente, Reve d’Enfant” (St Croix), “Secrets” (Ancliffe); Mr W.A.Crosse, B.M., pianoforte solo, “Der Freischutz” (arr. Smith). Madame Elsie Downing, soprano, “Elizabeth’s Prayer” (Tannhauser) (Wagner); the Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, “Princess Caprice” (Fall).

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General news bulletin broadcast from London, followed by Newcastle news and local weather forescast.

The Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, “In a Monastery Garden” (Ketelby); Mr Dan Jones, tenor, “My Dreams” (Tostil); the Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, selection, “Tannhauser” (Wagner); Madame Elsie Downing, sporano, “Elsa’s Dream” (Lohengrin) (Wagner); the Newcastle Wireless Orchestra, Intermezzo, “Silver Fingers” (Mallory)

Men’s Hour; “Electrical Engineering Industry,” as delivered in London by Mr Hugo Hirst, Chairman, General Electric Co. (Ltd.)

Close down. “God save the King”. At the paino, Mr W.A.Crosse, B.M.