Mr W.A. Crosse, clarinet solo, “Romances” (Schumann); Miss Florence Farrar, pianoforte solo, Three Numbers by Lange; Mr W.A. Crosse, clarinet solo, “Concerto No. 1) (Barman); Miss Florence Farrar and Mr W.A. Crosse, pianoforte duet, “From Foreign Parts” (Moszkowski); Mr W.A. Crosse, clarinet solo, Fantasia, “Coppelia” (arr. Crosse)

Women’s Hour: “Figure culture,” by Madame V. Moore. Impressions of the Week.

Children's hour: "Ronnie and the Kangaroo" Part 5, and for older children "Spiders."

Scholars' "Stories from English Literature." Mr. J. Anderson.

Farmers' corner.

News.

Simultaneous broadcast from London of Weekly Film Criticism, Mr. G. A. Atkinson. Followed by Newcastle News and local weather.

A short talk on "Gardening." by R. E. Richardson, Newcastle.

Miss I. Forsyth's Students' Orchestra, "Three movements of Casse Noisetto Suite" (Tchaikovsky).

Mr. J. Wilson Beveridge, tenor, "Golden dancing days" (Clarke), "Hatfield bells" (Easthorpe Martin),"Miss I. Forsyth's Students' Orchestra, "Folk tune and fiddle dance" (Fletcher). Mr. J. Wilson Beveridge, tenor, "Love sounds alarm" (Barnby), "O! 'tis a glorious sight" (Weber), "Angelus" (Massenet), "Suite in D" (Ames). Mr. J. Wilson Beveridge, "Parted" (Tosti). Orchestra selection, "Lilac time" (Schubert-Clusam).

Close down

News and weather broadcas from London followed by Newcastle news and local weather.

Orchestra "Minuet and Trio from Symphony No. 7" (Haydn). Miss I. Forsyth, violin solo, "Adagio and Rondo from Concerto in A minor."

Close down. God Save the King. At the piano, Mr W.A. Crosse.