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17:30

Children's Corner

Wed 4^th Apr 1923, 17:30 on 5SC Glasgow

Source: Additional Research

19:00

Orchestra

Wed 4^th Apr 1923, 19:00 on 5SC Glasgow

March, "Fame and Glory" (Matt). Selection, "The Maid ol the Mountains" (Fraser-Simson). Entr'acte, "Ballet Music", "Rosamunde" (Schubert)

Source: Additional Research

19:30

Miss Jean Hannah, Soprano

Wed 4^th Apr 1923, 19:30 on 5SC Glasgow

"Softly Sighs" ("Die Freischutz" Weber), "Serenade" (Gounod) Accompanied by Mr J. W. D. Brooks

Source: Additional Research

19:45

First News Bulletin

Wed 4^th Apr 1923, 19:45 on 5SC Glasgow

Source: Additional Research

20:00

Mr Norman F. Swan, Baritone

Wed 4^th Apr 1923, 20:00 on 5SC Glasgow

"Delaware's Farewell" J.M. Capel. "Reuben Ranzo" (Eric Coates)

Source: Additional Research

20:15

Orchestra

Wed 4^th Apr 1923, 20:15 on 5SC Glasgow

Overture in C (Mendelssohn). Waltz, "Summer's Night Dream" (Gung'l). Suite, "Dream Dances" (Coleridge-Taylor). Entr'acte, "Kioto" (Spokes)

Source: Additional Research

20:45

Miss Jean Hannah, Soprano

Wed 4^th Apr 1923, 20:45 on 5SC Glasgow

"Smile of Spring" (Fletcher). "Comin' Through the Rye" (Trad.) Accompanied J. W. D. Brooks.

Source: Additional Research

21:00

Close down

Wed 4^th Apr 1923, 21:00 on 5SC Glasgow

Source: Additional Research

21:30

Mr Norman F. Swan, Baritone

Wed 4^th Apr 1923, 21:30 on 5SC Glasgow

"Duna" (Josephine M'Gill). "Tommy Lad" (E. J. Margetson)

Source: Additional Research

21:45

Second News Bulletin

Wed 4^th Apr 1923, 21:45 on 5SC Glasgow

Source: Additional Research

21:55

Orchestra

Wed 4^th Apr 1923, 21:55 on 5SC Glasgow

Fox Trot, "Goodbye, Shanghai" (Joseph Mayer). One-Step, "Stepping the Scale" (Clark). Fox Trot, "Ka-Lu-A" (Jerome Kerne). Waltz, "Shadows of Memory" (Felix Godin). One-Step, "I'll Keep Loving You" (Vincent Rose). Fox Trot, "Nobody Lied" (Weber)

Source: Additional Research

5SC Glasgow

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is drawn from Radio Times and BBC programmes pages, a minority of listings have been compiled using the BBC’s own historical documents and early BBC listings printed in contemporary newspapers.