Programme Index

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17:30

Women's Hour. Mrs Peel's Wireless Recipes. Ariels' 5 O'Clock gossip. "How to Improve your Roses" ("Pearsons")

Sat 16^th Jun 1923, 17:30 on 5WA Cardiff

Source: Additional Research

18:00

Children's Stories

Sat 16^th Jun 1923, 18:00 on 5WA Cardiff

Source: Additional Research

19:00

Orchestra, March, "Pro Patria" (Lotter), entr'acte "Evensong" (Easthope Martin)

Sat 16^th Jun 1923, 19:00 on 5WA Cardiff

Source: Additional Research

19:10

Chat on "Boxing" by Mr Billy Ames, the well-known boxing promoter, from Bristol

Sat 16^th Jun 1923, 19:10 on 5WA Cardiff

Source: Additional Research

19:20

Mr Frank Jones, tenor, songs, "Dear love, remember me" (Marshall), "A Sprig of Boronia" (Florence Hull)

Sat 16^th Jun 1923, 19:20 on 5WA Cardiff

Source: Additional Research

19:30

Mr Hilary Evans, flute solo

Sat 16^th Jun 1923, 19:30 on 5WA Cardiff

"Fantasie" (Powell). Chat on "Hospital Week" by Mr Leo Joseph, J.P., chairman of the financial committee, Cardiff Royal Infirmary

Source: Additional Research

19:40

Orchestra, suite, "Miniature" (Eric Coates)

Sat 16^th Jun 1923, 19:40 on 5WA Cardiff

Source: Additional Research

19:50

First News Bulletin

Sat 16^th Jun 1923, 19:50 on 5WA Cardiff

Source: Additional Research

20:00

Interval

Sat 16^th Jun 1923, 20:00 on 5WA Cardiff

Source: Additional Research

20:30

The Cymer Colliery Military Band (Conductor Mr George F. Martin)

Sat 16^th Jun 1923, 20:30 on 5WA Cardiff

March "The Contemptibles "(Stanley), overture "Juanita "(Suppe), selection "Popular Melodies" (Pether), valse "Riviera" (Alford), dream picture "The Phantom Bridge" (Myddleton), selection, "The Cabaret Girl" (Kern), selection "Dewi Sant" (Martyn). Mr Frank Jones, songs, "Mother o'Mine" (Tours), "DReam" (Bartlett), "O Vision Entrancing" (Goring Thomas), "One Happy Day" (Jack Thompson). "Mr Everyman" looks at the World

Source: Additional Research

22:05

Second News Bulletin

Sat 16^th Jun 1923, 22:05 on 5WA Cardiff

Source: Additional Research

5WA Cardiff

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is drawn from Radio Times and BBC programmes pages, a minority of listings have been compiled using the BBC’s own historical documents and early BBC listings printed in contemporary newspapers.