5WA Cardiff is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 13th February 1923 and ended on the 28th May 1923.

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5WA Cardiff

London Programme relayed from Daventry

The Children's Hour

The Rev. E. Ebrard Rees: Old Welsh Wedding Customs

S.B. from London

A. S. Burge: The Rules of Rugby Football

Ten Little Nigger Boys

Most parties tend to break up sooner or later, and the Ten Little Nigger Boys is the classic example of a regulated subtraction. Unlike Lady Macbeth's guests, they stood upon the order of their going; unlike the aforementioned guests, they did not go at once. The ten musicians in this programme will also drop out one by one, but there is a happy sequel to the final disappearance: all ten come back simultaneously and this addition may be considered an improvement upon the Nursery Rhyme.

10 David Brynley (Tenor) and The Lyrian Singers

7 Taking the Count
An Interlude with the Seven

6 An Instrumental Sextet

4 What's in a Name?
An Interlude with the Four

3 The Station Trio: Frank Thomas (Violin); Ronald Harding (Violoncello); Hubert Pengelly (Pianoforte)

2 David Brynley with Piano

1 David Brynley (unaccompanied)
The Return

David Brynley and The Lyrian Singers
Ten Little Nigger Boys (Nursery Rhymes)

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London Programme relayed from Daventry

London Programme relayed from Daventry

The Children's Hour

The Rev. E. Ebrard Rees: Old Welsh Wedding Customs

Contributors

S.B. from London

A. S. Burge: The Rules of Rugby Football

Contributors

S.B. from London

S.B. from London

5WA Cardiff

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