A play by J.B. Priestley.
Scene: The drawing-room of the Caplans' house at Chantbury Close. After dinner
(Repeat Performance)

(to 16.30)

Contests between Army boxers

Bantamweight: L/Cpl. D. Browning, Queen's Royal West Surrey Regt. v. Cpl. L.J. Marchant, Royal Welch Fusiliers

Welterweight: Cpl. S. Davis, Queens Regt. v. Bdr. J. Patterson, Royal Artillery

(by permission of the Chairman, Army Boxing Association)

with Harry Davis and artists.
Oscar Rabin and Harry Davis celebrated the twentieth year of their partnership as directors of Oscar Rabin's Band, in 1943. The band is noted for many things-its all-round excellence, its singers, and the compering by Harry Davis, who has made dance band presentation his special study.
Oscar Rabin is a self-effacing band-leader. During stage performances he plays bass saxophone and likes to sit in with the band, rarely taking his stand on the conductor's rostrum.

J. F. Horrabin illustrates the facts behind the news.

(sound only)
(to 22.10)