Presented by the Caravan Players

with Anne Lenner and the Three Ginx

on gramophone records
1934 - conducted by James Oliver

Bill and Bob 'somewhere in France'.

or 'Bachelors, beware!'
A nonsensical half-hour of gramophone records

A Magazine Programme of Variety and Topicalities

Gossip Corner, a new Welsh song, the young idea, this week's visitor, two pianos and a singer.

Compere, W. Vaughan Thomas

Conductor, Harry Pell

from the Hippodrome Theatre, Dudley

Three short and tuneful pieces played by the Blech String Quartet

Conductor, Leslie Bridgewater

and his Albert Ballroom Band with Andrew Russell and Hazel Barry

Played by The BBC Orchestra (Section B)
Leader, Paul Beard
Conducted by Clarence Raybould

Sylvia Welling
Patrick Waddington
Edward Cooper
The BBC Theatre Orchestra
Leader, Tate Gilder
Conducted by Mark H. Lubbock

from the New Theatre, Crewe

from the Lewisham Hippodrome, London
Bennett and Williams, two jovial boys with their phono-fiddles
Archie Glen, comedian
The Playboys of 1940, a hurricane of rhythm
Bobbie Raye, the sophisticated songstress

A cheerful mixture of rhythm and ridicule with Chick Farr and George Hughes (the famous comedians)
Norman Long (a song, a joke, a piano)
Robin Richmond (at the organ)
Oscar Rabin and his Band

Robin Richmond, supporting Oscar Rabin and his Band in this entertaining programme, is a young organist who gave his first broadcast in this country on September 13, 1938, but curiously enough he had broadcast from Schevening, Holland, ten days earlier.

He played for two years at the Trocette Cinema in South London, and later at the Granada, Brighton. He learnt the church organ while still at school, and when he was seventeen landed his first job, as assistant organist with the Streatham Astoria Orchestra.

Conductor, Herbert Bennett

(Soloist, John Fleming)

at the theatre organ