from the Cavendish Hotel, Eastbourne (All arrangements by Ernest Handley)
on gramophone records
A recital by Margrat M. Duncan (soprano)
directed by Jack McCormick with Charles Henesy (pianoforte) and Olive Bailey (singer)
Bill and Bob 'somewhere in France'
The newest dance records hot from the press
(A recording of the broadcast in the Home Service last night)
The BBC Singers (A)
Conducted by Trevor Harvey
John Dory
The turtle dove
An acre of land
The dark-eyed sailor
Bushes and briars
Just as the tide was flowing
Ca' the yowes
A farmer's son so sweet
Alistair McAlpinc's lament Wassail song
Leader, Laurance Turner
Conductor, Gideon Fagan
Marches of the Entente
A revue of past ballroom successes recalled by Dave Frost and his Band
Presented by Douglas Moodie
Some records that they have made
A description of recent events at sea
at the BBC theatre organ
A new parlour game for listeners
Presented by Neil Munro, with David Miller as Master of Ceremonies
More fun with word sounds - with different meanings
The teams will be picked from Come Out to Play, the new show at the Palace Theatre, Manchester, and will include Jessie Matthews and Sonnie Hale.
Members of the teams will be questioned: How do you like it? When do you like it? Where do you like it? The object of the game is to confuse the questioners by mixing up the meanings of one word sound-for instance, 'plain' and 'plane'.
Born in America, Jack Harris played the violin in small bands out there and then formed his own unit. He came to England and made a great success at the Embassy Club, afterwards playing in practically all the leading hotels and clubs in the West End, including Grosvenor House, the Cafe de Paris, the London Casino, and Ciro's.
Last year he began a series of broadcasts to America for NBC, being the first British band to do so. At the present time he is playing at the London Casino.
The Canadian Army v. Harringay
Greyhounds and Racers
A commentary on the last period of the game, by Bob Bowman, from Harringay Arena
with Monte Rey, Chick Henderson, Shirley Lenner, and the Loss Chords from the Astoria Dance Salon, London
From 11.0 p.m. to 12.15 a.m.
342.1 m. will radiate the Home
Service programme
