at the organ of the Gaumont Palace
Cinema, Birmingham
At the age of two and a half John Bee could play the National Anthem; at twelve he was a church organist ; at fifteen, organist at the Lincoln Methodist Church, which seats over a thousand people.
He served through the last war, and joined the Gaunwint-British Picture Corporation in 1930.
Records of some famous cabaret and theatrical stars from across the Channel
on gramophone records
Arthur Rubinstein
Walter Gieseking
Alia turca from Sonata in A Mozart
at the BBC Theatre Organ
At the age of twenty this well-known Welsh organist was appointed to St. Michael's, Plumstead, though shortly afterwards he gave up the organ for the piano.
He got his first cinema-organ appointment in 1930. For the past five years he has been working for the Bernstein circuit of Granada theatres.
A programme of April Folly
from the Gaumont State, Kilbum,
London
and his
BALLROOM ORCHESTRA
(with apologies to
' In Town Tonight')
A new parlour game presented by Neil Munro
With Stanelli as chief interviewer, assisted by David Miller
This will be a team match between women and men. Members of the public, interviewed at the microphone, will score points according to whether or not they can last two minutes without saying either ' Yes ', ' Mmm ', or ' No '.
A programme of popular dance music on gramophone records
Leader, Tate Gilder
Conducted by Harold Lowe
Leslie Mitchell interviews your favourite stars of stage, screen, and cabaret-Alice Delysia and Leslie Howard
Presented by James Moody with Three in Harmony
(by permission of the Savoy Hotel, Ltd.) say 'Hello Again' with Cyril Grantham and the Top Hatters
A reminder of things read and seen
No. 1
Songs of the moment-songs of the past-songs of sentiment-songs with a smile-songs with a story-songs of the people-and their singers with Bennett and Williams
Leonard Henry Bertha Willmott
Helen Hill
The Four Aces
Robert Irwin
The BBC Revue Chorus, and Billy Tement's Augmented Band
Compere, Hugh Morton
Script by A. Danvers Walker
Production by Tom Ronald
at the BBC Theatre Organ
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
