followed by HARRY ROY 'S
TIGER RAGAMUFFINS
Some records of the well-known rhythmical pianists
The Little Orchestra
Directed by Jack Hardy with Doris Gambell and Taylor Frame
Half an hour's Variety with Bob Arnold (the farmer's boy), Tommy O'Hara (piano-accordion), Janet Joye (comedienne),
Harry Engleman (piano)
' Bill and Bob somewhere in France ' with John Glyn-Jones and Rollo
Gamble
By Spike Hughes and Maurice Thiery
at the organ of the Paramount Theatre, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Records of songs and artists of the old Music-Hall
with A. H. Morgan 's Rhythmic Players and the Three Minx
Presented by Leslie Bridgmont
sung by Angus Whyte
Favourite pieces from the repertoire of The BBC Orchestra
(Section C)
Led by Marie Wilson
Conducted by Clarence Raybould
A lightning programme of contrasts
—No. 8
Devised and written by Ernest Longstaffe and introduced by Betty Huntley-Wright with Sidney BurchaII (baritone)
Emilio, and his piano-accordion
The BBC Variety Orchestra
The show produced and conducted by Ernest Longstaffe
(First edition)
(A recording of the .broadcast on December 5, 1939)
A one-woman revue starring
FRANCES DAY supported by the BBC Theatre
Chorus, (trained by Charles Groves ), and the BBC Theatre Orchestra (leader, Tate Gilder ), conductor,
Stanford Robinson
The programme presented by Mark H. Lubbock
Donald Edge and Charles Groves at two pianos
with some of the troops in England in a sing song
Conducted by Leslie Woodgate
with Ray Ventura and his Band in a programme specially addressed to Great Britain
A magazine programme of sports, sports gossip, prospects, reminiscences
Introduced by Howard Marshall
with Don Johnson , David Wilkins , and the Johnsonairs from the Cafe de Paris, London
A series specially written for the Forces by Peter Cheyney and produced by Val Gielgud
6—' Duet for Killers '
Cast
Scenes
1 Lower Broadway
2 Traxey's Club, Lower Broadway 3 Francini's hideout
including ' Jammin' by the Judges ' from the Dance-Band Championships of North-East London at the Royal Dance Hall, Tottenham
These championships are part of the first stage in the All-London Dance Band Championships, which lead to Blackpool (on June 3), the All-Britain Amateur and Semi-Pro- fessional Dance Band Championships, and fame.
By the time the broadcast begins, the judges will have selected the first three, each of whom will try to catch their eyes and be adjudicated the winner. The judges, having given their award, will then put down their pencils and note-books and show the bands concerned how to put it over. And very well they should do it when they include such well-known players as Sid Phillips , Max Bacon , Teddy Foster , Woolf Phillips , George Shearing , Dick Escott , and Joe Young.
On 877 kc/s 342.1 m.
concocted by Wynford Reynolds and his Orchestra
at the BBC Theatre Organ
From 11.0 p.m. to 12.15 a.m. 342.1 m. will radiate the Home Service programme
