played by The Welbeck Light Quartet
Gramophone records of stage successes past and present
at the organ
A programme of novelty numbers and solo pieces played by The BBC Variety Orchestra
Leader, Frank Cantell
Conductor, Charles Shadwell
with Ronnie Hill
(See Home Service)
(See Home Service)
at the organ of the Regal Cinema, Darlaston
Music from the films on gramophone records
from the Spa, Scarborough
Dennis Murdoch and Doris Hardcastle
(See Home Service)
A sentimental sequence with The BBC Salon Orchestra
Leader, Jean Pougnet
Conductor, Leslie Bridgewater
(By permission of the Officers, Royal Artillery)
Conductor, Mr. F.J. Harris
Slow march of the Royal Artillery
Leslie Mitchell interviews your favourite stars of stage, screen, and cabaret - Patricia Burke and Clifford Mollison
The story in music, song, and dance of Fred Astaire
A biographical sketch of the nimble-footed star of stage and screen
with The Dance Orchestra
Conducted by Billy Ternent
This is the first of a number of talks in which A.G. Macdonell will tell you something of the history and the life of various well-known French towns in which men of the B.E.F. may very well find themselves. Macdonell is a witty observer. Perhaps you remember his 'England, their England', a riotously satirical view of England by a visiting Scot. You are sure to hear him in this vein during these talks, and as for his knowledge of France and the French - you have only to read his 'Napoleon and his Generals' to assure yourselves of it.
(See Home Service)
Len Stevens at the piano.
Singers: Anne Lenner, Gerry Fitzgerald
Guest artist, Edward Cooper
A programme as varied in musical colouring and rhythm as the colours of the rainbow
Some popular tunes, and some records in strict dance tempo
