from the North Pier, Blackpool

at the organ of the Granada, North
Cheam, Surrey

from the Grand Hotel, Eastbourne At the piano, Sydney ffoulkes

Kay Cavendish , Dorothy Carless , and Pat Rignold
Since the outbreak of war the Cavendish Three has consisted of Kay Cnvendish , Pat Rignold , and Dorothy Carless. In 1934 Kay forsook the name of Kathleen Murray and classical piano-playing for Kay Cavendish and crooning. Such is her success today in the latter role, it might easily be forgotten that she has played at Glyndebourne and twice at Queen's Hall under Sir Henry Wood.
Pat Rignold sister of Hugo, won her radio spurs with a vocal trio in Canada, came to England to spend a holiday with her brother, who had left Canada for his native country, England, at the age of eighteen, and never went back. She became soloist in his Concert Orchestra and broadcast with the ' Hugonotes ' before joining the famous Three.
Dorothy Carless has played the piano in serious concerts, has been a model, won a year's film contract in open competition, broadcast in a number of light music shows, and eventually married Eugene Pini , with whom she is regularly on the air.

Conductor, Wilfred Dawson

A Musette Orchestra
(From Hilversum, by courtesy of Algemeene Vereeniging Radio
Omroep, Amsterdam)

Records of Betty Boop , Popeye, and songs from ' Gulliver's Travels '

at the BBC Theatre Organ

A programme of gramophone records
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Prelude in C sharp minor
Ignace Paderewski
Minuet in G
John Ireland
April

The BBC Men's Chorus
Conductor, Leslie Woodgate
Sidney Burchall (baritone)
At the piano, Ernest Lush
The fine old English gentleman
(p. 250)
Up aloft (p. 184)
Wouldn't you like to know ? (p. 152) I married a wife, 0 then (p. 338)
Smile again, my bonnie lassie (p. 132) The whale (p. 208)
He swore he'd drink old England dry
(P. 232)
Ben Backstay (p. 211) A cup of tea (p. 194)
Ho ro, my nut-brown maiden (p. 262) The lass that loves a sailor (p. 216) (The page numbers refer to the University Song Book)

The Army v. The R.A.F.
A commentary during the second half of the match by Raymond Glendenning from White Hart Lane , Tottenham

The Irish personality singer on gramophone records

played the Jack White Way with Jack White and his Collegians
Norma Clarke and Tony Morris

An evening of local and popular songs recorded in a Suffolk inn by the BBC Mobile Recording Unit
Those taking part are
Philip Lumkin , chairman ; Walter Button , concertina ; ' Velvet ' Bright-well, singer ; Douglas Morling , singer ; Tom Goddard , singer ; Fred Ginger , singer ; Harry Cook , singer ; and other regulars of the Eel's Foot, Eastbridge
Production by Maurice Brown

Leslie Mitchell interviews your favourite stars of stage, screen, and cabaret - Charles Heslop and Trudi Binar.
In 1936 Trudi Binar was elected Miss Czechoslovakia. Now she is one of the foremost cabaret artists in this country. She spent the early part of her life in Czechoslovakia, and later appeared in Vienna in revue and cabaret. She soon, however, made England her home, and created a name for herself in film, cabaret, and television. Charles Heslop has been singing and fun-making since 1903. He has appeared in innumerable musical shows, and is at present playing with Ralph Lynn in "Nap Hand" at the Aldwych Theatre, London.

A confidential revue by Compton Evans and Ray Monelle with Horace Percival , Dudley Rolph , Vera Lennox , and Compton Evans and Ray Monelle
Presented by Leslie Bridgmont

A song, a joke, and a piano

A Military Band programme

A weekly summary by the Canadian
Press of Canadian news specially presented for Canadians overseas and read by Gerry Wilmot
(In collaboration with the CBC and the Canadian Press)

with Al Bowlly

Records of famous bands playing popular dance tunes
From 11.0 p.m. to 12.15 a.m.
342.1 m. will radiate the Home
Service programme