Fifteen minutes of Variety with Jim Collier (the singing lumberjack) and Donald Edge (pianist)

The BBC Men's Chorus
Conductor, Leslie Woodgate
Roland Robson (baritone)
At the piano, Ernest Lush
The roast beef of old England
(p. 309)
The West-End perk (p. 102)
Mary had a little lamb (p. 226) He's a college boy (p. 8)

A polonaise, a nocturne, and two mazurkas recorded by Arthur Rubinstein

at the theatre organ

A programme of light musical entertainment recorded by, and presented by courtesy of, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Banners of victory Firth and Graham Today and yesterday
(All the above items arranged by Arthur Dulay )
Arthur Dulay won a scholarship to the Guildhall School of Music at the age of fourteen, studied the piano under Busoni and composition under Coleridge-Taylor until the latter's death. For three years he gave lectures on the appreciation of music at a night school for the L.C.C. He was a cinema pianist in the silent days, and from 1925 to 1931 he had his own orchestra at various cinemas.
He formed his quintet in 1935 and has been broadcasting regularly with it ever since. He has given many piano recitals on the air and took part with the Quintet in all Doris Arnold 's ' The Melody is There ' programmes over a period of two years.

A programme of popular dance music on gramophone records

An all-women concert party

sung by George Baker (baritone)

Leader, Tate Gilder
Conducted by Harold Lowe

A description of recent events in the air

and his Canadian Cowboys in ' Rocky Mountain Rhythm ', No. 2
The cast includes: Big Bill Campbell , Buck Douglas , Jack Curtis , the Three Buckaroos, and the Redcoats of Rhythm, and, from time to time, other members of the rural community of ' Peaceful Valley '
The programme devised and written by Big Bill Campbell
Produced by John Sharman
The genial Canadian Big Bill Campbell, who so successfully puts over on the air the authentic flavour of the West, has given listeners such popular Western shows as 'The Rocky Mountaineers', 'Hill-Billy Round-Up', and Cabin in the Hills '.
He has a terrific library of Hill-
Billy songs-around 6,000, and his friends in Canada keep sending him more. He used to broadcast a lot in Canada and the States and came over on a holiday in 1934. He went to see Eric Maschwitz, then Director of Variety, and Eric invited him to compere an ' 'All-American Variety' programme. The other compere was the present Director of Variety, John Watt.
Within a year Big Bill had produced on the air the first ' Rocky Mountaineers' programme, which was to bring him fame.

A rhythmic entertainment by Billy Gerhardi and his Band with Jack Lorimer , Gloria Brent , and Tina Castle , who will, in the short space of half an hour, entertain you with as many variations in rhythm as possible

with The Northumbrian Singers led by T. H. Mearis
The Newcastle String Quartet led by Herman McLeod
Cyril Moore (piano)
Jack Armstrong (Northumbrian piper) and Esther McCracken (narrator)
The programme arranged and produced by Cecil McGivern and Arthur Spencer

What's your favourite record ?
You can convey so much in a melody -and it can mean so much to you -and someone else! Send along the title, and as many as can be played in half an hour will be played to you by Roy Rich.

A record of tunes of the British
Empire

A camp concert performed and presented by the troops from 'somewhere in the North'

.with Don Johnson , David Wilkins , and the Johnsonairs