and his Tango Orchestra

The newest dance records hot from the press

and his Sextet with George Melachrino
Round the bend of the roai....Klenner

A programme of listeners' requests arranged and presented by Sandy Macpherson at the theatre organ

Light musical entertainment recorded by and presented by the CBC

Joan and Valerie Trimble

presents a recording, made in America, of a broadcast on August 10, 1939. by Teddy Wilson and his Orchestra

A commentary by Harold Abrahams on the start of the twenty-seventh annual Polytechnic Harriers Race, from Windsor Great Park
Though this famous annual distance race was first run in 1909, it has so far eluded a British runner. The spell may be broken by S. S. Yarrow , probably the second best Marathon runner in Europe, who was runner-up in the race two years ago. For details of the course see Guy Fletcher 's Miscellany on page 5.

or 'The Ternent Tenement'
Billy Ternent and his Band, with Horace Percival, Dudley Rolph, Doris Nichols, Gwen Lewis
Written by Reggie Beard. Additional music by Billy Ternent.
Production by Tom Ronald

at the theatre organ

Presented by J. W. Carleton with Morrell and Melville, Frank Richards , Six Harmonists with Gladys Hay , Varsity Three, Verne and Vernetta, Arthur King , Violet Terry ,
Elaine Robinson
From a Northern seaside resort

and his Orchestra with Anne Lenner and Gerry Fitz gerald. Guest artists: Josephine Driver and Chick Farr and Laurie Anarto. Compere, Kay Cavendish

on gramophone records
This programme will be broken into for a commentary by Harold Abrahams on the finish of the Polytechnic Marathon

Half an hour of rhythm and romance presented by Jimmy Leach , with Bettie Bucknelle , Harry Farmer at the organ, Jack Moss at the drums, Jimmy Leach at the piano. Compere,
David Miller

Orchestra conducted by Guy Warrack

Interviewers, Lionel Gamlin and Joan Miller. Edited and produced by C. F. Meehan

(under the direction of Jack Penn), with Gloria Brent and Eric Whitley

The stop press sporting news illustrated by personalities of the moment

'by arrangement with George Black ) with Reginald Foort , Payne and Hilliard, the Three Admirals, and Robb Wilton
From a Northern music-hall

at the theatre organ

A burlesque revue of the Scottish holiday season, produced by Howard M. Lockhart

and his Band with Anne Lenner and Fred Latham

and his Orchestra
Charles Brill , whose orchestra has lately become so popular over the air, is of Hungarian extraction. He studied the violin at Budapest and conducted at Basle under Weingartner. For a while Brill conducted light opera at Basle, and on his return to England he toured as conductor with the Royal Carl Rosa Opera Company. In 1934-5 he went to Russia and conducted a number of radio concerts.
His orchestra, which he formed some two years ago, specialises in light music of the classical Romantic composers, especially French opéra bouffe, Viennese operetta, and comic opera of the nineteenth century.