A cheerful selection of records
Records of Frank Crumit
A morning miscellany of gramophone records
played by The Blackball Colliery Band
Conductor, Tilfred Dawson
A revival of the listener's own parlour game, edited and presented by Neil Munro with F.H. Grisewood as Master of Ceremonies
Records of Turner Layton, Arthur Askey, and Carroll Gibbons with his Boy Friends
A mid-day Variety concert
A programme of light musical entertainment recorded by, and presented by courtesy of, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
on gramophone records
Plantation songs: So early in the morning; Carry me back to old Virginny; Old folks at home; Goodnight, ladies; Away down South in Dixie; Poor old joe; Oh, Susanna; My old Kentucky home
(Se Home Service)
played by Sandy Macpherson at the theatre organ
in jazz, in dance music, in film music, in popular songs, and light music
A review of the July records presented by Leslie Perowne
(See Home Services)
A twice-weekly programme for Anti-Aircraft and Balloon Barrage personnel
Today's programme includes Sandy Macpherson at the theatre organ, Variety items, a topical talk, and an Anti-Aircraft sketch by T. Thompson
The next broadcast in this series will be on Thursday at 4.45
Conductor, Wilfred Dawson
Lionel Gamlin interviews Madge Elliott and Frank Pettingell
This evening 'Close-Up' comes to an end after having run continuously once a week since the beginning of the programme for the Forces, bringing famous film, stage, and cabaret stars to the microphone. Now the series winds up by presenting two stars from those highly successful shows - Swinging the Gate and Come Out of your Shell. Madge Elliott in Stringing the Gale has thoroughly established her reputation as an artist of uncommon versatility. Frank Pettingell has been a 'straight' comic on stage and screen for many years, and is now making his debut in revue.
by Duncan McIntyre
in the College of Swing Knowledge
Written and produced by David Miller
Helena Cook (soprano), Geoffrey Dams (tenor), Herbert Downes (violin)
The traditional music arranged by W.K. Stanton, from material supplied by Edward Benbow
The illustrations will be taken from traditional Shropshire songs and carols, Shropshire Gypsy songs, a traditional Shropshire dance, works by Edward German (born at Whitchurch, Salop) and Walford Davies (born at Oswestry, Salop).
with new comedy songs
Un programme Francais, pour les Francais, par des Francais
played by the Ulster Amateur Flute Band and sung by the Ulster Singers, conducted by John Vine
A weekly summary by the Canadian Press of Canadian news specially presented for Canadians overseas, and read by Gerry Wilson (in collaboration with the CBC and the Canadian Press)
Recordings of some of your favourite singers
