A cheerful selection of gramophone records
Records of Evelyn Dall
A morning miscellany of gramophone records
An orchestral concert conducted by Maurice Johnstone
followed by SONG AND DANCE
Popular dance music and songs on gramophone records
A programme of listeners' requests arranged and presented by Sandy Macpherson at the theatre organ
Pipe-Major George Cruickshank
George Davie (violin)
with Philip Malcolm (baritone)
at the theatre organ
Harry Wood's hits
Summer song-hits
Ken 'Snakehips' Johnson
The West Indian -band-leader will be interviewed by Leslie Perowne
played by Henry Hall and his Orchestra
played by The Irish Rhythms Orchestra
Conducted by David Curry with songs by George Beggs
Novelty numbers and solo pieces played "by the BBC Variety Orchestra," leader Frank Cantell, conductor Charles Shadwell with George Melachrino
from a seaside concert party in Scotland
Conductor, Harry Pell
Selection: America Community medley
Argyle Temperance Flute Band
Conducted by John Murdie
Songs by William Martin
Presents 'Collectors' Corner'
Some rare records presented by Charles Chilton
One of the leading collectors of rare jazz records is Bill Elliott, President of the Number One Rhythm Club, and also founder of the rhythm-club movement in general. He is always up-to-date in acquiring the very latest jazz connoisseur discs from America. Some of these have just arrived from the States, and those to be played this evening are representative of the very latest output from the home of hot music.
Among the artists whom you will hear are Joe Sullivan at the piano; Teddy Bunn, the well-known guitarist; and Sydney Bechet, who is reputed to be the finest soprano saxophone-player in the world.
Sandy Macpherson at the theatre organ, with Jack Dowle and Clive Richardson at two pianos, and Dorothy Carless
(piano)
Moura Lympany started to learn the piano at the age of six when she was at school in Belgium. She was twelve when she made her debut at Harrogate and fourteen when she first broadcast in this country. The following year she won the Ada Lewis Scholarship at the Royal Academy of Music where she studied piano and composition under Coviello and afterwards went to Vienna for a year to study under Weingartner. On returning to this country she continued her studies first with Mathilde Verne and then with Tobias Matthay. She has broadcast many times and is well known both in England and abroad.
Un programme Francais, pour les Francais, par des Francais
and his Band in ' The Joyce Jamboree '
On 877 kc/s 342.1 m.
and the Continental Players
Ernest Leggett and the Continental Players broadcast their first characteristic programme of Continental music in May 1937, and have since been responsible for the introduction into this country of a great many Continental tunes that have subsequently become popular. Among the more notable of these are Marquina's 'Spanish Gypsy Dance', and the popular tango song, 'Play to me, Gypsy'.
Leggett has been broadcasting since 1927, and has brought four combinations to the microphone, including the Continental Players.
Records of famous bands playing popular dance tunes
From 11 p.m. to 12.15 a.m. 342 m. will radiale the Home Service programme. At 11 p.m. News in English is broadcast on 373 m. and 261 m. for Overseas listeners
