A cheerful selection of gramophone records

Programme summary

Records of Dick McIntire and his Harmony Hawaiians
A programme compiled by A.P. Sharpe

Popular artists and bands fall in for your entertainment on gramophone records

played by Fodens Motor Works Band
Conductor, Fred Mortimer

with Three in Harmony, Sid Buckman , Billy Ternent , and the Dance
Orchestra
Compere, Ronald Waldman Presented by Reginald Smith

at the theatre organ

sung by Ethel Williams (soprano)
The female highwayman ;
William Taylor ; 0 Waly Waly ; Bingo

A programme of gramophone records presented by Alec Robertson

(by permission nf the Officers, Royal
Artillery)
Conducted by Mr. M. Roberts

at the theatre organ

with Billy Hardy and his Band

Leader, Jean Pougnet
Conductor, Leslie Bridgewater

Records of Red Nichols and his Five
Pennies

and his Orchestra with Olive Groves

A weekly summary by the Canadian Press, specially prepared for Canadians overseas and" read by Gerry Wilmot (in collaboration with the CBC and the Canadian Press)

A programme in Dutch under the auspices of the Dutch Government.

plays three famous piano pieces
William Murdoch was born at Bendigo, a gold-mining town in the State of Victoria, Australia. While quite a child he was sent to Melbourne to study music and at the age of thirteen had won every prize in Australia. Four years later he won the Clarke scholarship to the Royal College of Music in London. He has made England his home ever since, although his tours have taken him all over the world.
After four years at the R.C.M. he went with Clara Butt to South Africa as solo pianist. His concerts and broadcasts of pianoforte and violin sonatas with Albert Sammons are. well known both to Empire listeners and to those in this country. In 1933 he published a biography and study of Brahms, following it up the next year with a life of Chopin.

with Tessie O'Shea , Ivor Moreton and Dave Kaye , Eleanor Fayre , Frederick and Meadows, Arnaud, Peggy and Ready, Irving Kaye , Bobby Vincent , the John Tiller Girls
Produced by Harry Sylvester
From a Northern theatre

Un programme Francais, pour les Francais, par des Francais

You are invited to join in the fun and incidentally learn to play the mouth-organ at Harmonica College, with Ronald Chesney as the master and Roy Rich as the (unwilling) pupil
Produced by C. F. Meehan

with Oliver Wakefield , Jean de Casalis , Billy Milton , and Van Straten and his Music
Compere, Kenneth Rainford from a restaurant

A quarter-of-an-hour of familiar music and reading

and his Music
Apart from his broadcasts with his own orchestra from the Cafe de Paris, George Melachrino is successor to Brian Lawrance as Fred Hartley 's vocalist. He can play every instrument in his own orchestra, bar the piano. He arranges his own music, sings in five languages, and speaks three fluently. From 1933 up to the outbreak of war he was with Carroll Gibbons and the Savoy Orpheans.

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