A cheerful selection of gramophone records
Records of Adelaide Hall, the crooning blackbird
Popular artists and bands fall in for your entertainment on gramophone records
played by Geraldo and his Orchestra
Gramophone records of tunes we whistled and sang a year or two ago
An ENSA concert for munition workers
with Monte Rey , Paula Green , and Bob Arden
Happiness
at the theatre organ
played by Billy Ternent and the Dance Orchestra
Music-hall hits of thirty, forty, and fifty years ago remembered by Charles D. Kinnis with Madeleine Christie , John Tainsh , Elliot Doble , Chorus and Orchestra conducted by Kemlo Stephen
Compered by Tom Lawson
sung by Mary Pollock (soprano)
Roving in the dew ; and A brisk young sailor courted me Butterworth
The twelve days of Christmas arr. Austin
with Arthur Young and his Swingtette
Though he started life as a serious musician, Arthur Young has now become one of the leading figures in the world of jazz and swing. His compositions include a tone poem, which was performed by Ambrose at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.
Young is one of the leading exponents of the novachord, an instrument of the electric-organ class, which, however, has a diversity of range and effects all its own.
Isobel Robertson (violin)
Archibald MacNab (piper)
A twice-weekly programme for Anti-Aircraft and. Balloon Barrage per
. sonnel
Compere, Lionel Gamlin
Edited by Bill Maclurg
presents
An appreciation by Charles Chilton of Johnny Dodds , the Pioneer of Jazz, who died at the beginning of September
With some gramophone records
A fortnightly summary of New Zealand News, specially presented for
New Zealanders in this country and read by W. D'Arcy Cresswell
A programme in Dutch under the auspices of the Dutch Government.
by James McCafferty (baritone) and Tina Bonifacio (harp)
as ' Our Elizabeth '
The last of a series specially written for broadcasting by Florence A. Kilpatrick , with Fred Yule , Hugh Morton , D. A. Clarke-Smith , and Stephen Jack
Produced by Tom Ronald
with an all-star cast
A summary by the Canadian Press of Canadian news, specially presented for Canadians in this country and read by Gerry Wilmot
(in collaboration with CBC and the Canadian Press)
Harry Leader and his band with Terrie Wilson , Alan Kane , and Len Reed
Compere, Jack Marshall
played by Melsa Born in Warsaw, Daniel Melsa studied in Berlin and made his debut with great success at the Beethoven Saal. During the season 1913-14 Melsa gave six recitals in London, and when the war was over he returned to tour most of the important musical centres in Britain. After touring America and the East he settled in England permanently.
