A cheerful selection of gramophone records
Records of Ginger Rogers, dancing singer of the American screen
Popular artists and bands fall in for your entertainment on records
with Sydney Lipton and his Band
A programme of film music on gramophone records
Presented by Charles Maxwell .
(swing clarinet soloist) and his Trio with Sam Browne and the Greene Sisters
played the Jack White way
Jack White and his Collegians with Norma Clarke and Tony Morris
Cruising around the Irish Coast with gramophone records
Written and arranged by Mungo Dewar and escorted by Tommy Duggan
played by Joseph Lewis and his Orchestra
Soon after Joseph Lewis left the BBC staff in 1938 he formed his own orchestra, with which he has set out to specialise in programmes of British music, chiefly of the lighter kind. The Joseph' Lewis Orchestra, which consists of twenty-one players, might well be called an all-star combination. The leader is that fine violinist Daniel Melsa , who for some years was leader of the BBC Empire Orchestra.
at the theatre organ
Selection of marching songs—There's a boy coming home on leave ; The handsome territorial; Marching along together; Changing of the guard; Merrily we roll along; Why did she fall for the leader of the band ? ; Tiggerty Boo
Favourites old and new
(by permission of Brigadier R. H. Willen , D.S.O., M.C., Colonel Commandant, and Officers)
Conductor, Arthur Hibbert
Leader, Jean Pougnet
Conductor, Leslie Bridgewater
in ' Melody and Romance '
A series of musical sequences arranged by Lauri Day introducing the Radio Romancers, Lauri Day and Roy Willis , and Canada's golden voice of melody, Les Allen
Requests from the Forces collected by Lionel Gamlin and delivered by the BBC Military Band
Conductor, P. S. G. O'Donnell
A programme in Dutch under the auspices of the Dutch Government.
A weekly summary by the Canadian Press, specially prepared for Canadians overseas and read by Gerry Wilmot
(in collaboration with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and the Canadian Press)
from a town in the South
Our tallest story-our tastiest dish-how the gardens are doing-an old soldier speaks-the view down our main street and presenting local talent
Assembled by Alan Melville
Introduced by John R. Allan
If you feel like eavesdropping, there's a 'phone call going through to George in the Forces
An excerpt from the stage show
(by arrangement with Jack Hylton ) from a Northern Theatre
Jack (' Blue Pencil') Warner and his ' littel gel', Joan Winters
Billy Cotton and his Band
Clifford and Marion and full supporting cast
Lieut. Charles Murray Winstanley
Shadwell will be there
Compere, Harry S. Pepper
and his Orchestra
A recording made in America of a broadcast on April 19, 1940
Birdman blues
Riverboat shuffle
Basin Street blues
Compere, Alistair Cooke
A crazy show with Billy Caryll and Hilda Mundy ; Naughton and Gold ; Anona Winn ; and the Dance Orchestra conducted by Billy Ternent
Produced by Ronald Waldman
A quarter of an hour of familiar music and a reading
Songs from London successes past and present with Nancy Evans
Sam Browne
Peter Yorke and his
Concert Orchestra
on gramophone records
