A cheerful selection of gramophone records

Records of Peter Dawson, the popular bass-baritone

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

played by Debroy Somers and his Band

Popular dance music and songs on gramophone records

sung by Olive Groves (soprano)
Olive Groves won a pianoforte scholarship at the Royal Academy of Music at the age of sixteen, and when she left won the annual prize for the most distinguished student. She made her professional debut in Cologne with a juvenile concert party organised by her mother for the entertainment of the Army on the Rhine. Her first microphone appearance, in April, 1926, was the result of a chance meeting with a BBC official who remembered hearing her sing in Cologne ; since that date she has been a very popular broadcaster.

with Monte Rey , Paula Green , and Bob Arden

A Scots variety entertainment with Mack and Billy Denison (yours in sun), Adrien Audaim (entertainer at the piano), Billie Brown (the lady accordionist), Tommy and his Palais Four

on gramophone records
William Murdoch (piano)

played by The BBC Variety Orchestra
Leader, Frank Cantell
Conductor, Charles Shadwell with Ronnie Hill

and his Commanders

Conductor, T. H.Mearis

' Who's for a sail ? ' with Frank Randle

or ' Music while you Shirk', including ' Collectors' Treasure House ' — ' Celebrity Guest Artist'—'Believe it or else '-' On the Mat '-' Melody
Memory '—and 'Swing Preview '
Written and compiled by Tommy Duggan
Presented by Leslie Perowne

Conducted by Harold Collins

(A fifteen-minute song cavalcade)
Compiled and produced by Ernest Longstaffe with Betty Huntley-Wright and John Rorke , Alan Paul and Ivor Dennis at the two pianos
Introduced by Stuart Hibberd

Conductor, Leonard Davies
Like most other organisations, the ranks of the brass bands have been depleted by the demands upon players for military service and other works of national importance. Nearly a year ago when they were on the air, they were hoping to keep the flag flying as long as possible. And here they are, broadcasting again.
This band had the bad luck to be formed in 1913 and ceased its activities when most of its members a year later were called to the Colours. It was re-started in 1920 and soon won its way to the front rank of the brass band world. All its instrumentalists are employees of the firm. Bandmaster Leonard Davies. for instance. is a ledger clerk

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

with Jack Simpson , a vibraphone, a xylophone, and his Sextet

Charles B. Cochran 's Saturday Show

Songs and scenes in the Oriental manner with Doris Gamble, Frank Titterton and Bobbie Comber
Compere, Desmond Davis
BBC Theatre Chorus, BBC Theatre
Orchestra, leader Tate Gilder
Arranged and conducted by Reginald Burston

Half-an-hour of a programme from
Hollywood via Canada
Those taking part include Norma Shearer , Deanna Durbin , Ronald Colman , Charles Laughton ,
Merle Oberon , Alec Templeton

and his Band with Anne Lenner and Fred Latham