A cheerful' selection of gramophone records

Records of Celia Lipton, croonette

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

played by Billy Hardy and his Band

at the theatre organ

Cue for song with Marjorie Westbury , John Kean ,
Dorothy Parsons
Presented by Martyn C. Webster

with Mario de Pietro , the Radio Three, and Arthur Salisbury and his Savoy
Hotel Orchestra

Raymond Glendenning introduces songs, scenes, and stories of the show business in wartime with Peter Yorke and his Concert
Orchestra

with Kay Cavendish and Helen Raymond
A programme arranged and compered by Kay Cavendish

played by the BBC Military Band-

with his Band
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A programme of war songs from the Empire recorded in Britain. Written and compiled by Brian Meredith , Cecil Madden , and Lionel Fielden.
Narrators, Peter Pooley. and Z. A. Bokhari

on gramophone records

with Anne Wood (contralto) and Mary McDougall (soprano)

with Hugh Morton , Joan Young , and BBC Dance Orchestra, conducted by Billy Ternent
Script by Harry Alan Towers
Produced by Tom Ronald

A complication with music by Eric Spear and Aubrey Danvers-Walker with Patricia Leonard , Billy Milton , Pauline de Chalus , Ian Sadler , Gwen Lewis , Norman Shelley ,
Geoffrey Wincott and BBC Revue Orchestra, conducted by Hyam Greenbaum
Presented by Eric Spear
Patricia Leonard , who plays the lead opposite Billy Milton in this gay little musical comedy about the weird and wonderful world of film publicity, comes of a theatrical family. Her father, Theodore Leonard , was a Yorkshire comedian, and her mother an Australian concert singer. She spent her childhood first in South Africa and then in Australia. At sweet seventeen she came back to England, studying dancing with Joan Davis and singing with her mother and her uncle, Laurence Leonard. She obtained an engagement from Andre Chariot to understudy Frances Day. It was Chariot who introduced her to television. and she appeared in one of his special shows at Alexandra Palace composed entirely of girls in the chorus.

in a new adventure series adapted for broadcasting by James Parish , from the well-known story by Leslie Charteris
2—'The Policeman with Wings '
Produced by Peter Creswell
Terence de Marney leapt into fame with his broadcasts as the hero in the memorable Monte Cristo serial rather more than two years ago. In the same year he broadcast as Gerard in another serial, The Cloister and the Hearth.
His mother was an Irishwoman and an actress and her parents were both well-known artists in their day. Terence's younger brother Derek is a film actor as well known as himself. The brothers are so alike-only eighteen months between them-that Terence got letters congratulating him on Young and Innocent and Derek got letters congratulating him on Monte Cristo.

at the theatre organ

Glimpses of people and things in the Home Country presented in collaboration with the New Zealand Broadcasting Service and recorded over direct transmission from New
Zealand

played by Alfred Barker

presents
The Rhythm Club Sextet
Led by Harry Parry
Introduced by Charles Chilton

Conductor, J. C. Dyson

A gramophone cabaret programme