A cheerful selection of gramophone records
Records of Frankie Carle, the popular pianist
Popular artists and bands fall in for your entertainment on gramophone records
played by Gordon Banner at the theatre organ
Gordon Banner began to play the organ at the age of fourteen, rectiving tuition from his uncle. the late Alfred Banner , who was organist and choirmaster of the parish church of Tipton, Staffs:
It was Reginald Dixon who introduced him to the cinema organ in 1929 and in 1930 he went to America and made the acquaintance of Jesse Crawford. He appeared as guest organist at various cinemas in the U.S.A. In this country he has held appointments at the Ritz, Oxford. the Commodore, Hammersmith, and the Odeon. Manchester.
followed by 'ESCAPE'
An invitation to ' get away ' for twenty-five minutes to records chosen and presented by Raymond Raikes
sung by Fisher Morgan (baritone)
Raymond Glendenning introduces songs, scenes, and stories of the show business past and present with Peter Yorke and his Concert Orchestra
Leader, Tate Gilder
Conducted by Reginald Burston
A programme of gramophone records
Megan Thomas (soprano)
played by Geraldo and his Orchestra
at the theatre organ
A programme to show the undeniable advantages of a musical education, written by Harry Alan Towers and illustrated with gramophone records
sung by the BBC Theatre Chorus
Conducted by Charles Groves
with Sylvia Welling , Guy Verney ,
Luanne Shaw , Graham Payn
Chorus and augmented Dance Orchestra, directed by Billy Tement
Narrative written and spoken by James Dyrenforth
Produced by Reginald Smith
with Woodhouse and Hawkins, Canada's two genial gentlemen of many voices and even more laughs, aided and abetted by the orchestra of Geoffrey Waddington and the songs of Dorothy Alt
with the Three in Harmony, accompanied by the Hula Players
Musical arrangements by James
Moody
Compere, Hugh Shirreff
Produced by Eric Fawcett
presents
' The life story of King Oliver '
Written by Charles Chilton and illustrated with gramophone records
(by permission of Coticattnen Films, Ltd.") in a new adventure series adapted for broadcasting by James Parish from the well-known stories by Leslie Charteris
5-' The Benevolent Burglary '
Produced by Peter Creswell
Henry Hall and his Orchestra with Philip Brown in a reminiscent mood
Area Individual Championship Finals
A commentary on some of the main bouts by Raymond Glendenning and W. Barrington Dalby , from somewhere in England
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
A musical entertainment presented by members of an Auxiliary Military Pioneer Corps centre ' somewhere in the North '
from a hotel in the South
Listen to Cyril Fletcher , Billy Milton , Bennett and Williams, and dance to Harry Evans and his Dance Band
Presented by Leslie Bridgmont
with Anne Lenner and Tony Morris
