A cheerful selection of gramophone records

Records of Lucienne Boyer, the famous French soprano

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

played by Victor Silvester and his Ballroom
Orchestra

of Sidney Davey and his Players

Half-an-hour's swing music on cinema-organ records, arranged by E. C. H. Hine

(A recording of last night's broadcast)

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

'and his Orchestra Popular medley

Song memories compiled by Mai Jones and Glyn Jones with Elsie Eaves , Frank Davey ,
Bernard Goldstein
At the pianos, Mai Jones and Frank Davison
' Presented by Glyn Jones

played by the BBC Military Band

and his Dance Orchestra

Gerry Wilmot conducts a teaser test for Empire Forces in Britain

Presented by George Carney with gramophone records

with the Entr'acte Players
Arranged by Sidney Crooke
Conducted by Hugh Shirreff

A Canadian concoction of marches, songs, and modern hill-billies served Canadian fashion by a bunch of the boys
Here is a show which should get over the atmosphere of Canadian soldiers billeted in this country. Some genuine hill-billy songs will be heard, and the point of the whole thing is that the broadcast will be given by genuine Canadian soldiers in a genuine British billet. It will be topical, jolly, carefree as any sing-song given by the Canadian troops is bound to be.

A play with music (based on the famous ballad)
Radio script by Hugh Douglas Barr
Musical score by Jack Beaver
Produced by Douglas Moodie
BBC Revue Chorus and Revue Orchestra, conducted by Hyam Greenbaum

(by permission of Concannen Films, Ltd.) in a new adventure series adapted for broadcasting by James Parish 'from the well-known stories by Leslie Charteris
6-'The Man who liked Ants '
Produced by Peter Creswell

played by Horace Finch at the theatre organ
Horace Finch , well known for his radio organ recitals, received his first appointment at Blackpool as pianist in the Tower Ballroom. When, however, the organ was installed in the Empress Rooms, he successfully applied for the post of solo organist. This was in 1935. From that time to this, he has been a firm favourite with listeners.

A revue by Loftus Wigram and Douglas Byng with Frederick Gregory , Helen Hill , Graham Payn , Luanne Shaw ,
Guy Verney
The Dance Orchestra directed by Billy Tement
Produced by Reginald Smith

Conductor, John Probert

Famous bands playing popular dance tunes on gramophone records