A cheerful selection of gramophone records
Records of Tony Martin, the singing film-star
Popular artists and bands fall in for your entertainment on gramophone records
played by Geraldo and his Orchestra
. at the theatre organ Requests from the W.A.A.F.
Conductor, Harry Pell Radio songs of today
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
Popular dance music and songs on gramophone records
A commentary on the race by Richard North , assisted by J. Lawson
Topham as race-reader
A competition between teams drawn from the V.A.D. and the Royal Ulster
Constabulary
Chief Twister, Denis Ireland
Arthur Young , the well-known pianist and band-leader, will be interviewed at the microphone by Leslie Perowne
played by Jack White and his Collegians
Leeds United v. Hull City
A commentary on the second half of the Regional League Competition match by Tom Cragg
Favourite tunes from the operas on gramophone records
Presented by Anna Instone
Here is the second broadcast in a new series which Anna Instone began on November 2 with favourite tunes from Faust. It was her happy idea a couple of years ago to bring to the microphone some of those who sang peerlessly in the Golden Age of Opera - such as Susan Strong, Ben Davies, and Blanche Marchesi. It was a series that struck a new note in gramophone programmes, for listeners were able to hear in actuality the speaking voices of stars whose voices thrilled thousands in their day.
This new series is the result of requests from all over the country for tunes from opera.
From a restaurant in the South with Jack Train , Jack Plant , Tiny Powell , Peter Valerio , and Leonard and his
Orchestra
Presented by Leslie Bridgmont
Melodies of Ray Noble
A record entertainment featuring
Youth takes a record bow; Star's selection; Broken record; On the mat; Something sentimental; Coming shortly
Presented by The Gramophone Boys
A musical appetiser to be taken before dinner, ingredients mixed and taken for you by Sandy Macpherson and Vera Lynn
A dance-band entertainment with celebrity guest artists
Compere, Gerry Wilmot
The latest edition of the Littlest Revue
with Albert Whelan , Anona Winn ,
Leonard Henry
From a Welsh music-hall
Favourite pieces from the repertoire' of the BBC Orchestra
(Section A)
Leader, Paul Beard
Conducted by Constant Lambert
The programme will contain items requested by Service listeners
Constant Lambert, who is. one of the most brilliant of British conductors, appears in two programmes today: this evening's broadcast for the Forces, and earlier in the evening in the Home Service. Constant Lambert is perhaps best known as a conductor of ballet, and for many years now he has guided the fortunes of the Vic-Wells Ballet at Sadler's Wells. During the early part of the war he toured the provinces with the ballet and later the company went to Holland but had to leave quickly owing to the invasion. All the music was specially arranged for two pianos, one of which Lambert played.
Records of armchair music
