A cheerful selection of gramophone records

Records of Les Allen, the Canadian Variety and radio star

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

Joe Murgatroyd and his Happy Family (Poppet, Helga, and Billie) request the pleasure of your company at breakfast

Conducted by Ronnie Munro

Programme Parade
Details of some of today's broadcasts, followed by gramophone records

(I.T.S.A.)
Produced by Francis Worsley
(A recording of the broadcast on July 25)

4-Reginald King

A weekly review in English of Indian news and affairs, presented in collaboration with All-India Radio

Varied items specially designed for the Indian troops

and his Orchestra with Monti Ryan , Cyril Shane , and Geoff Watts

and his Mandoliers with Isabelita Alonso

A picture of Bank Holiday 'Appy 'Ampstead, recaptured with the aid of a few gramophone records
Written and presented by Herbert C. Ridout

(A recording of last night's broadcast)

Devised by Dorothe Morrow , with the Three in Harmony, and the Hula
Players
Compere, David Miller
Presented by Douglas Lawrence

3-' The Fellowship of the Spirit'
Professor H. G. Wood

played by Eric Winstone and his Band

Another of the popular request programmes for the Services, specially arranged to unite the Canadian Forces with their friends and families at home in the Dominion

assisted by P.C. Jack Hulbert and P.C. Carl Carlisle
A Variety show performed and presented by a Metropolitan Police Division, from a theatre in the South
The Police at play could always be relied upon to produce entertaining talent. The Force is now more in a position to do so than ever, since many Special and War Reserve policemen are stage and band performers of renown. Such a one is Claude Bampton , for instance, well known in the dance-band world, who has written this show's signature tune, ' Off The Beat '. He has also composed a rousing song, ' Chantez les Vs'. What is described as a ' beefy police chorus' lends lungs to the show.

and his Orchestra with Dorothy Carless , Len Camber , Jackie Hunter , and George Evans

The Brains Trust meet again to give their spontaneous answers to questions sent in by listeners
Resident experts : Julian S. Huxley
Commander A. B. Campbell
C. E. M. Joad
Guest experts :
Monsignor Ronald Knox
A. G. Street
Question-master, Donald McCullough in a recorded programme presented by Douglas Cleverdon and Howard Thomas
There should be stimulating and diverting answers from Monsignor Ronald Knox , for he is one of the outstanding intellects and one of the greatest wits of the present day. A. G. Street will be in his element if some question on farming crops up. As everyone knows, he is as much at home with things of the land as is Commander Campbell with things-especially serpents-of the sea.

followed by Interlude : records

with Adelaide Hall
Cyril Ritchard
Jack Leon and his Orchestra
' Services spotlight'
Compere, Gerry Wilmot
From a dance hall

surveying some of the week's news as it is seen from London, and including reviews of new films by Lilian Duff

Community hymn-singing from a Lancashire parish church
Organist, Alan Stephenson
Epilogue by the Bishop of Lancaster

presents
Walter Widdop
Iris Sadler
Stanelli
Cheerful Charlie Chester
Billy Bennett and , assisted by Cecil Frederick and Robbie Vincent
The Happidrome Orchestra and Chorus
The show produced and conducted by Ernest Longstaffe

with a postscript

with Elsie Randolph
William Kendall
Vincent Holman
Joan MacArthur
George Cross
The Cavendish Three
Script by John Paddy Carstairs and Val Guest
BBC Revue Chorus and the -Dance Orchestra, directed by Billy Tement
Produced by Eric Fawcett
(The third of a series of specially recorded programmes)

' Thus saith the Lord ' —
' My ways are not your ways '
Psalm 97 ; From Job 38 and 42 ; God moves in a mysterious way (A. and M. 373) ; Isaiah 55, vv. 8 and 9

A bedtime programme on records
Written by Harold Rogers