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Cheerful gramophone records

Records of Joan Hammond

Popular artists and bands on records

Programme Parade

Songs by the BBC Singers Conductor, Leslie Woodgate

and his Orchestra. (Special recording made at The Steel Door, Atlantic City, July 5, 1939)

at the theatre organ

(Robb Wilton ) in 'Office Hours', with Lauri Lupino Lane as ' Adolphus '

Van Straten and his Music

Presented by Christopher Stone and S. P. B. Mais

and his Orchestra, from a hotel in the South

Records of his band to. celebrate his fortieth birthday. Arranged by Wemyss Craigie

at the theatre organ
Selection : Good Company

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Devised by Dorothe Morrow , with the Three in Harmony and The Rancheros. Musical arrangements by Don Felipe. Presented by Norah Neale

and his Dance Orchestra

Conductor, P. S. G. O'Donnell
Hunting programme

Yorkshire song-sketches, presented and sung by Constance Carrodus

Oscar Grasso and his Orchestra

Presented by Frank Stewart

Raymond Glendenning is the commentator on the second half of the Association Football International

Conducted by J. Kolaczkowski , on gramophone records

Story by Edgar Wallace , adapted for broadcasting by H. A. Russell
Produced by Hugh Stewart

Recorded review of this week's events at home and abroad. Produced by the BBC Recorded Programmes Department

Radio magazine for the Merchant Navy, compered by Commander A. B. Campbell , and produced by Dallas Bower and Robert Barr
' The book locker',
John P. Taylor ; ' Pop Keens's postbag ', with news for merchant seamen afloat from their' old shipmates ashore; 'From the crow's nest ' the week's eye-witness ; ' In the dog watch ', Commander A. B. Campbell- ; ' Sweethearts and wives ', with messages for men of the Merchant Navy at sea-this week they come from Southampton.

National and Regional announcement*

Conducted by Reginald Burston with Helen Clare , and Donald Edge (piano)
ORCHESTRA
HELEN CLARE AND ORCHESTRA
DONALD EDGE AND ORCHESTRA
HELEN CLARE AND ORCHESTRA
ORCHESTRA

A Street Captain's point of view

Private Smith entertains with 'Off Parade', performed and presented by an area concert party from a Garrison Theatre somewhere in England

Programme of musical requests which revive the memories of listeners, featuring Jack Payne with his Orchestra. The messages telling why the tunes will always remain in listeners' memories are read by Christopher Stone

Another episode in the thrilling adventures of a London taxi-driver, by Cyril Campion , with Jerry Verno as Shorty, the driver. Produced by Jacques Brown

Record programme for St. Crispin's Day, traditionally the Shoemakers' Holiday, by Raymond Raikes (Previously broadcast in the Home Service, March 22, 1941)

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