to the Imperial and Allied Forces in Great Britain , followed by 'REVEILLE!'
Cheerful gramophone records

Records of Carmen Miranda, songs in the 'South American Way'

Popular records of January 1937

Review of January records by Leslie Perowne and his gramophone

Eric Thiman. BBC Singers, conductor, Leslie Woodgate Songs of Travel :
Give me a ship to sail the seas
Magic \ A Good Companion Roaming
Homewards

under the direction of Tom Jenkins
Tom Jenkins began his musical studies on the piano at the age of seven. His piano teacher, who was also an organist at a large church in his native town of Neath, began to give him lessons on the organ, hut in less than a year the teacher died ana Tom Jenkins took his place as the organist at the age of seventeen. Eighteen months later he became organist and choir-master. Since then he has held appointments as musical director of the Cardiff Plaza and organist and manager of the Swansea Plaza. He gave his first broadcast from there in 1932.

and his Band, with Harry Davis , featuring Beryl Davis , Diane, Bob Dale , Jan Zalski (Polish tenor), and Eddie Palmer with his novachord

Charles Smart at the theatre organ

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

Programme of gramophone records

with Donald Peers , Ivor Moreton and Dave Kaye , Alex Munro , Marjorie Farrage , and Jack Cannon and his Band. Produced by Richard North

Recording of last night's broadcast

and his Band

at the theatre organ, in a programme of New Year greetings

Opening scenes of a New Year festival of dedication, including music by massed military bands and the pipers of a Canadian Scottish regiment. Marches of Allied and Empire Services Contingents, Home Guard, and Civil Defence personnel. From a concert-hall ,

and a piano

Billy Mayerl and his Band

Programme of gramophone records

Army v. R.A.F. : commentary during the second half of the match by Raymond Glendenning

New recording artists of 1941. Will they be the stars of 1942 ?

Favourite songs from famous colour cartoons, sung by the BBC Theatre Chorus, conducted by Charles Groves , with -Donald Edge at the piano

Twice-weekly show for men and girls in Anti-Aircraft and Balloon Barrage units. Today ' Ack-Ack, Beer-Beer ' goes on tour to a great Royal Ordnance Factory in the Midlands. From the stage in one of the canteens an Ack-Ack Divisional orchestra and Ack-Ack singers, comedians, and entertainers are giving a show for workers making Ack-Ack equipment. There is a guest star, some of the Ack-Ack men are meeting the girls, and an act or two from the workers may be heard. Editors, Bill MacLurg and Howard Thomas

National and Regional announcements

The lovable North Country family returns to the microphone in a new weekly series, with Wylie Watson as Mr. Plum, Beatrice Varley as Mrs. Plum, Paula Green as Victoria Plum, Clifford Bean as Uncle Ed, and Gabrielle Daye as Ruby, the maid.

Written and produced by Max Kester, from the original idea by Sonny Miller

Fifteen minutes with America's Crooner No. I, on gramophone records

From a theatre in the West

Variety show given by a concert party drawn from the Army's Central Pool of Entertainers. From a theatre in the South
The Central Pool of Entertainers includes all the best stage talent in the Army, and from it are drawn concert parties which tour the country chiefly to entertain their fellow soldiers. Tonight they give one of their first public performances.

Programme by Major J. T. Gorman , with the BBC Military Band. Conductor, P. S. G. O'Donnell. Narrator, Tom Dawson

with some of the troops of the Household Cavalry, accompanied by the Band of H.M. Life Guards, under the direction of Lieutenant A. Lemoine *. At the piano, John Wills. Conductor, Leslie Woodgate

Recollections and reflections by Arthur Spencer

Master of ceremonies Clay Keyes. Richard Goolden as Old Ebenezer, with Gladys Keyes as Martha. 'The musical newsreel'. This week's famous visitor. ' Can you beat the band ? ' Town Hall Orchestra, under the direction of Billy Ternent. Weekly meetings organised by Gladys and Clay Keyes and" presented by Eric Spear

to the Imperial and Allied Forces , followed by 'DANCING TIME'
Famous bands playing popular dance tunes on gramophone records