Cheerful gramophone records

Conducted by Harry Mortimer ,' on gramophone records

five years ago
Popular records of August 1937

Programme Parade

Records taken at random from the rack

with Helena Cook (soprano)

on gramophone records
Edwin Fischer : Impromptu in G
(Schubert)
Harold' Bauer: Novelette in D (Schumann) Mark Hambourg : Slumber Song
(Schumann)
Kreisler : Tango (Albaniz-Kreisler) Kreisler : Malaguena (Albaniz)
Kreisler and Zimbalist : Andante cantabile,
(Quartet in D Minor, Op. 11 : Tchaikovsky)

played by the BBC Revue Orchestra: conductor, Mansel Thomas

Fairey Aviation Works Band : conductor, Harry Mortimer

The N.F.S. Dance Band of No. 9 Region, directed by Vernon Adcock , with Mary Morton and Philip-Garston-Jones

Dance music and songs for the housewife, on gramophone records

Conductor, Frederic Curzon
From the Pier Pavilion, Llandudno

Lunch-time entertainment for factory-workers, from a factory somewhere in Britain.

(Special BBC recording)

Aberdeen University Songs introduced by the Hon. Lord Mackay, Senator of the College of Justice. Scottish Male Voife Chorus : conductor, Kemlo Stephen , with Ireen Maclaren
(piano)

and his Sextet, with Alfred Hepworth

and his Orchestra

Conductor, P. S. G. O'Donnell

Rhythmic records

on gramophone records

Recording of last night's broadcast

Scots songs; chosen and introduced by Anna Scarlett

and his Orchestra, with Beryl Davis , Georgina, Len Camber , George Evans , Derek Roy , the Singing Sweethearts, Three Boys and a Girl

Today's edition of the special radio magazine for men and girls in Anti-Aircraft and Balloon Barrage units stars men and women of a Midland
Ack-Ack Division in a novel newspaper show written and presented by Sergeant Dick Richards. Song, comedy, and ' interest Editor, Bill MacLurg
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' Fuel Flash' for housewives, and National and Regional announcements

Featuring Regan and Ann, and Boompsie, their dog. Presented by Eric Spear

Programme for Australians in this country, presented by their fellowcountrymen over here. Arranged and produced by Roy Lee

presents ' I may be old-fashioned but Spike Hughes comes to the microphone in defence of the old type of jazz *

Each Thursday evening many civilians invite to their homes members of the Forces stationed in their neighbourhood. This is a series planned for the special entertainment of civilians and men of the Army and Royal Air Force who are listening together

This evening: The Kentucky Minstrels, black-faced minstrel show, devised and produced by Harry S. Pepper, with Scott and Whaley, Ike Hatch, C. Denier Warren, Fred Yule, the Kentucky Banjo Team: Dick Pepper, Edward Fairs, and Bernard Sheaff. BBC Revue Orchestra and Male Voice Chorus, conducted by Mansel Thomas. At the organ, Charles Smart. Music arranged by Doris Arnold. Book written and remembered by C. Denier Warren. (Special BBC recording)

8.10 app. Mr. George Chickery tells another of his stories from Studio Five. This evening it is 'The Story of Mr. Musket's Money-Box'

with some of the Royal Air Force from an R.A.F. hospital somewhere in England. Robert Easton leads the singing. At the piano, John Wills. Conductor, Leslie Woodgate

Programme with music, presented by Fr. Agnellus Andrew , O.F.M.

in ' It Goes to Show '. First of a new series in which you hear excerpts from ' Doug's Diary' and ' Mr. Pottle's Prattle ', a centenarian episode written by Robert Rutherford.
Orchestra directed by Norman Brooks. Produced by Leslie Bridg mont.

Billy Tement and the Dance Orchestra.