Cheerful gramophone records

Programme summary

on gramophone records

Popular artists and bands on records

Programme Parade

Gramophone records

at the organ of the Odeon, Leicester Square

Directed by David McCallum , with David Lloyd

Rhythm from the R.A.F.
Bobbie Martin, Jack Buddy Green, and Johnnie Wood, with Mary Maddock

Damau difvr at v bore, sef pennill ac englyn a'chan, gydag ambell ston ddigrif. Y rhaglen dan ofal
John Griffiths. (Welsh light programme)

Louis Voss and his Orchestra

with his Orchestra and artists

at the organ, of the New Victoria Cinema, Edinburgh

and his Orchestra, on records

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

No. ]2 and last: Tchaikovsky, presented, with gramophone records, by Scott Goddard

An argument by John Stewart , with Marjorie Westbury and Gerald Martin. At the pianos, Jack Wilson and Doris Adams

and his Apache Band, with Amalia Magri and Jacques Vallez

BBC Men's Chorus : conductor, Leslie Woodgate. Victor Harding (baritone). John Wills (piano)
Gaudeamus igitur (arr. Leslie Woodgate );
The Pipe ; Amo, amas, I love a lass ; The
Merrnaid A Song of Water ; Over the sea to Skye ; Concerning I and Non-I;
Passing by ; Ching-a-Iing The Spanish Guitar

George Scott-Wood and his Band

Gramophone programme dedicated to the Naval Commanders of history, and to the traditions they have left for us. Written and presented by Morris Peatfield

with Dale Smith and a children's choir, conducted by Ronald Biggs

and his Orchestra

Scots songs chosen and introduced by T. J. Honeyman , Director of the Art Galleries. From the ' BBC at War' Exhibition in the Kelvingrove Art Galleries, Glasgow

Questions on current affairs from men and women in the Forces
-answered by experts

Fuel Flash for housewives, and National and Regional announcements

Weekly summary of Australian news specially presented for Australians in this country, and read by Colin Wills

Week's news from home, for New Zealanders in this country, read by Arthur Heighway

The week's news for South Africans in this country, read by Cyril Watling

Farewell magazine programme to, for, and about the Royal Navy, devised, presented, and produced by Peter Creswell. Anne Lenner with songs for sailors ; Band of H.M.S. ' Incredible ' ; Interlude by Richard Fisher ; The Briny Trust answers back ; ' Make and Mend' Male Chorus. Music editor, Harry Bid good, General editor, David Yates Mason

Conducted by Kneale Kelley , with Jan van der Gucht (tenor) and Roy Henderson (baritone)

Something new in organ entertainment presenting organist-composers in a programme of their own music:
Felton Rapley, Reginald Porter-Brown, Frederic Curzon, and Lloyd Thomas. Presented by Sandy Macpherson

The fighting spirit of Britain. Dramatic presentation of the British people at war, past and present. ' The South Notts. Hussars': an t eye-witness account of their gallant stand at Knightsbridge, Libya. Arranged and produced by Brigid Maas

Devised, written, and introduced by Carroll Levis , with Cherry Lind. This week's guest artist, Charles Harrison. Cast also includes Eddie Lee , Johnny Williams , the ' Happy-Go-Lucky' page-boy, the Radio Deceivers-Eileen Huckerby and Nick Parsons , and some Carroll Levis discoveries. The Happy-Go-Lucky Club. The Dance Orchestra, conducted by Billy Tement. Produced by Michael North. (Special BBC recording)

Short story, written for broadcasting by Gilbert Hackforth-Jones , and read by the author. (Previously broadcast on March 19)

Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra.