Cheerful gramophone records
Records of the unique American ballad-singer
and his Mazurka Orchestra
in ' ITMA'
Recording of last Friday's broadcast
Interlude : records
Scottish Variety Orchestra (conductor, Ronnie Munro ), with Jae Fraser , Ann Rich , and Jack Check -man
Conductor, G. W. Hespe
Presented by A. L. Bakaya.
'India Calling': personal messages from India to the members of H.M. Forces in Great Britain
Mere Babal Da Mukhra Piara
Shama Ka Jalna Hai Ya Sozish-i-Parwana
Hai Kis Cheez Ki Kami Hai
Din Charhea Te Pai Gai Judai Madine Ka Musafir Hun Kaisi Ankhen Yar Dian
Musibat Men Ek Asra Dhoondta Hun Tere Samne Baith Ke Rovan Adab Arz
Conducted by the Rev. Anthony Otter. From Lowdham Parish Church
Third of a series of record programmes of Hawaiian guitar music, written and arranged by A. P. Sharpe
Recording of the programme broadcast direct to North America during the midnight break last Friday, from a factory somewhere in Britain
and his Orchestra, with Frederic Bayco (organ)
(New series, No. 1). Return of the specially recorded Bob Hope programme, featuring Frances Lang ford, Ben Gage , Six Hits and a Miss, Jerry Colonna , Skinnay Ennis and his Orchestra, and Beb Hope
Recording of last night's broadcast
Weekly entertainment presented by the Canadian Forces from a Palais de Danse in the South of England, produced and introduced by Gerry Wilmot. High lights are the songs of L.A.C. Ted Hockridge , Private Bill Smith , and Two Lights and a Dark, with the music of Sergeant Stan 'Sheddon and the Canucks Orchestra, and the Rhythm Ranch Boys. ' Services Spotlight'.
Fifth talk by C. S. Lewis of Magdalen College, Oxford
Primo Scala 's Accordion Band, directed by Harry Bidgood
Third of a series of gramophone programmes in which you hear the favourite music of eminent musicians, and the reasons for their choice. Today's programme is devoted to the choice of the late Sir Hamilton Harty , and is presented by Eric Gillett
Special recording of last Tuesday's broadcast, with Professor Gilbert Murray , Sir Kenneth Clark , and Mrs. M. A. Hamilton. Guests, Commander Gould (' Star-Gazer ') and Florence Horsbrugh, M.P. Question-Master, Donald McCullough. Producer, Howard Thomas
Commentary on the grand finale from the Middlesex Civil Defence display on the occasion of the seventh anniversary of the establishment of the A.R.P. services. From the Empire Stadium,' Wembley
Picture parade, introducing songs, scenes, and personalities from film productions of the past, present, and future, with the recorded voices of many famous stars. Programme devised and written by Harry Alan Towers. Narrator, Philip Slessor. Produced by Peter Eton
Fantasia in F sharp minor played by Kendall Taylor (piano)
Interlude : records
First of a series of three programmes in which members of the Royal Air Force entertain comrades and friends at home and overseas. No. 1, with Flight Lieutenant Richard Murdoch , Corporal Jack Cooper. The Concert Orchestra directed by A/C Sidney Torch, with musical arrangements by L.A.C. Len Stevens , and a visiting star : this week, Arthur Askey. Programme devised by Corporal Harry Alan Towers, and produced by Raymond Glendenning and Harry Alan Towers. From a theatre in the South
Review of the week's news
C. A. Lejeune
Community, hymn-singing, from a Royal Naval Air Station
Conducted by H. C. Jarman (Soloist, Corporal A. Bray>)
and his Music, with Jack Cooper
followed by a postscript
Half-hour of words and music in the Anne Shelton manner, with the Ambrose Players and Anne Shelton. Presented by David Miller
' Jesus said : " Let not your heart be troubled".' The King of love my shepherd is ; St. Matthew 6, vv... 25-34 ; Dear Lord and Father of mankind ; St. John 14, v. 27
Welsh music, mainly traditional, with Margaret Tann Williams (contralto), the Eryri Male Octet and the Eryri Piano Quintet. Programme devised by Arwel Hughes and Sam Jones , and introduced by Norman Wooland
Victor Silvester and his Orchestra.
