Cheerful gramophone records

Gramophone records he made here with his own orchestra before leaving for New York to become conductor of the New York Philharmonic-SymPhony Orchestra

Gramophone records

at the organ of the Warner, Leicester
Square

and his Orchestra
Jack Leon was a child refugee from Belgium during the last war, and is now a British subject He has done such vaned things in the world of music as conducting the Guildhall Orchestra for folk danang in Hyde Park, the London Symphony Orchestra for the ballet, and two separate bands daily at the Prince of wales Theatre for upwards of seven years. Leon may, in fact, be described as an all-round musician whose object has always been to bring the best possible music of every land to the most widely vaned audiences.

Seventh edition of this erratic radio mirror giving the low-down on the high-ups. Script by Charles Hatton. Music and production by Leslie Bridgmont

Darnau difyr at y bore, sef pennill ac englyn a chan, gydag ambell ston ddigrif. Y rhaglen dan ofal John Griffiths. (Welsh light programme)

Coventry Hippodrome Orchestra: conductor, William Pethers

and his Band

at the theatre organ

Sam Heppner presents gramophone records of music in its progress from the solo to the nonet

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

(Recording of last night's broadcast)

Conducted by Kneale Kelley. Laurence Holmes (baritone)

Rhythmic records

at two pianos

Conductor, Charles Shadwell , with Paula Greene

Conducted by Leslie Heward

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

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

Fuel Flash for housewives, and National and Regional announcements

for Australians in thiscountry, read by Colin Wills

for New Zealanders in this country, read by Arthur Heighway

for South Africans in this country, read by Cyril Watling

Fifteenth of a series of gramophone programmes, presented by Compton Mackenzie

A day with some of the dock-workers of Britain. Arranged and presented by Eric Hudes and Wilfred Pickles

Harry Fryer and his Orchestra, with Margaret Eaves

Something new in organ entertainment, with Fred Yule , George Armi tage, and the augmented BBC Male Revue Chorus, conducted by Arnold Perry. Presented by Sandy Mac pherson at the theatre organ

The fighting spirit of Britain. Dramatic presentation of the British people at war, past and present. ' Trafalgar' : a reconstruction from the accounts of the men who were there, by ' Bimbashiwana Arranged and produced by Brigid Maas

Devised, written, and introduced by Carroll Levis. This week's guest artists, Rawicz and Landauer. Cast also includes Eddie Lee , Cherry Lind , Johnny Williams , the ' Happy-Go-Lucky ' Page-Boy, ' The Radio Deceivers ' — Eileen Huckerby and Benny Craven , and some Carroll Levis discoveries. The ' Happy-Go-Lucky ' Club. Dance Orchestra, conducted by Billy Tement. Produced by Michael North. (Special BBC recording)

Short story. written for broadcasting by Henry Baerlein , and read by Felix Aylmer.

Percival Mackey and his Orchestra.