Cheerful gramophone records

Jimmy Lunceford and his Orchestra

Jack Hulbert, on records

by Lewis Impey, shoe-maker and repairer

' Over 500 Performances ' : records
- of tunes and songs from the stage, written by Roy Plomley

at the organ of the Odeon Theatre, Newcastle-on-Tyne

Conductor, Rae Jenkins

Band of the South Lancashire Regiment : conductor, Mr. F. G. H. Irving

Song memories with David Griffiths , Gwladys Gimlet , Bernard Goldstein , and the Souvenir Quintet. Produced by Mai Jones

played by the BBC Scottish Orchestra : conductor. Guy Warrack

(by permission of the G.O.C. London District), conducted by Sergeant Wilson

Gramophone records of ... A Faust Overture (Wagner) : London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham
Allegro (Concerto in B flat, K.191 :
Mozart) : Archie Camden (bassoon), with orchestra, conducted by Sir Hamilton Harty i
In the Steppes of Central Asia (Borodin) :
Paris Conservatoire Orchestra, conducted by Philippe Gaubert

Clive Richardson and Tony Lowry at two pianos

All the fun of an old-fashioned Hallowe'en in a modern setting, with Ann Downie , Mollie Weir , Arthur Shaw. Nicholas Parsons. James Sloan , Ann Rich , and the Scottish Variety Orchestra, conducted by Ronnie Munro. Produced by Archie Campbell

Cheerful records for the week-end

Conductor, Reg Little

Vernon Adcock and his Dance Orchestra

Music of the sunny South, played by the Southern Serenade Orchestra, directed by Reg Leopold. Programme produced by Fred Hartley

Birmingham v. Stoke City. Commentary by Raymond Glendenning during the second half of the match. From St.- Andrew's Ground, Birmingham

and her Girls Band

The war effort of the Belgian Congo described in a sound-picture, recorded on the spot with equipment lent by the Belgian broadcasting studios of Leopoldville. Introduced by Lieut.-Colonel C. Bagot Gray. Programme includes a message from His Excellency Pierre Ryckmans , Governor-General of the Belgian Congo

in London and New York
The BBC and WNEW, New York, entertain the Merchant Navies of the United Nations at the M.N. Club, London and the Merchant Seamen's Club, New York. The programme is broadcast in the United States and throughout the British Empire. From New York: a British hostess, a British seaman, and stars from Broadway and Hollywood. From London: Hostess Doris Hare , Debroy Somers and his Band, a British star, an American seaman, ' Ship's Newspaper ', and a Clubroom discussion, ' The Merchant Navy's part in mass invasion of the Continent'. Produced in New York by Gordon Heyworth , and in London by Reita Hendry and Howard Thomas.

National and Regional announcements

Programme for Cadets of the Air Training Corps, featuring Billy Cotton and his Band, with Jack Warner as guest star, and Richard Murdoch as Master of Ceremonies. Items include
' Amateur Talent Corner ' by Cadets of the Air Training Corps. Produced by Joan Clark. (BBC recording)

Reepham Junior Band : conductor, E. T. Ruffles (Norfolk) ; Easington Service of Youth Band : conductor, Cecil Peacock (Durham) ; Bisley Boys' School Band : conductor, H. Hope (Surrey). Introduced by Harry Mortimer

(conducted by John Clements ) singing favourite ballads. At the piano, Winifred Davey

Lilting music, melody, and song for everybody, with Anne Ziegler , Webster Booth , and Roland Peachey (electric Hawaiian guitar).. BBC Revue Chorus and the augmented BBC Revue Orchestra, conducted by Charles Groves. Programme introduced by Lionel Gamlin. Produced by Henry Reed

with his Orchestra

' War Without Weapons ' : a story of Norwegian resistance. Written by Stephen Clarkson. Produced by Brigid Maas

Radio version of the 20th Century-Fox film starring Betty Grable , George Montgomery , and Cesar Romero , adapted by Rhoderick Walker , and produced by Tom Ronald. Orchestrations by Jack Beaver. The action takes place in and around Coney Island in 1905 Radio Cast
Other parts played by John Rorke , Sydney Keith , and Bryan Herbert. The Chorus and Augmented Orchestra, conducted by Jay Wilbur

V. S. Pritchett

Band of the Queen's Royal Regiment. conductor, Mr. R. Barsotti.