Gramophone records

from swing to classics

Records of Elsie Suddaby

Recording of Johnny Denis with his Novelty Septet, broadcast in the Home Service on June 8

News read at dictation speed for Forces newspapers overseas

On gramophone records.

Ballet music, on gramophone records '

Band of the Life Guards conducted by Captain A. Lemoine , Director of Music, the Life Guards

Andrew P. Wilson introduces another programme of songs sung and enjoyed by our forefathers. with Janet Sclanders (soprano), W. Miller Mc -Birnie (tenor), Charles Lovat (bass). At the piano, Andrew Bryson

and his Mayfair Music. (BBC recording)

Conductor, Charles Groves

England v. Australia (2nd day). Commentary on the closing overs before lunch by Howard Marshall. From Bramall Lane. Sheffield

Directed by Michael Krein

Recording of last night's broadcast

Under the direction of R.S.M. George Melachrino , with Evelyn Dove and Arthur Young.

England v. Australia (2nd day). Commentary during play by Howard Marshall. From Bramall Lane , Sheffield

Song successes from stage, film, and Tin Pan Alley which you may like to remember, sung by Binnie Hale , Edna Kaye , Denny Dermis , and the Debonaires. Music played by the augmented Dance Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Black.

Jack and Eddy Eden : 'Don't Be Fright :' -nautical magic by Sirdani; ' Off the Liberty Boat '-the Navy's own contribution to the programme; ' Naval Intelligence '-a quiz bee, with teams from all ranks: 'Million-Airs' -songs which have sold a million. introduced by Evelyn Laye ; Avril Angers ; BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Charles Shadwell. Introduced by ' Hubert and produced by Charles Maxwell.

by Ralph Wightman.

Background information on matters of current interest

England v. Australia (2nd day). Commentary during play by Howard Marshall. From Bramall Lane. Sheffield

Conducted by Clarence Raybould

England v. Australia (2nd day). A sufrimary of the day's play by Howard Marshall. From Bramall Lane , Sheffield

Records chosen for themselves by British Forces overseas

and his Orchestra, with Alan Kane. Julie Dawn , Hazel Bray , and the Modernaires

Programme for men stationed in out-of-the-way places,, introduced by Barbara McFadyean

(as Home Service) followed by LIGHT MUSIC on gramophone records (medium waves only)

speaking to Forces

Betty Davies (soprano), Renie White (contralto), Rhydderch Davies (baritone), and the Welsh Light Orchestra : conductor, Idris Lewis.

Jack Simpson and his Sextet