Arthur Dulay and his Cameo Orchestra

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A gramophone miscellany

A talk by the Rt. Rev. Monsignor R.L. Smith, of the Church of Our Lady and St. Joseph, Carlisle

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Desiree Ellinger (soprano)
Vera Canning (cello)
Ernest Lush (piano)

and his Mayfair Orchestra

Carroll Gibbons and his Orchestra

by Baroness Orczy
Adapted as a radio play in six episodes by Lester Powell
2—' The Grenville Ball'
Incidental music arranged and conducted by Alan Paul
Produced by Archie Campbell

Arthur Reckless (baritone)
Jack Brymer (clarinet)

Roberto Inglez and his Orchestra

from a canteen in London
with Adele, Cavan O'Connor and Vic Oliver
James Moody at the piano
Introduced and produced by Bill Worsley

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Walter Jackson , Ronalde Jimmy Wheeler
, Claude Cavalotti
Max Bacon , Anne Shelton
Cyril Fletcher
Master of Ceremonies, Ted Ray
BBC Variety Orchestra Conductor, Rae Jenkins
Producer, Michael North

Symphonie fantastique played by Orchestre Harmono-Symphonique de la Garde Republicaine
Conducted by Francois Julien Brun

from Westminster Abbey
Eve of St. Thomas
Versicles and Responses (Tallis) Psalm 104
First Lesson: Isaiah 42, w. 1-8 Magnificat (Sumsion in G)
Second Lesson: St. John 11. vv. 1-16 Nunc dimittis (Sumsion in G) Creed and Collects
Justorum animae (Stanford) Prayers
0 thou. who didst with love untold
(EH. 206)
Organ voluntary: Prelude and Fugue in C (Bach)
Organist and Master of the Choristers.
Dr. William McKie

' Pantomime ' by Lionel Hale
Lionel Hale does not like people who do not like Christmas, and to him as a man of the theatre no Christmas is complete without pantomime. In this talk he deals with the origins of pantomime and some 01 the ways in which it has changed since Victorian days.

London v. Wales: Round 6
Twelve contests between a resident team in London and a challenging team in Cardiff London: Denis Brogan ,
Hubert Phillips. Quiz-Master,
Lionel Hale Wales: Wyn Griffith , T. I. Ellis. Quiz-Master, Gilbert Harding

Pierre-Paul of Carcassone, his story by Antonia Ridge
Production by Derek McCulloch
5.40 World Affairs: a talk by Stephen King-Hall

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An aperitif of melody
The George Mitchell Choir and a boy soloist from the London Choir School
Accompanied by The Frank Cordell
Chamber Orchestra
(Leader, Percy Coates )
Introduced by Doris Arnold
Production by Douglas Moodie

Harold Warrender is referee in a game to test the wits and imagination of three victims
Victims:
Brenda Bruce
Roy Rich
Humphrey Lestocq
Inquisitors:
Patricia Laffan
Kim Peacock
Alan Campbell-Johnson
Devised by Victor Silvester , Jnr.
Sketches by Kevin McGarry and Howard McCarey
Production by Frederick Piffard

or ' What's in a Name? '
Based on Grimm and other versions
Music composed and conducted by Francis Collinson
Script and production by Francis Dillon

with Kitty Bluett
Fred Yule , Peter Sellers
Patricia Hayes , Leslie Perrins
Bob and Alf Pearson
The Beaux and the Belles
Stanley Black and the Dance Orchestra
Script by Eddie Maguire and Ted Ray
Produced by George Inns

in a pre-Christmas interlude

3— ' Why is there, and can there be, only one Jesus Christ ? ' by the Rev. Martin Jarrett-Kerr , c.R.
This is the last of a series of talks dealing with the main theological difficulties that arise at Christmas time. The previous talks dealt with the divinity and humanity of Christ. Father Jarrett-Kerr concludes the series by talking about the uniqueness of Christ.