Harold Geller and his Orchestra

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A gramophone miscellany

' God's Plan for the Nations '
Readings from the Psalms

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BBC Scottish Variety Orchestra
Conductor, Kemlo Stephen

A radio play by L. A. G. Strong

by Alistair Cooke

Feast of St.
Stephen Christians awake (A. and M. 61; S.P.
73)
New Every Morning (revised) 41 Psalm 119 (4) Acts 7. vv. 54-60
When Christ was born of Mary free
(Oxford Carol Book 178)

Light music and songs from Switzerland

A series of five programmes dealing with the work of the Police
1-Forgery: for Export Only
This programme deals with the work of British Police officers in co-operation with those of Continental Pplice forces in dealing with forged banknotes
Written by James Gleeson
Edited and produced by Tom Waldron

George Armitage (tenor)
Noel Lee (piano)

Geraldo and his Orchestra

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Directed by Tom Jenkins with Alfred Swain (baritone)

A black-faced minstrel show with bones, tambourines corner men, stump speech old and new melodies
The cast includes:
Jimmy Rich , Fred Yule
Godfrey Howells
C. Denier Warren and Ike Hatch
(Ivory and Ebony )
Guest artist: Edric Connor
Kentucky Banjo Team:
Leaders. Dick Pepper
Edward Fairs . Bernard Sheaff
Augmented Dance Orchestra and Mate Voice Chorus
Conducted by Leslie Woodgate
Charles Smart at the organ
Book written and remembered by C. Denier Warren Choral arrangements by Doris Arnold
Devised and produced by Harry S. Pepper

What goes on behind the scenes at Bertram Mills Circus, Olympia How are the horses trained? What makes the Trapeze Act? The private life of a clown. How safe are.the lions?
These questions are answered by Stephen Grenfell , Rupert Croft-Cook , and Harold Rogers , with illustrations recorded at Olympia
Written by Harold Rogers in collaboration with W. S Meadmore

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or ' Dim Wittington and the Sleeping Cutie '
An all-star pantomime with the following distinguished cast
The above ladies and gentlemen also appear as Citizens. Cannibals, Sailors, Policemen, Pirates. The Magic Fairy Fountains. Trolley's Tiresome Tots and the Lord Mayor's Show
Augmented Dance Orchestra Conducted by Stanley Black
Script by Sid Colin and Gordon Crier
Production by Ronald Waldman

by J. M. Barrie
Cast in order of speaking:
The action takes place in a country town during the Napoleonic war
Adaptation and production by Mary Hope Allen

Brief glimpses into the lives of private people in other days revealed in unpublished letters and diaries which listeners have sent to the BBC West Region
Introduced by Lockwood West
Production by Brandon Acton-Bond