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A sequence of light music played by The Majestic Orchestra
Conducted by Lou Whiteson

Concert Waltz - Cecil Woods
A pretty girl is like a melody - Irving Berlin, arr. Farnon
Cactus Polka - Plumb, arr. Warner
We'll gather lilacs - Ivor Novello, arr. Torch
Blue Tango - Leroy Anderson
Ciribiribin - Pestalozza, arr. Wilkinson
Begin the Beguine - Cole Porter, arr. Torch
Barbecue - Sidney Torch

Contributors

Conducted By:
Lou Whiteson

The story of this world-famous horse, reared on a Norfolk farm and later hunted with the Quom
Lt.-Col. Harry Llewellyn , his owner, who has recently been adjudged ' Leading Rider of Europe ' reveals some interesting sidelights on the successes of himself ana this ' horse of the century '
Writiten by Roland Orton
Produced by H. Saundere-Jacobs
(A new version of the programme broadcast in the Midland Home Service on October 7)

Contributors

Unknown:
Lt.-Col. Harry Llewellyn
Unknown:
Roland Orton
Produced By:
H. Saundere-Jacobs
Storyteller:
Ronald Badddley
Norman Holmes:
Denis Folwell
K Millard:
Will Kings
Mrs Millard:
Kay Hudson

An excerpt from
Emile Littler 's pantomime at the London Casino
The cast includes: and The Tiller Girls
The Terry Juveniles
Written and produced by Emile Littler
Music and lyrics by Hastings Mann
Introduced by Brian Johnston from the theatre

Contributors

Unknown:
Emile Littler
Unknown:
Terry Juveniles
Produced By:
Emile Littler
Unknown:
Hastings Mann
Introduced By:
Brian Johnston
Cheerful Charlie:
Charlie Chester
Jack:
Hy Hazell
Twist, the Crooked Man:
Michael Bentine
Dame Horner:
Tommy Jover
Jill:
Carol Decy
Landlord of the Pail o' Water:
Arthur Bell
The Wicked Witch:
Moyra Fraser
Johnnie Stout and Willie Green:
Kirby
Johnnie Stout and Willie Green:
Hayes
Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary:
Maureen Spooner
The Fairy of the Magic Well:
Jacqueline St. Clere
King of Sylvania:
Harry Welchman

Francis de Wolff in 'The Little Log Sellers'
A 'Cameo Cartoon' for listeners of all ages written for radio by Margaret Potter and Trevor Hill with incidental music composed by Henry Reed who conducts the BBC Northern Orchestra (Leader, Reginald Stead) and a section of the Sale and District Musical Society

'We're going to build a Snowman,' sung by the choir of Whalley Range High School
Carol: 'Hark, the herald-angels sing' arranged by Roy Nicholls and sung by the Choir of Ormskirk Grammar School

Contributors

Writer (The Little Log Sellers):
Margaret Potter
Writer/Programme devised and produced by (The Little Log Sellers):
Trevor Hill
Incidental music composed by/Conductor:
Henry Reed
Musicians:
The BBC Northern Orchestra
Musicians:
A section of the Sale and District Musical Society
Singers:
Choir of Whalley Range High School
Arranger (Hark, the herald-angels sing):
Roy Nicholls
Singers:
Choir of Ormskirk Grammar School
The woodcutter's grandchildren - Little Linda:
Joyce Palin
The woodcutter's grandchildren - Peter:
Geoffrey Seale
Grandfather:
Herbert Smith
The Rich Gentleman:
Francis de Wolff
Groom:
Fred Wilson
Sites Crump:
Fred Fairclough
The Robin:
Doris Gambell
The Fairy:
Ann Craig
Footman:
Norman Somers
Storyteller:
Noel Johnson
Children:
June Kearsley
Children:
Brian Trueman
Children:
Sandra Brown
Children:
Clive Barrie
Children:
John Kitching
Children:
Jill Milligan

BBC Home Service Basic

About BBC Home Service

BBC Home Service is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 1st September 1939 and ended on the 29th September 1967.

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