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with Maudie Edwards
Albert Ward and Les Ward
Roderick Jones , Marjorie Ralph
Les Jones , Stan Stenett
Frank James
Frank Davison and the Serenaders
The Variety Orchestra
(Led by Morgan Lloyd )
Mary Kendall at the piano
Produced by Mai Jones

Contributors

Unknown:
Maudie Edwards
Unknown:
Albert Ward
Unknown:
Les Ward
Unknown:
Roderick Jones
Unknown:
Marjorie Ralph
Unknown:
Les Jones
Unknown:
Stan Stenett
Unknown:
Frank James
Unknown:
Frank Davison
Unknown:
Morgan Lloyd
Unknown:
Mary Kendall
Produced By:
Mai Jones

with Eve Lynd, Alec Pleon, Jean Kennedy, Ike Hatch, Maudie Edwards, Ribton and Richards
Nosmo King as 'The Chairman'
assisted by Connie Fraser, Peggy Ann Clifford, Billy Howard, Harry Loman, Ricardo Pasquale
Palace of Varieties Chorus
BBC Variety Orchestra
Dialogue by Nosmo King and Harry Loman
Show produced and conducted by Ernest Longstaffe

Contributors

Unknown:
Eve Lynd
Unknown:
Alec Pleon
Unknown:
Jean Kennedy
Unknown:
Ike Hatch
Unknown:
Maudie Edwards
Unknown:
Richards Nosmo King
Assisted By:
Connie Fraser
Assisted By:
Peggy Ann Clifford
Assisted By:
Billy Howard
Unknown:
Harry Loman
Unknown:
Ricardo Pasquale
Dialogue By:
Nosmo King
Unknown:
Harry Loman
Conducted By:
Ernest Longstaffe

including football results
Special reports on: Football League: As'on Villa v. Wolverhampton Wanderers, by Teddy Eden ; Bolton Wanderers v. Sheffield United, by Jerry Loftus
Racing: Extracts from the commentary on the race for the King George VI Stakes
Boxing: Peter Wilson recalls the World Heavyweight Championship fight between Tommy Burns and Jack Johnson at Sydney on Boxing Day, 1908
Cricket: South Africa v. England: report from Johannesburg by Crawford White
Talking Sport: W. McGowran on topics of the moment
Edited by Angus Mackay
Introduced by Raymond Glendenning

Contributors

Unknown:
Teddy Eden
Unknown:
Bolton Wanderers
Unknown:
Jerry Loftus
Unknown:
King George
Unknown:
Peter Wilson
Unknown:
Tommy Burns
Unknown:
Jack Johnson
Unknown:
W. McGowran
Edited By:
Angus MacKay
Introduced By:
Raymond Glendenning

Contrasts in dance music
Squadronaires Dance Orchestra
Cyril Stapleton and his Orchestra
Tito Burns and his Sextet
Guests:
Carroll Gibbons
The Hedley Ward Trio
Introduced by Jack Jackson
Produced by John L. Hooper

Contributors

Unknown:
Cyril Stapleton
Unknown:
Tito Burns
Unknown:
Carroll Gibbons
Introduced By:
Jack Jackson
Produced By:
John L. Hooper

with Claude Dampier , Jon Pertwee
Betty Paul , Roger Snowdon
Five Smith Brothers
The Dance Orchestra
Conducted by Stanley Black
Script written by Ronnie Hanbury
Production by George Inns

Contributors

Unknown:
Claude Dampier
Unknown:
Jon Pertwee
Unknown:
Betty Paul
Unknown:
Roger Snowdon
Conducted By:
Stanley Black
Written By:
Ronnie Hanbury
Production By:
George Inns

The Story of a Family by Jonquil Antony
Part 6-Told by Christine Malinden
Produced by Archie Campbell

Contributors

Unknown:
Jonquil Antony
Told By:
Christine Malinden
Produced By:
Archie Campbell
Mrs Malinden:
Gladys Young
Her daughters: Janet:
Betty Hardy
Emily:
Catherine Campbell
Christine:
Gabrielle Blunt
Harry, her son:
Rolf Lefebvre
Laura, her friend:
Louise Hutton
Charles, her grandson:
Shelagh Kennedy
Tom:
Norman Shelley
Soldiers:
Anthony Viccars,
Soldiers:
Sam Kydd

Jack Watson
Ted Ray , Bill Kerr
Charlie Chester and Arthur Haynes (
Elisabeth Welch
Robert Easton , Charles Smart
Celia Johnson and Ronald Squire
The George Mitchell Choir ,
BBC Variety Orchestra Conductor, Rae Jenkins
Master of Ceremonies,
Peter Fettes
Produced by Michael North

Contributors

Unknown:
Jack Watson
Unknown:
Ted Ray
Unknown:
Bill Kerr
Unknown:
Charlie Chester
Unknown:
Arthur Haynes
Unknown:
Elisabeth Welch
Unknown:
Robert Easton
Unknown:
Charles Smart
Unknown:
Celia Johnson
Unknown:
Ronald Squire
Conductor:
Rae Jenkins
Unknown:
Peter Fettes
Produced By:
Michael North

Light Programme

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