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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
Additional material by George Wadmore
Produced by George Inns

Melodies of the screen in swingtime and symphony played by Louis Levy and his Orchestra sung by Carole Carr
Benny Lee
Jan Muzurus and the Wardour Singers
Jan Muzurus is now appearing in ' Sauce Tartars at the Cambridge Theatre, London)
The Boxing Day edition of ' Music from the Movies ' spotlights two new films— " Look for the Silver Lining ' and ' The Great Lover.' It also recalls memories of Meet Me in St. -Louis ' and Here Come the Waves.'

A Christmas holiday programme
Edited and produced by Lionel Gamlin
Bank Holiday Edition
Magic in the Air
' Sparky's Magic Piano '
(Henry Blair with Ray Turner at the piano)
' Tubby, the Tuba '
(Danny Kaye , with Victor Young and his Concert Orchestra) on gramophone records
12.10 Derek McCulloch (Uncle Mac) (Uncle
Mac) reads you a holiday story
12.25 The Radio Doctor wishes you a Healthy Christmas
12-30 Puss-in-Boots Prepares
A visit behind the scenes at the London Palladium during the rehearsals for Val Parnell 's pantomime
' Puss in Boots ' starring
Tommy Trinder
Zoe Gail and the Bernard Brothers
(George Bernard and Bert Bernard )
The visit conducted by Michael Barsley and Wynford Vaughan-Thomas

BBC Welsh Orchestra '
Conductor, Mansel Thomas
Zoe Cresswell (soprano)
Tom Hopkins (tenor)
John Morgan (baritone)
(Continued in next column)

Massed Bands of the Brigade of Guards
Grenadier Guards
(Director of Music.
Captain F. J. Harris )
Coldstream Guards
(Director of Music,
Captain Douglas A. Pope )
Scots Guards
(Director of Music, Major S. Rhodes.
Senior Director of Music,
Brigade of Guards)
Irish Guards
(Director of Music,
Lieutenant C. H. Jaeger )
Welsh Guards
(Director of Music,
Captain F. L. Statham )
Introduced by Philip Slessor

King George VI Steeplechase
Commentary on the race by Raymond Glendenning , assisted by Tom E. Webster as race-reader
From Kempton Park

Introduced by Jqhn Rorke Conducted by Glyn Jones with Bert Cecil
The Crescent Singers
Eric James and George Myddleton at two pianos

Manchester United v. Arsenal
A commentary by Alan Clarke during the second half
From Old Trafford, Manchester
This week there are three Association Football matches on the air in the Light Programme. Both today and tomorrow there are matches involving a Lancashire v. London rivalry. The first is between Manchester United and Arsenal, and the other between Liverpool and Chelsea. For both games the commentator is Alan Clarke. Today's game brings together two of the leading clubs in the First Division, either of whom might pull off the Championship, and this should obviously be a vital match. When the teams met last year, Manchester United won both games -two nil at home and one nil away. The other match brings together the present League leaders, Liverpool-who might so far claim to be the team of the year, and mercurial Chelsea. Last season when these two teams met it was a draw at
Liverpool, and Chelsea won at home 2-1.
On Saturday there is a match between two teams standing fairly close together in .the middle of the table, Aston Villa and Newcastle United, two of the greatest names in football history. The match, on the Aston Villa ground, will be described by Raymond Glendenning.

A parade of Yuletide favourites played by Lew Stone and his Orchestra Pearl Carr, Hughie Diamond and the Keynotes

including football results
Special reports on: Football League: Manchester United v. Arsenal, by Alan Clarke ; Newcastle United v. Middlesbrough, by A. T. Davies ; Brentford v. Hull City, by W. J. Hicks
Racing: Extracts from the commentary on the King George VI Steeplechase
Talking Sport:
Jack Crump , Alan Hoby , and Bill McGowran discuss topics of the moment
Edited by Angus Mackay
Introduced by Geoffrey Peck

at the piano

The Walt Disney film for young and old
Adapted and produced for radio by Tom Ronald
The Star Gazers
Chorus of sheep, chickens. bluebirds, cattle, and bees
The Dance Orchestra
Conducted by Stanley Black
Orchestrations by Arthur Wilkinson
The action of the play takes place in and around Grannie Kincaid's farm at Fultun Corner and at the local County Fa'r in the State of Indiana

Another incident in the career of Police Constable Archibald Berkeley-Willoughby
Script by Alan Stranks
12—' The Case of the Abominable Snowman'
Produced by Vernon Harris

with Owen Walters and his Orchestra
Introduced by Peter Fettes

Round the British Isles with Top of the Form
Lionel Gamlin and Robert MacDermot are the Question-Masters in this inter-country contest between representative teams from girls' and boys' schools in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland
13-International Semi-Finals
(England v. Wales)
High School for Girls, Crediton, Devon v. Grove Park Grammar School for Girls, Wrexham, Denbighshire
Series devised by Joan Clark

Excerpt from
Emile Littler's pantomime with Richard Murdoch as Queen Hysteria
Pat Kirkwood as Tommy Tucker
Carole Lynne as Little Miss Muffet
The Cairolis:
Charlie Cairoli as Simple Simon and Norman Caley as Sir D'Arcy Decay
Music and lyrics by Hastings Mann
Book and production by Emile Littler
Orchestra directed by Debroy Somers
Introduced by John Ellison
From the London Casino

with Benny Lee
George Mitchell's Hi Gangsters
The Dance Orchestra
Conducted by Stanley Black
Script by Sid Colin
Production by Tom Ronald

Nat Temple and his Orchestra with Alan Dean and the Temple Belles
Stephane Grappelly and his Trio

Joe Loss and his Orchestra
From Green's Playhouse. Glasgow
11.30 Sydney Lipton and his Orchestra
From Grosvenor House, London

and his Rumba Band
From the Bagatelle Restaurant.
London

From the Cafe Anglais. London