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BBC Revue Orchestra
(Leader. Antony Gilbert )
Conductor, Harry Rabinowitz
Light Orchestra
(Leader. David Adams ) Conductor, David Curry
Malcolm Lockyer and his Orchestra
News Summary at 7.30
At 7.45 on 1,500 m.
Shipping Forecast

Contributors

Leader:
Antony Gilbert
Conductor:
Harry Rabinowitz
Leader:
David Adams
Conductor:
David Curry
Conductor:
Malcolm Lockyer

A record kaleidoscope including
What's New!: a recent release
Star of the Week: Eydie Gorme
Jazz Profile
' Fats ' Waller by Ken Sykora
Vocal Blend:
The Voices of Walter Schumann
6.29 Weather and News Headlines followed by Tonight's Topic The George Gershwin Story told by Wilfrid Thomas
Produced by Jack Dabbs

Contributors

Unknown:
Ken Sykora
Unknown:
George Gershwin Story
Told By:
Wilfrid Thomas
Produced By:
Jack Dabbs

presents the second of seven challenge matches in which the ' Brain of Brains' defends his title against all-comers
Franklin Engelmann is the chairman of the general knowledge contest featuring this week:
Dr. Reginald Webster
(Medical Officer of Health) versus
Farmer Moult and Eric Taylor
(Civil Servant)
The programme also includes:
' Hear! Hear! '
A test of memory for listeners at home and in the audience
Devised and written by John P. Wynn
Produced by Joan Clark

Contributors

Unknown:
Dr. Reginald Webster
Unknown:
Eric Taylor
Written By:
John P. Wynn
Produced By:
Joan Clark

A panel game in which members of the public and invited personalities put questions to a team of distinguished experts
The great minds are:
Jimmy Edwards
Ted Ray
Tommy Trinder
Cyril Fletcher
In the chair, McDonald Hobley
This week's special guest:
Hermione Baddeley
From an idea by Jimmy Edwards
Produced by Edward Taylor

Contributors

Unknown:
Jimmy Edwards
Unknown:
Ted Ray
Unknown:
Tommy Trinder
Unknown:
Cyril Fletcher
Unknown:
McDonald Hobley
Unknown:
Hermione Baddeley
Unknown:
Jimmy Edwards
Produced By:
Edward Taylor

Light Programme

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