at the Organ of the Regal Cinema,
Edmonton
Leader, Tate Gilder
Conductor, Stanford Robinson
Constance Willis (mezzo-soprano) ORCHESTRACONSTANCE WILLIS AND ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRACONSTANCE WILLIS AND ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA
Gramophone records for children
Syncopating Pianist
(Midland)
from Claridge's Hotel
A Weekly Entertainment Feature presented by William MacLurg
The Orchestra led by Josef Marais and conducted by Jack Clarke
Introduction, The Singers with the Orchestra
'Inspector Sharp takes up the Case', by the Melluish Brothers. Problem No. 7, 'The Case of the Vanished Bricklayer'
'School for Song'. Some musical nonsense. An item devised by Adrian Thomas and Jack Clarke
'Front-Page Story'. A series of radio thrillers by Aubrey Danvers-Walker. Episode 13, 'Your Presence is Not Requested'
The programme will also include Variety acts and popular melodies of the day
The cast will include :
Janet Lind, Bernard Clifton, Richard Littledale, Geoffrey Wincott, Alexander Archdale, and The Three Cheers
(Empire Programme)
This series has been heard by Empire listeners since January and by listeners over here since the first week in April. Its humour and thrills, its very variety, have made it a popular success...
Geoffrey Wincott appears today in yet another case engaging the attention of Inspector Sharp. This is the second 'Inspector Sharp' serial, and as it is written by the Melluish Brothers it goes without saying that the Inspector is a burlesque on all inspectors.
The devisers of 'School for Song’ are well known to listeners. Adrian Thomas has written several shows and used to play the clerk in Robb Wilton's 'Court of Not-so-Common, Please!' Jack Clarke is an Empire accompanist and is associated with Empire's lighter musical productions.
‘ Front-Page Story ' centres round the Daily Clarion and features each week the adventures of its press reporter, a girl, Georgie Dean , always played by Janet Lind and its press photographer, Mickey Duggan , always played by Richard Littledale.
The Variety act—a new one each week-and the various musical items lend sparkle to the show .... Look out for its successor, ' Steamboat ', to he produced and presented by William MacLurg on July 21.
