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'I'he Norris Stanley Sextet, founded by Norris Stanley , violinist and director of the Salon Orchestra, has been broadcasting now for some eight years. It consists of two violins, a viola, cello, bass, and piano, and its programmes 'are confined to music specially arranged for strings and piano.
Norris Stanley himself has been playing the violin since the age of five. He studied at the same time, and under the same master, as Paul Beard , Leslie Bridgewater , and Tom Jones , and by the age of sixteen was a member of Beecham's Opera Orchestra. In 1920 he became musical director for Poole's Theatres, Ltd., and in 1928 followed Tom Jones as leader of Pattison's Salon Orchestra of which he was a member for nine years.
(Midland)

Contributors

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Norris Stanley
Violinist:
Norris Stanley
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Paul Beard
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Leslie Bridgewater
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Tom Jones
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Tom Jones

The cast includes
John Lovering ; Bradley Harris ; Eric Ross ; Ida Williams ; Gordon Freeman ; The Lurgan Sisters ;
Vera White ; Winnie Carwood
Introduced by Harry S. Pepper
It is some eight years now since the Dazzle Cabaret came into being. This was at a time when there was a great deal of talk about anti-dazzle in respect of motor car headlights and the title of the show, suggested at the time, has stuck ever since. ' Dazzle' has appeared at Bexhill-on-Sea where it was run by Will Pepper, and, after his death, by his sons Harry and Dick.
Eric Ross of the Dazzle Company remained for four summer seasons at Bexhill, and afterwards appeared successfully at Sandown, Worthing, Littlehampton, and Bognor Regis. Ida Williams and Eric Ross have broadcast many times with their double turn at the piano, and were often heard in the early days from Savoy Hill. John Lovering has been in the party for the past five or six years. The four Dazzle Girls, Gordon Freeman , and Betty Robb have been with ' Dazzle ' for the past two seasons. The only newcomer to the show is Bradley Harris who appears for the first time at the London microphone.

Contributors

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John Lovering
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Bradley Harris
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Eric Ross
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Ida Williams
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Gordon Freeman
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Vera White
Introduced By:
Harry S. Pepper
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Eric Ross
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Bognor Regis.
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Ida Williams
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Eric Ross
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Savoy Hill.
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John Lovering
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Gordon Freeman
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Betty Robb
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Bradley Harris

Regional Programme London

About Regional Programme

Regional Programme is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 9th March 1930 and ended on the 9th September 1939. It was replaced by BBC Home Service.

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