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The New Light Symphony Orchestra The Kentucky Minstrels presented by Harry S. Pepper and C. Denier Warren The Band of His Majesty's Welsh GuardsMarch Medley, Colonel Bogey on Parade *
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The Light Opera CompanyMusical Comedy Marches: '
Riff Song (The Desert Song) Mounties (Rose Marie). Song of the Drum (Song of the Drum) The Three Musketeers (The Three Musketeers). Tokay (Bitter Sweet). Robbers' March (Chu Chin Chow). Love's Sentry (Madam Pompadour). Goodbye (White Horse Inn)
Evelyn Laye and Geoffrey Gwyther with the Piccadilly Theatre Orchestra
Conducted by Kennedy Russell Evelyn Laye and Male Chorus with Drury Lane Theatre Orchestra
Conducted by Herman Finck Binnie Halewith Al Starita's OrchestraBinnie Hale and Bobby Howes Elsie Randolph and Jack Buchanan with Novelty Orchestra Dennis Noble and Chorus
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The Capri Trio: GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
Ina Souez (soprano) Gordon Little (baritone) with Fred Hartley's Quintet: THE BBC SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA
Leader, J. Mouland BegbieConductor, Ian Whyte
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Marek Weber and his Orchestra Nellie Wallace Half-past nine Dick McDonough and his OrchestraDardanella Cicely Courtneidge and Jack Hulbert Why has a cow got four legs ? Scott Wood and his Six Swingers
Evergreens of Jazz, Part I The Chicago Symphony Orchestra HildegardeLove is a dancing thing The New Light Symphony Orchestra Turkey in the Straw
Contributors
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Carroll Gibbons and the Savoy Hotel OrpheansGeorge Gershwin Medley : introducing : Lady be good. I'll build a stairway to Paradise. The man I love. S'wonderful. I got rhythm. Rhapsody in Blue
Paul Rombey (saxophone) Maurice Chevalier with Jack Hylton's Orchestra
Maurice Chevalier Medley: introducing : Livin' in the sunlight. Louise. Paris, stay the same. Valentine. You brought a new kind of love to me. Nobody's using it now. Mon cocktail d'amour. Dites-moi, ma mere The Band of His Majesty's Grenadier Guards
Conducted by Major George Miller
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Orchestre Raymonde , conducted by George WalterIna Souez (soprano)
Charles Kullman (tenor)
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Webster Booth, Foster Richardson , and Dorothy ClarkeBenny Goodman and his Orchestra
Alfred Sittard (organ)
Tino Rossi (tenor)
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on gramophone records: SANDY MACPHERSON
at the BBC Theatre OrganBlog post that mentions this programme:
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The Louis Voss Grand Orchestra The Leslie Bridgewater Harp QuintetLondon Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by John Barbirolli: 'FIRST STEPS IN FIRST AID'
An easy course for everyoneBy a doctor
1-General principles of first aid-bleeding and fractures-the triangular bandage and its uses
See the diagrams on page 5
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on gramophone records: Ship on Trial
A recorded impression of the trials of a modem liner.Contributors
: 'TONIGHT'S TALK'
A series of talks on important topics of the day: VARIETY
on gramophone records: SANDY MACPHERSON
at the BBC Theatre Organ: VARIETY
on gramophone recordsAbout this project
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