11.00 : Summary of the day's programmes

11.05 : Song and Piano

on gramophone records
Nan Maryska (soprano)

11.40 : Brief Variety

Beryl Reid impersonates
Al Singer sings
Charles Henesy flicks his flippant fingers
Roy Davey plays his xylophone

Contributors

12.00 : As Home Service

13.10 : Eileen Joyce

A short pianoforte recital

13.30 : As Home Service

14.00 : Al Bollington

at the organ of the Paramount Theatre, Tottenham Court Road, London
Five Medleys - 1 For the Irish. 2 For the Welsh. 3 For the Scots. 4 For the English. 5 For Everybody - arranged by Al Bollington
Al Bollington spent much of his boyhood playing the piano in the Derbyshire village of his birth, teaching it to children, and serving them with sweets in his parents' sweet-shop. Memories of those days inspired him to organise his Christmas and New Year parties when he toured the Paramount theatres a year ago. While he played, tables in the orchestra pit were heaped with cakes and crackers, and children invited to come up and enjoy them.
He succeeded Reginald Foort at the Paramount Theatre, Tottenham Court Road, and played on the BBC Theatre Organ in all Geraldo's 'Romance in Rhythm' and 'Dancing Through' programmes. He is likely to please everybody in the medleys he has chosen for today. Signature tune, 'Bolero'.

14.30 : Monday Night at Eight

Presented by Harry S. Pepper and Ronald Waldman
The Western Brothers
'Inspector Homleigh investigates' (No. 12-3rd series), by H. W. Priwin
with S.J. Warmington as Inspector Hornleigh
'Anniversary' - memories of famous first nights
Puzzle Corner
Anne Ziegler
'Mr. Walker wants to know' by Ernest Dudley and Gordon Crier
'Youth takes a bow' presented by Jack Hylton and compered by Bryan Michie
Singing commeres, the Three Chimes
The BBC Variety Orchestra conducted by Charles Shadwell

Contributors

15.30 : For Scottish Troops

William Hannah's Band in Scottish dance music

Contributors

15.50 : Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth

on gramophone records

16.15 : As Home Service

17.00 : Alan Holmes Swing Sextet

with Ronnie Austin and Bette Roberts

17.30 : Light Orchestral Music

The BBC Northern Orchestra
Conducted by Maurice Johnstone

Contributors

18.00 : GERALDO AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA

18.30 : As Home Service

19.00 : 'FROM THE CONCERT HALL'

Bach's Brandenburg concerto No. 2 in F, played by The BBC Symphony Orchestra
Conductor, Sir Adrian Boult at the Colston Hall, Bristol

Contributors

19.15 : An interlude of gramophone records

19.20 : As Home Service

19.55 : An interlude of gramophone records

20.00 : Stuart Robertson

(bass-baritone) with male chorus on gramophone records
"Off to Philadelphia"
"The mermaid"
"Polly wolly doodle"
"Green grow the rushes, O"
"Marching through Georgia"
"So early in the morning"
"John Brown's body"

20.15 : LOUIS LEVY

conducting
The Augmented BBC Variety
Orchestra in a programme of popular music with Binnie Hale , Esther Coleman , and Gerry Fitzgerald

Contributors

21.00 : is Home Service

21.15 : 'BBC BALLROOM'

Dancing in the Ballroom tonight to the music of Herman Darewski and his Band and look out for surprise items from artists who may be found among the revellers
Presented by John Sharman

Contributors

21.45 : 'THE STORY OF THE POPULAR SONG'

Devised and written by M. Willson
Disher with Marjorie Westbury , Webster
Booth, John Rorke
The BBC Theatre Chorus
(Trained by Charles Groves)
The BBC Theatre Orchestra
(Leader, Tate Gilder )
The programme presented and conducted by Mark H. Lubbock

Contributors

22.30 : JOHN MADIN

at the theatre organ

22.55 : Summary of tomorrow's programmes

23.00 : Close down