Listings
Cheerful gramophone records
at the organ of the Paramount Odeon, Tottenham Court Road
' Try Something New ', by a Polish housewife, Mrs. Kowalska
Annie Tait (contralto) and Leonard Bain (baritone). At the piano, Andrew Bryson. Helen Drever provides the introduction
Contributors
Contralto:
Annie
Tait
Contralto:
Leonard
Bain
Piano:
Andrew
Bryson.
Piano:
Helen
Drever
at the organ of the Granada, Tooting
played by Edward Mitchell
Contributors
Played By:
Edward
Mitchell
and John Cockerill (harp)
Contributors
Harpist:
John
Cockerill
David Java and his Orchestra
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Java
Conductor, Mr. C. E. Raison
Regimental March : With Jockey to the Fair
Contributors
Conductor:
Mr. C. E.
Raison
and the Dance Orchestra, with Frances Dee , Betty Kent , Ken Beau mont, and Sid Buckman
Contributors
Unknown:
Frances
Dee
Unknown:
Betty
Kent
Unknown:
Ken
Beau
Unknown:
Sid
Buckman
Recording of last night's broadcast
Programme of swing records popular in the States but unobtainable in this country. Selection by Geoffrey S. Pearce. Introduced by Spike Hughes
Contributors
Unknown:
Geoffrey S.
Pearce.
Introduced By:
Spike
Hughes
Conducted by Frank Cantell , with Helen Hill
Contributors
Conducted By:
Frank
Cantell
Unknown:
Helen
Hill
2-Dramatic overtures for the stage and concert hall : introduced, with gramophone records, by Scott Goddard
Contributors
Unknown:
Scott
Goddard
Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra
Contributors
Unknown:
Victor
Silvester
Conductor, W. Haydn Bebb
Contributors
Conductor:
W. Haydn
Bebb
Conducted by Julian Clifford. Vina Barnden (piano)
Contributors
Conducted By:
Julian
Clifford.
Piano:
Vina
Barnden
A tribute to the Jazz Trios: gramophone programme written by Norman Smith. Introduced by Roy Rich
Contributors
Written By:
Norman
Smith.
Introduced By:
Roy
Rich
National and Regional announcements and Scottish News summary
Andrew P. Wilson introduces another programme of songs which were particular favourites in Victorian days. Louise Boyd (soprano), John Tainsh (tenor), and a section of the Scottish Variety Orchestra : conductor, Ronnie Munro. Programme produced by Howard M. Lockhart
Contributors
Introduces:
Andrew P.
Wilson
Soprano:
Louise
Boyd
Soprano:
John
Tainsh
Conductor:
Ronnie
Munro.
Duced By:
Howard M.
Lockhart
Episode 5—' Hotel Toledo '. Produced by Martyn C. Webster
Contributors
Duced By:
Martyn C.
Webster
Gail Carlton:
Rita
Vale
Betty Daker:
Joan
Carol
Taxi-Driver:
Preston
Lockwood
Velquez:
Ian
Sadler
-Waiter:
Carl
Bernard
Province-by-Province bulletin for Canadian Forces stationed in Great Britain, read by Gerry Wilmot : tonight, news from the Prairie Provinces
Contributors
Read By:
Gerry
Wilmot
Fourteenth of the current series of gramophone programmes of well-loved music selected and introduced by Doris Arnold
Contributors
Introduced By:
Doris
Arnold
with Anne Lenner , Phoebe Hodgson , Joy Wyndham , John Rorke , Monte Crick , and Ronald Frankau. Music by Monte Crick , played by Billy Tement and the Dance Orchestra, with Alan Paul and Clive Richard son, at two pianos. Script and lyrics by Ronald Frankau. Produced by Max Kester
Contributors
Unknown:
Anne
Lenner
Unknown:
Phoebe
Hodgson
Unknown:
Joy
Wyndham
Unknown:
John
Rorke
Unknown:
Monte
Crick
Unknown:
Ronald
Frankau.
Music By:
Monte
Crick
Played By:
Billy
Tement
Unknown:
Alan
Paul
Unknown:
Clive
Richard
Unknown:
Ronald
Frankau.
Produced By:
Max
Kester
featuring Edgar Bergen , the ventriloquist, and his world-famous dummy Charlie McCarthy Dale Evans , William Gaxton , and Victor Moore , and Ray Noble and his Orchestra.
Contributors
Unknown:
Edgar
Bergen
Unknown:
Charlie
McCarthy
Unknown:
Dale
Evans
Unknown:
William
Gaxton
Unknown:
Victor
Moore
Unknown:
Ray
Noble
Series of six talks by A. D. Lindsay , C.B.E., LL.D., Master of Balliol College, Oxford, dealing with ethical and religious questions frequently discussed by members of the Forces
Contributors
Unknown:
A. D.
Lindsay
Pictures in- music : listen and ' see ', with Robert Shafto , a programme of gramophone records
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert
Shafto
Scottish Variety Orchestra : conductor, Ronnie Munro
Contributors
Unknown:
Ronnie
Munro