Listings
: Reveille!
Cheerful gramophone records: NEWS
Programme summary: 'DOWNBEAT'
Freddy Slack and his Orchestra: 'SHOW-TIME'
with Dinah Shore: NEWS
Programme Parade: MORNING MISCELLANY
on gramophone records: ANDREW FENNER
at the organ of the Ritz, New Southgate: Coventry Hippodrome Orchestra
Conductor, William PethersFrom the New Hippodrome, Coventry
Contributors
: 'WITHOUT ANOTHER WORD'
Jack Wilson and Harry Engleman , at two pianosContributors
: 'SUT HWYL?'
Rhaglen arbennig i fechgyn a merched yLluocdd Arfog. Y cyfarwyddo gan Sam Jones. (Welsh light programme)
Contributors
: MUSIC WHILE YOU WORK
Scottish Variety Orchestra : conductor, Ronnie MunroContributors
: 'RECORD ROUNDABOUT'
A merry-go-round of morning music: ' SCOTTISH MUSICAL ALBUM'
' The Lovely Dears' : songs by Burns, introduced by Moultrie R. Kelsall. Programme arranged by Cicely AbbottContributors
: IVY BENSON
ir.d her Girls Band: Workers' Playtime
Lunch-time entertainment for factory-workers, from a factory somewhere in Britain.: VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
. on recordsBallad : Edward (Loewe) : Norman Allin
(bass), with piano
Ballade: Edward, in D minor, Op. 10
(Brahms) : Anatole Kitain (piano)
Barcarolle (Tales of Hoffmann : Offenbach) : Isobel Baillie and Nellie Walker
BarcaroHe (Venetian Gondola Song,
No. 1 : Mendelssohn — G. Walter ) : Lionel Tertis (viola), with orchestra
Nocturne (Song of Love : Curran) :
Derek Oldham (tenor)
Nocturne in D flat (Chopin) : Solomon . (piano)
Berceuse (Schumann-Caroll) : Anne Zieg ler (soprano), with piano accompaniment
Contributors
: BARITONE SONGS
sung by Ellis KeelerSongs of Tiavel (Part 2) : Let beauty awake ; Youth and Love ; In Dreams ;
Contributors
: JACK PAYNE
with his Orchestra: THE BOSWELL SISTERS
Gramophone. records: REGINALD FOORT
plays music by Ashworth-Hope , at the theatre organContributors
: 'PASTICHE IN OPERA'
described, with gramophone records, by Harold NedenContributors
: NEWS
National and Regional announcements: NEWS FROM CANADA
Province-by-Province bulletin for Canadian Forces stationed in Great Britain : tonight, news from Quebec, in French: 'HUMPTY DUMPTY'
Excerpt from the pantomime presented and produced by Francis Laidler at the Alhambra Theatre, BradfordContributors
: Band of the . ROYAL ARTILLERY
(Portsmouth)Conductor Mr. Charles Nalden
Contributors
: 'HAWAIIAN SERENADE'
Alan Keith introduces music played by Felix Mendelssohn and his Hawaiian Serenaders, directed by George ElliottContributors
: Songs from the Shows
John Watt introduces "Songs from the Shows"Sixty-first programme, with Anne Ziegler, Webster Booth, Bettie Bucknelle, George Melachrino, and Betty Kent.
Contributors
: 'INTO BATTLE '
' Wired for Sound ' : how American Rangers in Tunisia fought a battle controlled by radio. Adapted from Ralph Ingersoll's' The Battle is the Pay Off', by Peter Gordon. Produced by Brigid MaasContributors
: Big Bill Campbell's 'ROCKY MOUNTAIN RHYTHM'
featuring Buck Douglas , Peggy Bailey , Little Jake Connolly , Hobo Jack Mitchell , and the Home Town Mountain Band. Also, Episode 5 of the Western serial ' Death in the Canyon', written by Big Bill Campbell , with Leslie Bradley as ' Lucky 'Leamon. Produced by Eric Fawcett
Contributors
: ' MARCH OF THE MOVIES'
Motion-picture parade of songs, scenes, and personalities from films. of the past, present, and future. Programme introduced by Leslie Mitchell Written by Harry Alan Towers , and produced by Charles Maxwell
Contributors
: MUSIC WHILE YOU WORK
Victor Silvester and his- Ballroom OrchestraContributors
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