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Cotton Fox-Trot from Cotton Club Parade')-Duke Ellington & Orchestra with Vocal by Ivy Ander- The Royal Welch Fusiliers This, 8.in. son. George Formby Medley. Intro: year the Royal Welch ·Pusiliers cele- | 10.00--Broadcast to Schools-“Music Sitting on the Ice; Do de" oh Doh; brates the two hundred and Aftieth Chinese laundry
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Madame anniversary of its foundation. In this Moscovitch:
My Ukulele: Fanlight programme listeners will hear of the Fanny George Formby (Comedian) many engagements in which with
His Ukulele and Orchestra. Fusiliers have fought with distinction, Twelfth Street Rag-Fox-Trot; Awful jand of the regiment's privileges, and | 1130-Afternoon Musical Programme Sad-Fox-Trot-Duke Ellington & His traditions Production by T. Rowland Orchestra. I think What You Used Hughes. To Think Of Me (Turk, Hanley and
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1.00 p.m.
Local Time Signal and Weather Report.
1.01 p. Piano.
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(A)..
3.90 p.m. Local Time Signal, Wes-230-Varlety programme (D1), ther Report and Announcements.
3.00-"British Composers" with the B.B.C. Empire Orchestra (D1). 3.30 Tiny Tots' Bession (Á).
1.03 pm B.B.C. Recording--"Love Needs a Walia”
A Radio Operetta. Book and Lyrics by James Dyrenforth. Music by K Lesile-Smith
9.00 The Kentucky Minstrels.
True Til Death (Scott Gatty);. Whisper And I Shall Hear (Piccolo- mini) Soloist: John Duncan Love, Charlle Kunz Plano Medley No. R
Could I Only Tell The Bingham- 1. Intro: Dancing with my Shadow: Capel)-conducted by Lesile Wood- June in January: What a little Moon-gate with Herbert Dawson at the light can da; I've got an invitation Organ. to a Dance: Blue Moon; Easter Parade.
Charlie Kunz Piano Medley No R. 5. Intro: When I grow too old to Dream: The Bridal Waltz; One Night of Love My Dance: In the Merry Month of May: The Girl with the Dreamy Eyes.
1.15 p.m. Beuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and
menta
9.15 p.m.
London Relay --- ‘Oliver Bean's Adventure.'
A dramatic sketch by Burges Mere dith. Scene: A test studle of a large motion picture company. Producted by Barbara Burnabará.
9.30 p.m.. London Relay-The News. 9.30 p.m. Songs by Richard Tauber
Announce(Tenor).
1.30 p.m. Dance Music. Waltz-I'm Forever Blowing Bub- bies-The Green Brothers' Marimba Band with Vocal Orchestra. Pox Trots-Xylophonia: Lady Of Madrid -Joe Green (Xylophone) and Mit
(Organ).
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1.40 p.m. Belay of the Rotary Tif. fin Speech from the Boof Garden of the Hongkong Hotel
Speaker: Rotarian M. F. Key, OBE, Subject: Mass Inspiration": An ac count of a Rotary Convention.
2.15 p.m. Close down.
6.00 pm. Relay of the Dance Or chesiza from the Roof Garden of the Hongkong Hotel
Vienna. City Of My Dreams (film Heart's Desire'): Let Me Awaken Your Heart (alm Heart's Desire"). My World Is Gold Because. You Love Me Tim Heart's Desire with Or chestra conducted by Idris Lewis.
10.00 pm London Belay-"The City of London-6.
"Mincing Lane' by C. J. Ritchie and 'Billingsgate' by T. 8. Dove: Intro duced by Alan Ivinsy.
1.20 p.m. Tchaikowsky--Symphony 6. In B Minor, Op. 1 (The "Pathetique Symphony).
Boston Symphony Orchestra coa- ducted by Serge Koassevitaky..
11.00 p.m. Clows down.
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THE SERVICES
LONDON GAZETTE
FRIDAY, MARCH 10 MARCH 1
"
B.N. Wt. Ejects. to be Cd, Elects.-F. G. Harvey, A. F: Cavell (Dec. 1, 1938).
Cd. Gurr. (Retd.) A. Bethell to be Lieut. (Retd) with seny. April 1, 1937. R.M.
Froby. Sec. Lt.. D. J. Ciff to be Proby. Lt. (Oct. 1, 1938) and to take rank and precedence next below Proby. Lt. J. D. E. FitzGerald. (Sub- stituted for notification in the Gazette of Feb. 10).
Proby. Sec. Lt. R. F. Fraser-Smith to be Proby, Lt. (Oct. 1, 1838) and to take rank and precedence next below Proby, Lt. A. W. Medon, (Substituted for notification in the Gazette of Feb. 10).
MARCH 2
'IL.N.
Sec. Lt. J. P. G. Lewis to be Lt. (March 10).
ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS Regti. Sergt.-Majs to be Lts (TM, |00):--G. E. C. Kingman, A. P. Her-
bert (March 11).
Suptg Clerk John Stevenson Mit- chell to be Lt. (Qr-Mr.) (March 11). INFANTRY
R. Fus.--Maj. G. C. Pearson, MC. retires on ret. pay (March 10).
R Norfolk R-Lt. J. E. Ridsdale iz seed whilst undergoing a language course (Feb. 18).
Cheshire RCapt. (now Maj.) C. (Nov. 19 1938). W. Kidwell is restd. to the estabt.
Hampshire R-Ma). W. A. Dore re- tires on ret. pay (March 10).
North'n R. Sec. R. R. Greaves to be L March 11).
Midd'x R-Lt. H. N. C. Gudgeon is secd for. Bery under the Colonial Omice (Jan. 11).
Y. and LR-Mal. E."C. J. Wood-
Lt. J. T. Pollock placed on Retd. List ford is seed, for serv, on the Staff in (March 2).
Its to be LA-Condra.:-J.. G. Cock- bum Flight Lt., RAF.), A. 3. H. Carslaw. F. W. B. Edwards (March 1).
MARCH 2 R.N.
Blg. Lt. (Retd.) J. W. Anderson to be Big Lt.-Comdr. (Retd.) (March 31. Sub-Lleuts. (A) to be Lts, (A) with seny. as stated:-0. B. Lamb. F. D. Beales (Oct. 28, 1938); R. H. H. L. Oliphant (Nov. 18, 1938). J. D. Stern (Jan. 27).
•
MARCH -5 RN.
Cd. Gar. F. W. Darbin placed on Rtd List (March 5).
MARCH 6 .B.N.
Surg. Lieut. (D) D. D. Craig, B.D.S. to be Surg. Llaut-Comdr. (D) March
be
Sub-Lieuta, to
Zenta:- A BL
India (March 2).
HLL-Sec. Lt. J. P. Royle is dis- missed from the service by sentence General Court-Martial (Begt: 14)
1938).
·ROYAL TANK CORPS Maj. C, B. Bouchier, M.C., is restd. to the estabt. (March 10).
empld. with the RLAS.C. (March 10%. Capt. P. R. Caley is seed. `whilst
ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPH be Lt. (on prob.). Barch 1).
Lt. P. C. Murphy, R. Ir. Pus, to
Sec. Lt G. 3. H. Cook, R.WK. to be Sec. It in prob) (March 1.)
ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS
Serg-Maj. Henry Tottle to be Lt. (Qr.-Mr.) (Merch 8).
Short Service Commission-The Appt. of Lt. C. Watts is antedated to Feb. 16, 1937, but not to carry pay and allces, prior to Feb. 16,′′ 1958. ---
Watts to be Capt. Feb. 16.
··Lt. J.
C. Sproul-Belton, 3. R. Lang, A. P. 1939, with seny. Feb. 16, 1933. Chimer (March 11,
The follg. Lts. (on prob.) are colle Sub-Lieuts. (E) to be Leute (E) with Armed in their rank:-, O. Bram
.M.B., J...B. Plews, 'MB, J. Mas- seny, as stated:---R. A. Cluett (Feb. 1,
∙1938), N. A Dolton (Nov. 1, 1939); Pkay-Dick, M.B. M.R.CP.
J. A. Stade (Feb. 1); J. H. D. Marmed in their fan. Gibson, M.D.
han (March
The folg. Lte. (on prob.) are con
rank in the following K-J. seny, next below J. H. Prain, M.B. H
order of
of seny
MARCH
7 B.N. Cd. Wiz H. L. Binke to be Payur A. Bowker, MD.; B. C. Jeffrey, M.B., Lieut. (March 1).
seny. next below H.. AC Bowker, MD.
Wt. W. Forterfeld to be ca.. L. Humphreys, seny, next below J.
Wtr. (March 1).
J.Justice,
籍
Ireland,
Proby. Sec. Lieut. D. O. Pope to be G. P. Edwards, M.B.; F. Act. Lieut. (March 7).
"QUEEN ALEXANDEA'S BOYAL
** NAVAL NURSING SERVICE.
Miss N. Bryce, Nursing sister, has resigned, to date: March 9,
WAR OFFICE, MARCH
REGULAR ARMY Commands: and Staff
10
M.B.; D.
MB
J. Baxter,
H. H. ter M.B.
Johnston, M.B. | A. Bennett, seny next below P. L. O'Neill, M.B.; PER. B. Unwin, R.G. Davies: D. 6. Toole, M.B.;, R. D. Bell, Bell, M.B.. seny, next below J. B. AL Mine,
RA. Daly, seny, next below A. L. J. Webb, E, T. St. M
M.B.;
Brett seny next below G. J. Harrison,
Mej. H. P. Whileford RA to be ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS
G.8.0 3rd Grade, Wer
W. Chawlord
(Feb:
2nd CL) (temp.. It
3.50 "The Little Show." Intimate
cabaret
entertainment, with
Mi Ferrie's Band (D1), 4.15-Dinner Music (A). 4.20—Newa (D1).
SMARTOM CLP Miller:
باید
271,2
VAL REGIMENT OF BOYAL
Maj. W pay
(March 11) Capt. D. Moore is restd to the (OMR 204 01) (temp. Lt, Capt. G. Oroly is secd whilat Col: (OME. 1st chy Mechuincea holding an appt. as Assi, xptl. On MIMech. to be L-Col. (O.ME. Cosa and AA Defi Expl'Estabt 1st C) (Jazz 36), (Jan. 20).
Continued on Page 107
Col. (O.ME MIMechE, to be "Li-Col COME
:(Substituted retires on ret. Ist CL) (Dec 15, 193
for notification in the Gazette of Jan.
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5.25 Commentary On News (A). 5.40-The News Behind the News."
(A). 6.00-Symphony. Hour-The
Studio
Symphony Orchestra (A). 8.45-Henry Croudson at organ of
Ritz Theatre (D2).
7,00 "The Thin Red Line": The
Royal Welch Pushjers (172). 7.15-Violin Recital by Úrisha Golub-
(A).
8.00-The BB.C Northern Ireland Orchestra (D2); Programme by the ABC. (Melbourne) Wire- less Chorus (A). 8.30-Recorded Peature (A). 9.00-Fercy Waterhouse with Clarinet and saxophone, and James Moody at the piano (D7). 9.20-Summary of the day's news (A). 0.30-News (2).
10.00
The City of London." Talk on Mincing Lane by G. J. Rlt- chie, and on Billingsgate by
S. Dave (D3).
10.20-Music Hall, with the B.B.Ö.
Variety Orchestra (D3).
11.20-The BBC. Milliary Band (p3). 12.00-News (D3).
am.
12.25 "The Alpine Hut," with the Augustus Franzel's Schrammal Quartet (D3).
Mr Howard Harding
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