| Commencing (Monday) |
The Show |
| January 6th 1941 |
BILLY COTTON
AND HIS BAND
Jimmy James; Judy Shirley; Stan Stanford & Diana Gray;
the Lily Avon Duo; Onoto & Swan |
| January 13th 1941 |
GO TO IT
Harold Ramsay; Leo Kimberly & Helen Page; Stainless Stephen; The Four Dobrics;
the Go To It Girls; Holt & Maurice |
| January 20th 1941 |
BON JOUR
PARIS
Nor Kiddie; the Two Brilliants; Billy Gold; the Bal Tabarin Girls; Costelo; the Bon
Jour Damsels; Vera Walden; Feddie Cleef & Johnny Moroney |
| January 27th 1941 |
VARIETY SHOW
Tommy Handley; Billy Scott-Coomber; Martueez; the Fayre Four; Della's Dogs; Pat Aza
& Company |
| February 3rd 1941 |
THE
CHOCOLATE SOLDIER
A James Shirvell presentation
Bruce Carfax; Doris Francis; Leo Sheffield |
| February 10th 1941 |
LONDON
CASINO REVIEW
Freddie Forbes; Angela Barrie |
| February 17th 1941 |
OLD MOTHER
RILEY
Arthur Lucan (Old Mother Riley); Kitty McShane (her daughter); Rex Ramer;
Lorraine; Dick & Norman Charlton; Bob Lloyd & Betty; Old Mother Riley Swing
Sisters |
| February 24th 1941 |
CARROL LEVIS
"CARRIES ON"
Carrol Levis; Eddie Leslie & Jean Adrienne; Eddie Lee; Diane Darling &
David Love; Eddie Bankey; Ivor Vintor & Company; Andrew & Ann; the Dennis Family |
| March 3rd 1941 |
OLD SOLDIERS
NEVER DIE
Ernie Lotinga |
| March 10th 1941 |
NAUGHTY
GIRLS OF 1941
A Don Ross presentation
Al Marshall; Three Calores Sisters; Trixie Jay; Les Juvels; Thelma Carn; Claudia
Loty; Bart Allison; Bud de Sylva; Paul Deane; Percy Richs with Eva; Eight Sweethearts of
Dance |
| March 17th 1941 |
BILLY COTTON
AND HIS BAND
Nixon & Morrison; the Four Spallas; Russ Carr; Jean Kennedy; Milton Woodward
& Company |
| March 24th 1941 |
SECRETS OF
THE B. B. C.
A Jack Hilton presentation
Bryan Michie; Archie Glen; Margaret Eves; Alice & Rosie Lloyd; Arthur Tolcher;
Mary Naylor; the Borstal Boys |
| CLOSED UNTIL |
SEE Plymouth Blitz (March 1941) |
April 14th 1941
Easter Monday |
WHY GO TO
PARIS?
Chris Gill; the London Chorus; Archie Elray; the Bredwins; the Three Admirals |
| April 21st 1941 |
LIGHT UP -
AND SMILE
Will Hatton; Ethel Manners; Leslie Strange; Martin Lukens; the Four Spitfires;
Harry Mills; Enez Lata; Del Monica Girls; Josie Stuart; Masoni & Risch; Fred Early;
Jean Ann Summers; the Three Galvins; Billy Kay |
| CLOSED UNTIL |
See Plymouth Blitz (April 1941) |
| July 14th 1941 |
ALL IN
FAVOUR
Billy Caryll; Hilda Munday; Renee Beck; Syd Makin; Mary Bland; Jan & Marise;
the Betty Hobbs' Famous Globe Girls; May Goring-Thomas |
| July 21st 1941 |
LET THE BAND
PLAY
A Harry Benet presentation
George Lacy; Ena Roscoe; Moran & Elof; Sydney Daw; Clive Gay; Roy McCleod;
Joyce Byrne; Izna Roselli; Tom Ellis & Vi West; the 10 Glory Girls; the Young China
Troupe |
| July 28th 1941 |
SHOULDER
ARMS AND LEGS
A Jack Gillian presentation
Harry Shiels; Charlie Wood; Wyn Taylor & Bebe; June Worth & Marion Olive;
the Six Hollywood Mannequins; the 6 Dancing Lovelies |
| August 4th 1941 |
HENRY HALL
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
With full supporting company
[The second house on Saturday August 9th 1941 was broadcast as "Henry Hall's
Guest Night"] |
| August 11th 1941 |
SWINGING
ALONG
Billy Thorburn; Louis Holt & Bert Maurice; Johnny Kavanagh; Levanda; the Swing
Lovelies |
| August 18th 1941 |
DON'T BLUSH
GIRLS
A Don Ross presentation
Roy Lester and Company |
| August 25th 1941 |
LEGS, LACE
AND LAUGHTER
An R G Blackie presentation
Betty Russell; Maudie Edwards; Cingalee & Company; Noni Page; Selbo; Laurie
Howe; Freda Wynn |
| September 1st 1941 |
GRAND VARIETY WEEK
Douglas Byng; Dickie Hassett; the Three Novelettes; Mummy's Dream; the Melody
Maids; Pen & Little; Dorothy Gray & Brother |
| September 8th 1941 |
GRAND VARIETY BILL
The Gersholm Parkington Trio; George Bolton; Guido's Dogs; Pat Taylor; Marie Wilson |
| September 15th 1941 |
NAUGHTY BUT
NICE
A Jack Gilliam presentation
Joe Poynton; Billy Newman; Chester Barclay; Harry Stafford; Dorothy Webber; John
Christie; the Ten Adorables; Frank Marwood; Billy Gibson; Mdle. Rejane & Company; the
Nudist Colony |
| September 22nd 1941 |
BLESS 'EM
ALL
A Ritmark production
Jack Barty; Billie Rego; Nellie Sheffield; Tom Deere; M Leslie; the Beach Lovelies;
R Kitchen; George Barton; Del Strong; Gloriette; Olga May; the Egan Brothers |
| September 29th 1941 |
PHAPSODIES
OF 1941
An Ernest C Rolls presentation
George Gee; Jennie Benson; Syd & Max Harrison; the Robinson Twins; Lucy Peters;
the J W Jackson Girls; Albert Batchelor; Moya Maxwell; Barabar Maddock; the Marquis Trio |
| October 6th 1941 |
GIRLS IN
ARMS
Tom Gamble; Veronica Wilson; Frances Hughes; the Baby Beans; the Royal West
Mounties; the Military Maids; the Six Acromites; Melville Birley; Lew Miles |
| October 13th 1941 |
CHERCHEZ LA
FEMME
Eddie Connor; Vernon Drake; Chris Wartman; Jimmy Paige; Zabeda; Anor & Alana;
Fai Robina; Jean & Eileen; Betty Cameron |
| October 20th 1941 |
THE DESERT
SONG
A James Shirvell presentation
Arthur Lucas; Doris Francis; Blake Adams; Patricia Perry; Rhys Thomas; Jean McLean;
Charles Travers; Alice Johnstone; Robert Hughes; Olive Ross |
| October 27th 1941 |
ALL IN
FAVOUR
A Bertram Montague presentation
Billy Caryll; Hilda Mundy; Syd Makin; Reg Reddicliffe; Mary Gowing-Thomas; Monica
Wilson; the Betty Hobbs' Globe Girls; Mary Bland |
| November 3rd 1941 |
PARIS PASSE
A Don Ross presentation
Billy Matchett; Les 5 Parisiennes; Thelma Carn; Caroline Birke; Archie McKay; the
Four Spallas |
| November 10th 1941 |
MAY WE
INTRODUCE
A Leonard Urry presentation
Shirley Houston; Raydini; Slim Wood; Donovon & Hayes; Bex & Bex; Mario
Pietro; Loraine |
| November 17th 1941 |
WINE, WOMEN
AND SONG
A Don Ross presentation
the Three Stooges; Richard Thorpe; Marie Harvey; the Singing Vagabonds |
| November 24th 1941 |
UP GIRLS AND
AT 'EM
Jackie Mayer; Jack Haig; Kathleen Stanley; Alan Kitson; Bartlett & Ross; the
Ten Victory Girls |
| December 1st 1941 |
ME AND MY
GIRL
A Tom Arnold presentation
Billy Tasker; Bert Platt; Barbara Wood; Shiela Daly; Molly Stoll; Ian Hardy; Grace
Newcombe |
| December 8th 1941 |
NAUGHTY,
NAUGHTY
A Marnie Jay and Sydney Myers presentation
Jimmy Mac; the Paramount Girls; Joyce Randal; the Two Dancettes; Silva & Gale;
Lucille; the Three Jacks; Harry Piddock |
| December 15th 1941 |
WE CAN SHAKE
IT
A Jack Gilliam presentation
Sandy Daw; Bert Gunnell; Bill Richards; Helen Grey; Tamara; Tony Tozer; the Six Zio
Angels; Fred Brand; Eleanor Fell; the Six Picked Peaches; V M Gaston |
December 26th 1941
Boxing DaySpecial prices:
Orchestra Stalls, 3s; children 2s
Grand Circle, 2/6d; children 1s 9d
Circle, 2s; children 1s 6d
Pit, 1s 6d; children 1s
Balcony, 1s; children 6d |
ROBINSON
CRUSOE
A George Young production
George Hirste; Helen Binnie; Nita Grey; Wendy Maye; Fred Sanger; Pat Nash &
Fred Fields; Daniel Dare; the Seven Gridneffs; Izna Roselli |
