| Main Performers | Sheila Sim,
Richard Attenborough,
'Stars of The Naughty Nineties':- Vesta Victoria,
Kate Carney,
Ida Barr,
George Mozart,
Tom Convery,
Arthur Reece,
Tommy Trinder,
Greta Gynt,
Leslie Welch,
Cairoli Brothers - performers
Arthur Caiger,
Silveri,
Gwen Catley,
Leo Zammit-Ross,
George Robey - vocals,
Klara Kacz
Tollefsen - pianos |
| Orchestra or Band | Vic Lewis and His Orchestra,
Band of The Coldstream Guards |
| Choirs | 'D' Division Metropolitan Male Voice Choir |
| Conductors | Captain Douglas A Pope,
Sgt. H G Mayger |
| Set List | Coldstream Guards;
'God Save the King' (The National Anthem),
'Fanfare',
'The March of the Bowman',
'Fanfare for Ceremonial Occasions' Ketelbey,
'Jolly Good Company',
'1d Black Joe,
'Ilkla Moor',
'Fire Down Below',
'Coming Down The Mountain',
'RAF March Past', Walford Davies,
'Policeman's Holiday', Ewing,
'Keep Right on to The End of The Road', Lauder,
'Coldstream March',
'Scherzo in B Flat Minor', Chopin (Klara Kacz),
'Nile Scene' from Aida, Verdi (Kyra Vane),
'Ah Fors E Lui' from La Traviata, Verdi (Kyra Vane),
'Caro Nome' from Rigoletto, Verdi (Gwen Catley),
'Down in The Forest', Landon Ronald (Gwen Catley),
'Infelice' from Ernani, Verdi (Leo Zammit-Ross),
'Overture' from The Marriage of Figaro, Mozart, arr. Tollefsen (Tollefsen),
'La Campanella', Liszt, arr. P Derio (Tollefsen),
'Invitation to The Waltz', Weber, arr. Tollefsen (Tollefsen),
'The Fisherman of England', Phillips ('D' Division Metropolitan Male Voice Choir),
'Love, Could I Only Tell Thee', Capel ('D' Division Metropolitan Male Voice Choir),
'Pilgrim's Chorus' from Tannhauser, Wagner ('D' Division Metropolitan Male Voice Choir),
'Sweet The Answer Echo Makes', Geoffrey Shaw ('D' Division Metropolitan Male Voice Choir),
'Blue Champagne' (Vic Lewis and His Orchestra),
'Tell Me Marianne' (Vic Lewis and His Orchestra),
'Laura' (Vic Lewis and His Orchestra),
'Dark Town Poker Game' (Vic Lewis and His Orchestra),
'Come Back To Sorriento' (Vic Lewis and His Orchestra),
'Apple Honey' (Vic Lewis and His Orchestra),
'Largo Al Factotum' from The Barber of Seville, Rossini (Silveri),
'Come Back to Sorriento', De Curtis (Silveri) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1947/214),
Setlist (RAHE/8/7/1947/2) |