| Main Performers | Lionel Gamelin,
Edward Evans,
Len Snelling,
Ivan Paveley,
Brian Nissen,
John Forbes-Robertson,
Tom Masson,
Reginald Hayes,
Louis Darnley,
Hattan Duprez,
Elaine Garreau,
Tony Vaughan,
Vi Loraine,
George Robey,
Manville Tarrant,
Tony Hancock,
Pat Bradlaw,
Marjory Moss,
Richard Attenborough,
John Mills,
Reverend J A Jagoe,
Lord Tedder,
Gladys Ripley,
Denis Noble |
| Orchestra or Band | Trumpeters of The Household Cavalry,
BBC Theatre Orchestra,
No.1 Regional Band of The Royal Air Force (RAF),
Royal Air Force (RAF) Dance Orchestra -''Regionaires'' |
| Conductors | Walter Goehr,
Warrant Officer H E Wheeler,
Charles Proctor,
Ivan Huckerby |
| Set List | 'Wings' (John Pudney),
'Fanfare' (Trumpeters of The Household Cavalry),
'The Prologue', Alan Melville (Lionel Gamelin),
Hymn, 'For All The Saints Who From Their Labours Rest',
Hymn, 'Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise',
'Jerusalem', Parry,
'God Save the King' (The National Anthem),
'Phoenix March', Bliss,
'Star Spangled Banner', Sousa,
'Oranges and Lemons',
'Your King and Country Need You',
'If You Were The Only Girl in The World',
'When You Come Home',
'Keep The Home Fires Burning',
'There's a Long Long Trail',
'Pomp and Circumstance March No.7', Elgar,
'Land of Hope and Glory', Elgar,
'Old Soldiers Never Die',
'I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside',
'Community Laud',
'Good-Night Ladies',
'Wings Over Homeland', Reader,
'Here To My Mum',
'Auld Lang Syne',
'Sheik of Araby',
'The White Cliffs of Dover',
'Non Nobis',
'Austrian National Anthem',
Overture, 'Egmont', Beethoven,
'RAF March Past' |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1947/208) |