| Main Performers | The Windmill Girls,
Anita D'Ray - performers
Eddie Ready and Joy,
Cyril Fletcher,
Harry Welchman,
Ronnie Waldman,
Cairoli Brothers,
Squadron Leader Richard Murdoch,
Wing Commander Kenneth Horne - speakers
Helene Wolska,
Sana Dolsky,
Joanna Denise,
Decima Grant,
Peggy Watson,
David Davenport - dancers
Petula Clark,
Nancy Evans,
George Robey,
Gwen Catley,
Beryl Orde - vocals,
Elaine Pennifold,
Percival Garratt,
Ivor Newton,
Victor Marmont,
Derrick Swan - pianos |
| Orchestra or Band | Central Band of London Fire Forces,
Harry Fryer and His Full Concert Orchestra,
Massed Band (The Grenadier Guards, Irish Guards, Welsh Guards),
Scots Guards Drums and Pipers,
United States of America Army Band |
| Conductors | Coy. Officer T Kingston Jarvis,
Captain T S Chandler,
Harry Fryer,
Chief Warrant Officer Frank J Rosato |
| Set List | 'LaValse' (Helene Wolska),
'Mazurka' ( Joanna Denise, David Davenport),
'Slavonic' (Sana Dolsky),
'Hungarian' (Peggy Watson),
'Valse Fantastique' (Joanna Denise),
'Pas De Deux' (Le Lac Des Cygnes), Tchaikovsky (Helene Wolska, David Davenport),
'Quand Madelon' (Central Band of The London Fire Force Forces),
'Stars and Stripes Forever' (Central Band of The London Fire Force Forces),
'Cavalry of the Steppes' (Harry Fryer and Orchestra),
'Land of Hope and Glory', Elgar (Nancy Evans, Massed Band),
'Rule Britannia', Arne (Massed Band),
'God Save the King' (The National Anthem) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1945/23) |