17 December 1936

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BBC Television

Source: Radio Times December 11, 1936.

11.00-12.00 Demonstration Film
15.00 A Ju-Jitsu Display 
by Bob Gregory
15.20 British Movietone News
15.30 London Characters 
John Snuggs the Troubadour, Demonstrating Paper Tearing with his Partner Accordionist. Introduced by S. E. Reynolds. A grand name is Snuggs and the man who owns it is a grand personality. London theatre-goers —those, that is, who queue up for their seats— know him well. His 'act' consists of songs and the tearing of paper designs. At this last accomplishment he is particularly skilled. One of his specialities is the making of a row of skeletons in a few seconds
15.40 Film
15.50-16.00 Mr. Flotsam And Mr. Jetsam 
Jetsam (whose real name is Malcolm McEachern) joined up with Flotsam (whose real name is B. C. Hilliam) in 1926. Since then they have been a very popular act on the halls and on the air. Jetsam —his is the bass voice— is an Australian who once toured with Dame Nellie Melba, and Flotsam, a Canadian, sings, plays the piano, and writes most of the songs. Jetsam came to England from America with a big reputation and he first appeared at Queen's Hall
21.00 A Ju-Jitsu Display 
by Bob Gregory
21.20 British Movietone News
21.30 London Characters 
(Details as at 15.30)
21.40 Interval 
Time, Weather followed by..
  • 'The Aspidistras'
Elsie French and John Mott. Wendy Toye, Dancer. The BBC Television Orchestra. Conductor, Hyam Greenbaum
22.00 Close
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