Ten Snowballs that Shook the World - Revision history

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	\| producer = [[Charles Chilton]]		\| producer = [[Charles Chilton]]
	\| music = *Orchestra: [[Wally Stott]]		\| music = *Orchestra: [[Wally Stott]]
	*Geldray: ''[[~~w:I Can't Get Started\|~~I Can't Get Started]]''		*Geldray: ''[[I Can't Get Started]]''
	*Ellington: ''[[~~w:Buona Sera\|~~Buona Sera]]'''		*Ellington: ''[[Buona Sera]]'''
	\| production = [[The Goon Show recording numbers#TLO\|TLO]] 48542		\| production = [[The Goon Show recording numbers#TLO\|TLO]] 48542
	\| recording_date = {{Start date\|1958\|01\|09\|df=y}}		\| recording_date = {{Start date\|1958\|01\|09\|df=y}}
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	'''''Ten Snowballs that Shook the World''''' is an episode from [[The Goon Show]]. It is the twentieth show in the 8th series.		'''''Ten Snowballs that Shook the World''''' is an episode from [[The Goon Show]]. It is the twentieth show in the 8th series.

	A pre-recording (DLO 48542A) session took place Sunday {{Date\|1958-02-09}}, 6.30pm. at [[w:KOKO (music venue)\|The Camden Theatre]], Camden Town, London. The recording (TLO 48542) for transmission was created later that same Sunday, also at The Camden, at 9.45pm.		A pre-recording (DLO 48542A) session took place Sunday {{Date\|1958-02-09}}, 6.30pm. at [[KOKO (music venue)\|The Camden Theatre]], Camden Town, London. The recording (TLO 48542) for transmission was created later that same Sunday, also at The Camden, at 9.45pm.

	The first [[BBC Home Service\|Home Service]] broadcast was the next day, Monday, at 8.30pm {{Date\|1958-02-10}}, its ratings were 1.9 million. The show was repeated on the following Thursday at 10pm, {{Date\|1958-02-13}}, on the [[BBC Light Programme\|Light Programme]] to 2.3 million listeners.		The first [[BBC Home Service\|Home Service]] broadcast was the next day, Monday, at 8.30pm {{Date\|1958-02-10}}, its ratings were 1.9 million. The show was repeated on the following Thursday at 10pm, {{Date\|1958-02-13}}, on the [[BBC Light Programme\|Light Programme]] to 2.3 million listeners.
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	==Story==		==Story==
	The [[~~w:London Stock Exchange\|~~London Stock Exchange]], 1882. Tin, wool and rain are falling, and there's been talk of the [[w:Bank rate~~\|Bank Rate~~]] going up. Has there been a leak? Why? They saw a [[~~w:Plumber\|~~plumber]] going in. [[w:Pound sterling\|Sterling]] is in danger — it's dropped from [[w:Key (music)\|F sharp]] to E flat — and Exchange Runner [[Neddie Seagoon\|Neddie]] is entrusted with putting it in the key of G. He plans to raffle the [[~~w:Equator\|~~Equator]] to save the Pound whilst wily [[Bluebottle]] cashes in by singing his famous ‘''Sewer Song''’, ‘''There is nothing wrong with a good old British pong''’. Yes folks, it's a real stinker!		The [[London Stock Exchange]], [[1882]]. Tin, wool and rain are falling, and there's been talk of the [[Bank rate]] going up. Has there been a leak? Why? They saw a [[plumber]] going in. [[Pound sterling\|Sterling]] is in danger — it's dropped from [[Key (music)\|F sharp]] to E flat — and Exchange Runner [[Neddie Seagoon\|Neddie]] is entrusted with putting it in the key of G. He plans to raffle the [[Equator]] to save the Pound whilst wily [[Bluebottle]] cashes in by singing his famous ‘''Sewer Song''’, ‘''There is nothing wrong with a good old British pong''’. Yes folks, it's a real stinker!

	==Music==		==Music==
	* The BBC Orchestra is conducted by [[Wally Stott]]		* The BBC Orchestra is conducted by [[Wally Stott]]
	*[[Max Geldray]] plays ''[[~~w:I Can't Get Started\|~~I Can't Get Started]]'' ([[~~w:Vernon Duke\|~~Vernon Duke]] (music) and [[~~w:Ira Gershwin\|~~Ira Gershwin]] (lyrics))		*[[Max Geldray]] plays ''[[I Can't Get Started]]'' ([[Vernon Duke]] (music) and [[Ira Gershwin]] (lyrics))
	*[[Ray Ellington\|The Ray Ellington Quartet]] plays ''[[~~w:Buona Sera\|~~Buona Sera]]'' ([[~~w:Carl Sigman\|~~Carl Sigman]] and [[~~w:Peter de Rose\|~~Peter de Rose]]).		*[[Ray Ellington\|The Ray Ellington Quartet]] plays ''[[Buona Sera]]'' ([[Carl Sigman]] and [[Peter de Rose]]).

	==Technical==		==Technical==
	Originally recorded on [[The Goon Show recording numbers#TLO\|TLO 48542]] (15 ips ¼" tape recorded at [[~~w:Broadcasting House\|~~Broadcasting House]]).		Originally recorded on [[The Goon Show recording numbers#TLO\|TLO 48542]] (15 ips ¼" tape recorded at [[Broadcasting House]]).

	This tape survived in [[BBC Transcription Services\|TS]], but was cut for the [[Pick of the Goons\|POTG]] issue, and the cuts were not kept, so the version of the show included on [[The Goon Show Compendiums#Vol8\|The Goon Show Compendium Vol 8]] was compiled from the [[Original Issues - The Goon Show\|TGS]] master tape and domestic recordings of the original transmission.<ref>{{Cite AV media notes \|title=[[The Goon Show Compendiums#Vol8\|The Goon Show Compendium Vol 8]] \|first=Ted \|last=Kendall \| author-link=Ted Kendall \|date=2012 \|page=9\|type=Booklet 2 \|publisher=BBC Worldwide\|ISBN=978-1-4458-2560-1}}</ref>		This tape survived in [[BBC Transcription Services\|TS]], but was cut for the [[Pick of the Goons\|POTG]] issue, and the cuts were not kept, so the version of the show included on [[The Goon Show Compendiums#Vol8\|The Goon Show Compendium Vol 8]] was compiled from the [[Original Issues - The Goon Show\|TGS]] master tape and domestic recordings of the original transmission.<ref>{{Cite AV media notes \|title=[[The Goon Show Compendiums#Vol8\|The Goon Show Compendium Vol 8]] \|first=Ted \|last=Kendall \| author-link=Ted Kendall \|date=2012 \|page=9\|type=Booklet 2 \|publisher=BBC Worldwide\|ISBN=978-1-4458-2560-1}}</ref>

	==Show Notes==		==Show Notes==
	*The ''Ten Snowballs that Shook the World'' script by Spike which took its title from [[~~w:Ten Days that Shook the World\|~~Ten Days that Shook the World]], a 1919 eye-witness account of the Russian [[~~w:October Revolution\|~~October Revolution]] written by [[w:John Reed (journalist)\|John Reed]], a founder of the [[w:Communist Labor Party of America\|Communist Party in the USA]].		*The ''Ten Snowballs that Shook the World'' script by Spike which took its title from [[Ten Days that Shook the World], a 1919 eye-witness account of the Russian [[October Revolution]] written by [[John Reed (journalist)\|John Reed]], a founder of the [[Communist Labor Party of America\|Communist Party in the USA]].

	*The script included numerous instances of Seagoon encouraging people to go and see [[Davy (film)\|Davy]] – [[Harry Secombe]]'s first major starring movie which had now gone on general release – and although some of these were cut from the script, many were retained.		*The script included numerous instances of Seagoon encouraging people to go and see [[Davy (film)\|Davy]] – [[Harry Secombe]]'s first major starring movie which had now gone on general release – and although some of these were cut from the script, many were retained.

	*A long opening prologue to the show about [[Peter Sellers]]’ obsession with cars and [[Wallace Greenslade]] explaining that this was a ‘''private joke between Peter Sellers and the cast''’ was also removed.		*A long opening prologue to the show about [[Peter Sellers]]’ obsession with cars and [[Wallace Greenslade]] explaining that this was a ‘''private joke between Peter Sellers and the cast''’ was also removed.
	*Harmonica player [[Max Geldray]] and the [[Ray Ellington\|Ray Ellington Quartet]] all recorded their musical items in advance of the main taping, and the other musical element for the show was the song ''[[Sewers of the Strand]]'' as sung by the schoolboy character [[Bluebottle]]; this too was re-recorded by Spike for [[~~w:Parlophone\|~~Parlophone]] in 1960 as the other side to ''[[I'm Walking Out with a Mountain]]''.
			*Harmonica player [[Max Geldray]] and the [[Ray Ellington\|Ray Ellington Quartet]] all recorded their musical items in advance of the main taping, and the other musical element for the show was the song ''[[Sewers of the Strand]]'' as sung by the schoolboy character [[Bluebottle]]; this too was re-recorded by Spike for [[Parlophone]] in 1960 as the other side to ''[[I'm Walking Out with a Mountain]]''.

	==References==		==References==

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	A pre-recording (DLO 48542A) session took place Sunday {{Date\|1958-02-09}}, 6.30pm. at [[w:KOKO (music venue)\|The Camden Theatre]], Camden Town, London. The recording (TLO 48542) for transmission was created later that same Sunday, also at The Camden, at 9.45pm.		A pre-recording (DLO 48542A) session took place Sunday {{Date\|1958-02-09}}, 6.30pm. at [[w:KOKO (music venue)\|The Camden Theatre]], Camden Town, London. The recording (TLO 48542) for transmission was created later that same Sunday, also at The Camden, at 9.45pm.

	The first [[w:BBC Home Service\|Home Service]] broadcast was the next day, Monday, at 8.30pm {{Date\|1958-02-10}}, its ratings were 1.9 million. The show was repeated on the following Thursday at 10pm, {{Date\|1958-02-13}}, on the [[w:BBC Light Programme\|Light Programme]] to 2.3 million listeners.		The first [[BBC Home Service\|Home Service]] broadcast was the next day, Monday, at 8.30pm {{Date\|1958-02-10}}, its ratings were 1.9 million. The show was repeated on the following Thursday at 10pm, {{Date\|1958-02-13}}, on the [[BBC Light Programme\|Light Programme]] to 2.3 million listeners.

	==Transcription Service Synopsis==		==Transcription Service Synopsis==

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	'''''Ten Snowballs that Shook the World''''' is the twentieth show in the 8th series.		'''''Ten Snowballs that Shook the World''''' is an episode from [[The Goon Show]]. It is the twentieth show in the 8th series.

	A pre-recording (DLO 48542A) session took place Sunday {{Date\|1958-02-09}}, 6.30pm. at [[w:KOKO (music venue)\|The Camden Theatre]], Camden Town, London. The recording (TLO 48542) for transmission was created later that same Sunday, also at The Camden, at 9.45pm.		A pre-recording (DLO 48542A) session took place Sunday {{Date\|1958-02-09}}, 6.30pm. at [[w:KOKO (music venue)\|The Camden Theatre]], Camden Town, London. The recording (TLO 48542) for transmission was created later that same Sunday, also at The Camden, at 9.45pm.

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	\| presenter = [[Wallace Greenslade]]		\| presenter = [[Wallace Greenslade]]
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	'''''Ten Snowballs that Shook the World''''' is the twentieth show in the 8th series.		'''''Ten Snowballs that Shook the World''''' is the twentieth show in the 8th series.

			A pre-recording (DLO 48542A) session took place Sunday {{Date\|1958-02-09}}, 6.30pm. at [[w:KOKO (music venue)\|The Camden Theatre]], Camden Town, London. The recording (TLO 48542) for transmission was created later that same Sunday, also at The Camden, at 9.45pm.

			The first [[w:BBC Home Service\|Home Service]] broadcast was the next day, Monday, at 8.30pm {{Date\|1958-02-10}}, its ratings were 1.9 million. The show was repeated on the following Thursday at 10pm, {{Date\|1958-02-13}}, on the [[w:BBC Light Programme\|Light Programme]] to 2.3 million listeners.

			==Transcription Service Synopsis==
			Asked to describe ''Ten Snowballs that Shook The World'', [[Spike Milligan]] gazed quizzically at the waiting microphone before he enlightened us with these words: ‘''This has no story and is basically a fantasia!''’ While whole-heartedly endorsing this analysis of the programme, it is perhaps relevant to add that all the usual characters are involved - [[Bluebottle]], [[Major Bloodnok\|Bloodnok]], [[Eccles]], and Messrs. [[List of The Goon Show cast members and characters#Mr Banajee\|Banajee]] and [[List of The Goon Show cast members and characters#Mr Lalkaka\|Lalkaka]].

	==Story==		==Story==
	The [[w:London Stock Exchange\|London Stock Exchange]], 1882. Tin, wool and rain are falling, and there's been talk of the [[w:Bank rate\|Bank Rate]] going up. Has there been a leak? Why? They saw a [[w:Plumber\|plumber]] going in. [[w:Pound sterling\|Sterling]] is in danger — it's dropped from [[w:Key (music)\|F sharp]] to E flat — and Exchange Runner [[Neddie Seagoon\|Neddie]] is entrusted with putting it in the key of G. He plans to raffle the [[w:Equator\|Equator]] to save the Pound whilst wily [[Bluebottle]] cashes in by singing his famous ''Sewer Song'', 'There is nothing wrong with a good old British pong'. Yes folks, it's a real stinker!		The [[w:London Stock Exchange\|London Stock Exchange]], 1882. Tin, wool and rain are falling, and there's been talk of the [[w:Bank rate\|Bank Rate]] going up. Has there been a leak? Why? They saw a [[w:Plumber\|plumber]] going in. [[w:Pound sterling\|Sterling]] is in danger — it's dropped from [[w:Key (music)\|F sharp]] to E flat — and Exchange Runner [[Neddie Seagoon\|Neddie]] is entrusted with putting it in the key of G. He plans to raffle the [[w:Equator\|Equator]] to save the Pound whilst wily [[Bluebottle]] cashes in by singing his famous ‘''Sewer Song''’, ‘''There is nothing wrong with a good old British pong''’. Yes folks, it's a real stinker!

	==Music==		==Music==
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	*[[Max Geldray]] plays ''[[w:I Can't Get Started\|I Can't Get Started]]'' ([[w:Vernon Duke\|Vernon Duke]] (music) and [[w:Ira Gershwin\|Ira Gershwin]] (lyrics))		*[[Max Geldray]] plays ''[[w:I Can't Get Started\|I Can't Get Started]]'' ([[w:Vernon Duke\|Vernon Duke]] (music) and [[w:Ira Gershwin\|Ira Gershwin]] (lyrics))
	*[[Ray Ellington\|The Ray Ellington Quartet]] plays ''[[w:Buona Sera\|Buona Sera]]'' ([[w:Carl Sigman\|Carl Sigman]] and [[w:Peter de Rose\|Peter de Rose]]).		*[[Ray Ellington\|The Ray Ellington Quartet]] plays ''[[w:Buona Sera\|Buona Sera]]'' ([[w:Carl Sigman\|Carl Sigman]] and [[w:Peter de Rose\|Peter de Rose]]).

			==Technical==
			Originally recorded on [[The Goon Show recording numbers#TLO\|TLO 48542]] (15 ips ¼" tape recorded at [[w:Broadcasting House\|Broadcasting House]]).

			This tape survived in [[BBC Transcription Services\|TS]], but was cut for the [[Pick of the Goons\|POTG]] issue, and the cuts were not kept, so the version of the show included on [[The Goon Show Compendiums#Vol8\|The Goon Show Compendium Vol 8]] was compiled from the [[Original Issues - The Goon Show\|TGS]] master tape and domestic recordings of the original transmission.<ref>{{Cite AV media notes \|title=[[The Goon Show Compendiums#Vol8\|The Goon Show Compendium Vol 8]] \|first=Ted \|last=Kendall \| author-link=Ted Kendall \|date=2012 \|page=9\|type=Booklet 2 \|publisher=BBC Worldwide\|ISBN=978-1-4458-2560-1}}</ref>

	==Show Notes==		==Show Notes==
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	*Harmonica player [[Max Geldray]] and the [[Ray Ellington\|Ray Ellington Quartet]] all recorded their musical items in advance of the main taping, and the other musical element for the show was the song ''[[Sewers of the Strand]]'' as sung by the schoolboy character [[Bluebottle]]; this too was re-recorded by Spike for [[w:Parlophone\|Parlophone]] in 1960 as the other side to ''[[I'm Walking Out with a Mountain]]''.		*Harmonica player [[Max Geldray]] and the [[Ray Ellington\|Ray Ellington Quartet]] all recorded their musical items in advance of the main taping, and the other musical element for the show was the song ''[[Sewers of the Strand]]'' as sung by the schoolboy character [[Bluebottle]]; this too was re-recorded by Spike for [[w:Parlophone\|Parlophone]] in 1960 as the other side to ''[[I'm Walking Out with a Mountain]]''.

	{{~~goons~~}}		==References==
			{{reflist}}

			{{Goons\|state=collapsed}}

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Ten Snowballs that Shook the World}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Ten Snowballs that Shook the World}}

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	==Show Notes==		==Show Notes==
	The ''Ten Snowballs that Shook the World'' script by Spike which took its title from [[w:Ten Days that Shook the World\|Ten Days that Shook the World]], a 1919 eye-witness account of the Russian [[w:October Revolution\|October Revolution]] written by [[w:John Reed (journalist)\|John Reed]], a founder of the [[w:Communist Labor Party of America\|Communist Party in the USA]].		*The ''Ten Snowballs that Shook the World'' script by Spike which took its title from [[w:Ten Days that Shook the World\|Ten Days that Shook the World]], a 1919 eye-witness account of the Russian [[w:October Revolution\|October Revolution]] written by [[w:John Reed (journalist)\|John Reed]], a founder of the [[w:Communist Labor Party of America\|Communist Party in the USA]].
	*The script included numerous instances of Seagoon encouraging people to go and see [[Davy (film)\|Davy]] – [[Harry Secombe]]'s first major starring movie which had now gone on general release – and although some of these were cut from the script, many were retained.		*The script included numerous instances of Seagoon encouraging people to go and see [[Davy (film)\|Davy]] – [[Harry Secombe]]'s first major starring movie which had now gone on general release – and although some of these were cut from the script, many were retained.
	*A long opening prologue to the show about [[Peter Sellers]]’ obsession with cars and [[Wallace Greenslade]] explaining that this was a ‘''private joke between Peter Sellers and the cast''’ was also removed.		*A long opening prologue to the show about [[Peter Sellers]]’ obsession with cars and [[Wallace Greenslade]] explaining that this was a ‘''private joke between Peter Sellers and the cast''’ was also removed.

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	*The script included numerous instances of Seagoon encouraging people to go and see [[Davy (film)\|Davy]] – [[Harry Secombe]]'s first major starring movie which had now gone on general release – and although some of these were cut from the script, many were retained.		*The script included numerous instances of Seagoon encouraging people to go and see [[Davy (film)\|Davy]] – [[Harry Secombe]]'s first major starring movie which had now gone on general release – and although some of these were cut from the script, many were retained.
	*A long opening prologue to the show about [[Peter Sellers]]’ obsession with cars and [[Wallace Greenslade]] explaining that this was a ‘''private joke between Peter Sellers and the cast''’ was also removed.		*A long opening prologue to the show about [[Peter Sellers]]’ obsession with cars and [[Wallace Greenslade]] explaining that this was a ‘''private joke between Peter Sellers and the cast''’ was also removed.
	*Harmonica player [[Max Geldray]] and the [[Ray Ellington\|Ray Ellington Quartet]] all recorded their musical items in advance of the main taping, and the other musical element for the show was the song ''[[Sewers of the Strand]]'' as sung by the schoolboy character [[Bluebottle]]; this too was re-recorded by Spike		*Harmonica player [[Max Geldray]] and the [[Ray Ellington\|Ray Ellington Quartet]] all recorded their musical items in advance of the main taping, and the other musical element for the show was the song ''[[Sewers of the Strand]]'' as sung by the schoolboy character [[Bluebottle]]; this too was re-recorded by Spike for [[w:Parlophone\|Parlophone]] in 1960 as the other side to ''[[I'm Walking Out with a Mountain]]''.
	for [[w:Parlophone\|Parlophone]] in 1960 as the other side to ''[[I'm Walking Out with a Mountain]]''.

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	*[[Max Geldray]] plays ''[[w:I Can't Get Started\|I Can't Get Started]]'' ([[w:Vernon Duke\|Vernon Duke]] (music) and [[w:Ira Gershwin\|Ira Gershwin]] (lyrics))		*[[Max Geldray]] plays ''[[w:I Can't Get Started\|I Can't Get Started]]'' ([[w:Vernon Duke\|Vernon Duke]] (music) and [[w:Ira Gershwin\|Ira Gershwin]] (lyrics))
	*[[Ray Ellington\|The Ray Ellington Quartet]] plays ''[[w:Buona Sera\|Buona Sera]]'' ([[w:Carl Sigman\|Carl Sigman]] and [[w:Peter de Rose\|Peter de Rose]]).		*[[Ray Ellington\|The Ray Ellington Quartet]] plays ''[[w:Buona Sera\|Buona Sera]]'' ([[w:Carl Sigman\|Carl Sigman]] and [[w:Peter de Rose\|Peter de Rose]]).

			==Show Notes==
			The ''Ten Snowballs that Shook the World'' script by Spike which took its title from [[w:Ten Days that Shook the World\|Ten Days that Shook the World]], a 1919 eye-witness account of the Russian [[w:October Revolution\|October Revolution]] written by [[w:John Reed (journalist)\|John Reed]], a founder of the [[w:Communist Labor Party of America\|Communist Party in the USA]].
			*The script included numerous instances of Seagoon encouraging people to go and see [[Davy (film)\|Davy]] – [[Harry Secombe]]'s first major starring movie which had now gone on general release – and although some of these were cut from the script, many were retained.
			*A long opening prologue to the show about [[Peter Sellers]]’ obsession with cars and [[Wallace Greenslade]] explaining that this was a ‘''private joke between Peter Sellers and the cast''’ was also removed.
			*Harmonica player [[Max Geldray]] and the [[Ray Ellington\|Ray Ellington Quartet]] all recorded their musical items in advance of the main taping, and the other musical element for the show was the song ''[[Sewers of the Strand]]'' as sung by the schoolboy character [[Bluebottle]]; this too was re-recorded by Spike
			for [[w:Parlophone\|Parlophone]] in 1960 as the other side to ''[[I'm Walking Out with a Mountain]]''.

	{{goons}}		{{goons}}

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	*Geldray: ''[[w:I Can't Get Started\|I Can't Get Started]]''		*Geldray: ''[[w:I Can't Get Started\|I Can't Get Started]]''
	*Ellington: ''[[Buona Sera]]'''		*Ellington: ''[[w:Buona Sera\|Buona Sera]]'''
	\| production = [[The Goon Show recording numbers#TLO\|TLO]] 48542		\| production = [[The Goon Show recording numbers#TLO\|TLO]] 48542
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	''Ten Snowballs that Shook the World'' is the twentieth show in the 8th series.		'''''Ten Snowballs that Shook the World''''' is the twentieth show in the 8th series.

	==Story==		==Story==
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	* The BBC Orchestra is conducted by [[Wally Stott]]		* The BBC Orchestra is conducted by [[Wally Stott]]
	*[[Max Geldray]] plays ''[[w:I Can't Get Started\|I Can't Get Started]]'' ([[w:Vernon Duke\|Vernon Duke]] (music) and [[w:Ira Gershwin\|Ira Gershwin]] (lyrics))		*[[Max Geldray]] plays ''[[w:I Can't Get Started\|I Can't Get Started]]'' ([[w:Vernon Duke\|Vernon Duke]] (music) and [[w:Ira Gershwin\|Ira Gershwin]] (lyrics))
	*[[Ray Ellington\|The Ray Ellington Quartet]] plays ''[[Buona Sera]]'' ([[w:Carl Sigman\|Carl Sigman]] and [[w:Peter de Rose\|Peter de Rose]]).		*[[Ray Ellington\|The Ray Ellington Quartet]] plays ''[[w:Buona Sera\|Buona Sera]]'' ([[w:Carl Sigman\|Carl Sigman]] and [[w:Peter de Rose\|Peter de Rose]]).

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			[[Category:Goon Shows announced by Wallace Greenslade]]

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	*Orchestra: [[Wally Stott]]
	*Geldray: ''[[w:I Can't Get Started\|I Can't Get Started]]''		*Geldray: ''[[w:I Can't Get Started\|I Can't Get Started]]''
	*Ellington: ''[[Buona Sera]]'''		*Ellington: ''[[Buona Sera]]'''