A tribute to wartime muscians and entertgainers who nightly dodged the World War II bombs to entertain in music halls and on the wireless...

1. FRIDAY MAY 4 TH 2007 9:30 am Over the White Cliffs of Dover 62 Years On! How Entertainers, Musicians and the Cinema helped win World War II. As we head back to dear old Blighty, we look at how the Forces entertainment service ENSA (Every Night Something Awful!) entertained troops and civilians alike. Julian Bray presents this affectionate musical tribute to the heyday of the wireless, dance halls and the cinema. Stars who kept us all happy during the darkest days providing comfort and hope to the people of Britain, Scandinavia and Holland.

2. Spitfire Fighter Aircraft over Duxford Aerodrome, Cambridgeshire

3. Welcome to your Final Special Destination Lecture in this series Presented by Julian Bray NAVIGATOR OF THE SEAS

4. Winston Churchill and the King

5. Over The White Cliffs of Dover Over 62 Years on – How Entertainers & Musicians Won World War II

6. The London Blitz

8. Business as Usual Works Ambulance, built in the 1940’s, in England, from an old USA Chevrolet Automobile and still in use at Bata Shoe Factory, East Tilbury, Essex until the mid 1970’s..

9. The Train now standing…

10. The New Savoy Orpheans

13. 1945

14. The Dance Hall. Is this really the last Waltz …

15. ENSA & I.T.M.A. It’s That Man Again!

16. THE HOME GUARD BBC Television’s Dad’s Army

22. The Land Army

24. Theatreland

27. The Wireless

29. Finally, a happy ending…