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... Marie Llord, With Everything in the garden's lovely and tmi'te-iddls -av ?? Herbert Campbell again asserting in song that he wasiit i one of your Nosey Parker coves: ' Alec H1urley again sounding the praises of the Best little woman in the wide, wide ...
... clothes and play the Post Horn Gallop and other popular airs on variety of instruments, succeeded, and then Herbert Campbell gave us Nosey Parker,, which is evidently going to be one of the pantomime tunes this year. Miss Daisy Wood did not appear, but a lady ...
... Walter Raleigh towards Queen Bess, who, it appears, had a telegraph code ; Mr Herbert Campbell successfully repeated his successful item I'm none of your Nosey Parker sort , Mr Harry Randall once more obliged with his now famous selection My wife's a ...
... Walter Raleigh towards Queen Bess, who, it appears, had a telegraph code ; Mr Herbert Campbell successfully repeated his successful item I'm none of your Nosey Parker sort ; Mr Harry Randall once more obliged with his now famous selection My wife's a ...
... to catch it. Tha elder of the pair very amusingly burlesques Mr. Hiondi. Xo show night ” and Nosey Parker” are songs which the humour of Mr Herbert Campbell gives great significance. Excellent are both of these ventures, and most warmly are they welcomed ...
... grateful turn is this. a« also is that supplied by Miss Alice Lloyd, whose songs, Louie didn’t know,” “A popular lady,” and “Nosey Parker,” are in great demand, and bring the good-looking singer an abundance of applause Mr. Arthur Rigby deals with such successful ...
... U'11* Hetty Chatted j Jack Ferrers Mr. Peugias Ocrdon Herbert FltzHerbert Mr. Fit/.roy Morgan Rev. James Milford Mr Jaw G. Campbell Peter* Mr. Windham Uu*e I I>am Wrigipi SBl* 'Chotinrndlfy Mr HuSh Stoton The story is very but it .crve* the purpose of introdiu ...
... Cochran, Percy Harry Paulton, § un., Edward Mervyn, B verard, Grahame Herington, Seager, Fred Bentley, Horace Booth, Edward Campbell, Alf Richards, Geral id Merrilees, Albert jill Henry, Alfred Tate, Dennis Bryan, and Thos. Bowes; an isses Dorothea Mapleson ...
... SOUTHEND POLICE COURT. ET • WITHXBII. At Southend Petty- Sesaion on Friday, before Dr. G. F. Jones (in the chair), end Colin Campbell, Beq-, John Jane; hawker, riontbiseul, was charged on remand with stealing a gold watch and platinum chain, valued at over ...
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... —Tbe EngLah Cup Coal replayed Mancbeaier 1911. It was last payed in Manchester 1893. _ . OXO (Londrn).—Onr M ltoo: Cugiy. Campbel.; Morane. Buchan. Lean. HoDey. and Rober”-* u . . R. GORDON 'Brighton' -We hare nrf seen the of the. players Too will bare ...
... hie Brethren , has, figuratively, been subjected to • severe handling and has in his turn been criticised. The Rev. R. J. Campbell declares that the play is not staged in any irreverent fashion, quite the contrary; nor is it played in a way to shock ...