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... ME. At the Canterbury Police Court Friday Catherine Dance, of 4. West Plate, St. Dunstan's, summoned her husband, Henry Charles Dance, for persistent cruelty, whereby she had been compelled to leave and live separately and apart from him. Defendant pleaded ...
... provided by the President and Mr. W. E. Thornton. The second half of the programme was devoted to a comedy in two acts, by Charles Dance s entitled Naval Engagements. The scene in each act was laid at the lounge of the Fountain Hotel, Portsmouth, and the ...
... younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Lissenden. t• SMITIL—Or March 25, 1948. at St. Bartholomew's Church Herne Bay. Henry Charles Dance, of Bristol. to Florence Delphine Smith, of Herne Bay. 4 °AMAIN—VENABLE:S. On March 27. 1948, at St. Bartholamew's Church ...
... branch of the ‘ Dumb Friends L sum will Primeose Dance. 7 . enthusiastic com w Hall on Wed nesday the llth on n, and ‘Wr Charles dance which was carried out by | briedly in- of the Among those Pp d referred to the Fox, Mrs. ivers-Moore, Dr. anc ures were ...
... TUESDAY.—Before Sir Horace Walpole (in the chair), Mr. Q. T. Mr. H. O. Dixon, and Mr. F. Marshall. LIGHTS: CROWBOROUGH. Charles Dance, Japan Villas, Crowborough, was summoned for riding bicycle without lights, at Crowitoroogh, 11.25 p.m., on the July. Defendant ...
... prime %the Rector for Scripture knowledge: Daisy arohant, Louisa Barrett, Violet. Smith, Albert Breakenear, ley Young. Charles Dance. John Pinson. Harry Stone, Lily Barney. Ramo flints, Wilfred Townsend. Percy Dee, Pere Rowland, Jere Barrett. Bert Edmonds ...
... 46—11, balloon shower, novelties free, spot luexy number prizes; Raymond's Star Bypcopator t, limelight effects.—M.C , Charles. DANCE to-night, Large Albert Hall, 7—11; tra'ur* day, Carnival, novelty and ballroom pntf», 7—11.45. Uhl and New Dances by request ...
... greatly to the credit of the stage manager, Mr. T. H.B. Phillips. The programme was as follows: Delicate Ground, by Charles Dance: Pauline, Miss Gladstone; Citizen Sangfroid, Mr. T. H. B. Phillips; Alphonse de Grandire, Mr. E. ON. R. Phillips. Scene: ...
... wind and the harp,”’ by the Mieses G. and W. Ransley was aleo well received. :The farce entitled “Naval Engagements’’ (Charles Dance) wae most amusing. The part of Admiral Kingston was taken by Mr. H. G. Willis, whilst that of his son, Lieut. Kingston ...
... balloon shower; novelt;p« free; spot prizes; lucky numbers; Raytnonj't Celebrated super Star limolight effecis. —M.C., Charles. Dance Trio, experienced, old and new Dance Music, have vacant dates- —l*airttcol»r«, 32. Bosbnm Rood. Oopnor, INHlan-outb. AND ...
... appealed verv the audience, end each item received _ enthusiastic applause. The comedy-drama one act. ** Delicate CrounS,” Charles Dance, was exceptionally well re- OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT. Many •rived. Captain Louis F. citizen Sang- people have old or disused ...
... quell the flames. Hest and stifling turner corn-, Southsea Builder's Death in I.W. A well-known Southsea der, Mr. Harry Charles Dance, l who formerly lived at 64, Gro4-1 venor Street, where he carried, on business, has died at his, daughter's home, Stephanie ...