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... Lower Regent Street. and three months, to run concurrently, for assaulting Miss Peggy Turner, a store detective. Horace Charles Dance, junior, 1231, decorator, of Winsham Grove, Battersea, charged with being concerned in both offences, was sent to the Sessions ...
... managed to detain them both. This Wag stated at th, County of London Sessions on Friday. when the man involved. Horace Charles Dance (24 ) , builder, of Winsham Grove, Battersea. appeared be f ore Mr. Anthony Hawke, the chairman, for sentence. Dance stood ...
... song, and humour, and Bryan Lloyd strikes an amusing chord with his lively female imper sonations. Rosemary Banks and Charles dance with Iberian fire and ihythm, and in similar style a young dancer, unnampd on the pro gramme. gives a strikingly effective ...
... Mrs Politeyan and Mr F C Buckland (Ealing RAF Association) Mr P E Hey wood (Ealing British Legion) and Mr and Mrs G D Charles Dance music until midnight was played by Ronnie Jay’s No 1 band Ronnie Jay himself was unavoidably absent owing to illness Mr ...
... to share her future with the waiting but chastened Joe Avis Merton gave us the full measure of her dramatic ability and Charles Dance was her worthy partner in a long and difficult role Unfortunately the attendances were rather poor More encouragement is ...
... a couple of seasons of Charlton's attack always past it's been a story of leading pivot Hayward a trial and trouble for Charl- dance. ton, with the club barely Home interest inevitably keeping its head abo v e centred on the performance Second Division ...
... carnations and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids were Miss Joyce Renals, younger sister of the bride, and Miss Carrol Charles. Dancing-In The New Year A medley programme of old-time and modern ballroom dancing marked the passing of the old year and the ...
... ePeStteorrYKoenfatiy,Paanterterie and Bloomsbury on route 35 at hall, told children of English folk 12.28 a.m. driven by Charles dancing and singing. Brewer, of Enkel Street, fi lm. wi r h r. a Ke ee tul n ed he y illustrated h i s s t ai the k Holloway. ...
... to their Christmas Ban ■t St Mary's Hal', Church-road. Hayes. on Friday. December 19, from 7.30-11 p.m.. with the David Charles Dance Band. Fancy dress or evening dress. Refreshments availabk. Tickets 30 6d. 2U51 MELLOW-LANE SCHOOL CHOIRS Annual Christmas ...
... their Christmas Bail at St. Mary's Hall. Cluirch-ruad. Hayes. on Friday. December 19. from 7.70•1 t p.m.. with the David Charles Dance Band. Fancy dress or evenina dress. Refreshments available. Tickets 3s 6d. 2U51 MISS IRENZ SMYTHE has plessore in announcing ...
... He was Horace Charles. Dance (26), decorator, of \Vinsham Grove. Battersea, who said he was celebrating his mother's birthday that night and was in a great , state of intoxication. Mr. Weston. prosecuting. said the case arose out of an incident at a ...
... Accompani ment is by Harry Tail and Alice Stephenson ai two pianos and by Jimmy Green on drums. Music is by Wolseley Charles, dance arrange ments by Thurza Rogers, and pro duction bv H wines Mann. Dancing by the Eve St. Maur Hill School is included, ...