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... Contrast with the workhouse A LMOST 250 ears ago Hammersmith cared for its poor in a King Street workhouse. There, 132 boys made fruit baskets. shoes and clothes. In their spare time they were taught the basic rudiments of reading. writing and spelling ...
... Christmas Day In the workhouse - 4 V A ...
... The workhouse style of fifty years ago ON A very recent visit to a friend in the geriatric ward of the West Middlesex Hospital, sitting by her cot with my arms resting on one rail, it was an opportunity to look around at the elderly patients, to look ...
... boys in the workhouse wanting Food Glorious Food-. They were in good form and got the musical off to just the bright and exciting start it needed. The plot of the story I am sure you all know by now; little orphan boy is left in the workhouse after his ...
... Stout points Arthur's trip from the poor house ASSISTANT to the Workhouse Master for the princely sum of £l6 a year. ' hat was Arthur Blythe's introduction to the hospital service 42 years ago. ]sow he has retired as Central Middlesex Group's deputy treasurer ...
... Glorious Food was sung with gusto and relish and led easily into the workhouse scene where Oliver asks for wore gruel. Stephen Jerrold and Susan Ayres were very effective as the cruel workhouse master and mistress. Stephen McNally played Mr. Bumble with heavy ...
... plays the Lana Turner c) Mae West? world's greatest In which music- athlete? 4.11 SIN .4 al do a chorus of A - t 4.11i1N workhouse boys sing about FOOD? What is the 411%114 1 % 4 name of Steptoe's horse —a) Which Goon Hermes b) Dob- Which funny girl ...
... Hollywood that even Britain could make as good a musical as ever came out of the Dream Factory. It tells the story of the workhouse boy who dared ask for more, was sold as an undertaker's mute, ran away and was trained as a pick-pocket, finally finding ...
... Bunning instanced in Victorian literature several accounts of these fairs and also of the girls who were recruited from workhouses. All was not gloomy many homes were well equipped for the servants' comfort. Mistresses were kind and considerate and remembered ...
... teamed up with playwright Whelan of Castlebar Hffl Ealing produce Workhouse Charlie an original story-in-song production It will get its premiere on the actual site of the Hanwell Workhouse Charlie was sent at age of seven 90 years ago It is now Community ...
... patients to read in the Gazette about who have been extremely ill Acton Hospital going back and have, with the doctors. to workhouse conditions. surgeons and devoted nurs- It was very misleading to ing care helped these people the public to say people only ...
... Peter Whelan was called Workhouse Charlie It was performed at the original Workhouse site now Hanwell Community Centre What we know as the Borough of Ealing was a scattering of tiny villages in open countryside Hanwell Workhouse where Charlie stayed was ...