... salt .appreciation, which may sabrtantlated any day listening bis commaais while playing This la one of the bant Sir Charles Halle,- himself a gaast pianist, after listening to Chopin. said to him eoceatoa when ha had Just flair bed playing. envy yea ...

... renown: and Eugen d'Albert, who is equally fond of cycling and lawn-tennis. Coming to indoor recreationists, the late Sir Charles Halle liked a rubber of whist. though the sinister rumour that he was • terrible gambler had no more solid foundation than a ...

... KING CHARLES HALL TUNBRIDGE WELLS Wednesday November 6 at 7.30 p.m TICKETS: 7/6, 6/-. 3/- (reserved), 1/6 (unreserved) Obtainable from Lindsay Hermitage. High Street. Tunbridge Wells, or at the door. Net proceeds in aid of the £260.000 National Appeal ...

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... KING CHARLES HALL Well-known Swedish Physiologist and Health Expert ...

... CONCERT AT KING CHARLES’ HALL. talented and versatile group of musicians, Marjorie and Dorothy Whyte and Edith Hanson, gave a concert In King Charles’ Hall on Tuesday last for the benefit of the Central Aid Society. They opened with two movements of ...

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... KING CHARLES’ HALL M BASIL MARLO bees to ...

... ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE GIVEN AT KING CHARLES’ HALL. Wednesday, Jan. 19th, at 3.0 and 8.0 p.m TICKETS, obtainable the door - Children under 12 Half-price Afternoon 3/6, 2/6, 1/-. Efeniag J/-, 2/-, I/-. HUMOROUS SONGS AND SKETCHES COSTUME. r Second Week ...

... KING CHARLES’ HALL, WARWICK PARK, TUNBRIDGE WELLS ...

... KING CHARLES’ HALL TUNBRIDGE WELLS Under Distinguished Patronage ...

... KING CHARLES' HALL. TUESDAY, APRIL 19th, at S P.m. ...