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THE ENTR’ACTE. 'l’llE FUNEKAL OF THE LATE TOM WHITE

... THE ENTR’ACTE. 'l’llE FUNEKAL OF THE LATE TOM WHITE The funeral of the late Tom White, who died August 17, took place on Tuesday at Nnuhead Cemetery, at d o’clock. The funeral cortege, consisting of glass panelled hearse and three mourning carriages, ...

(;IIAM» VAKIKTI I* HIM. I{ AM>l K. Tom White’* Arabs, Harry Ford, Alims ami Collins, fv-11 Gwymm. /anno, Amy ..

... (;IIAM» VAKIKTI I* HIM. I{ AM>l K. Tom White’* Arabs, Harry Ford, Alims ami Collins, fv-11 Gwymm. /anno, Amy Alloutl, Pinaro and Karo, T. C. Callat'han, llir Slipppards, l.illie Lawrence. Sisters Ivey, All Bishop, Katie Weston, Leader Manager Hammersmith ...

THE ENTR’ACTE

... for many years yet. * * * I was shocked and much grieved to hear of the death Tom White, who was excellent comedian and a thoroughly good showman. RI P. The Late TOM WHITE. A Reminiscence *** When 1 heard that Mr. Steiano Gatti had gone to Swit/.er - ...

Published: Saturday 25 August 1900
Newspaper: London and Provincial Entr'acte
County: London, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 460 | Page: 5 | Tags: none

SATURDAY, JANUARY 13. 1900

... BLAKE, London’s Drollest Duellists. Oar Patriotic March Song, Who dares to say f Raising War Funds weekly by sale of words, Tom White’- Arabs, &c. Free for Panto. Published H. Feldman. Fourth week: ROYAL, HOLBORN and GATTUS (Rd.) • That Concluded Hw Little ...

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... This proves a very important feature ot the programme, and is cheered to the echo. Another great item that furnished by Mr. Tom White and his gaU&nt little array 1 of whom understand their business, carrying out the directions of their chief ...

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... virtues to recommend it. need not say anything in of its position, for everybody knows that it is splendidly situated. Mr. Tom White makes a splendid “coach.” HRILL’B ROYAL “BIJOU” RESTAURANT AND OYSTER BAB (adjoining Eoyal Music Hall), now open from 11 ...

Published: Saturday 14 July 1900
Newspaper: London and Provincial Entr'acte
County: London, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 396 | Page: 6 | Tags: none

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... blake, LondonV Drollest Dnettleta. Our Patriotic March Song, Who dares to say Uaiaing War Funds weekly by sale of words, Tom White’* Arabs, &c. Free for Panto. Published by B. Feldman. Fourth week; KM PRESS, TON and s (Cross). “That Concluded Hlb Little ...

JON D N HIPPODROME, Mining Director _ Mr H Mom TWIOK DAILY, »t end MkM'KI (IMK iND Pi Sakdoh, iia

... Seel, Mat -el Uni't, Siglers Van derbill, Will Gourlay, Charles Mood, Kyoto. R. A, Roberts's Co. “Lucinda’s Elopement. Tom White s Arabs. W. U. Downs, Regan and Ryan, and Minnie Palmer’s Co. in My Sweetheart. General Manager . _ Mr. Arthur Yales. Prloes ...

THE ENTR'ACTE

... their several duties. 'This is an amusing demonstration. It may, perhaps, recall the show given by the Arabs of the late Tom White, but it has its distinct and individual feature®, and Miss liaurie deserves much praise for bringing her pupils to entertaiuing ...

Published: Saturday 16 February 1901
Newspaper: London and Provincial Entr'acte
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 784 | Page: 10 | Tags: none

THE ENTR’ACTE

... which are evidently well esteemed. Mr. Tom Hall's entertainment is reminiscent of that which used to be supplied by the late Tom White. The latter had his “Arabs,” the former has his “Nick- Nacks,” which comprise a monkey, well as boy confederates. Mr. Charles ...

Published: Saturday 02 February 1901
Newspaper: London and Provincial Entr'acte
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 968 | Page: 10 | Tags: none

pocket caught on feverifhly, the aiidien«se displaying the greatest affeotioo for them. For the Empire’s Honour ..

... successful, a result largely due to the excellent acting of Miss Francis Harrold and the efficient company she leads Mr. Tom White and his so-called Arabs appear late but so great is their reputation that very few people away without enjoying that Waiters” ...