... Evelyn Warren (Casilda), and Miss May Furniss (the Duchess), on whom fell the bulk of the solo work, and who deserve hearty commendation for their singing. The second act affords further opportunities for pretty staging and the Court dance was encored several ...

... advertising of the fart. We can insure those who may to Unlined to reran' our remarks that we have good moan to know that sor, Porto. harm is being dono in directions which they little imagine by keeping alive the memory of this wretched affair. We base made ...

... public answer, and there were cries of a public answer, please, from all parts of the hall. Amid further shouts of they are keeping things back, Mr. Leese left the room. To a Surrey Advertiser representative afterwards Colonel Gartside explained that ...

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... setting designed and executed by Sydney and Philip Peatfield, the former of whom again sited as stage manager. Jean Anderson and Philip Peatfield were assistant stage managers, and W. Allen was the electrician. Furniture was lent by Messrs. David Mann and Sons ...

... eartifiestes.—Mathematioa litage 2 and ciamd, Humpy. Stage 1 ad claw, Cooke Ede, Piper: 12.1 dam.), Chilton,Bargees. Breuer.Theoretic*: vbeauatry.— m:wed stage. and class). Humbs. Ede; elementary stage (lot elawl. Kong. paves, and tiaas), 1:1.0p01e. ...

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... the confident hope that we may equal, if not exceed, the proud record of peat years. Turtling now to the lndustrial Branch, our profit-sharing scheme has filen very great satisfaction throughout the country. The shareholders may remember that any 'undue ...

... that immediately suggested itself, and the reply was that to a large extent it was. it was stated that as a result of the Art may vehicles of the older type had been withdrawn from the roads: a n there had been a diminution in the number of other vehicles ...

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... Russell; IVb, William Creamy; lye, Victor Pullen. Good all-round work: Georphy, Roy Gretton; nature study May orris; music, Kenneth Monday and Richard race; art, Kenneth His and Ernest Gills; history, Myrtle Felker and Jack Manners; physical training, boys. Fred ...

... latindry mei& Wittig no saw her alive as 5.40 on :Sunday evening. February 15th. at her hut., She h•ft without raying where she was going. anti aemned as happy as ever she had in life. %Vitro,. had since told that elle se* keeping omnrany with a young lamed ...