... Mr. T. Woodhouse, J.P., will preside at .the open night concert on Tuesday next. The programme will be provided by Mr. Fred Carter, who has secured the following artistes: Miss Grace Millington (soprano). Mr. Martin Campbell (tenor), Mr. Johr Rwandan ...

... The follorrin••ennteihnterl to Dan onuaiesd Jnek Rantdels. .1. W. Bat .D. Brooks, E. Keable. F. Sinter and F. Lees. lir. Fred Carter was the homeopath*. _ , ...

... Mr. Arthur Rata (tenor), Mr. Sidney Lewis (bass), Mr. Percy Owens (entertainer), Miss F,dith James (songs at piano). Mr. Fred Carter will be the accompanist. A man named Henry Andrew Sweet (33), who resided at 39, Rockingham St., Newington Causeway, London ...

... capital programme was provided by the Mills' Glee Party (ably led by Mr. Allen) and Mr. Cecil Hayes (character comedian). Mr. Fred Carter was the accompanist. During the interval, Councillor E. Hewitson addressed the company and spoke of the work of the Unionst ...

... surprise mot, and rendered with much charm and ability, two violin solos; and Mr. Geo Turley Rare musical monologues. Mr. Fred Carter a nnwPanied.-11* thanks of the large audieice was voiced by Mr. J. Tetley and Mr. James Round (vice-presidents). WQaLT Hum's ...

... Hawn was provided Mr. Len Gardner,. sad the Choir contributed several glees slag were much appreciated. As usual, Mr. Fred Carter proved a painstaking and efficient accompanist. Votes of thanks concluded a very enjoyable concert and the Society closed ...