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... MUSIC HALL When he started as an assistant to his father a haircut cost 6d (2 1 / 4 1. By 1938 the cost had risen to Bd. In February, 1939 Mr Colton joined the Derbyshire Special Constabulary in which he served for 21 years. He was particularly proud ...
... MUSIC HALL ARTIST’S FATE ON NOTTS. ROAD A N early morning accident involving a music hall artist and his wife on the Epperstone-road near Orton, was investigated by the Nottingham City Coroner (Mr. W. S. Rothera) yesterday. A verdict of Accidental death ...
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... MUSIC HALL DEATH OF AN M.P.’s FATHER Mr. TTenry Frece, the father of Sir Walter Frece, M.P., died at Brighton last night. lie was years of ago. Mr. Frece was a pioneer in the music hall world and was the originator of the twice nightly performance, which ...
... MUSIC HALL. “This is the foulest case of the white slave traffic could be found,’’ said Mr. N. Bayley, of the Variety Artists’ Federation, to the Trade Union Congress at Southport on Saturdoy. He referred to an offer woman artist of employment in Malta ...
... MUSIC HALL CHANGES TTERE we have three different types of programme, an instrumental trio, a reading from a Jane Austen novel, a competition game in which ten listeners in the studio will attempt to identify noises and voices. Now which of those three ...
... good music-hall entertainment has still the power to amuse. The King and Queen expressed themselves delighted, and if those who listened missed many of the jokes which only the eye can see, they too spent a most enjoyable evening. The music-hall a generation ...
... Music hall AN evening of music at Castle Donington Methodist Church Hall was presented by Noreen Travers and raised fl3O towards the church organ repair fund. Organ recital WORLD-FAMOUS organist Carlo Curley is to give a recital at St Edmund's Church ...
... of the music hall VERSATILE Roy Hudd is at home in all mediums of entertainment, whether radio, television or the stage. But it is the immediate impact of performing in a live theatre that gives him the most pleasure. Its marvellous. You know Roy having ...
... THE MUSIC HALL. Mr. Frank Harold (who, by the way, celebrated his 46th birthday on Monday), has capital company for the Christmas holidays. At a great expense has secured that well known musician, Professor Woodhead, who Monday night met with a flattering ...
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... Music hall MEMORIES of those good old days will come rolling back tomorrow night (Friday) when Market Harborough Drama Society presents its fourth Old Time Music Hall. A scintillating selection of acts from yesteryear will be delivered in the Theatre ...