... Jun. Accompanist, Mr. H. Lane. Organist, Mr. G. Austin. Admission, 25., Is., 6d. Come and hear the Blind Singer, Professor TOM WHITE, late of the Normal College for the Blind, Upper Norwood, London.—Hon. Sec., Mr. Reeves, Jamea Street Rugby. ...

... frequently gave vent to their feelings appreciation of the numerous items programme extending over two hours. Professor Tom White, Nuneaton (late of the-Normal College for the Blind, London), was very successful with his songs. Mis rendering of “The Holy ...

... •• Whate womanesado. Re^.C.^'quirreb; 1 craMon, “The dtnckaid’sohild,*’ Finny Wib-or; • •'•k. “Oonoert Albert ciall,” Tom White; ••• ci»«*»ioo, we*ry grave exhortation, Evelyn b.k* ■ • s jog, *' Love’s old sweet song, Mis * fi. •*r«'r»fcll; “Jimmy ...

... butted” each other out with their shoulders, the last three who went out taking the prizes. The winners were —first, 155., Tom White ; second, 10s., W. ; third. 55., A. Davenport. There were seven competitors. Tug op War, for members.—-This was the last ...

... Shepporton Church it has attained world-wide fame. On Sunday it became poaicaacJ of another claim to notoriety, for Mr. Tom White, the blind musician, whose splendid tenor voice has been heard in the Birmingham Town Hall and in the palace of the King ...

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