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... occasion was followed by a concert, She artists being Mr. Harry Franklaud, Mrs. Shaw., of Weddington Mr. J. NV. Webber, Mr. Tom White, and Miss Dickens. elocutionist, Nith Mrs. H. Prankland at the piano. Amongst those present were the Mayor, Aid. W. Swinnerton ...
... was followed by a recital by Mr. E. W. Baker, F.R.C.O. (organist of the Nuneaton Parish Church), and vocal solos by Mr. Tom White. The programme was : -- - Grand Choeur (Salomt); of Sursshine (Hollins); vocal solos: (a) Recit : ••Oomfort ve. Mv people ...
... ANTONIA* • • EPISODE S I XTEE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. THE TOILERS A Drama Minuted on v. Engagmtient for Nrllit. Mr. TOM WHITE. THE whir will intriiducc alter. HAROLD 1.1. 4 his first 3 nail AMONG THOSE PRESENT' TIGER RAND EPISODE Prices of Adnii4irin ...
... Chiklren%4 Idatined Saturday 2.30, Id. and 2d. Adult, ordinary price*. Full programme given. GRAND EVENING CONCERT. Mr. TOM WHITE Hare time honour $o announce that will givr his ...
... Warmington and H. Watkins (chairman and president respectively) represented the Nuneaton Thursday F.C. The bearers were Messrs. Tom White, Alf. Ih'hite and Al!. Dickinson (brothers in law), F. Trinder (cousin), and Fred Carris and Horace Davies (friends). ...
... for the P.S.A. on November 19th and no doubt other concerts wiuld be arranged also something would be done in aid of Mr. Tom White. ...
... respectively. Mr. l Cyril Brown (brother of the bridegroom) I was best man. Appropriate music was played by the organist, Mr. Tom White. The reception was held at 2 Marlborough Road, Nuneaton, and later in the day Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown, junr., left for a honeymoon ...
... told simply. yet interspersed with supremely brilliant episodes of hair-raising intensry, notably the big Train smash. MR. TOM WHITE, the local Tenor will sing: Under the Spreading ChestQut Tree, and we go down the Vale, in accompaniment to the picture ...
... Wool to Awaraiia. While Ilhas twee/ to ;hied SINN ; sad Desheies Use to (has& C lIONICT IX47IIANOZD Notice of Removal. Mr. TOM WHITE, 0111GANIXT AT ooToN CHURCH. rocaiiii. Itissinan, & Oniiitalial Piano Nair). to dusk 'similitude ot Nussetos + 0 emssuadhig ...
... absolutely to the attendance , at the annual concert given by Mr. Tom White. in the Assembly Hoorn of the Conservative Club yesterday (Thursday) evening. These concerts are known as • Mr. Tom White's belie:Hs,' and the general interpretation of the term is that ...
... of the Loudon, Glasgow, and Dublin Concerts ; I Mies HASTINGS-HART (Soprano), Miss Lottie MAlusess (Second Soprano). Mr. TOM WHITE (Teuir), Mr. L W. Taylor (Bass), Taylor, A.ILL.C./L Pianist: Mr. Albert Baker. girgAtwoospanist, L Bwinnerton. Mr. J. l, ...
... fmm 3s 6d. to 10s. 6d. had been issued to Stockingford people requiring 'hospital treatment. Solos were rendered by Mr. Tom White, and Mr. Lionel Willshow gave r ecitations. After the service the procession reformed and returned via Croft Road to the ...