... 'LONDON PAVILION' run of 10 weeks continuous success. With Music Singing and Effects by— MISS MARIE CROLL.A., Soprano; MR. TOM WHITE, The Local Blind Tenor; MR. CLARENCE TOOGOOD, Baritone ; and MALE VOICE CHORUS. - 11 4 , N'T MISS THIS WONDER FILM BOOK NOWT ...

... great pleasure to bear it treated se effectually. The treble solos were dealt with by Raster Albert fisaaston, and well. Mr. Tom White took the Maar parts with ability, although be did net seem to be I. quite each good voice as usual. He to have • slight cold ...

... %%at %%lien some terrific and colossal take place. Supporting the phlunt will be the three well-known local singers Mr. TOM WHITE, Mr. CLARENCE TOOGOOD. Misa M. CROLLA, with chorus, augmented music and effects. Also THE FIGHTING BLOODS and EVES FILM ...

... the Ida.hos of the Council . ; Mr. H. Marston ; Hr. H. Sttlfolk ; the Clok CORPORAL ROSE'S well known BART) be ia with Mr. TOM WHITE an TIIOS. C. NEATIL tteeretary. Colon Roo!, Nuneaton. MR. E. COKE JEPHCOTT, PROFESSOR OF =SIC, BEGS to announce that the ...

... the HESPERUS AND RINNITT ., MAY QUEEN. Dramatis Personae :—May Queen (Soprano), Miss Rost Hutt ; The Lover (Tenor), Mr. Tom White ; The Queen (Second Soprano), Miss Lottie McQueen; Captain of the Foresters (as Robin Hood) (Baas), Mr. E. W. Taylor ; Conductor ...

... PRESENTATION TO MR. T. WRITE A IiaPPY Segal. We have received a letter from — =. G. Lewis thanking the Chronicle for giving Mr. Tom White a lift by the report of the presentation which took place last week. Since this appeared Mr. White has received two or ...

... and Prinees.s of 1 • • Wales, and the rest of the Royal Family. This • , having been received with musical Immure. Mr. Tom White (the eveniug's pianist) sang Mona, , and then the Chairman gave the toast of Success to the Attli•borough Quoit Club ...

... hymns of the late Mester Price T'nere's a Friend for little children and There is a green hill far — were sung. and Mr. Tom White. the Coton Church organist. took part as a member of the choir. The grave was lined with bluebells. The chief mourners consisted ...

... of the most pictures ever filmed and has so far packed all houses at the above place t.rf 'entertainment this week. Mr. Tom White the popular Nuneaton tenor singer to the picture and the various events ar:. described specially by Mr. C. Fredericks l of ...

... tragic agonising moments on the Scaffold. The most extraordinary picture in the annuls of Sim history. BOOK SEATS NOW! MR. TOM WHITE Our popular blind Tenor will sing to the picture. MR. C. FREDERICKS of London, who has travelled the mm where ever it has ...

... and T. W. Webber. _ _ Brother G. Lewis eaid the presentaties j was being made hecause it had been dia- ' covered that Mr. Tom White's trade of piano tuning was suffering a depression fowing to the popularity of wireless.. It was therefore decided to give ...

... •13milin• through, Mr. H. Morgan The Banderlero, The Grey Watch, The Willow. and The Green Eye of the Yellow God, Mr. Tom White The Carnival, The Gipsy's Song. and other songs, Mrs. 11. C. Morgon and Mr. C. G. Morgan accompanied each artiste. Mr ...