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... '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 ...
... lied and prectitel addre,s on Growth 14 Mn. Bateman the two sass '0 rule the 14r4. and •• Angelo bright el fair. Mr. Tom White acteagereal, At the the Deed March 11111010 Mr. Wh.te, am a tiihnte I. the Mr. one of the messiewh illi Chlf died the prev:ous ...
... Artistes • GERTRUDE PEICE,of th•Hif - 1 and Provincial Concerts; Tenor, Mr. TOM WHITE, favourite. Timor; Mr. OLIVER 0113138. of the Provincial Concerts; Solo /other-Banjo. Mr. I.A.LV OAKLEY. of St. James' Hall. Londe's, Ergland's Orestes; solo Mad.- Mass ...
... of ornabers, and the concert was one of beet that has hold during the prows& waitron. A nr.4-ciaas program was by Merars. Tom White, C. C. Gregory- Booth. Payne. Larder, W. llaytes, and Adams. Mr. A. Baker and 'Mr. T. Whits aczetupanyaig. Mr. A. idr,oton ...
... Camases MI ivis Nat* Me I NUNEATON P. 8. A. HALL. &mem for People. SUNDAY NEXT, 130 p.m. ' , peal MRS. TOM WHITE. %lo,i.nA Men and Women specially invited. SEATS AND BOOKS !RIR COME AM) BRING ANOTHER. N UNEATON LIFEBOAT SATURDAY FUND. LIFEBOAT SATURDAY ...
... •fternoot a meted eantata entitled The (bidden City was well rendered by the choir. with Mrs. J. T bone, wiprano ; Mr. Tom White, tenor ; Mr k. Lester, hew : as principals. Mr. E fthort was at the organ end Mr. W. Fernier conducted. Credit is due to ...
... 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 ...
... o Doori, Mr. Orton; song. The bream Angel,. Mr. Tom White; glee. (a) The Meetini of the Waters (Irish Folk (b) 'Song of the Pedlar (Williams). The Strollers; duet. Mr+. RPg. Bacon tad Mr. Tom White; interlude, Mr. Frank Voce. Games were organised ...
... %%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 ...
... years he was a Sunday School teacher in the , sehools. and for years he was organist at the Parish Church. preceding Mr. Tom White. the present organiet. Mr. Wilson was one of the founders of the Coton Mission Room in Dngdaletitreet. which developed Into ...
... Warwick Regimental Rand. It was indeed impressive to hear the singing aceArawarlisd. es it was• by both organ and band. Mr. Tom White presided at the organ with his accustomed ability and good taste. and the hymns went with a good swing. They were: Onward ...
... 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 ...