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... rendered by the Brighton Philharmonic Association and its orchestra. Thov had been exceedingly formriate in obtaining the London Philharmonic Orchestra, which was not only nations bii* international fame, under onductor. Sir Adrian Boult. The change meant ...
... of ’•The Young Elizabeth at the White Rock Pavilion recently. June, who ap- I P/ioto; Fennell pcared with the Juno Jeffsrton company a small part this week. Is fairly new to the town. Previously she lived at Brighton, and was a member of the Little Theatre ...
... played In the White Rock Pavilion under Basil Cameron. Relsensteln. the composer and pianist, left Germany when* the Nazis came to power, and settled In this country, subsequently becoming British subject. ★ Born at Rottlngdean, near Brighton, 23-year-old Jane ...
... title Love and Mr. Winterton. Bunthome, Stephen Brewer's role in Patience (which has final performances at the White Rock Pavilion today), is truly composite character modelled on three famous figures society in the 1880s. The monocle and white ...
... SPOTLIGHT their productions of Lady Precious Stream and You Can’t Take It With You,’* the first of which opens at the White Rock Pavilion next week, the Hastings and District Theatre Guild is making its first major effort towards the establishment of a ...
... carol concert at the White Rock Pavilion at Christmas and the annual rendering of The Messiah on Good Friday, performance during the winter of the Bach Mass in B Minor with the London Philharmonic Orchestra under Sir Adrian Boult. Rehearsals are to begin ...
... .'*•> guinea?. pre«eu:ed by Mr. A. E. Infield, of Brighton. E. E. Munnering J. W. Hudson. Bexhill G. and J. E. Wilkins, Bournemouth and Jones. R.C. - 3 i'.. Freeman and E. li. Mahood. Brighton Excelsior R.C C Steven* and S.Gsusden. E«stl»ourne ...
... Mrs. Barker, Mr. and Mts. W. Beasley, Miss Beasley, Mr. and Mr*. Bf.nthall, Mr. and Mrs. Bvrde. Surgeon- Major Boult, Miss Boult, Miss G. Boult, Mr. J. Walter Boyton, Mrs. and Miss Baldwin, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Breeds. Rev. F. C. Bromley. Mrs. Budd, Mrt ...
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... King's-rd., St. Leonards. j22 A CAPABLE WAITREBB. experienced, wanted immediately.—Writo Highclere Private Hotel. Hove. Brighton. J2le ALL LADIES requiring reliable Maids. Maids seeking good situations.—Macadam's Domestic Agency. 2. Silchester-rd.. St ...
... housing site Rocks-lane. Ore, re«aentlOcauy. Question of providing orchestral Alderman W. A. Kin the Cor- coal at the undertaking were the Park Laundry, said are challenged Mr. E. O. , I *mm. As the Germans raced to- music at the White Rock Pavl- also one ...
... but not his personality. *' I am certain that this borough Is the better for his having been here.” Cremation followed at Brighton. The arrangement* were by Arthur C. Towner. Ltd., Normanroad. Mr. T. A. Cawley Mr. Thomas Arthur Cawley, who died hi* home ...