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... 5, The Yineyard, as hon. treasurer. Rear-Admiral J. R. Seagrave, C. 8., is the chairman of the committee. • • • Mr. Frank Moxon Stout, the great Rugby international, who died on Sunday last at Storrington (Sussex), was very well known in London through ...
... 42 THE PEOPLE September 18 1988 turn FRANK CARSON’S well-worn line “It's a cracker” certainly applies to next Saturday’s Festival of British Racing at Ascot With nearly £750000 up for grabs it’s the richest day's racing ever staged Britain The one-mile ...
... assistance from other members in hilarious sketches. The Moxon Ladies return to tho homo of their earliest successes and add to their reputation with several spirited and tuneful chorus numbers. Frank Connell is a pleasing vocalist, who makes a careful choice ...
... Leslie; A.M.. Cecil Stout; Mus.D., Dr. H. Farmer). k Frank E. Franks presents his Coronation revue 44 Crown Him King. Alto gether there are fourteen scenes, and there is plenty of fun to keep tho audience amused. Frank E. Franks works hard ...
... A.M., Cecil Stout; Mus.D., Dr. II. Farmer). A good all-round variety show is headed by George West, who is in his usual excellent form. Ho is ably hacked up by John Keet, Harold Payne, and others. Good numbers ere those of the Four Franks, with their ...
... from the successful Prince>|'a show. There aro also Charlie Kornblo and Frank Richards, in comedy work, and Jo and Buster, novelty* dancers. A splendid show is completed by tho Moxon Girls, tho M'CulIoch Brothers, with tl#ir accordions; Carl Otto, tho mad ...
... notice of 44 Twenty To One appears elsewhere. Empire (M.D., R. H. Gillespie; D., George Black; M? B. A. Leslie; A.M., Cecil Stout; Mus.D., Dr. Henry Farmer). -Mrs. Jack Hylton with her Boys pays a return visit this week, and the band prove a most versatile ...
... this house. Mr Tom Craven played his original role of the stage-struck Cuttle with the greatest success, and Miss Constance Moxon in her original role of Kitty Wren was as vivacious and attractive as one could wish, both receiving repeated applause. Mr ...
... Leigh ton), specially eaKair?6 for Pantomime /ted Riding Hood, T.R., Portsmouth, Johnny Stout and Fairv Queen. Disengaged February. Offers invited. MR. MRS. FRANK LESTER (Miss Ethel Linton), As Tinbad and Masher in Pautomi-ne of Sinbad, Theatre Royal ...
... GUINNESS’s EXTRA DUBLIN STOUT, 6s. 6d. per dozen quarts, is, per [dozen pints; London Stout, 4s. 6d. per dozen quarts, or five dozen for .ill.—At NOBLE and Co.’s Foreign Wine Establishment, corner of Charlottestreet and Windmill-street, Fitzroy-square ...
... of 44 Tho Inside Stand apnears elsewhere. Empire (M.D., R. TT. Gillespie; (D., George Black; M., B. A. Leslie; A.M., Cecil Stout; Mus.D.. Dr. H. Farmer). George West and his company appear in two delightfully amusing sketches, which prove very popular ...
... week. It con tinues to do excellent business. Empire (Ml)., R. 11. Gillespie; D., George Black; M., B. A. Leslie; A.M., Cecil Stout; Mus.D., Dr. H. Farmer) G. U. Chapman, Ltd.. pre sents the Zoo-Circus Revue Here Comes the Circus. It is an entertain ing ...