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... GNOLL HALL TELEPHONE 168 NEATH A TWICE NIGHTLY Variety Stage Show ri A p . OM WEEK COMMENCING APRIL 14th 0.13 HYMAN ZAHL presents his second terrific Variety Bill AL SHAW AND HIS BLUE HAWAIIANS The Most Spectacular Band in Showland, featuring ARTHUR BENNETT ...
... GNOILL HALL TELEPHONE 166 NEATH r A TWICE NIGHTLY Variety Stage Show OM WEEK COMMENCING APRIL 14th HYMAN ZAHL presents his second terrific Variety Bill AL SHAW AND 1118 BLUE HAWAIIANS The Most Spectacular Band in Showland, featuring ARTHUR BENNETT DOROTHY ...
... GNoLL HALL TELEPHONE 166 NEATH 6 A TWICE NIGHTLY Variety Stage Show r i A r Ai WEER COMMENCING APRIL 14th 0.-la HYMAN ZAHL presents his second terrific Variety Bill AL SHAW AND HIS BLUE HAWAIIANS The Most Spectacular Band in Showland, featuring ARTHUR ...
... n of the Cwmavonites will be glad to festival was in its early stages, learn that the local Silver Prize I was reminded of another drama Band haa entered • for the Daily festival staged in the town some Herald Brass Band Contest, , time ago, when the ...
... MARGAM AND YNYSYGERWN SECONDS DRAW LIVELY PLAY ON DIFFICULT PITON Margam Seconds drew in their away game with Ynysygerwn Seconds on Saturday, and having regard to the weather conditions and the state of the pitch scoring was fairly high. Ynysygerwn batted ...
... was unfortunate that Gwyn had to retire early in the second half following a heavy fall. Harold figured in one of the most dangerous moves instituted by the Ferry. I This was in the opening stages of : the game. when Aberavon took play , well upfleld ...
... NEATH POULTRY CLUB'S SHOW MANY ENTRIES AT SUCCESSFUL EVENT Neath and District Domestic Poultry and Rabbit Club held their second show since the formation of the club last April, at Burton's Hall, Neath. There was a large number of entries, and about 300 ...
... a very enjoyable evening. Ncbody could hate been disappointed after the show, for the variety concert party had been a great success, and the ai tistes and producers of the show have every reason to be proud of their efforts. -. The producer was Mr. Ivor ...
... ball was to be given the following night, April 17th, ffitl6. at the Lyric Hall—the same night that Mary Blake to make her second appearance in °pent at the Tivoli. Burley gave a banquet in her honour on the stage of the opera house after the performance ...
... the visitors were kept at bay. ON AGAIN Back at full strength in the second half NOR. fought back. but Sutton missed a good chance to equalise. Doing most of the attacking at this stage N.O.R. eventually got on level terms when Evans again connected a neat ...
... read the lesson. (0. S wansea for a minor operation. en or before April 20th, !rem mem- made an application on behalf of sister-in-law; Einrys and Willie Brynheulog , Ne ath. Baby Show Winners. . . . Raymond, the thirteen-year-old . sore of the Committee ...
... Mr. Hugh H. Paul Robeson took the stage, took Talbot, after forty seven years' set , ' Busher, presented the annual bal it magnificently, and sang about 20 vice, was marked by a dinner and . ante sheet, which showed excess CELEBRITY CONCERT SUCCESS tunes ...