Document ID ET-D520
| Archive Location | ET PROGS ET-D418a-551;561a-589, 1917-18 (BL) Loan 125/23A/6 |
|---|---|
| Document description | programme |
| Date | 23 June 1918 |
| Document form | D - Programme |
| Document attributes | Annotated; Typed |
| Production Date(s) | Sunday 23rd June 1918 |
| Venue | Palace Theatre |
| Time of performance | 7.30pm |
| Stage Manager | Richard Brennan |
| Orchestra | Palace Orchestra |
| Conductor | Andrew Dove |
| Music Director | Jacques Heuvel |
| General notes | American Night, with Ellen Terry in 'something from Shakespeare' with Tom Heslewood. George H. Roberts MP. |
| Language | English |
Document ID ET-D520, Image 1 of 3
AMERICAN NIGHT
AT
THE PALACE THEATRE
(Kindly lent by Sir ALFRED BUTT and the Directors).
Programme
OF THE
EVENING'S
ENTERTAINMENT
ARRANGED BY
THE LONDON COLISEUM MANAGEMENT,
ON
Sunday, June 23rd, 1918,
COMMENCING AT 7.30.
Lt.-Col., SIR RANDOLF BAKER Bt., D.S.O., M.P.,
Chairman British Committee for Entertaining
American Forces.
Document ID ET-D520, Image 2 of 3
PROGRAMME.
l. OVERTURE ... THE PALACE ORCHESTRA.
2. GEORGE MOZART in
selections from his Repertoire.
3. Selection by the Famous CANADIAN MILITARY CHOIR.
(By kind permission of Colonel J. L. REGAN, C.M.G.)
Conductor : Sergt. LEWIS ROBERTS.
Accompanist : Lieut. ANDEWS.
Soloists : Pte. DAN JONES (Tenor) and Pte. R. W . HUDSON
(Baritone).
4. American stories told by HELEN MAR.
5. MALCOLM SCOTT, the last wife of Henry VIII.
6. MISS IRENE VANBRUGH in a Monologue-
"From Charing Cross to Gloucester Road," A.A. Milne.
7. M.V. ROBINSON, the Canadian Entertainer.
8. THE GRESHAM SINGERS.
9. CORAM and "JERRY," the new Recruit.
The Rt. Hon. GEORGE H. ROBERTS, M.P.,
Minister of Labour, will speak.
10. MISS ELLEN TERRY in Something from Shakespeare
11. TOM CLARE at the Piano in Selections from his Repertoire.
12. MLLE. KYASHT wil lDance-
(a) Pas de Mignon - Music by A. Thomas
(b) Le Cygne - By Saint Saens.
(c) Bojarishnia - By Puni.
Conductor: Mr. ALFRED DOVE.
13. LOIS BARKER and PERCY TARLING in Humour and Music, written and composed by themselves.
14. FRANK VAN HOVEN, the Dippy-Mad Magician.
15. BIOSCOPE.
General Manager- MAURICE VOLNY.
Musical Director-JACQUES HEUVEL.
Stge Manager-RICHARD BRENNAN.
At the Piano-JESSIE LEWIS.
Document ID ET-D520, Image 3 of 3
AMERICAN NIGHTS
AT THE
NATIONAL SPORTING CLUB
Every Wednesday
At 7 o'click.
ADMISSION FREE.
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American and British Empire Services Competitions.
JUNE 26th next,
MIDDLEWEIGHT COMPETITION.
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Document ID: ET-D520 Archive location: ET PROGS ET-D418a-551;561a-589, 1917-18 (BL) Loan 125/23A/6
