Ellen Terry's Shakespeare Lecture in the afternoon, musical comedy in the evening (including song by Gwen Terry).
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The Municipal Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Dan Godfrey, Hon, R.A.M. Musical Director to the Corporation. General Manager – Dan Godfrey, Assistant and Business Manager – Henry Woodard, Secretary – F. L. Parsons. Winter Gardens & Pier. Programme. Guardian Printing Works. One Penny. December 31, 1918.
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Valse Romance (Accepted by Her Gracious Majesty Queen Mary) and the Ripping Rag by Frederick C. Senior. (Programme Seller at the Gardens.) Both performed by the Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra. Price 1/- each. On sale at the Winter Gardens Flower Stall, Pier Book Kiosk, and principal Music Sellers. For all local and district news read the "Bournemouth Guardian." Telephone – 205. Published every Tuesday and Saturday. Price – one penny. Can be obtained at all Principal Newsagents. Mr. and Mrs. Strachan, 6, Palmerston Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth, buyers of left-off and misfit clothing, boots, underlinen, bed & table linen. On receipt of instructions will call and give a good price in cash. Prompt payment for parcels received. Established in Boscombe, 1891. Miss M. E. Stone fancy draper. Useful and reasonable presents. Fancy handkerchiefs, lace neckwear, gloves, fancy boxes, &c. 102, Poole Road, Westbourne, Bournemouth W. Winter Gardens, Telephone 291. Telegrams: "Musical." 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