The whole introduced by your Chairman
Mr. Peter Henson

Positively His Last Appearance prior to His Great Welsh Tour
The man who put the 'Ted' in 'Eisteddfod'
Your prodigiously prestidigitous Pianist
Mr. Ted Edwards

Items to be performed, not necessarily in order below.

'It's all right in the Summertime' and 'Little Yellow Bird'

Miss Jean Jungreuthmayer

'She pushed me into the Parlour'

Mr. Peter Henson

Triple tribute to Marie Lloyd
'Morning Promenade', 'A Little of What You Fancy' and 'My Old Man'

Miss Barbara Williams

Miss Ann Smith

Miss Iris Castles

        These ladies will also perform:
'Please, sell no more drink to my Father',
'Ain't it nice'
'The Gypsy warned me'

'Our Lodger's such a nice young man'

Miss Pauline Matthews

Miss Janet Sykes

Miss Dorothy Bentote

'Alice, where art thou'

Mr Leigh Smith

(He'd lose anything!!)

A Dramatic & Emotional Monologue

Mr Derek Allcock

        Who will also give us:     'Archibald, certainly not!'

And Two Magnificent Melodramas:
"Temptation Sordid"	"The Drunkard's Dilimma"
or 'Virtue Rewarded'	or 'Her Honour for Tenpence'
Miss Win Brion	Miss Dorothy Bentote
Miss Helen Edwards	Mr Ted Edwards
Miss Beryl Orders	Mr Brinley Edwards
Mr Derek Allcock	Mr Leigh Smith
Mr Philip Taylor

And For Our Frolicsome Finale

'I do like to be beside the Seaside'

'All the Girls are lovely by the Seaside'

'At the Beach . . .'

'As soon as I touched my Seaweed'

The Complete Collected Company

Programme Notes        [ Photograph of Programme ]

Whistling, Shouting, Standing on the Seats
and other unmentionable excesses
most Positively prohibited

The Management most gratefully acknowledge the valued assistance
of all the Ladies & Gentlemen Backstage and Front-of-House, and
last, but most particularly, those serving the food and drink !