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' TWINKLE '

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A Happy Holiday Show
Lyrics and Sketches by Clarkson Rose
Special music written and arranged by Conrad Leonard
Additional items by various authors and composers
Cast
Clarkson Rose
Eddie Henderson
Rupert Rogers
Gordon Holdom
Rex Korda
Olive Fox
Ann Leslie
Joy Hayden
Conrad Leonard
The Four Clarkson Rosebuds
The BBC Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Ernest Longstaffe
Produced by Clarkson Rose
On May 15, Clarkson Rose 's famous and happy holiday show ' Twinkle ' is to open at the pier, Eastbourne, for the third summer in succession. These broadcasts, last night's and this afternoon's, give listeners the opportunity of hearing the company in full strength before they set out to conquer Eastbourne anew. Established in 1921, 'Twinkle' had' its first season in Ryde, Isle of Wight. Since then it has played record seasons at Shanklin and Westcliffon-Sea, to say nothing of a recent tour of the principal theatres of Australia for long seasons in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Brisbane. Last year at Eastbourne it played to over 120,000 people. Clarkson Rose , the proprietor, was one of the pioneers of the modern type of seaside show. He appeared at the Royal Command Performance at the London Coliseum in 1928, and this year scored a hit as the ' dame ' in the Lyceum pantomime, London. He and his leading lady, Olive Fox , are the only artists left of the original ' Twinkle ' company.

Contributors

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Clarkson Rose
Arranged By:
Conrad Leonard
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Clarkson Rose
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Eddie Henderson
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Rupert Rogers
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Gordon Holdom
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Rex Korda
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Olive Fox
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Ann Leslie
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Joy Hayden
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Conrad Leonard
Conducted By:
Ernest Longstaffe
Produced By:
Clarkson Rose
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Clarkson Rose
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Clarkson Rose
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Olive Fox

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