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'Scrapbook for 1913'

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A Microphone Medley of Twenty Years Ago
Arranged by LESLIE BAILY
This is no history book-just a scrapbook of cherished fragments. We pick and choose, laying a pleasing oddment beside the quaint choice of a moment ago. A voice from the past. A joy. A sorrow. This oddness, this variety, these strange juxtapositions are the fascination of a scrapbook. Turn the page! Whatever next! These were our yesterdays, these treasured memories ... memories.
Memories of :—
The World at Work and Play; The Volturno Disaster; Everybody's Doing It'; Beecham Opera Season; Pelissier Follies; The Suffragettes; The Tango Craze; 'Hindle Wakes'; George Formby ; Vesta Tilley ; H. H. Asquith ; Marie Lloyd ; Ragtime; Pavlova, etc.
The artists taking part are :—
-IDA CRISPI; ROBERT HALE ; WALFORD HYDEN ;
MATTHEW BOULTON ; RAY WALLACE ; NELSON JACKSON ; CARLETON HOBBS ; FREDERICK GRISEWOOD ; ERNEST SHANNON ; NANCY BROWN ; HAROLD KIMBERLEY
ORCHESTRA under the direction of S.
KNEALE KELLEY
The Programme presented by CHARLES BREWER

Contributors

Arranged By:
Leslie Baily
Unknown:
George Formby
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Vesta Tilley
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H. H. Asquith
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Marie Lloyd
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Robert Hale
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Walford Hyden
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Matthew Boulton
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Ray Wallace
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Nelson Jackson
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Carleton Hobbs
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Frederick Grisewood
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Ernest Shannon
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Nancy Brown
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Harold Kimberley
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Kneale Kelley
Presented By:
Charles Brewer

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About National Programme

National Programme is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 9th March 1930 and ended on the 9th September 1939. It was replaced by BBC Home Service.

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