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The Civic Hall, Trowbridge 24th-26th November 1994
Director: Deanna Capper Musical Director : Johnny Bissell |
| PART I |
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| Chairman | Bryan Hussey |
| "Joshua" | All |
| Let's all go to the Music Hall | All |
| Here we are, here we are | All |
| Young Johnny Jones | Janet Knowles |
| Let's all go down the Strand | All |
| Fall in and follow me | All |
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| I'll walk beside you | John Banfield |
| Barcorolle | Pat Davies, Kath Cowdroy |
| Drinking Song | Glanville Davies |
| Chairman | |
| Albert & Lion - Monologue | Tony Lomax |
| Brahn Boots | Sean Andrews |
| Matilda - Monologue | Juliet Clarke |
| Has anybody seen my Tiddler? | Tina Foxon |
| Chairman | |
| Father's Grave | Richard Rawlings |
| Sell no more drink | Viv Luckett |
| Doorstep - Monologue | John Price |
| Daddy wouldn't buy me a Bow-Wow | Anne-Marie Jordan |
| Chairman | |
| Road to Mandalay | Mike Kemp |
| Yellow Idol - Poem | Brian Mitchell, Jan Jensen |
| Sand Dance | Allison Lomax, Norman Pascall, Simon Cotton |
| Chairman | |
| Vesta Victoria - Oh Mr Porter | Pattie Franklyn |
| Vesta Tilley - Burlington Bertie | Ann Berry |
| Marie Lloyd - Boy I Love | Audrey Jordan |
| Flanagan & Allen - Strollin | Ian Jones, Don Boyland |
| Gracie Fields - Biggest Aspidistra | Allison Lomax |
| George Formby - Leaning on the Lamp-post | Tony Lomax |
| Chairman |
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| Difference - Monologue | John Price, Richard Rawlings |
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| Barber-Shop Ladies - Soft Shoe Song | Jan Jensen, Viv Luckett, Ann Berry, Rachel Wedge, Kath Cowdroy, Audrey Jordan, Allison Lomax, Pattie Franklyn, Tina Foxon, Claire Borovac, Joan Francis, Phyllis Sansom |
| Barber Shop-Men - Yes Sir, That's my Baby | Ian Jones, Richard Rawlings, Sean Andrews, Don Boyland, Mike Kemp, John Price |
| PART II |
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| Hello, Hello, who's your lady friend? | Men |
| Chairman | |
| When I take my morning promenade | Allison Lomax, Ladies |
| I'm shy Mary Ellen | John Banfield |
| I was a good little girl | Audrey Jordan |
| You are my honeysuckle | Men |
| If you were the only girl in the world | All |
| There was I waiting at the Church | Phyllis Sansom |
| Why am I only the bridesmaid? | Rachel Wedge |
| The Bells are ringing | Ian Jones, Viv Luckett |
| Dear Old Dutch | Norman Pascall |
| Chairman | |
| Vera Snigger - Monologue | Joan Francis |
| Gone with Wintergreen - Sketch | Janet Knowles, Sean Andrews |
| I washed out an undie | Juliet Clarke |
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| After the ball | All |
| A word on my ear | Viv Luckett |
| Don't be cross | Kath Cowdroy |
| Someone is sending me flowers | Jan Jensen |
| Stately as a Galleon | Joan Francis |
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| Melodrama - "Murder in the Red Barn" | Tina Foxon, Mike Kemp, Don Boyland |
| Chairman | |
| Lambeth Walk | All |
| Oom-pah pah | Audrey Jordan, Chorus |
| Where did you get that hat | Pattie Franklyn |
| Not too tall | Richard Rawlings |
| Henery the eighth | John Price |
| Wot cher | Allison Lomax, Tony Lomax |
| Poor but honest | Sean Andrews |
| Knees up Mother Brown | All |
| My 'ole man | Viv Luckett |
| Boiled beef and carrots | All |
| Any old iron | All |
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| Bull and Bush | All |
Sabine Hayford, Amy Roberts-Phare, Donna-Liane Altree |
| Pianist | David Luckett |
| Double Bass | Johnny Bissell |
| Percussion | John Keel |
| DIRECTOR | Deanna Capper |
| MUSICAL DIRECTOR | Johnny Bissell |
| Rehearsal Pianist | David Luckett |
| Assistant Pianists | Tony James, Helen Bilkey, Gerry Hoddinott |
| Stage Manager | John Bennett |
| Society & Show Co-ordinator | Joan Baggs |
| Wardrobe | Joan Baggs & Sandra Tucker, Val Stone |
| Properties | Heather Smith, Sandra Tucker, Eileen Totham |
| Lighting | Mark Price |
| Sound | Tony Giddings |
| Makeup | Joyce Pascall |
| Publicity | Derek Self |
| Tickets | Pat Hussey, Tom Ludlow |
| Programme | Joan Francis |
| Front of House Manager | Tom Ludlow, Dennis Duro |
| Bar | Brian Fitchett |
| Refreshments | Margaret Townley |
| Raffle | Jan Jensen |
LIFE MEMBERS: Mr Ronald Foxwell, Mr David Asplin, Mr. David Pullin, Mr. Dennis Duro OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY President Lady Loch
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