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Performance TitleToc H - Fourteenth Birthday Festival - Birthday Night
Performance Date7 December 1929
Performance DaySaturday
Main PerformersHRH The Prince of Wales,
David Paterson,
Arthur Ffye,
Frederick Taylor,
Loudon Greenlees,
Lawrence Martyn,
Miss W Nash,
Arthur Cox,
B A Battram,
Charles Barrett - speakers

Winifred Gardner,
Bridget Blundell,
Jules Corthesy,
R G Collin Smith,
W Ingram Card - performers

English Folk Dance Society,
St. Mary Boltons Company, London Division,
Church Lads' Brigade - dancers

Ethel Forshaw,
Arthur Cox,
Mackenzie Lang,
W H F Bailey,
Norman Ingall - vocals,
R Arnold Greir - organ
ChoirsRoyal Choral Society
ConductorsGeorge F Brockless
Set List'God Save the King' (The National Anthem),
Address (The Prince of Wales),
The Payneham Ditty: 'How We Train 'Em',
A Choral Song For Christmas: 'The Crib', Martin Shaw,
A Christmas Mime: 'At The Sign of the Star', Martin Shaw, Barclay Baron,
'Jerusalem', Parry
Royal PresenceHRH The Prince of Wales
Performance Notes"[The Prince of Wales]...lit from the flame of his own lamp, which he gave in memory of his friends who fell in the War, and which burns constantly in All Hallows...The Prince, who was greeted with a tumult of cheering and the singing of the National Anthem, briefly addressed the gathering."
(The Times, 9 December 1929)
Related Archival MaterialProgramme (RAHE/1/1929/74)
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Catalogue
Reference NumberTitleDate
RAHE/1/1929/74Fourteenth Girthday Fesitval of Toc H, 1929 - Programme of Two Festival Guest Nights6-7 December 1929
Work
Ref NoTitleNo of Performances
OmomoisogipylToc H - Fourteenth Birthday Festival2
Performers
CodeName of Performer(s)
DS/UK/352Toc H; 1915-; International Christian Movement
DS/UK/2184Edward VIII (1894-1972); British King of the United Kingdom and the Dominions of the British Commonwealth, and Emperor of India, from 20 January to 11 December 1936.
DS/UK/315English Folk Dance and Song Society (EFDSS); 1932-; English folk society
DS/UK/250Church Lads' and Church Girls' Brigade; 1901-; British Christian youth organisation
DS/UK/1586Greir; Robert Arnold (fl 1914-1967); English organist
DS/UK/1805Carron (Cox); Arthur (1900-1976); English operatic tenor
DS/UK/49Royal Choral Society (RCS); 1872-; English choir
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