| Main Performers | General the Hon. Sir Julian Byng,
The Right Hon. Lord George Hamilton (Presiding),
Rt. Hon. Viscount Knutsford,
H A Vernet Esq - speakers
Mr George Mozart,
Mr Walter Montague - performers
Miss Rosina Buckman,
Mr Ceredig Walters,
Mr Leonard Lovesey,
Mr Ben Lawes - vocals
Mr J A Meale,
Mr E Stanley Roper,
Mr A E Musgrove - organ |
| Secondary Performers | Mr Herbert Townsend,
Mrs Reissman |
| Orchestra or Band | Massed Bands:
Underground Railways,
London General Omnibus Co.,
Metropolitan Electric Tramways and Allied Companies (100 Performers) |
| Choirs | T.O.T. Victory Day Choir (400 Voices) |
| Conductors | Mr J A Meale,
Mr Ewart Beech,
Mr A Goodfellow |
| Set List | To General Sir Julian Byng - 'For He's a Jolly Good Fellow' (organ, audience),
Address (Lord George Hamilton),
Vote of Thanks (Viscount Knutsford),
Address (General Sir Julian Byng)
March: 'The Contemptibles', Leo R. Stanley (Massed Bands),
'The Soldiers Chorus' from Faust, Gounod (Choir),
'A Farewell', Liddle (Leonard Lovesey),
Solo Organ: Dramatic Tone Picture: 'In Peril on the Sea', J A Meale (J A Meale),
'Jewel Song' from Faust, Gounod (Rosina Buckman),
Anthems of the Allies (Choir),
'Calling Me Home To You', Dorel (Ceredig Walters),
'Sonny', Arthur Meale (Ceredig Walters),
Descriptive Scena: 'Victory and Thanksgiving', Walter Partridge (Massed Bands, Choir, Organ and Catillon_,
March: 'The Great Little Army', Kenneth Alford (Massed Bands),
'Wild Flowers', Montague Phillips (Rosina Buckman),
Part Song: 'Border Ballad', J H Maunder (Choir),
Selections from his Repertoire (George Mozart),
March: 'Lorraine', Louis Ganne (Massed Bands),
In Selections from his Repertoire (Walter Montague),
Part Song: 'Song of the Vikings', Eaton Faning (Choir),
'Land of Hope and Glory', Elgar (Ceredig Walters) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1919/48),
Invitation |