| Main Performers | General William Booth,
Mr Bramwell Booth - speakers |
| Orchestra or Band | Salvation Army International Staff Band |
| Set List | Welcome (Bramwell Booth),
Music,
Pryaers,
Cinematograph (film) of the Holy Land, Australia and the General's motor tour,
Entrance of General William Booth in his motor car onto the stage (Band),
Speech (General William Booth) |
| Performance Notes | General Booth and his staff made a processional motor car journey into London, after a 34,300 mile tour of Palestine, Australia and New Zealand and the recent motor journey through England and Scotland. The meeting closed at the Royal Albert Hall at which the General delivered a long address about his journey.
According to The Daily Telegraph (11 September 1905), Salvation Army girls seated in the arena stalls wore white headdresses that spelt out the work 'WELCOME' in capital letters.
Following a film screening, yellow screens were removed from in front of the stage and there appeared, to the audience's surprise, General Booth in a large white car with red wheels and leather studded seat. |