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Performance TitleRobinson and Sons Ltd Centenary Celebration
Performance Date14 July 1939
Performance DayFriday
Performance Time19:30
Main PerformersNine Violettes,
Alice Delgarno,
Larry Kemble,
Tommy Trinder,
Forsyth, Seamen and Farrell,
The Three Jokers,
Bob Bromley With His Puppets,
The Three Sandler Sisters,
Binnie Hale,
Dennis Noble
Secondary PerformersHenry Wilson - organ
Orchestra or BandGrand Variety Orchestra,
Kneller Hall Band
ConductorsJack Frere,
Major H E Adkins
Set List'A Symphony in Dance', (Nine Violettes, Alice Delgarno),
'Lots of Fun' (Forsyth, Seamen and Farrell)
Performance NotesThis was the last event in 1939 as the Hall would close for a year due to the threat of bombing raids during the Second World War.

Robinson and Sons Ltd was founded in 1839 by John Bradbury Robinson in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. The company started making pill boxes and grew to become a major packaging and healthcare business. By 1939 the company had a worksforce of 3,500 people.
Related Archival MaterialProgramme (RAHE/1/1939/58)
Catalogue
Reference NumberTitleDate
RAHE/1/1939/58Robinsons' Centenary Variety Programme14 July 1939
Work
Ref NoTitleNo of Performances
Uhafies_DifookRobinson and Sons Ltd Centenary Celebration1
Performers
CodeName of Performer(s)
DS/UK/3781Forsyth, Seaman & Farrell (fl 1930s)
DS/UK/1552Trinder; 'Tommy' Thomas Edward (1909-1989); CBE; English comedian
DS/UK/2290Adkins; Hector Ernest (8 September 1885-1962); Lieutenant-Colonel; British former army officer and bandmaster
DS/UK/3783Delgarno; Alice (1915-1999); Irish dancer, choreographer
DS/UK/3786Robinson plc; 1839-; British packaging company
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