| Main Performers | F W Southall,
F T Brown,
C Marshall,
F A Lipscombe,
J J Salt,
W E Marsh,
A W Brumell,
J Pitchford,
F Turner,
F G Frost,
L Wells,
E N King,
S H Ferris
The Seven Royal Hindustans - acrobats,
Buchel, Courtnay and Revell,
Mrs Roland E Dangerfield,
Lusara Brothers,
Roland E Dangerfield,
Vadim Trio,
Stainless Stephen,
Kiraku Brothers,
The Astons,
Royal Rodney Hudson Girls
H H England - judge, timekeeper
W A Bailey,
G W Allen,
W G Paul,
W G Phillips,
E H Chambers,
R P Dorman,
A J W Murray,
W F Burl,
R Meller,
L Grimshaw,
G Hawkes,
F J Feakes,
A C G Bristow (Reserve),
E N Castell (Reserve),
G E Shepherd (Reserve)
Frederick Yeomans - vocal,
Edward Holmes - organ,
Teddy Brown - xylophonist |
| Set List | 'Overture' (Edward Holmes),
'Pot-Pourri of Jazz' (HM Welsh Guards Band),
'Grace and Rhythm' (Royal Rodney Hudson Girls),
'A Whirlwind of Acrobatics' (The Seven Royal Hindustans),
England's Greatest Tap Dancers (Buchel, Courtnay and Revell),
Maestros Of The Orchestral Accordeon (Lusara Brothers),
'Overture 1812', Tchaikovsky (HM Welsh Guards Band, Edward Holmes),
Comedy Dance Act (Vadim Trio),
Original Cycling Nonsense Comma Non-stop! (Stainless Stephen),
Modern Japanese Entertainers (Kiraku Brothers),
The World's Greatest Xylophonist (Teddy Brown),
Trick Cycling Extraordinary (The Astons),
Baritone (Frederick Yeomans),
'Auld Lang Syne',
'God Save the King' (The National Anthem) |
| Performance Notes | "Cycling.
TROPHY FOR SOUTHALL.
Seven thousand cyclists, representing all the important road racing clubs in the country, were present at the Albert Hall, London, when Frank W. Southall (Norwood Paragon) was presented with the trophy for the best all-round road rider in England. Southall has won the trophy for three successive years...
A competition on the stage, in which cyclists were mounted on machines fitted to rollers, was won by W A Bailey (Polytechnic), son of the professional, W. J. Bailey."
(The Daily Telegraph, 23 January 1933) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1933/5)
Photograph (RAHE/3/1933/1) |