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Thames Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 8074, 20 June 1895, Page 3

A CAD E M V 0 F MUSIC. TO-MORROW, JUNE 21st. MB JOHB^FULLEE'S Popular Concert & Dance. First appearance of Miss E. L. Featon. First • appearance of Mr C. Marson. Enormous success of Mr Ben Fuller. . PROGRAMMEMR WALTER FULLER will playPiauoforte solo, " Dance Negre," Ascher Mandolin solo, " Hoch Hapsburg March." MISS E. L. FEATON will sing— " Let me dream again," ... Sullivan '"The beating of my own heart," MacfArrkn MR JOHN FULLER will sing— "Afton Water," HUME "The Irish Emigrant," (by request) Barker MR BEN FULLER will sing humourous songs — "Encore—one more," ... ... Lloyd " I did laugh," Randall MR C. MARSON will sing— " My life for thee," Adams " One. heart divine," Roskwig MISS LYDIA FULLER will sing— "Children's Voices," Claribbl (with invisible chorus) MESSRS JOHN, WALTER, and BEN FULLER will sing— ■ Glover's "Gipsy Laughing Trio." MR BEN FULLER will sing as an extra item, at the_request of numerous married men, " The Grasswidower." The Concert to Conclude with the Sterling I Comedietta, in One Act, by C. A. Maltby, I " For Better or Worse." The whole to Conclude with a SELECT DANCE, to which holders of Is 6d and 2s tickets are invited. MILLION PRICES.—Front Seats, 2a; Gallery, Is 6d ; Pit, Is. Children half price to Front Seats and Gallery. To avoid the crush purchase your tickets beforehand from W. C. Gribble, Stationer, Pollen-street. "The Village Blacksmith." A TEMPERANCE STORY with SONG will be given in the Salvation Army Barracks by an efficient Choir and Band, including THREE ANVIL CHORUSES. Reader, Mr T. Day ; Organist, Miss M. Walker ; Conductor, Mr A. Vow'les. Commences at 7.45. Silver coin Collection. In aid of the Primitive Choir Fund. FOB S.A.X/E— A GOOD aid QUIET COW u«a* Calving Apply Star Office,