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3 - "A Policeman's Lot is Not a Happy One" - Rev [[Ian Gore]] | 3 - "A Policeman's Lot is Not a Happy One" - Rev [[Ian Gore]] | ||
4 - "A British Tar is a Soaring Soul]] - [[Browne]], [[Withers]], [[Saunders]], [[Julian Knight]] | 4 - "[[A British Tar is a Soaring Soul]]" - [[Browne]], [[Withers]], [[Saunders]], [[Julian Knight]] | ||
The best singers proved to be Miss Nicholson and Mr Thomas, though the Reverend Gore's comedy policeman routine brought the loudest applause. | The best singers proved to be Miss Nicholson and Mr Thomas, though the Reverend Gore's comedy policeman routine brought the loudest applause. | ||
The "British Tar" number was notable for Withers and Knight attempting to out-sing each other. | The "British Tar" number was notable for Withers and Knight attempting to out-sing each other. | ||
Revision as of 12:42, 15 September 2006
Mrs Henrietta Tullis organised this very successful Gilbert and Sullivan recital on the Viceroy of India. All of the passengers from table 8 took part. The running order was:
1 - "Three Little Maids From School" - Mrs Tullis, Francesca Nicholson, Patricia Berry
2 - "I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General" - Stephen Thomas
3 - "A Policeman's Lot is Not a Happy One" - Rev Ian Gore
4 - "A British Tar is a Soaring Soul" - Browne, Withers, Saunders, Julian Knight
The best singers proved to be Miss Nicholson and Mr Thomas, though the Reverend Gore's comedy policeman routine brought the loudest applause.
The "British Tar" number was notable for Withers and Knight attempting to out-sing each other.
