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  • St Mary of the Angels Catholic Church, Batley – One-Place Study
    • About my St Mary of the Angels Catholic Church War Memorial One-Place Study
    • Batley St Mary’s Population, Health, Mortality and Fertility Information and Comparisons
      • 1914: The Health of Batley School Children Generally, with a Particular Focus on St Mary’s School Children
    • Batley Statistics and Descriptions – Population, Health, Mortality, Fertility etc
      • 1914: Borough of Batley – Town Information from the Annual Report of the Medical Officer of Health
      • Batley and the 1921 Census
      • Batley Population Statistics 1801-1939
    • Batley’s Public Buildings and Institutions
      • Batley Hospital: The First Fifty Years – 1878 to 1928
      • The Early History of Batley’s Public Baths
    • Biographies: Men Associated with St Mary’s Who Died but Who Are Not on the Memorial
      • Michael Howley
      • Reginald Roberts
      • Thomas Gannon
      • William Frederick Townsend
    • Biographies: The War Memorial Men
      • Arthur William Bayldon Woodhead
      • Austin Nolan
      • Clement Manning
      • Dominick (aka George) Brannan
      • Edmund Battye
      • Edward Barber
      • Harold Gaunt
      • Henry Groark
      • Herbert Booth
      • Hidden Behind a Name: William Townsend – Known as William McManus
      • James Edwards
      • James Garner
      • James Gavaghan
      • James Griffin
      • James Groark
      • James Hughes
      • James Rush
      • James Trainor/Trainer
      • John Brooks
      • John Leech
      • John Thomas Lynch
      • John William Callaghan
      • John William En(w)right
      • Lawrence Carney
      • Lawrence Judge
      • Martin Carney
      • Martin Gallagher
      • Matthew Farrar
      • Michael Brannan
      • Michael Cafferty
      • Michael Cunningham
      • Michael Flynn
      • Michael Groark or Rourke – and wife Margaret’s Quest to Learn his Fate
      • Michael Hopkins
      • Michael Horan
      • Michael Lydon
      • Moses Stubley
      • Patrick Cafferty
      • Patrick Hopkins
      • Patrick Lyons
      • Patrick Naifsey
      • Peter Doherty/Dougherty
      • Peter Gavaghan (1)
      • Peter Gavaghan (2)
      • Richard Carroll Walsh
      • Robert Randerson
      • Thomas Curley
      • Thomas Dolan
      • Thomas Donlan
      • Thomas Finneran
      • Thomas Foley D.C.M.
      • Thomas Gavaghan
      • Thomas McNamara
      • Thomas William Chappell
      • William Colbeck
      • William Kelly
      • Willie Barber
      • Willie Hargreaves
    • Biographies: Those who Served and Survived
      • James Delaney
      • Michael Rush – An Irish-born Boer War Veteran
      • Patrick Cassidy
      • Thomas Donlan (Senior)
      • Thomas Gannon
    • Birthplaces, Migration and Ireland
    • Burials, Cemeteries, Headstones, Memorials and MIs
      • Cemetery and Memorial Details
      • War Memorial Chronology of Deaths
    • During This Week….
      • 1. During This Week – Newspaper Index
      • 1914, 10 October – Batley News
      • 1914, 12 December – Batley News
      • 1914, 12 September – Batley News
      • 1914, 14 November – Batley News
      • 1914, 15 August – Batley News
      • 1914, 17 October – Batley News
      • 1914, 19 December – Batley News
      • 1914, 19 September – Batley News
      • 1914, 21 November – Batley News
      • 1914, 22 August 1914 – Batley News
      • 1914, 24 December – Batley News
      • 1914, 24 October – Batley News
      • 1914, 26 September – Batley News
      • 1914, 28 November – Batley News
      • 1914, 29 August – Batley News
      • 1914, 3 October – Batley News
      • 1914, 31 October – Batley News
      • 1914, 5 December 1914 – Batley News
      • 1914, 5 September – Batley News
      • 1914, 7 November – Batley News
      • 1914, 8 August – Batley News
      • 1915, 1 May – Batley News
      • 1915, 10 April – Batley News
      • 1915, 10 July – Batley News
      • 1915, 11 December – Batley News
      • 1915, 11 September – Batley News
      • 1915, 12 June – Batley News
      • 1915, 13 February – Batley News
      • 1915, 13 March – Batley News
      • 1915, 13 November – Batley News
      • 1915, 14 August – Batley News
      • 1915, 15 May – Batley News
      • 1915, 16 January – Batley News
      • 1915, 16 October – Batley News
      • 1915, 17 April – Batley News
      • 1915, 17 July – Batley News
      • 1915, 18 December – Batley News
      • 1915, 18 September – Batley News
      • 1915, 19 June – Batley News
      • 1915, 2 January – Batley News
      • 1915, 2 October – Batley News
      • 1915, 20 February – Batley News
      • 1915, 20 March – Batley News
      • 1915, 20 November – Batley News
      • 1915, 21 August – Batley News
      • 1915, 22 May – Batley News
      • 1915, 23 December – Batley News
      • 1915, 23 January – Batley News
      • 1915, 23 October – Batley News
      • 1915, 24 April – Batley News
      • 1915, 24 July – Batley News
      • 1915, 25 September – Batley News
      • 1915, 26 June – Batley News
      • 1915, 27 February – Batley News
      • 1915, 27 March – Batley News
      • 1915, 27 November – Batley News
      • 1915, 28 August – Batley News
      • 1915, 29 May – Batley News
      • 1915, 3 April – Batley News
      • 1915, 3 July – Batley News
      • 1915, 30 January – Batley News
      • 1915, 30 October – Batley News
      • 1915, 31 July – Batley News
      • 1915, 4 December – Batley News
      • 1915, 4 September – Batley News
      • 1915, 5 June – Batley News
      • 1915, 6 February – Batley News
      • 1915, 6 March – Batley News
      • 1915, 6 November – Batley News
      • 1915, 7 August – Batley News
      • 1915, 8 May – Batley News
      • 1915, 9 January – Batley News
      • 1915, 9 October – Batley News
      • 1916, 1 April – Batley News
      • 1916, 1 January – Batley News
      • 1916, 1 July – Batley News
      • 1916, 10 June – Batley News
      • 1916, 11 March – Batley News
      • 1916, 11 November – Batley News
      • 1916, 12 August – Batley News
      • 1916, 12 February – Batley News
      • 1916, 13 May – Batley News
      • 1916, 14 October – Batley News
      • 1916, 15 April – Batley News
      • 1916, 15 January – Batley News
      • 1916, 15 July – Batley News
      • 1916, 16 December – Batley News
      • 1916, 16 September – Batley News
      • 1916, 17 June – Batley News
      • 1916, 18 March – Batley News
      • 1916, 18 November – Batley News
      • 1916, 19 August – Batley News
      • 1916, 19 February – Batley News
      • 1916, 2 December – Batley News
      • 1916, 2 September – Batley News
      • 1916, 20 May – Batley News
      • 1916, 21 October – Batley News
      • 1916, 22 April – Batley News
      • 1916, 22 January – Batley News
      • 1916, 22 July – Batley News
      • 1916, 23 December – Batley News
      • 1916, 23 September – Batley News
      • 1916, 24 June – Batley News
      • 1916, 25 March – Batley News
      • 1916, 25 November – Batley News
      • 1916, 26 August – Batley News
      • 1916, 26 February – Batley News
      • 1916, 27 May – Batley News
      • 1916, 28 October – Batley News
      • 1916, 29 April – Batley News
      • 1916, 29 January – Batley News
      • 1916, 29 July – Batley News
      • 1916, 3 June – Batley News
      • 1916, 30 December – Batley News
      • 1916, 30 September – Batley News
      • 1916, 4 March – Batley News
      • 1916, 4 November – Batley News
      • 1916, 5 August – Batley News
      • 1916, 5 February – Batley News
      • 1916, 6 May – Batley News
      • 1916, 7 October – Batley News
      • 1916, 8 April – Batley News
      • 1916, 8 January – Batley News
      • 1916, 8 July – Batley News
      • 1916, 9 December – Batley News
      • 1916, 9 September – Batley News
      • 1917, 1 December – Batley News
      • 1917, 1 September – Batley News
      • 1917, 10 February – Batley News
      • 1917, 10 March – Batley News
      • 1917, 10 November – Batley News
      • 1917, 11 August – Batley News
      • 1917, 12 May – Batley News
      • 1917, 13 January – Batley News
      • 1917, 13 October – Batley News
      • 1917, 14 April – Batley News
      • 1917, 14 July – Batley News
      • 1917, 15 December – Batley News
      • 1917, 15 September – Batley News
      • 1917, 16 June – Batley News
      • 1917, 17 February – Batley News
      • 1917, 17 March – Batley News
      • 1917, 17 November – Batley News
      • 1917, 18 August – Batley News
      • 1917, 19 May – Batley News
      • 1917, 2 June – Batley News
      • 1917, 20 January – Batley News
      • 1917, 20 October – Batley News
      • 1917, 21 April – Batley News
      • 1917, 21 July – Batley News
      • 1917, 22 December – Batley News
      • 1917, 22 September – Batley News
      • 1917, 23 June – Batley News
      • 1917, 24 February – Batley News
      • 1917, 24 March – Batley News
      • 1917, 24 November – Batley News
      • 1917, 25 August – Batley News
      • 1917, 26 May – Batley News
      • 1917, 27 January – Batley News
      • 1917, 27 October – Batley News
      • 1917, 28 April – Batley News
      • 1917, 28 July – Batley News
      • 1917, 29 December – Batley News
      • 1917, 29 September – Batley News
      • 1917, 3 February – Batley News
      • 1917, 3 March – Batley News
      • 1917, 3 November – Batley News
      • 1917, 30 June – Batley News
      • 1917, 31 March – Batley News
      • 1917, 4 August – Batley News
      • 1917, 5 May – Batley News
      • 1917, 6 January – Batley News
      • 1917, 6 October – Batley News
      • 1917, 7 April – Batley News
      • 1917, 7 July – Batley News
      • 1917, 8 December – Batley News
      • 1917, 8 September – Batley News
      • 1917, 9 June – Batley News
      • 1918, 1 June – Batley News
      • 1918, 10 August – Batley News
      • 1918, 11 May – Batley News
      • 1918, 12 January – Dewsbury District News
      • 1918, 12 October – Batley News
      • 1918, 13 April – Batley News
      • 1918, 13 July – Batley News
      • 1918, 14 December – Batley News
      • 1918, 14 September – Batley News
      • 1918, 15 June – Batley News
      • 1918, 16 February – Batley News
      • 1918, 16 March – Batley News
      • 1918, 16 November – Batley News
      • 1918, 17 August – Batley News
      • 1918, 18 May – Batley News
      • 1918, 19 January – Batley News
      • 1918, 19 October – Batley News
      • 1918, 2 February – Batley News
      • 1918, 2 March – Batley News
      • 1918, 2 November – Batley News
      • 1918, 20 April – Batley News
      • 1918, 20 July – Batley News
      • 1918, 21 December – Batley News
      • 1918, 21 September – Batley News
      • 1918, 22 June – Batley News
      • 1918, 23 February – Batley News
      • 1918, 23 March – Batley News
      • 1918, 23 November – Batley News
      • 1918, 24 August – Batley News
      • 1918, 25 May – Batley News
      • 1918, 26 January – Batley News
      • 1918, 26 October – Batley News
      • 1918, 27 April – Batley News
      • 1918, 27 July – Batley News
      • 1918, 28 December – Batley News
      • 1918, 28 September – Batley News
      • 1918, 29 June – Batley News
      • 1918, 3 August – Batley News
      • 1918, 30 March 1918 – Batley News
      • 1918, 30 November – Batley News
      • 1918, 31 August – Batley News
      • 1918, 4 May – Batley News
      • 1918, 5 January – Dewsbury District News
      • 1918, 5 October – Batley News
      • 1918, 6 April – Batley News
      • 1918, 6 July – Batley News
      • 1918, 7 December – Batley News
      • 1918, 7 September – Batley News
      • 1918, 8 June – Batley News
      • 1918, 9 February – Batley News
      • 1918, 9 March – Batley News
      • 1918, 9 November – Batley News
    • Electoral Registers 1918-1921: Absent Voters
      • 1918 Batley Electoral Register, North Ward, Polling Districts A and B – Naval and Military Voters
    • Guest Contributions
      • Memories of Skelsey Row – by Brian Foley
    • In the Spotlight: Am Dram, Opera and Concerts
      • 1901 – St. Mary’s Schools’ St. Patrick’s Day Concert
      • 1930 – “The Gondoliers” by St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church Choir
      • 1931: “The Lily of Killarney” by St. Mary’s Catholic Choir
      • 1946 – “The Bohemian Girl” by St. Mary’s Amateur Operatic Society, Produced by Anthony “Tom” Farrar
      • 1947 – “The Grand Duchess” by St. Mary’s Amateur Operatic Society
      • 1948 – St. Mary’s Amateur Operatic Society Presents “Our Miss Gibbs”
      • 1952 – The Bohemian Girl, St. Mary’s Schoolboys
      • 1954 – “The Arcadians” by St. Mary’s Amateur Operatic Society
      • 1959: St Mary’s Amateur Operatic Society Production of Cinderella
      • The 1951 St. Mary’s School Production of Maritana for Fr. O’Brien
      • The St. Mary’s Amateur Operatic Society 1950 Production of The Gondoliers
    • Maps and Photographs
      • A Description of the Parish Boundaries
      • Aerial View of St Mary’s Church and the Surrounding Streets, Circa 1968
      • Batley St Mary’s – Map published in 1894
      • Batley St Mary’s – Map Published in 1907
      • Batley St Mary’s – Map Published in 1922
      • Batley St Mary’s – Map Published in 1933
    • Military Information, Stats and Analysis Relating to the Men
    • Miscellany of Information
      • 1953 – The Third Torchlight Procession
      • A Bitter-Sweet Remarriage
      • A Colliery Accident With Tragic Consequences
      • A Description of the Parish of St Mary of the Angels in 1950
      • A Grave Disturbance in Batley
      • A Part of St Mary of the Angels in Batley Cemetery
      • A Potted Early History of the Irish in Batley, the Building of St Mary of the Angels Church, and the Parish Priest’s Fatal Accident
      • A St Mary’s 1907 School Trip Souvenir
      • A St Mary’s Parishioner in the Holy Land
      • A St Mary’s School Sensation
      • A Tale of Three Pigs, a Headstone and the Longest-Lived Parishioner?
      • A “Peace” of Batley History
      • An Appeal to Ireland to Build a Catholic Church in Batley.
      • Batley St Mary’s First Torchlight Procession
      • Batley St. Mary’s Second Torchlight Procession
      • Batley’s Great War Guests
      • Batley’s Secret Irish Society and the Ammunition Seizure
      • Buffalo Bill and A Right Royal Celebration for Batley’s Schoolchildren
      • Heritage Impact Assessment: St Mary’s Catholic Primary School and Convent, Batley
      • Hot-Cross Buns and the Yorkshire Tea-Cake Dilemma. Plus A Suggested Meal Planner for Batley Families in 1917
      • Into the Valley of Death – One of the Six Hundred
      • Is Your Female Ancestor Amongst Those Invited to the 1915 Event for Wives and Mothers?
      • St Mary of the Angels Catholic Church – 1929 Consecration Service
      • The Building of the Parochial Hall
      • The Consequences of a Refusal to Work in 1918
      • The Controversial Role Played by St Mary’s Schoolchildren in the 1907 Batley Pageant
      • The Deaths of the Smallpox Hospital Caretakers
      • The Debate Over Grave-Diggers’ Holidays
      • The Earliest Published Account of Batley St Mary’s Church and Schools?
      • The Great War: A Brief Overview of What Led Britain Into the War
      • The Horrific Death of Little Mary Leach
      • The Unholy Row between St Mary’s Church and the Batley and Birstall Irish Clubs
      • Thomas Ate My Rat
      • William Berry – A Beautiful Voice Is Stilled
      • Willie and Edward Barber – Poems
      • “Daddy’s Death and then Triplets”
      • “I’ve Done it For Love” – A Batley Murder
    • Occupations and Employment Information
      • Occupations: Colliery Byeworker/Byeworkman/Byworker/Bye-Worker/By-Worker
      • Occupations: Confidential Clerk
      • Occupations: Lamp Cleaner
      • Occupations: Limelight Operator
      • Occupations: Mason’s Labourer
      • Occupations: Office Boy, Office Girl
      • Occupations: Piecer/Piecener
      • Occupations: Rag Grinder
      • Occupations: Willeyer
    • School Log Books
      • Boys’ School – Log Book, 1914
      • Boys’ School – Log Book, 1913
      • Boys’ School – Log Book, 1915
      • Boys’ School – Log Book, 1916
      • Boys’ School – Log Book, 1917
      • Boys’ School – Log Book, 1918
      • Boys’ School – Log Book, 1919
      • Boys’ School – Log Book, 1920
      • Infant School – Log Book, 1913
      • Infant School – Log Book, 1914
      • Infant School – Log Book, 1915
      • Infant School – Log Book, 1916
      • Infant School – Log Book, 1917
      • Infant School – Log Book, 1918
      • Infant School – Log Book, 1919
      • Infant School – Log Book, 1920
      • Mixed Department – Log Book 1920
      • Mixed Department – Log Book, 1913
      • Mixed Department – Log Book, 1914
      • Mixed Department – Log Book, 1915
      • Mixed Department – Log Book, 1916
      • Mixed Department – Log Book, 1917
      • Mixed Department – Log Book, 1918
      • Mixed Department – Log Book, 1919
    • School Photos
      • No1 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No10 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No11 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No12 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No13 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No14 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No15 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No16 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher?
      • No17 St. Mary’s School Photo, Class of 1948 – Can you Identify the Children?
      • No18 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children from the Class of 1963?
      • No19 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No2 St. Mary’s School Photo Netball Team 1958/59 – Can you Identify Anyone?
      • No20 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No21 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No22 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, and Year Taken?
      • No23 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children and Year Taken?
      • No24 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children and Teacher?
      • No25 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children?
      • No26 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, and Year Taken?
      • No27 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, and Year Taken?
      • No28 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher, and Year Taken?
      • No29 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children and Year Taken?
      • No3 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No30 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, and Year Taken?
      • No31 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teachers, and Year Taken?
      • No32 – The Victorious 1962/63 St. Mary’s School Team Football Photo
      • No33 St. Mary’s School Photo – 1963 Successful Girls’ Swimming Team
      • No34 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No35 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Trophy and Year Taken?
      • No36 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No37 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, and Year Taken?
      • No38 St. Mary’s School Photo – Circa 1962/63
      • No39 St. Mary’s School Photo – 1963
      • No4 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No40 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No41 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No42 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children and Year Taken?
      • No5 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No6 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No7 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No8 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
      • No9 St. Mary’s School Photo – Can you Identify the Children, Teacher and Year Taken?
    • The Bulletin of Batley St Mary of the Angels and Birstall St Patrick – Parish History Section
      • April 2024 Bulletin History Pieces
      • April 2025 Bulletin History Pieces
      • April 2026 Bulletin History Pieces
      • August 2024 Bulletin History Pieces
      • August 2025 Bulletin History Pieces
      • August 2026 Bulletin History Pieces
      • December 2024 Bulletin History Pieces
      • December 2025 Bulletin History Pieces
      • February 2025 Bulletin History Pieces
      • February 2026 Bulletin History Pieces
      • January 2025 Bulletin History Pieces
      • January 2026 Bulletin History Pieces
      • July 2024 Bulletin History Pieces
      • July 2025 Bulletin History Pieces
      • July 2026 Bulletin History Pieces
      • June 2024 Bulletin History Pieces
      • June 2025 Bulletin History Pieces
      • June 2026 Bulletin History Pieces
      • March 2024 Bulletin History Pieces
      • March 2025 Bulletin History Pieces
      • March 2026 Bulletin History Pieces
      • May 2024 Bulletin History Pieces
      • May 2025 Bulletin History Pieces
      • May 2026 Bulletin History Pieces
      • November 2024 Bulletin History Pieces
      • November 2025 Bulletin History Pieces
      • October 2024 Bulletin History Pieces
      • October 2025 Bulletin History Pieces
      • September 2024 Bulletin History Pieces
      • September 2025 Bulletin History Pieces
      • September 2026 Bulletin History Pieces
    • The Families
      • A Death in the Church
      • St Mary’s Schoolboys Wreak Havoc in a Batley Graveyard
    • The May Queens of Batley St Mary of the Angels
      • 1922 May Queen: Phyllis Doyle
      • 1923 May Queen: Katherine Phillips
      • 1925 May Queen: Agnes Judge
      • 1929 May Queen: Mary Collins
      • 1930 May Queen: Eileen Hutton – Part 1
      • 1931 May Queen Ceremony: Theresa Judge
      • 1932 May Queen Ceremony: Agnes Kilgallon
      • 1933 May Queen Ceremony: Winnie Colleran
      • 1934 May Queen Ceremony: Josephine Lynch
      • 1936 May Queen Ceremony and Whit-Tuesday Procession: Patricia Josephine Houston
      • 1937 May Queen Ceremony: Rita Kelly
      • 1939 May Queen Ceremony: Kathleen Gooder
      • 1940 May Queen Ceremony: Sheila Rowan
      • 1941 May Queen Ceremony
      • 1949 May Queen Ceremony: Moya Hill
      • 1950 May Queen Ceremony: Catherine Heaps
      • 1951 May Queen Ceremony: Mary Harkin
      • 1952 May Queen Ceremony: Patricia Anne Cain
      • 1953 May Queen Ceremony: Mary O’Connor
      • Eileen Hutton Pt2 – The Death of The Ex-May Queen
    • World War Two
      • Bernard Stenchion
      • Edward Lynch
      • Frank Higgins
      • Michael Flatley
      • Thomas Egan
      • William Smith
      • World War Two Chronology of Deaths

In the Spotlight: Am Dram, Opera and Concerts

In this section I will include pieces about the productions put on by the various St. Mary of the Angels theatre and opera groups over the years. It will include both school and wider parish shows. As I add pieces, they will be listed below.

  • 1901 – St. Mary’s Schools’ St. Patrick’s Day Concert.
  • 1930 – The Gondoliers by St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church Choir.
  • 1931: The Lily of Killarney by St. Mary’s Catholic Choir.
  • 1946 – The Bohemian Girl – St. Mary’s Amateur Operatic Society.
  • 1947 – The Grand Duchess by St. Mary’s Amateur Operatic Society.
  • 1948 – Our Miss Gibbs by St. Mary’s Amateur Operatic Society.
  • 1950 – The Gondoliers by St. Mary’s Amateur Operatic Society.
  • 1951 – Maritana by St. Mary’s Boys’ School.
  • 1952 – The Bohemian Girl by St. Mary’s Boys’ School.
  • 1954 – The Arcadians by St. Mary’s Amateur Operatic Society.
  • 1959 – St Mary’s Amateur Operatic Society Production of Cinderella.

If anyone does have any photos I could use, or memories of these productions, please let me know, either by commenting via WordPress, or emailing me at: pasttopresentgenealogy@btinternet.com

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