Orders sent out to troops of the 1/7th Battalion

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Transcript of orders sent out to troops of the 1st/7th Bn Royal Warwickshire Regiment, September - November 1916 (Catalogue ref: WO 95/2756)

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CONCERT FOR THE 5th SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGT by

"THE MERE DETAILS" CONCERT PARTY.

Dec. 4th 1917.

PROGRAMME.

1. Selection on the piano

Pte. B. Jacobs.

2. Opening Chorus "In us behold"

The Party.

3. "The Bassoon"

L/C. H. Turner.

4. "If we hadn't any women"

Pte. Starkie.

5. "Three boys in love" (quartet)

Pte. Smith, Mead, Lester & L/C. H. Turner.

6. "I burst out laughing"

Pte. F. Pickering.

7. "There's a girl for every soldier"

Pte. R. Lester.

8. "That little girl o' mine"

Pte. J. Mead.

9. We're going to sing" (concerted)

The Party.

INTERVAL.

10. "Do you like me" (duet)

Ptes. Smith & Lester.

11. "They built Piccadilly for me"

L/C. H. Turner.

12. "I'm in love"

Pte. R. Lester.

13. "The Admiral's broom"

Pte. J. Mead.

14. "He was more like a friend"

Pte. Starkie.

15. "I'm on the Staff"

Pte. A. Smith.

16. "When the gentle breezes blow"

Pte. F. Pickering.

17. "A quiet spoon" (sketch)

The Party.

GOD SAVE THE KING.

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