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  <dc:title>Scrapbook 3</dc:title>
  <dc:description>This scrapbook contains news cuttings and cuttings of musical material, such as songs, photographs, posters, correspondence, and programmes relating to Florrie Forde. There is also material related to music hall, her role as a Principal Boy, her touring revues 'Cameos of 1923' and 'Here's To You!', and singing competitions that she organised as part of her charitable works, including 'Yes! We Have No Bananas'.

Featured pantomimes and performances: Cinderella, Here's To You, Jack and Jill, and Robinson Crusoe. Vaudeville and variety performances are also included, as well as instances in which Florrie Forde starred as a cameo.

Featured theatres: Aberdeen Tivoli, Ayr Pavilion, Barnsley Alhambra, Birmingham Empire, Birmingham Grand, Blackpool Palace, Blackpool Tower Palace Grand, Bolton Grand,  Bradford Alhambra, Brixton Empress, New Theatre Cambridge, Cardiff Empire, Palace Theatre Carlisle, Chelsea Palace, Derby Castle Douglas, Dewsbury Empire Palace, East Ham Palace, Edinburgh Empire, Theatre Royal Edinburgh, Euston Palace, Finsbury Park Empire, Glasgow Coliseum, Glasgow Pavilion, Grimsby Palace, Hippodrome and Palace Halifax, Place Theatre Huddersfield, Hull Tivoli, Hippodrome and Queen's Theatre Keighley, Leeds Empire,  Liverpool Pavilion, Llandudno Pavilion, Llandudno Palladium, Ardwick Empire Manchester, Metropolitan London, Morecambe Tower, Newcastle Empire, New Cross Empire, Nottingham Empire, Nottingham Hippodrome, Palace Theatre Plymouth, Palace Theatre Oldham, Salford Palace, Sheffield Empire, London Music Hall Shoreditch, Southampton Palace, St Helen's Hippodrome, Stratford Empire, Sunderland Empire, Tottenham Palace, Warrington Hippodrome and Palace, Walthamstow Palace, Wigan Hippodrome.
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  <dc:date>1922-1925  </dc:date>
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