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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:the-eastbourne-gazette-1933-06-28-p1-music-and-dancing-at-the-winter-garden.jpg|thumb|150px|right|[[The Eastbourne Gazette]] (28 june 1933, p. 1)]]<br />
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''Music and Dancing at the Winter Garden'' is an article published in [[The Eastbourne Gazette]] on 28 june 1933.<br />
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The event in aid of the Police Court Mission included an adaptation of the [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] play : [[A Story of Waterloo]] (1894) as ''A Straggler of Fifteen''.<br />
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A worldless "Cinderella," and a most successful performance of the late [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]'s little play of pathos — "A Straggler of Fifteen" — was given by Mr [[Graham Roberts]] as "Corporal Gregory" (which was one of Sir Henry Irving's best "miniatures") with Mr [[Hall Laidler]] as "Sergeant McDonald," Mrs [[Hilda Chitty]] as "Norah Brewster," and Mrs [[Dorothy Clarke]] as "Mrs Fitzgerald." Mr Graham Roberts's "Corporal" was a remarkably finished and pathetic portrayal of a touching episode, and the performance, as a whole, was most admirable. <br />
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