Blackpool (Opera House)
Joe "Mr Piano" Henderson (Famous recording pianist)
Valerie Masters (Lovely singing personality)
Don Lang (Radio & television star)
Group One (Singing for you)
Erik Ogden & The Concert Orchestra
Promoter - Harold Fielding
London (Royal Albert Hall)
In aid of The Printers' Pension Almshouse & Orphan Asylum Corporation
The John Barry
Seven
Peter Elliott
Adam Faith
Emile Ford & His Checkmates
Bob Miller & His Miller Men
Jackie Rae
Cliff Richard & The Shadows
Dave Sampson & The Hunters
Cherry Wainer with Don Storer
The Billy Woods Five
"The Great Pop Prom"
Promoter - Tito Burns
19 - Brighton (Hippodrome) - week
October 1960
10 - Birmingham (Hippodrome) - week (see below)
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24 - Leeds (Empire) - week
John Barry Seven
The Honeys (Television's new vocal trio)
Johnny Worth (composer of "What Do You Want" & "Poor Me")
Larry Grayson (He's priceless)
Joan & Paul Sharratt (Little people come to life)
Don Arrol
The Hippodrome Orchestra
Full copy of Brighton programme
The programme conflicts with the NME story in that the John Barry Seven are in the programme
24 - Slough (Adelphi)
25 - Woolwich (Granada)
27 - Maidstone (Granada)
28 - Bedford (Granada)
29 - Kettering (Granada)
30 - Grantham (Granada)
October 1960
01 - Mansfield (Granada)
02 - Rugby (Granada)
04 - Aylesbury (Granada)
05 - Dartford (Granada)
06 - Harrow (Granada)
07 - Manchester (Free Trade Hall)
08 - Tooting (Granada)
09 - Walthamstow (Granada)
11 - Kingston (Granada)
12 - Southend
13 - Edmonton
14 - Plymouth
15 - Taunton
16 - Preston
25 - Sheffield
26 - Derby
27 - Elephant & Castle
28 - Cardiff
29 - Cheltenham
November 1960
01 - Sunderland
02 - Hammersmith
04 - Bournemouth
05 - Ipswich
06 - Leeds (Odeon)
07 - Liverpool - week
14 - Manchester - week
22 - Romford (Odeon)
23 - Rochester (Gaumont)
24 - Doncaster (Gaumont)
25 - Chester (Gaumont)
26 - Worcester (Gaumont)
27 - Bradford (Gaumont)
28 - Coventry (Gaumont)
29 - St. Albans (Odeon)
30 - Dover (ABC)
December 1960
01 - Llandudno (Odeon)
02 - Shrewsbury (Granada)
03 - Cleethorpes (Ritz)
05 - Newcastle (Empire) - week
Joe Brown
Tommy Bruce
Nelson Keene
Dickie Pride
The Vernons Girls
Peter Wynne
The Viscounts
Dave Sampson
Johnny Gentle
Duffy Power
Georgie Fame
Billy Raymond
Johnny Goode
Red Price with Jimmie Nicol and his 15 New Orleans Rockers
The Valentine Girls
Dale Sisters
Davy Jones performed in Manchester
"Rock 'n' Trad Spectacular"
"Idols On Parade"
Promoter : Larry Parnes
Producer : Jack Good
26 - Newcastle (Empire) - week
October 1960
03 - Liverpool (Empire) - week
10 - Leeds (Empire) - week
17 - Bristol (Hippodrome) - week
24 - Birmingham (Hippodrome) - week
Jimmy Lloyd (Philips recording star)
Bobby Deacon & The Cruisers (Pye recording stars)
The Mistins (Continental musical speciality)
Norman Vaughan (The furtive funster)
Alan Field (The skit parade)
Kay & Kimberley (Canadian dance team)
The above is for the Bristol show - other venues may be different
25 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
October 1960
02 - - Leicester (De Montfort Hall)
Chas McDevitt & Shirley Douglas
Frank Ifield
Michael Cox
Paul Beattie & The Beats (some dates)
The Hunters (some dates)
Dave Reid (Compere)
"Stars Of The Hit Parade"
Promoter - Arthur Kimbrell
02 - Worcester (Gaumont)
09 - Sheffield (Gaumont)
16 - Derby (Gaumont)
23 - Peterborough (Embassy) - see below
30 - Hull (Cecil)
Ricky Valance (Worcester
The Shadows (Sheffield, Derby & Peterborough)
Promoter - Arthur Howes
Sunday Concerts
08 - East Ham (Granada)
09 - Elephant & Castle (Trocadero)
10 - Portsmouth (Guildhall)
12 - Guildford (Odeon)
13 - Cardiff (Gaumont)
14 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
15 - Chester (Gaumont)
16 - Liverpool (Empire)
18 - Finsbury Park (Astoria)
19 - Sheffield (City Hall)
20 - Birmingham (Odeon)
22 - Newcastle (City Hall)
23 - Leeds (Odeon)
25 - Glasgow (Odeon)
26 - South Shields (Gaumont)
28 - Manchester (Odeon)
29 - Bradford (Gaumont)
30 - Worcester (Gaumont)
31 - Taunton (Gaumont)
November 1960
01 - Hanley (Victoria Hall)
02 - Stockton (Hippodrome)
03 - Dartford (Granada)
04 - Kingston (Granada)
Mark Wynter
Michael Cox & The Hunters
Brook Brothers
Dean Rogers & The Marauders
Janet Richmond
Kenny Lynch
Johnny Wiltshire & The Trebletones
Tony Marsh (compere)
Promoter : Arthur Howes
Manchester (Palace)
"Charity show"
Halifax (Victoria Hall)
Ken Mackintosh
Birmingham (Hippodrome) - week
John Barry Seven
The Honeys
Johnny Worth
Chris Carlsen
Joan & Paul Sharratt
Larry Grayson
11 - Paddington (Savoy)
12 - Burnt Oak (Savoy)
13 - Rotherham (Essoldo)
14 - Durham (Essoldo)
15 - Keighley (Essoldo)
16 - Dewsbury (Pioneer)
The Mudlarks
Ricky Valance
Al Saxon
Russ Sainty
Rhet Stoller Group
Alan Freeman (compere)
Promoter - Bunny Lewis
"Top Twenty Hit Parade"
16 - Exeter (Savoy)
17 - Bournemouth (Gaumont)
18 - Dover (ABC)
19 - Cambridge (Regal)
20 - Northampton (ABC)
21 - Lincoln (Savoy)
22 - Cleethorpes (ABC)
23 - Carlisle (Lonsdale)
The Honeys
Johnny Worth
John Barry Seven
Gerry Dorsey
Chris Carlsen (comper)
Promoter - Arthur Howes
Hanley (Theatre Royal)
Flack & Lamar
The Four Ramblers
Don Lang & His Frantic Five
Jeffrey Lenner
Lynnette Ray
13 - London (Finsbury Park Empire)
20 - Liverpool (Empire)
John Barry Seven
Dobie Twins
Joe Black
Gilbert
Liddell Triplets
Two Clifts
Two Kelwins
Larry Grayson
Liverpool (Empire)
Charity Show in aid of the Harold House Youth Club
Alfred Marks
Anthony Newley
Bill Maynard
Ken Mackintosh & His Orchestra
Maria Pavlou
Mike & Bernie Winters
Pearl Carr & Teddy Johnson
Tony Brent
Vera Day
Peterborough (Embassy)
The Shadows
Patty Brook & The Diamonds
Alan Randall
The Rebel Rousers
Norman Vaughan (compere)
Promoter - Arthur Howes
24 - Leeds (Empire) - week
31 - Sheffield (Lyceum) - week
25 - Tunbridge Wells (Essoldo)
26 - Portsmouth (Essoldo)
27 - Banbury (Essoldo)
28 - Wakefield (Essoldo)
29 - Scunthorpe (Essoldo)
30 - Barrow (Essoldo)
Terry Dene
Vince Taylor
Ricky Wayne
Screaming Lord Sutch
Film
Adam Faith
Music by John Barry
29 - London (Lewisham Gaumont)
30 - London (Finsbury Park Astoria)
Cyril Stapleton Show Band
Ray Merrell
George Meaton
Promoters - Arthur Howes & Leslie Grade
Edmonton (Regal Cinema)
Johnny Carlson
Jan Rohde
Neil Christian
Annual concert for his old school at Cheshunt in aid of the town's youth club building
Dates & venues unknown
Probably the same tour as above
The Mudlarks (Those singing swinging)
Ricky Valance("Tell Laura I love her")
Al Saxon (Fontana's recording star)
Russ Sainty ("Too shy")
Rhet Stoller Group (Decca's new recording group)
Stan Van (The comedy man)
Alan Freeman (compere)
