Concerts & Package Tours : 1958 (November - December) |
Jan - Feb 1958 | Mar - Apr 1958 | May - June 1958 | July - Aug 1958 | Sept - Oct 1958 | Charts & Memorabilia |
November 2nd 1958 Canterbury (Odeon) |
Cliff Richard & The Drifters Don Lang & His Frantic Five Most Brothers Top Town Teenagers Rory Blackwell Tony Marsh (compere) Promoter - Arthur Howes |
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November 3rd 1958 London (Colisseum) |
Pat Boone Eartha Kitt Max Bygraves Frankie Vaughan Beverley Sisters Roy Castle |
Royal Variety Performance |
November 1958 03 - Norwich (Theatre Royal) NORWICH
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Marty Wilde & His Wildcats METROPOLITAN SUNDERLAND |
Full copy of Metropolitan programme CARDIFF |
November 3rd 1958 Sunderland (Empire) |
Johnny Duncan & His Blue Grass Boys Joy & David Adams Hackford & Doyle Billie Anthony Flack & Lamar Billy O'Sullivan The Rosinas |
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November 1958 16 - Worksop (Regal)
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Marty Wilde John Barry Seven Nancy Whiskey Bobby Dennis Ajjie & Debbie Eric Roger (compere)
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November 9th 1958 Derby (Hippodrome) |
Cliff Richard & The Drifters Wee Willie Harris Most Brothers Tony Crombie & His Rockets The Bachelors Tony Marsh (compere) Promoter - Arthur Howes |
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November 1958 09 - Maidstone Granada Cinemas |
Tommy Steele
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November 1958 10 - Hastings (Pier Ballroom) December 1958 07 - Kennington (Granada) |
Colin Hicks Johnny Duncan Nancy Whiskey The Southlanders "The Colin Hicks Band Show" |
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November 11th 1958 Lincoln (ABC) |
Michael Holliday (Famous recording, TV & radio star) David Conway (Wizrd of the electric harmonica) The Cha-Cha's (Direct from Cuba) The Strong Brothers (Variety's newest sensation) Jolly Jesters (A wee bit of scotch) Hal Monty (Laugh & be happy) Cycling Kirks (Wizards on wheels) |
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November 1958 16 - Ipswich (Gaumont) - Sunday
Full copy of Ipswich programme
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Mudlarks Dallas Boys Jimmy Currie Trio Tony Marsh (compere) Most Brothers (Ipswich) Cherry Wainer (Salisbury) "The Big Teenage Special" Promoter - Arthur Howes
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November 1958 16 - London (Elephant & Castle Trocadero)
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Cliff Richard & The Drifters ELEPHANT & CASTLE Promoters - Paul Lincoln & George Ganjou CHISWICK EMPIRE
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November 17th 1958 Manchester (Hippodrome) - week |
Lonnie Donegan | |
November 21st 1958 Winchester (Lido Ballroom) |
Johnny Duncan & His Blue Grass Boys Acker Bilk's Paramount Jazz Band |
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November 23rd 1958 Birmingham (Town Hall) |
Johnny Duncan & His Blue Grass Boys Second City Jazzmen Promoters - Birmingham Maccabi Association |
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November 1958 23 - Walthamstow (Granada) |
Cliff Richard Wee Willie Harris Larry Page The Most Brothers The Bachelors Tony Crombie Band Basil Kirchin Band
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November 24th 1958 Bradford (Alhambra) - week |
Kenneth Earle Malcolm Vaughan |
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November 24th 1958 Edinburgh (Empire) |
The Mudlarks Averil Jean & Aurel Verne Jackie German Lorrae Desmond |
Donald B.Stuart Johnny Laycock & Bee Allen Brothers & une Peter Martin |
December 1st 1958 London (Finsbury Park Empire) - week |
Cliff Richard & The Drifters (Britain's latest teenage
sensation) Johnny Duncan & His Blue Grass Boys (Rock-A-Billy boy from the USA) Vendryes (The debonair deceiver) Joy & Dave Adams (From TV's "Cool For Cats") Freddie Earle (The "Earl" of laughs) Shipway Twins (Hanging around bars) Hackford & Doyle (Wood & wind, mostly wind) The Hi-Steppers The Empire Orchestra - Sydney Kaplan |
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December 1st 1958 Leicester (Palace)
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Shirley Bassey Billy O'Sullivan (The rogue with the brogue) Three Paulos (Thrills in the air) The Hi-Fi's (Sidekicks of harmony) Paul King (Musical virtuoso) Winter & Fielding (Wit and personality) Ron & Rita (On the wire) Gaye Sisters (Modern misses) |
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December 1st 1958 London (Finsbury Park Empire) |
Cliff Richard & The Drifters (Britain's latest teen singing
sensation) Johnny Duncan & The Blue Grass Boys (Rock-a-billy boy from the USA) Joy & Dave Adams (From TVs "Cool For Cats") Histeppers (An episode of dance) Shipway Twins (Hanging around bars) Freddie Earle (The 'Earl' of laughing) Hackford & Hoyle (Wood & wind) Vendryes (The sophisticated sorcerer) |
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December 1958 07 - Colchester (Regal)
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Cliff Richard & The Drifters Neville Taylor (The "Oh Boy" singing star) The Most Brothers (Decca's foremost singing duo) The Five Dallas Boys (The sensational "Oh Boy" vocal group) Joy & David Adams (Parlophone's latest recording stars) The Wiseguys (Three men of music) Tony Marsh (compere) "The Big Teenage Special" Promoters - Charles H. Locker - Arthur Howes Full copy of Bristol programme Cliff Richard (sore throat) was replaced by Vince Taylor at Colchester - Cherry Wainer was also unable to perform and was replaced by The Tracy Sisters see also December 28th |
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December 8th 1958 Finsbury Park (Empire) - week
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Teddy Johnson & Pearl Carr (Mr & Mrs music) The King Brothers (Television's teenager rhythm group) Jimmy James (TV & radio comedian) Shan presented by Masoni (The girl with the amazing memory) Wilson, Keppel & Betty (Cleopatra's nightmare) Joan & Paul Sharratt (Making little people come to life) Averil Jean & Aurel Verne (Modern dance stylists) The Empire Orchestra - Rob Merlin
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December 8th 1958 Oxford (New Theatre) |
Lonnie Donegan | |
December 1958 08 - Leeds (Empire) - week |
Wee Willie Harris Tony Crombie & His Rockets The Gaunt Brothers Two Bachelors Hi-Steppers Dance Team Murray Campbell LEEDS SUNDERLAND |
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December 14th 1958 Derby (Hippodrome) |
The Mudlarks The Dallas Boys Vince Taylor Promoter - Arthur Howes |
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December 16th 1958 Bradford (Majestic Ballroom) |
Colin Hicks & The Cabin Boys
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Younger brother of Tommy Steele |
December 21st 1958 Kilburn (Gaumont State) Charity Concert for the |
Anne Shelton Bill Maynard Denis Coleman Singers Dickie Valentine Don Fox Don Lang Ivan Dozin & His Metropolitan Orchestra Group One Jack Douglas Jimmy Lloyd Jimmy Wheeler Joan Regan Johnny Gray & His Band Of The Day The King Brothers Marty Wilde Robert Earl Rosemary Squires Roy Castle Sheila Rose The Stargazers Tommy Trinder Tony Osborne Vince Eager "This Night With The Stars" |
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December 23rd 1958 Southampton (Gaumont) - 16 nights |
Frankie Vaughan at the piano Raymond Long The King Brothers Murray Campbell (TV and recording trumpetr) Frank Weir & His Stage Orchestra Chic Murray & Maidie (The tall droll with te smart doll) Maxine Daniels (Glamorous songstress) Jimmy Wheeler (Ay Ay That's Yer Lot) Billy Smart's Sea Lions Promoter - Bernard Delfont |
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Pantomime 1958 Manchester (Hulme - Hippodrome) - Season |
The Mudlarks Joan Edwards Billy Danvers Don Arden Audrey Nicholson Harvey Wilson Larry Grayson Pointer Delaney Dancers Winstanley Juveniles |
"Aladdin & His Wonderful Lamp" |
Pantomime 1958 Stockton (Globe) - Season |
Lonnie Donegan Sally Barnes Peter Dulay & Charles French Marian Miller Bobby Beaumont "Aladdin" |
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Pantomime 1958 Stockton (Hippodrome) - Season
Opened 24th December 1958
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Marty Wilde & His Wildcats Chas McDevitt & His "Freight Train Boys" Shirley Douglas Pantomime - Babes In The Wood
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Pantomime 1958 Southport (Essoldo Garrick) |
Vince Eager Pantomime - Mother Goose |
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December 1958 28 - Hanley (Victoria Hall) January 1959 04 - Reading (Palace Theatre) |
Cliff Richard Cherry Wainer Five Dallas Boys Neville Taylor Promoter - Arthur Howes |
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Pantomime 1958 London (Coliseum) Opened 18th December 1958
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Tommy Steele Jimmy Edwards Yana "Cinderella" Promoter - Harold Fielding
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Pantomime 1958 Finsbury Park (Empire) Pantomime |
Dickie Valentine "Aladdin"
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Pantomime 1958 Sheffield
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Laurie |London Edna Savage "Babes In The Wood" |
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Concerts & Package Tours : 1958 (November - December) |