01 - Bristol - (Hippodrome)
08 - Sheffield (Empire)
22 - Cardiff (New)
29 - Bradford (Alhambra)
October 1958
06 - Chester (Royalty)
BRADFORD
The Four Jones Boys
Barry Anthony
Dave Gray
Fey Jover
Mary Kinson
Kelty & Della
CHESTER
The Four Jones Boys
Sonny Roy
Roy Lance
Jessie Carron
Joan & Paul Sharratt
Edna Savage
Margo & June
BRISTOL
Hal Roach
Mistin Juniors
Fred Lovelle
Peter Quinton
Roy Rivers
Georgette
SHEFFIELD
Sonny Roy (The funny boy)
Earl & Elgar (Musically clowning)
Les Dounos (Continental acrobatic aces)
Mary Kinson (Somthing new in magic)
CARDIFF
Chas. McDevitt with Shirley Douglas
Dave Gray
Barry Anthony
Earl & Elgar
Eva May Wong
London (Finsbury Park Empire)
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Chas McDevitt with Shirley Douglas
Nancy Whiskey
Shirley Douglas
Joan Rhodes
Ray Mack
Billy Revel & Ray Fields
The Embassy Girls
Nancy Whiskey, Chas McDevitt (standing)
Marty Wilde (seated), Shirley Douglas
02 - Wigan (Ritz) - see above
07 - Exeter (Savoy)
12 - Dover (Granada)
October 1958
06 - Liverpool (Empire)
12 - St. Albans (Odeon) - see below
19 - Colchester (Regal) - see below
20 - Birmingham (Hippodrome) - see below
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27 - Glasgow (Empire)
WIGAN
Betty Smith Quintet
Barbara Law
Fran Dowie
Kandy Kane
Jackie Ross
Bristol - (Hippodrome)
Howard Jones & Reg Arnold
Allen & Albee Sisters
Metronotes
Bob & Marion Konyot
Billy O'Sullivan
Joan Winters & Guy Fielding
Lane Twins
TV
"Oh Boy!" - Jack Good - ITV
Last show 30th May 1959
14 - Kilburn (Gaumont State)
15 - Edmonton (Regal)
16 - Romford (Odeon)
17 - Birmingham (Odeon)
18 - Glasgow (Odeon)
19 - Edinburgh (New Victoria)
20 - Newcastle (Odeon)
21 - Liverpool (Odeon)
22 - Leeds (Odeon)
23 - Bradford (Gaumont)
25 - Wolverhampton (Gaumont)
26 - Cheltenham (Gaumont)
27 - Cardiff (Capitol)
28 - Plymouth (Odeon)
29 - Taunton (Gaumont)
30 - Salisbury (Gaumont)
October 1958
01 - Southampton (Gaumont)
02 - Rochester (Gaumont)
03 - Southend (Odeon)
04 - Hammersmith (Gaumont)
Vic Lewis & His Orchestra with Irma Logan
Max Geldray (From the Goon Show)
Alan Clive (TV's tall host of fun)
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14 - Rush (Palladium Ballroom)
15 - Sligo
16 - Londonderry
17 - Belfast
18 - Waterford
19 - Arklow
20 - ?????
Irish Tour
15 - Chiswick (Empire)
October 1958
27 - Middlesbrough (Empire)
Mike Preston (New Decca recording personailty)
Freddie Earle (Who?)
CHISWICK
Billie Anthony (Columbia's atomic singing star)
Victor Seaforth (The man with a 1,000 voices)
The Rosinas (Supreme aerialists)
Pat Rosa (Where there's a wheel)
Flack & Lamarr (Dancers de Luxe
Empire Orchestra with Charles Henry
MIDDLESBROUGH
Joy & David Adams
Dale Cook
Levanda
20 - Burnt Oak (Savoy)
21 - Essoldo (Clacton)
24 - Portsmouth (Troxy)
25 - Loughborough (Essoldo)
28 - Southport (Garrick)
October 1958
01 - Birkenhead (Essoldo)
02 - Stretford (Essoldo)
John Barry Seven
Vince Eager
The Sophisticates
Rae Young
Pat Laurence
Promoter - Larry Parnes
21 - Wolverhampton (Civic Hall)
22 - Bradford (St. Georges Hall)
23 - Hull (City Hall)
24 - Hanley (Victoria Hall)
29 - York (Rialto)
30 - Lincoln (Savoy)
October 1958
01 - Birmingham (Town Hall)
02 - Brighton (The Dome)
12 - Plymouth (Theatre Royal)
14 - Worcester (Gaumont)
15 - Rugby (Granada)
18 - Slough (Adelphi)
26 - Cheltenham (Gaumont)
28 - Wigan (Ritz)
30 - Dublin (Theatre Royal)
31 - Belfast (Ritz)
November 1958
04 - Nottingham (Odeon)
06 - Southampton (Gaumont) - 3 nights
09 - Maidstone (Granada)
12 - Bedford (Granada)
14 - Shrewsbury (Granada)
15 - Kettering (Granada)
Five Dallas Boys (not Plymouth)
Harriott & Evans (Plymouth)
Barbara Law
Betty Smith Quintet
Murray Campbell (Plymouth)
Joe Church (compere) (not Plymouth)
Promoter - Harold Fielding
London (Royal Albert Hall)
Tony Brent
Jim Dale
Jackie Dennis
Toni Dalli
Jane Forrest
Dennis Lotis
Gary Miller
Marion Ryan
Nancy Whisky
Marty Wilde
Ted Heath & His Orchestra
Peter Knight & His Orchestra
"The Great Pop Prom"
London (Prince Of Wales) - 2 weeks
Kalin Twins (Hit recorders of "When")
Jimmy Jewel & Ben Warriss (week one)
Michael Holliday (week two)
Florian Zabach (Violin personality from USA)
Jimmy Gay (Gay's the word)
Ron Parry (The new personality)
Granger's Puppets (Circus on strings)
Alexander's Dog Revue (Canine wonders)
The Dunjas (Whirlwind acrobats)
Bobby Dennis (Something new in comedy)
Harold Collins Theatre Orchestra - Dennis Ringrowe
Promoters - Lew & Leslie Grade
22 - Cardiff (New Theatre)
29 - Bradford (Alhambra)
October 1958
06 - Chester (Royalty)
Four Jones Boys
Dave Gray (The new style comedian)
Barry Anthony (The explosive spark)
Fey Jover (A bundle of fun)
The above is the Bradford line-up
Radio
Terry Dene &
The Dene Aces
Humphrey Littleton & His Band
Johnny Duncan & His Blue Grass Boys
previously known as Saturday Skiffle Club (June 1st 1957)
Last show January 18th 1969
05 - Hanley (Victoria Hall)
06 - Blackpool (Odeon)
07 - Wigan (Ritz)
08 - Glasgow (St. Andrew's Hall)
10 - Manchester (Free Trade Hall)
12 - Liverpool (Empire)
14 - Leicester (De Montfort Hall)
15 - Sheffield (City Hall)
16 - Newcastle (City Hall)
17 - Birmingham (Town Hall)
18 - York (Rialto)
19 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
Eddie Calvert
Cliff Richard & The Drifters
The Most Brothers
The Londonaires
Tony Marsh (compere)
Leicester (De Montfort Hall)
Chas. McDevitt Group with Shirley Douglas
Vince Eager & His Vagabonds
The John Barry Seven
Sonny Roy (compere)
Promoter - Arthur Kimbrell
Chatham (Empire)
John Barry Seven
Nancy Whiskey
06 - Chiswick (Empire)
20 - Sunderland (Empire)
Jill Day (Glamorous record star of stage, screen & tv)
Jim Couton (New star comedian)
The Clifts (Novelty aerobatics)
Alain Diagora (Phenomenal juggler-balancer)
The Kelwins (Continental aerialists)
Gillian & June (Dance stylists)
The Empire Orchestra - Charles Henry
Bradford (St George's Hall)
Lawrence Brown
Bruno Raikin (pianist)
Singer, actor, civil rights activist (1898-1976)
St. Albans (Odeon)
Cherry Wainer with Don Storer
Larry Page
The Lana Sisters
Rory Blackwell & His Blackjacks
Tommy Dene (Compere)
Promoter - Arthur Howes
Bradford (Alhambra)
The Hi-Fis
The Skating Merenos
Lane Twins
Howard Jones & Reggie Arnold
Billy O'Sullivan
Richman & Jackson
Bob & Marion Konyot
06 - Sheffield (Empire)
13 - Newcastle (Empire)
20 - London (Finsbury Park Empire)
Full copy of Sheffield programme
Full copy of Newcastle programme
Johnny Laycock & Bee (Muic & madness)
Lorrae Desmond (Vivacious recording star)
SHEFFIELD
Allen & The Albee Sisters (Juggling with laughs)
Leslie Randall (TV's star of "Joan & Leslie"
Jackie German (Youth on wheels)
Clarkson & Leslie (Scotch & Tonic)
NEWCASTLE
Harry Rowson & Sylvia Ross (A droll & his doll)
Johnny Stewart (New style funster)
The Ladringlos (Looping the loop)
Norman & Niki Grant (Artistry in rhythm)
FINSBURY PARK EMPIRE
Miki & Griff
Leslie Randall
Francois & Randall
Norman & Niki Grant
13 - London (Finsbury Park Empire)
20 - Liverpool (Empire)
John Barry Seven
Liddell Triplets
Two Clifts
Two Kelwins
FINSBURY PARK
Flack & Lamar
Billy Dainty
Claudine
Dobie Twins
Joe Black
Gilbert
Larry Grayson
13 - Taunton (Gaumont)
20 - Coventry (Theatre)
November 1958
03 - Worcester (Gaumont)
TAUNTON & COVENTRY
Hal Monty (Laugh & be happy)
The Cha-Chas (Direct from Cuba
David Conway (Wizard of the electric harmonica)
The Strong Brothers (Varietys new sensation)
Jolly Jesters (A wee bit of scotch)
Cycling Kirks (Wizards on wheels)
COVENTRY
Yvonne Prestige
Billy Moore
Colchester (Regal)
Cherry Wainer
The Lana Sisters
Jimmy Currie Trio
Tommy Deane (compere)
Promoter - Arthur Howes
Birmingham (Hippodrome)
Billy Dainty
The Ansons
Johnny & Suma Lamonte
Ron Scott
Don Arrol
Annel and Brask
Flack & Lamar
St. Albans (Odeon)
"The Big Teenage Special"
see also December 1958
Cliff Richard & The Drifters
Neville Taylor
Nine Langford Teenagers
Rory Blackwell & His Blackjacks
Tony Marsh (compere)
Promoter - Arthur Howes
26 - Cheltenham (Gaumont)
28 - Wigan (Ritz)
November 1958
09 - Maidstone (Granada)
12 - Bedford (Granada)
14 - Shrewsbury (Granada)
15 - Kettering (Granada)
27 - London (Chiswick Empire)
John Barry Seven
Nancy Whiskey
Dave Gray
Earl & Elgar
Mary Kinson
Roy Lanee
Horler Twins
Glasgow (Green's Playhouse)
Tony Crombie & His Rockets
The Bachelors
Autumn
Granada Theatres
Russ Hamilton (Oriole recording star)
Rosemary Squires (TV's personality singer)
Dennis Spicer (TV's famous ventriloquist)
Jim Couton (Always a fool)
The Londonairs (The mirth and melody makers)
Johnny Wiltshire & The Trebletones
Jeffrey Lenner (compere)
Autumn?
Granada Theatres
Kenneth Earle
Malcolm Vaughan
Ken Platt
Beryl Reid
Autumn?
Dates and venue unknown
Programme says Cliff has just finished Kalin Twins Tour
Wee Willie Harris
Mike Preston
Joy & David Adams
Jackie Day
The Bachelors
Tony Crombie & His Rockets
Promoter - Arthur Howes
