... Bunt will b« held the Tidorm Room* n«*i Monday. performer* being :—Fir?* violm, Mr Hubert Hunt; *«eond violin, Mi!«» K. Tudor Pole; v«olft. Mi** Glnd.tr* Home; vvolooceHft, Mr Rop. nttractir* jrogramme ha* been arranged* The decade* of the Philham r «ri ...

... under the management Hubert H mt b*lri ai. the Virtone Rooms Monday, thq performers being Fir«t riolm. H Hunt; second Miss K Tudor Pole; vu-la. Gladys Home; sjolonoelfcK Roger Bnv'knaU. An programme been arranged. A soprano in Bristol. Miss Edith Evans, has ...

... need dcaJ with her »üb>ecr. the were eotertamed b/ Mi*« Ttidor Foie, whose able upon t: .> violin wa« greatiy appreciated. Tudor Pole presided, and briefly inlroduord M,•> Nicholson with a refer her London work, and particulariv it# value proving that p ...

... displayed their ability asuartets by some of the great masters. These executants were Hubert Hunt 'first xiolini. Miss K Tudor Pole violin'. Miss Gladys Home ivkdei. and Roger Bucknall ivioloncello'. Compositions bv Brahms. Mendelssohn, and con'* ruled ...

... Tborntoo. and S. Carver Violin from Eugene Onegin (Tschxikomkvk Bristol names tba list ■nasben. folea were played by Mias Tudor Pole mad is*— ntiicx * - Simpaea and Mr K. T reel it upon the officials the from th© Glynn Quartette Part? and rwatation* i -r ...

... bearing tin I-got! ions were not yet concluded. It was done bring about change (or the belter. yv *r. meeting reelected Mr W. Tudor Pole, sdd-e.« ~f relatives The relatives refuse.! tr thought, however, that th* premiae* could would ever, lower level with regard ...