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... Edward Tudor Pole takes over as presenter of The Crystal Maze, Channel 4,8.30 pm when Sarah rejects his romantic overtures Nuacht Magazone Glenroe News: Weather, followed by New Adventures of Superman. Superman is forced to stop using his super powers ...
... and Miss Kathleen Tudor- Pole. Phrtstewart, with marks as against 172 scored by Miss M. Huzlev's duet. Belfast. First prise in the competition for song with string obligato went to Mr. Gilbert Young. Deny, and Miss Kathleen Tudor- Pole. The latter was also ...
... Carrig-na-cule Hotel, in aid of Red Cross funds. The programme embraced items the Misses H. and 1). (Coleraine), Miss Katharine Tudor Pole (London), Miss Brown (Lima\*ady). Miss Woodburn (Coleraine), Messrs. J. Harvey and F. Martin (Portstcwart). Miss Black ...
... weep. But what are the origins of fear, why do some people seek it out and how can it be overcome? The Crystal Maze Edward Tudor- Pole jeads another darhgtgam of contestants through the zones of the Crystal Maze, wherein they must face individual challenges ...
... Warren (Coleraine); song. Mr. T. M'Connell; violin solo, Miss Tudor Pole: song. Mrs. Harvey: song, Rev. William M'Coy. Part IL—Pianoforte solo. Rev. E. M'Connell:violin solo, Miss Tudor Pole; song, Rev. William M'Coy: song. Mrs. Harvey: song, Mr. T. M'Connell: ...
... and Mils Taggart. Deny; J, Masts Carswell and Hurst. Belfast. • Duet for Piano andf Violm—l, Mrs. Stuart Anderaon and Mis# Tudor Pole. Portstewart; 2. Miss Marie Martin. Whitehead, and Miss Huxley, . Duet—l, Rev. J. R. Cbnlpn and Mr. F. M'Connell, Ball>Tncna; ...
... fromlTV's Gladiators, in Warrior; pop vocalists the The Flying Pickets in The Empress; and Rik Mayall, Gina Beilman and Edward Tudor Pole (the new host of The Crystal Maze) in Horse Opera, composed by Stewart Copeland of The Police. Miriam Margolyes is reincarnated ...
... over packed audience, and the programme, which reached high standard of merit, was contributed to by Mrs. Montgomery, Miss Tudor Pole, Benvarden; the Misses M. Murdoch, and Olive Brown, Portrush;. the Missesv S. Giimour, H. Haughev, D. Haughey, and O. Cunningham ...
... the Bushmills V.t . ’H;.- Rev. D. H. Dewar. 8.A., Bally watt. and programme unusual was by Mrs. Montgomery, Beuvard. • 1 Tudor. Pole, Portstewait; Miss Olive Browne. Miss M. Ahirdoch. and Miss Hale. J’orirnsl.: Miss S. Gilmour, tho Misses Haughey. Miss ...
... attention ire members should give to proper preparation for the eerviees. The chief mileicel items wet* given by Morals, Tudor Pole. and Mr. Mir Moms bee a beautiful contralto voice, with a very sympathetic tone, but what have et-rick the audience was ...
... throughout. Charuiin soloists were Miss Haughey (Coleraine) and Mies B r own (Limavady); violin solos by Miss Katherine Tudor Pole (London), and 'cello solos by _Miss Woodburn (Coleraine) were contributed in exisellent and very pleasing style; the humorous ...
... earthwork; Mr. Hugh Clemente (tenor) and Mr. James Troy (baritone), Coleraine; and an exceptionally talented violinist, Miss Tudor Pole, Portstewart. Mr. Patrick Boyle, Ballymoney. and Mr. John Clements, Coleraine, in the roles of entertainer and comedian ...