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Photos from the 1920s and 30s |
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![]() This is a picture of Louie Dickinson (née Spencer) from whom we have received these early photographs.
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These Pantomimes were prepared and performed by members of the Bramley St. Peter's Church Sunday.
Performances took place during January on the stage of Bramley National School in Hough Lane.
This was destroyed in a fire in the 1950s and has been replaced by houses. When a stage had been built in the Church Institute, productions moved there.
This building used to be situated in Waterloo Lane on the site of the present Community Centre. It was also burnt down in a fire in July 1957.
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![]() Another photo from 1932. Louie Spencer and Mary Watson as Principals. |
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![]() Dancers are: H. King, V. Elliot, Louie Dickinson (née Spencer), Mary Cox (née Gambles) and Evelyn Spence (née Turner), M. Turner. ![]() |
![]() You may be able to identify some of these children from the names in the acticle about this production from The Pudsey and Stanningley News. ![]() |
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Victor Cox who, was 23 years old in 1926, wrote his memoires. The extract we have copied deals with his time acting in and writing pantomimes before the Second World War. |
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1930 Pantomime Robinson Crusoe with
![]() Percy Armitage, Louie Spencer, possibly Victor Cox and Mary Watson. ![]() |
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Simple Simon 1931. Louie Spencer as Boy Blue and Ethel as Bo Peep.![]() ![]() |
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