Calling all CSI sleuths

[Ninatoo]

Hi Pogle and welcome to Rootschat!

That's amazing!  Always good to see a connection to these kind of things! 

Nina

[Timbottawa]

Thanks Pogle.  It's amazing that, 4 years after the previous message, this thread is still proving useful to people.  I initiated the thread, but I had to go back to remind myself what it was all about!

Cheers
Tim

[eileen1953]

hello, i'm not sure if i'm doing this right, but, here goes. my maiden name is helen(eileen) corr. i am trying to find siblings of my great and great, great grandfathers. my grt grandfather was william corr born c1852, he married esther mckechnie. he had a sister, catherine who married a james mooney. their parents were john corr 1812-1880 and sarah keenan 1830-1894. they lived in glasgow scotland, but were originally from northern ireland, names i know are magharafelt co. derry,  co.down (morgan's farm) and co. tyrone and maybe belfast. i was wondering if we have any connection or if you know anything to help me in my search. thanks, eileen.

[Pogle1962]

Hi,

I've received my CLHS journals and they've given me a great deal of information about my great uncle. The 1923 period is recorded in Journal 23, 2007 and I'd recommend a copy to anyone interested in the wider hsitory.

Anyway, the programme for 1923 included:

Dick Whittington Pantomime which opened on New Year's Day for one week;
Randolph Sutton Theatre Company in March;
The Gay Beggars, a costume concert party in July;
The Beggar's Opera (English Opera Company) September;
Datas, The memory man October;
2 Pantomimes, The House that Jack Built and Dick Whitington and his cat.

Not sure if this hels anyone, but one of thses may the troupe in the photo.

The owner proprotor was H G Bear, Manager H Greenland.