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East Ham 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for East Ham]

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25
Friday.—Corporation Sewage and Destructor Works. (One
party of 25 persons.) Electricity Generating Station. (Two
parties of 25 persons each.)
Saturday.—Corporation Sewage and Destructor Works.
(One party of 25 persons.)
Through the kind permission of the Management of the
respective Cinematograph Theatres, the film, "The Invisible
Enemy," was shown as under :—
Monday.—Premier Super Cinema, High Street North.
Tuesday.—The Picture Coliseum, Upton Park.
Wednesday.—The Picture Coliseum, High Street North.
Thursday.—Broadway Cinema, High Street South.
Friday.-—Boleyn Electric Theatre, Barking Road.
Saturday.—Coronation Super Cinema, Manor Park.
Displays of Physical Drill, Selections of Part Songs, Country
Dances, etc., were given in the Large Hall by the Scholars of the
following Schools :—
Monday, 5th October.
5.30-7.30 p.m.—Fourth Avenue Boys, Napier Road Boys'
Brampton Road Girls, Shaftesbury Road Boys.
Tuesday, 6th October.
5-7 p.m.—Hartley Avenue Boys.
8-8.30 p.m.—High Street Senior, Shaftesbury Road Girls,
Winsor School Intermediate, Fourth Avenue Infants.
Wednesday, 7th October.
5-7 p.m.—Shaftesbury Road Boys, Hartley Avenue Boys,
Silvertown R.C., Hartley Avenue Infants.
8-9 p.m.—Napier Road Boys, Vicarage Lane Boys.
Thursday, 8th October.
5.30-8 p.m.—Kensington Avenue Girls, Winsor School Intermediate,
Vicarage Lane Girls, Wakefield Central School.