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[Letter] 1924 December 9 [from] William Wooding Starmer
No full textHandwritten copy(?) of a section of a letter from William Wooding Starmer regarding his lectures and the upcoming expansion of the Bournville carillon
Quarter-chimes & Chime Tunes by William Wooding Starmer, fellow of the Royal Academy of Music
No full textBooklet written by William Wooding (W. W.) Starmer about clock music, when he was a fellow at the Royal Academy of Music, London. Booklet had multiple printings, undetermined which printing this copy is from
Keir Starmer elected as Labour party leader - so, who is he?
Full text linkFirst paragraph: Party leaders matter more than ever in today’s politics. They embody their parties in the public’s mind and, for many voters, assessing a leader is a cognitive shortcut simplifying the process of electoral choice. So, Keir Starmer’s election as the UK’s Labour party leader, defeating Rebecca Long-Bailey (the “continuity candidate”) and Lisa Nandy, will have a major effect on the party’s prospects for revival.https://theconversation.com/keir-starmer-elected-as-labour-party-leader-so-who-is-he-13558
Labour Party leadership can Keir Starmer really maintain party unity?
No full textKeir Starmer convincingly won the leadership of the Labour Party, gaining strong support in the parliamentary Labour Party, unions and the membership. However, as the controversy over a leaked report into internal party disciplinary procedures shows, unity is not a given. Max Kiefel compares the challenges Starmer faces to the circumstances of his two predecessors as party leader, and argues that it is not enough to create party unity, he must also lead the party to respond effectively to the Covid-19 crisis
Playmates were they, girl and lad
No full textFor voice and piano.Caption title.Cover illustration: a boy up in a tree tying leaves, with his father looking on / Starmer; includes inset photograph of Eleanor Wisdom.Archived web conten
Blue diamonds / by Jack Caddigan and Chick Story.
No full textFirst line of text: I have found a treasure, worth far more than gold. -- First line of chorus: Little blue diamonds heaven sent to me. -- For voice and piano. -- Caption title. -- Advertising includes musical incipits. -- Cover illustration by Starmer. -- Cover includes two photographs of Miss "Jackie" Saunders and Baby Jacqueline.Archived web conten
Somehow when I'm feeling blue and lonely
No full textFor voice and piano.Caption title.Cover illustration by Starmer; includes inset photograph of Dixie Harris.Archived web conten
Bring back that old-fashioned waltz : song / by Albert Hay Malotte.
No full textFirst line of text: Bring back that old fashioned waltz again. -- For voice and piano. -- Caption title. -- Advertising includes musical incipit. -- Cover illustration: Couple in 18th century dress dancing under a strand of flowers; includes inset photo of Mary Jayne / Starmer. -- "Dedicated to my folks."Archived web conten
Gee! I feel so blue, faw away my thoughts do wander.
No full textFor voice and piano.Caption title.Cover illustration by Starmer."The big song hit from Ed. Hutchison's stunning production, A night on a roof garden"--Cover.First line of text: Gee! I feel so blue, faw away my thoughts do wander.Archived web conten
I've just returned from college
No full textFor voice and piano.Title from caption.Cover illustration by Starmer; includes several inset photographs of singer Claire Romaine.Archived web conten
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