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Birth: 15 March 1862 Death: 3 May 1947 Search his grave

5 What is the Life of a Man (sung by Harry Holman) (Roud 848) (Recorded on 16.12.59 at The Cherry Tree , Copthorne) As I was a-walking one morning at ease, A-viewing the leaves as they hung on the trees, They were all in full motion, or appearing to be, And those that were withered, they fell from the

Roud 16704) (Recorded on 18.5.60 at The Cherry Tree , Copthorne) Poor Father's feet took up half the street So his boots were in proportion, And the kid's he'd squash in a day, by gosh! That really was a caution Now me and me brother from the age of four Were up to eleven, could sleep and snore Nice and cosy in a box of straw

Celebration Party on Sunday 5th March of the Thetford dojo the growing success of my other dojos at Brandon, Dereham Riddlesworth Hall school. Thetford Saturday Infants Juniors Harry Holman On A Winner In A Grappling Contest I am glad we were only out of the main hall for one week. There's no way we could train such a small area. It is amazing how things change

singers, George 'Pop' Maynard and George Spicer do get almost half of the tracks between them but there are telling contributions from less well known, or at least less recorded, singers. It is especially good to see a platform being given to Jim Wilson, Harry Holman and Jim 'Brick' Harber. Harry Holman does contribute one song, There was a Poor Thresherman to Topic's Voice

киножурнализм In Forbidden (Columbia Pictures, 1932), Nick, alias Mary Sunshine (Harry Holman) turns over his job as advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist to Lulu Smith (Barbara Stanwyck) at the request of

THE BRIDE CAME C.O.D. (1941) Cagney, at right, had the starring role.Next to him are Jack Carson and Bette Davis. Harry Holman played

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