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              Polytechnic Popular Saturday Entertainments, Queens Hall
              RSP/6/7/15 · Item · 15 Feb [1902]
              Part of Regent Street Polytechnic
              Programme for the Polytechnic Popular Saturday Entertainments held at the Queen's Hall on Saturday 15th [1902]. The programme features artistes: Mme Alice Esty, Miss Edna Thornton, Mr Charles Saunders and Mr Harry Dearth with Mr John Dunn solo violin, Mr C S Jekyll grand organ solo, Mr Will Edwards humorous songs and Mr Harry Rice musical sketch; The Polytechnic Select Choir and an Exhibition of Animated Photographs - accompanist Mr Herbert van Vleet and conductor - Mr G R Egerton.
              Inside is a 4-page illustrated advertisement for West's "Our Navy", presented at the Polytechnic, Regent Street - Cruise of the Ophir; with printed amendment to note that the shows are now twice daily at 3 and 8.
              The Art School Show
              The Art School Show
              RSP/6/7/16 · Item · [Dec] 1933
              Part of Regent Street Polytechnic
              Programme for the Art School Show, Christmas 1933 (in aid of the Polytechnic Christmas Dinner Fund). Featuring dramatic and musical performances. Managers: Harold Brownsword and Stuart Tresilian.
              Choral Weekend
              PCL/5/3/e/156 · Item · Feb 1977
              Part of Polytechnic of Central London
              Leaflet for rehearsals and performance under the direction of Geoffrey Hanson, administrated by the Short Course Unit.
              Clarion Issue 139
              UOW/5/2/b/130 · Item · Dec 2002
              Part of University of Westminster
              Main articles include: Building the Future; Business Lecturer's Low-Tech Aid Work; Marketing and Communications Research Centre Set Up; Police Partners Praise New Course; Noticeboard; Starters and Leavers; Pours for Thought; Chinese Link Celebrates 25 Years; Three Day Festival Shows Asian Films; Sing Your Heart Out in New College Choir; Hollywood Comes to Regent Street - Woody Harrelson; New Exhibition Puts Faces in The Picture; Retiring Professor to Focus on Strategy; News Chief [Kate] Adie Speaks at War Event.
              The Smoke Volume 5 Issue 4
              UOW/8/1/2/b/153 · Item · 19 Nov 1997
              Part of University of Westminster

              Magazine of the University of Westminster Students' Union

              Includes articles: NUS Demonstration; Looking After Number One; Campaign for Free Education Demonstration; Third Student Dies of Meningitis; World AIDS Day 97; Lots of Lovely Beer; The Ironic War on Hitler's Intolerance; Nearly Famous Sweetie, Darling; In Defence of the Y-Front; [redacted]'s Essential Guide to Going Home For Christmas; Clubbin It; Riverside Residence Nightmare; Oh Danny Boy...; When Sunny Turns Blue -Seasonal Affective Disorder; Sports; Music; Vitro interview; Cinema; Voices United - University Choir; Careers; Welfare and Education; The Liverpool Dockers: Two Years On; Letters; Entertainment.
              Polytechnic Choral and Orchestral Society
              PCO · Collection · 1920-1938
              Records of the Polytechnic Choral and Orchestral Society, comprisingly primarily of concert programmes. Polytechnic Choral and Orchestral Society (fl.1920-1938)
              Fleetwood Mac - London Live 68
              RSP/8/4/36 · Item · 27 Apr 1968
              Part of Regent Street Polytechnic

              Audio CD published by Magnum Music of a Fleetwood Mac concert recorded at Little Titchfield Street, organised by the Students' Union. Includes liner notes by Joseph Adair.

              The band lineup was Peter Green - guitar, Jeremy Spencer - guitar, John McVie - bass, Mick Fleetwood - drums. The CD features an introduction by Brian Storey-Smith.