The Pierrots’ Benefit Concert: The Assembly Room last evening was full to overflowing and scores were refused admission at the doors. The Pierrots were giving their last “show,” and the public gave them a hearty reception. … (continues) … One of the songs, having reference to a goat recently purchased by a member of the troupe, was written by a Teignmothian, and the goat and Jonnie Osborne were seen on the stage in the limelight. … The solos on the mandolin and banjo by Messrs. Elms and Pinsent were clever, and took immensely, whilst the Pierrots themselves were au fait. … (continues) … (also includes) … mandolin and banjo duet, “The Hunter’s March,”, Messrs. Elms and Pinsent …
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GRO0897 Devonport: William Henry Pinsent: 1874 – 1949