Thomas Burke (1931)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Full titles read: "And now Pathetone Weekly presents the World Famous Operatic Tenor - Thomas Burke". (new title) "Singing to disabled ex-service men at a Concert at Queen Mary's Hospital, Roehampton. (Organised by the Stock Exchange War Wounded Entertainment Fund.)"
Roehampton, London.
Various shots of tenor Thomas Burke in tailcoat, singing on a stage at Queen Mary's Hospital. A man accompanies him on the grand piano (clearly labelled 'Chappell' on the side.) Several cutaways show the disabled ex-servicemen watching the concert from beds or chairs in the hall. Burke sings 'My Dreams' and 'For You Alone' to rapturous applause. In some shots, men in beds can be seen directly in front of the stage.
(Followed by Pathetone end titles.)
FILM ID:1030.15
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many years ago surely before the year 2000 i heard a BBCprograme about him . when he was young he walked all the way from Leigh (Lancs.) to Blackpool to hear Caruso singing. it was a fascinating programe , i recorded it but i must have lost the cassette in some move . Pity.
Great forgotten Tenor
From my home town of Leigh in Lancashire.
Henry Millar habla Burke en principios de sexus y su interpretación de Rosa de Picardía ❤
Not bad for a miner from Leigh Lancashire. Exceptional voice pity more of his recordings are overlooked.