Albert, Wallace the Lion, and Noah.

F. E. Burroughes.


Region:
South West
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: I ask for my petrol expenses, and a donation, to support my charity
Category:
Entertainment
Updated:
22nd October 2022

Stanley Holloway was a much loved commedian and actor. Among his famous monologues was the tragic story of Albert and the Lion. The monologues were written by Marriot Edgar, who also worked as a screen playwright in Hollywood. Here is his fascinating story, with performaces of some of the funniest monologues in true Stanley Holloway style. An entertainment not to be missed!

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About F. E. Burroughes.

A well-known and experienced Lecturer and After-Dinner Speaker for W.Is, Rotary Clubs, Round Tables, U3As, and special interest groups and societies. Francis is on the W.I Speakers List of most Counties in the South West. His talks do not require any special equipment, and for those which are illustrated with slides, Francis brings all his own equipment, which can include a very large screen.

He is available during the day, and at short notice, and will travel all over the South West, including Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Hampshire, Dorset, Somerset and Devon. He asks for his petrol expenses, and a donation towards his chosen charity, as much as you can reasonably afford. He asks you to be as generous as possible!

Other talks are also available, apart from those listed here.

More details about all his talks can be found on his website, www.burroughes.uk


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