THE FIFTIES

1950

1 January, 1950
The London Palladium
London, England
THE TED HEATH SWING SESSION NO 56 featuring an all-star lineup including Ted Heath & his Music, Paul Carpenter, PETULA CLARK, Tito Burns & Terry Devon, Alan Dean. Ted Heath features Kenny Baker, Charlie Short, Johnny Dankworth, Nat Temple, Pete Chilver, Jack Parnell, Tommy Wittle, Jackie Armstrong, and Ralph Sharon.

3 March, 1950
Winter Garden
Eastbourne, England
Grand Dance and Cabaret in aid of the Eastbourne Comrades Football Club. Performers: Jimmy Hanley. PETULA CLARK, Victor Hanbury and Norman Petchev and His West End Dance Orchestra.

15 May, 1950
Odeon,
Southend, England
MIDNIGHT MATINEE
Performers: Sam Costa, PETULA CLARK, Dirk Bogarde, and Reg Dixon.

24 May, 1950
Winter Gardens
Bournemouth, England
Performers: PETULA CLARK, DBruce Boyce, Derek Collier, Emilio and Peter Sellers.

25 June, 1950
Blackpool Opera House
Blackpool, England
Produced and presented by Harold Fielding.
Performers: Danny Walters and the Concert Orchestra. Douglas Maynard, Edith Lewin, The Arnault Brothers, Mackensie Redi and Dorothy, PETULA CLARK and Lee Lawrence.

23 July, 1950
Winter Gardens
Bournemouth, England
Performers: PETULA CLARK, Valetta Iacopi & Ronald Hill, Jack Byfield, Max Jaffa, Reginald Filbey

29 July, 1950
Pier Theatre
Eastbourne, England
Presented by Walter Fellows
Performers: PETULA CLARK with Joe Henderson at piano. Star Wagon and Hazel Dorring.
Compere: Neville Bishop.

9 September, 1950
White Rock Pavillion
Hastings, England
Petula Clark, Kathleen Stobart

27 August, 1950
Opera House
Blackpool, England
Presented by Harold Fielding with Eric Ogden and the Concert Orchestra. Performers: The Hedley Ward Trio, Enso Tappano, PETULA CLARK, Frank Cook, and Allan Jones.

28 August, 1950
Gaumont Palace
Chester, England
PETULA CLARK performed a 15-minute act with Joe Henderson at piano. Petula's personal appearance at the Gaumont was in connection with her film Dance Hall.

3 September, 1950
White Roack Pavillion
Hastings, England
Performers: PETULA CLARK, Kathleen Stobart and her Orchestra featuring Franklyn Boyd.

16 September, 1950
South Parade Pier
Portsmouth, England
Celebrity Series: PETULA CLARK with Eugene and the Augmented Concert Orchestra. Two shows at 3:00 and 7:30PM.

1 October, 1950
Odeon Theatre
Barking, Essex, England
Performers: PETULA CLARK, The Squadronaires, and Joan Hinde.

16 October, 1950
The Gaumont
North Shields, England
PETULA CLARK performed at the grand reopening of the Gaumant, North Shields theatre.
Prior to Petula's arrival, the theatre was nearly not ready. A man tuned a piano amid the hubbub of 40 cleaners, electrcians, and other workers rushing to have the building ready for the grand reopening ceremony. Painters were busy on the morning of the opening with quick drying paint and work continued thrugh the night to complete the installation of the new seating.

REVIEW
     Dainty film star Petula Clark made 1,000 new friends in North Shields last night when she opened the Gaumont Cinema. For 15 minutes she took the stage. Holding the audience in the palm of her hand, she gave them comedy and pathos. In her tuneful voice, which had tones amazingly deep for one so small, she sang through the microphone. She gave an excellent impression of Rose Murphy and ended her miniature cabaret with an appealing monologue.
     She made the audience sing with her and when she finished her act, she threw red and white carnations to fans. A crowd collected outside the Gaumont to see her arrive. She wore a white, off-the-shoulder evening gown with skirts of net and a shaped bodice. Pink and gold sequins clustered to form the trimmings and a narrow silver band encircled hor waist. Elbow-length gloves and a neck ornament of pearls and gold completed the ensemble, and on arrival she wore over her dress a black velvet opera coat. In the lounge she was presented with a bouquet of deep pink carnations. 'Pet' told the audience: "I have visited many cinemas but this is the first time I have ever had the honour of opening one, I shall always think of the Gaumont, North Shields, as my own special theatre." Accompanying Petula Clark was her father, Leslie Clark.
Evening News

Source: THE PETULA CLARK STORY

22 October, 1950
Winter Gardens
Margate, England
All-star charity concert compered by Eric Barker.
Performers: PETULA CLARK with Joe Henderson at piano. Bill Kerr, Margaret Eaqves, Jack Warner, Walter Midgeley, Jeanne De Casalis and Bennett & Williams.

5 November, 1950
Harringay Arena
London, England
Presented by Francis S Gentle. Geraldo and His Concert and Dance Orchestras, led by Fred Swerloff. Guest artistes: Eve Boswell and PETULA CLARK.
Above Source: THE PETULA CLARK STORY

REVIEW
GERALDO IN THE ARENA

A large and enthusiastic number of devotees of music in the modern style gathered at Harringay Arena last Sunday to hear Geraldo with his Concert and Dance Orchestra. Many concerted items were given and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue with Sidney Bright as solo pianist, was especially well received. Eve Boswell and Nadia Doré sang in some of the items. The guest artists were Petula Clark and the Hastings Girls' Choir. The former is a great favourite and was well received for her singing of Mighty Like a Rose and The Golden Haired Boy in the Valley. The choir, under the direction of Edmund Niblett, was heard in several much-appreciated selections.

The Stage
9 November, 1950


12 November, 1950
Gaumont State
Kilburn, England
Lineup: Petula Clark, Deep River Boys, Hazy Osterwald Sextet, Rex Ramer

19 November, 1950
Edmonton Regal
London, England
Lineup: Petula Clark, Joe Loss and his Orchestra, Sonny Farar, Semprini

26 November, 1950
Trocadero Cinema
London, England
Sunday Evening At The "Troc": A Series Of Fortnightly Presentations.
PETULA CLARK, Sonny Farrar, Joe 'Mr. Piano' Henderson

15 December, 1950
Grosvenor House Hotel
London, England
Charity concert in aid of the National Association of Theatrical and Kine Employees. (NATKE). Guest of Honour was the Prime Minister, Clement Attlee. The after-dinner cabaret included performances from George Melachrino and the Empire Concert Orchestra, the Empire Singers, the Empire Girls, Frank Cook, Dolores Gray, Michael Bentine, the Four Step Brothers, PETULA CLARK, the Beverley Sisters, Vic Hyde and Bill Johnson. Bonar Colleano was the compere.

1951

18 February, 1951
De Montfort Hall
Leicester, England
Produced, devised, and compered by Barry Wood.
Order of appearance: Ken Morriston, Tommy Packham, June Birch, Bernnard and Barry Johns, Joe Keeley, PETULA CLARK (with Joe Henderson at the piano), June Birch, Tommy Packham, Bernnard and Barry Johns. Harry Farmer.

13 May, 1951
Winter Garden
Eastbourne, England
Celebrity concert produced by Harold Fielding with PETULA CLARK, Carroll Gibbons, Felix Vandyl, Jan Muzurus and a full company of supporting artistes.

Winter Garden's Whitsun Fare

Petula Clark and Caroll Gibbons
PETULA CLARK, starring in Sunday's celebrity concert at the Winter Garden first sang in public at the age of six. Three years later, when in the studio of BBC's Overseas Service waiting to send a message to her uncle in Iraq, she sang Mighty lak a rose to an impromptu accompaniement by the orchestra, and a number of inquiries were
sent in by listeners asking about the little girl with "the voice like chapel bells."
     More broadcasts followed, and over 500 shows for the forces.
     Eventually, she was ready to sing at the Royal Albert Hall, holding spellbound an audience of 8,000 people.
     Her screen career began in 1943 and her first big role was as Sid Field's daughter in London Town. Just 18, she recently won a national ballot for being the outstanding television woman personality of the year.




REVIEW:
     A large audience showed their appreciation of the talented artistes at the Sunday Concert in the Winter Garden. Petula Clark, petite, fresh and charming, sang a variety of numbers which included--as she said--"Something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue." The "borrowed" item was a clever imitation of Rose Murphy, the Chi-Chi girl and for something old, Petula chose The Tennessee Waltz, which has now swung back into top-line popularity."
Eastbourne Gazette
[Review source: THE PETULA CLARK STORY]


10 June, 1951
Odeon
Southend, England
A Harold Fielding Concert
PETULA CLARK with Joe Henderson at the piano, Semprini, Gilbert Harding, Jan Muzurus, Freda Parry and Her Ladies Choir.

2 August, 1951
Opera House
Jersey, England
BATTLE OF THE FLOWERS
First celebrity to take part in Jersey's "Battle of the Flowers," heading parade procession.

2 August, 1951
Opera House
Jersey, England
Following the Battle of Flowers, Petula performed a short programme on stage at the Opera House.
Over the Rainbow, My Resistance is Low, Chi-Chi, My Blue Heaven, This is My Mother's Day
      Prior to proceeding to the Floral Ball at West Park Pavillion last evening, Miss Petula Clark and her party attended at the Opera House, Goucester Street, where from the stage, Miss Clark who was accompanied on the piano by Mr. Will Fyfee, thrilled and delighted the large audience with her singing.
     On arrival at the cinema, Miss Clark was welcomed by the manager M. G L Larks, and then proceeded to the lounge, where during the course of a short reception she was introduced to a number of guests. Then from the stage, Miss Clark, in a short speech told her audience some of her experiences in the making of that fine film White Corridors in which she appears with Godfrey Teale and Googie Withers. In paying tribute to Mr. Teale, Petula revealed that it was he who when she was eleven years of age, first introduced her to the screen. She then jokingly remarked "that was several years ago and I'm nearly 19 now you know" a remark which brought whistles from some of the male members of the audience and a laugh from everyone.
      Having rendered several numbers, including her 'Bridal Selection' Petula was forced to concede an encore, and for this she introduced the well-known song This Is My Mother's Day and between verses showed her ability as an actress by taking the part of a 'good-time' girl, a part which incidentally she was given when taking a screen test. At the conclusion of her twenty-minute act Petula was thanked by the manager on behalf of all the patrons.
Evening Post
[Source: THE PETULA CLARK STORY]


9 December, 1951
Harrogate Theatre
Harrogate, England
PETULA CLARK and the Norman Burns Quintet. Concert presented by Helana Presentations.

10 December, 1951
Grand Theatre
Leeds, England
PETULA CLARK with Arthur Rowberry and Orchestra. Concert presented by Helana Presentations.

1952

6 February, 1952
Royal Albert Hall
Leicester, England
Harold Fielding's Festival Of British Radio
Headliner: Geraldo And His Concert Orchestra
Featuring: PETULA CLARK, Jill Day, Bob Dale
NOTE: Apparently this was the day King George VI died, so concert may have been rescheduled

17 February, 1952
De Montfort Hall
Leicester, England
PETULA CLARK, Harold Smart Quintet, Archie Lewis. Presented by David Wood.

24 March, 1952
Odeon Cinema, Kensington
London, England
10-minute stage appearance where PETULA CLARK was accompanied by Joe Henderson on piano.

14 September, 1952
Opera House
Blackpool, England
PETULA CLARK, Erik Ogden & the Concert Orchestra, Harry Robbins, Roy Stevens, The Stargazers, The Hedley Ward Trio

22 September, 1952
The Floral Hall
Scarborough, England
PETULA CLARK, Cyrill Addison, Vic Hammett, Flotsam, Ann & Bobby Black, Kay Cavendish, Daisy May and Saven, Edmund Donlevy, Frank Cook,

22-28 September, 1952
The Floral Hall
Scarborough, England
Music for the Millions presented by Harold Fielding. Variety programme featuring PETULA CLARK, Daisy May with Saveen, Kay Cavendish.

4 October, 1952
Streatham Hill Theatre
London, England
Police concert in aid of the Sir Philip Game boy's Club.
Compere: Richard Murdoch.
Performers: Winifred Atwell and PETULA CLARK.
The Stage
9 October, 1952

6 - 11 October, 1952
Empire Theatre Chiswick
London, England
Variety show starring PETULA CLARK, Charlie Chester, Rob Murray, Moxham Brothers and June, McKenzie Reid and Dorothy, Four Nordics, Bill Waddington, Royale and Revere.

REVIEW

CHISWICK EMPIRE
If Petula Clark intends to enter more fully into the field of variety, then the profession will be enriched by an artist who is a worthy successor to the great artists of past music hall fame. Her act is full of such natural charm and vivacity that it seems entirely spontaneous, and after hearing so many other British vocalists singing with pseudo-American accents, her clear enunciation in good old round English vowels is indeed refreshing. Her choice of songs provides something of interest for all memobers of the audience, and her impressions have a high degree of veracity.
The Stage

Date Unknown
Alma Theatre
Luton, England
PETULA CLARK, Ron Viggers and the Ken Green Orchestra

1953

5 April, 1953
Bar B
Bray, Leinster, Ireland
Cabaret / Dance
Cabaret featuring PETULA CLARK, followed by Johnny Butler and his Orchestra.

3 July, 1953
Nuffield Centre
London, England
THE FRANKIE HOWERD SHOW
Frankie Howerd introduced Petula. The Nuffield Centre was a venue for injured servicemen. Frankie and legendary actress, Margaret Rutherford, also in attendance, were making a film with Petula around this time The Runaway Bus.

27 July - 2 August, 1953
Winter Gardens
Morecambe, England
PETULA CLARK with Joe Henderson at the piano. Jimmy James, Johnson Clark, Raydini, Jimmy, Jeff and June, Tommy Reilly, Gold and Cordell, Don Philippe and Marta. Shows twice nightly at 6:25 and 8:30PM.

10 - 15 August, 1953
Empire Theatre
Finsbury Park, England
Variety show featuring PETULA CLARK, with Joe Henderson on piano, Kim and Pam Lewington, Woods and Jarratt, the Malcolm Mitchell Trio, Charles Warren and Jean, Eddie Gordon, Tommy Reilly, and Alan Clive.

31 August - 5 September, 1953
Empire Theatre
Shepherds Bush, England
Variety show starring PETULA CLARK with Joe Henderson at the piano, and featuring Chan Canasta, Les Ward, Krina, Eddie Arnold, Henerson and Kemp, Rodiana Trio, Dunn and Grant.

6 September, 1953
Pier Pavilion
Worthing, England
PETULA CLARK, with Joe Henderson on piano, with the Worthing Municipal Orchestra




     Worthing had a taste of real personality when Petula Clark held the stage for nearly half an hour at the Pier Pavilion on Sunday. An almost capacity audience enjoyed her lilting songs and were touched by her sadder numbers. Hopes of those who aim to become stage or screen stars were dashed when she sang of the obstacles that they meet in a really hilarious performance. A great hit with the audience was the song from South Pacific which she sang on television, "Some Enchanted Evening."
Worthing Gazette

1954

10 - 15 May 1954
Theatre Royal
Portsmouth, England UK
With Benny Hill, Wilson Keppell & Betty.

1954
Unknown venue
Circa 1954.

1955

1 April, 1955
The Kings Hall
Belfast, Ireland
Gala Variety Show in Aid of Glencraig Curative Schools. Featured artists: Eddi Calvert, Derek Roy, PETULA CLARK, Geraldo and his Concert Orchestra, Sid and Max Harrison, Eunice Gayson, The Kordites, Eddie Parker, The Six Royal Command Girls and the Belfast Girl Singers.
     Petula Clark is a variety show hit with over 4,500 at the King's Hall event. Lovely Petula Clark sang her way into the hearts of the audience and was the hit of the evening!
Bellfast Telegraph
[Source: THE PETULA CLARK STORY]

12 June, 1955
Gaumont State
Kilburn, England
Super All-Star Concert, Presented by Hugh Scotland.
Starring: Britian's Own PETULA CLARK, ccompanied by Joe Henderson, Ronnie Harris, Derek Roy, Spike Milligan, Teddy Foster, Danny Arnold, Jerry Harris, The Treble Tones. Two shows: 6:00 and 8:30 PM.

3 July, 1955
New Opera House
Blackpool, England
A Harold Fielding production.
Featured artists, Eric Ogden and his Concert Orchestra, Ken Morriston, The Stargazers, Rowicz and Landauer, PETULA CLARK, and Hoagy Carmichael.

11 - 16 July, 1955
Hippodrome
Brighton, England
Featured artists: PETULA CLARK, Max and Harry Nesbitt, Billy Russell, Tony Fayne and David Evans. Shows twice nightly at 6:15 and 8:30PM.

Winter Garden
Weston-Super-Mare, England
Accompanied by Joe "Mr. Piano" Henderson

7 August, 1955
Opera House
Blackpool, England
Harold Fielding presents a Four-Star Concert with Al Martino, PETULA CLARK, Kay Cavendish and the Radio Revellers. Two shows at 6:20 and 8:15PM.

2 October, 1955
Opera House
Blackpool, England
Harold Fielding presents Eddie Calvert, PETULA CLARK, Harriott and Evans and all-star artistes. Two shows at 6:30 and 8:15PM.

1956

19 - 26, March, 1956
London Palladium
London, England
Tommy Trinder, Malcolm Vaughan, PETULA CLARK [with Joe "Mr Piano" Henderson,] Kenny Baker, The Stargazers, Winifred Atwell, David Whitfield, Alma Cogan. Shows twice nightly at 6:15 and 8:45PM and matinees each Saturday at 2:45PM.
Dressing Room.






27 April, 1956
Whately Hall Hotel
Banbury, England
PETULA CLARK with her accompanist Joe "Mr. Piano" Henderson.

18 June, 1956
Carlton
Slough, England
PETULA CLARK, Gladys Morgan, the Bill Molly Orchestra.

2 - 7 July, 1956
Winter Gardens
Morecambe, England
PETULA CLARK with Joe Henderson at the piano and supporting variety company. Shows twice nightly at 6:15 and 8:30PM.

20 - 25 August, 1956
Regal
St. Leonards, England
PETULA CLARK and supporting variety company. Shows twice nightly at 6:15 and 8:30PM.

23 September, 1956
Blackpool Opera House
Blackpool, England
Deep River Boys, PETULA CLARK, Headly Ward Trio, Jack Simpson & All Star Supporting Artistes.

24 - 29 September, 1956
Granada Theatre
Shrewsbury, England
Harold Fielding presents GRANADA'S BIG AUTUMN STAGE SHOW starring Norman Evans, PETULA CLARK, the Five Skyliners, Betty Jumel, 12 John Tiller Girls, Johnny & Suma Lamonte and Victor Seaforth. Shows twice nightly at 6:15 and 8:35PM.

[Source: THE PETULA CLARK STORY]

15 October, 1956
Hippodrome
Manchester, England
Peter Webster presents PETULA CLARK with Joe Henderson at the piano, Jimmy James, Trio Vedette, Shadow Sisters, Orchid Room Lovelies, Joy Harris, Roy Castle and Jimmy Clitheroe. Shows twice nightly at 6:25 and 8:40PM.

1957

17 - 23 February, 1957
Grand Opera House
Belfast, Ireland
PETULA CLARK, Ken Dodd, Denis Spicer, The Kingpins, and Joe Henderson on piano, plus full supporting company. Shows twice nightly at 6:30 and 8:45PM.





     Petula Clark, pert , pretty screen and television personality did a 'rock' number in her act--as a breezy contrast to her"sweet" pieces. Her interpretation of the latest brand of "happy" music was fresh and bouncy--and the audience loved it!
Northern Whig

11 - 16 March, 1957
The Gaumont
Cheltenham, England
"All Star Variety Show"

1 - 6 April, 1957
Hippodrome
Birmingham, England
PETULA CLARK, Ken Dodd, the Three Deuces, Jeff Lenner and Brian Andro. Shows twice nightly at 6:15 and 8:30PM.

8 - 13 April, 1957
Empire Theatre
Newcastle upon Tyne, England
PETULA CLARK, Ken Dodd, Joe "Mr Piano" Henderson. Three Martinis, Three Deuces,Brian Andro, Jimmy Edmundson, Donald B. Stuart. Shows twice nightly at 6:15 and 8:30PM.

25 - 27 April, 1957
Hippodrome
Brighton, England
PETULA CLARK, Ken Dodd, the Kordites and Joe "Mr. Piano" Henderson. Shows twice nightly at 6:15 and 8:30PM.

May 1957
Odeon Paignton
Devon, England

9 June, 1957
De La Warr Pavilion
Bexhill-On-Sea, England
SUNDAY SERENADE WITH PETULA CLARK. Ruth Sylvestre, John Cartier, Nora Brightwell and Bill Cator-Smith, Felix Bowness and Gate Eastley.

8 July, 1957
The Capitol
Aberdeen, Scotland
Harold Fielding's Music for the Millions with Norman Evans, PETULA CLARK, Canfield Smith and Snodgrass, Dru & Dijon, Three Brittons, Victor Seaforth and Johnny & Suma Lamonte. Shows nightly at 7:45PM with shows on Wednesday and Saturday at both 6:20 and 8:40PM.

29 July - 3 August, 1957
Pavilion Theatre
Torquay, England
Music for the Millions
Britain's Own PETULA CLARK, Chic Murray & Maidie, Al Koran, Canfield Smith, Billy "Uke" Scott, The Blue Notes, Victor Seaforth, Marie de Vere Trio, Johnny & Suma LaMonte. Shows twice nightly at 6:00 and 8:30PM.

5 - 10 August, 1957
Winter Gardens
Margate, England
Harold Fielding's Music for the Millions with PETULA CLARK, Chic Murray and Maide, Al Koran, Canfield Smith and Snodgrass, Billy "Uke" Scott, The Blue Notes, Francois and Zandra and the Leslie Wheeler and The Winter Gardens Orchestra. Shows nightly at 8:00PM except Thursday which will have two performances at 6:00 and 8:30PM.

19 -24 August, 1957
Pier Pavilion
Llandudno, Wales
Harold Fielding's Music for the Millions with PETULA CLARK, Chic Murray and Maide, Al Koran, Canfield Smith and Snodgrass, Billy "Uke" Scott, The Blue Notes, Francois and Zandra. Shows nightly at 8:00PM and Wednesday at 5:45PM.

22 - 27 August, 1957
The Winter Gardens
Bournemouth, England
Harold Fielding's Music for the Millions with PETULA CLARK, Chic Murray and Maide, Al Koran, Canfield Smith and Snodgrass, Billy "Uke" Scott, The Blue Notes, and The Sonataires. Shows twice nightly at 6:10 and 8:30PM.


[Source: THE PETULA CLARK STORY]

6 October, 1957
The Opera House
Blackpool, England
Harold Fielding presents: Deep River Boys, PETULA CLARK, and Ronnie Carroll and all-star artistes. Shows twice nightly at 6:20 and 8:15PM.

23 October, 1957
Olympia Theatre
Paris, France
Musicorama
French debut. Performed three songs.

1958

20 January-16 February, 1958
Palace Theatre
London, England
Frankie Vaughn - headliner
PETULA CLARK, Murray Campbell & the John Tiller Girls, Ugo Frediani, King Brothers Tony Fayne & David Evans, Bernard Miles, Nadia Nerina, The Skylons, Harry Worth

31 March - 5 April, 1958
Odeon
Southend-on-Sea, England
THE JIMMY EDWARDS SHOW
Jimmy Edwards & PETULA CLARK, Harriott & Evans, Daisy May assisted by Saveen, The Twelve Joan Davis Dancers, Allen Bros & June, Judy Bruce, The Skylons, Tommy Godfrey.

31 May, 1958
Harringay Arena
London, England
Starlight Dance
Charity event put on by the Stars Organisation for Spastics.
Emcees: Vera Lynn and Cyril Stapleton
On the bill: PETULA CLARK, Lorrae Desmond, Lonnie Donegan, Marion Ryan, the Stargazers, Glen Mason, and Dennis Lotis.Also booked with their bands, Johnny Dankworthk Eric Delaney, Humphrey Littleton, Mick Mulligan and Cyril Stapleton.

9 - 14 June, 1958
Hippodrome
Brighton, England
Variety At The Hippodrome
PETULA CLARK, Roy Castle, Cherry Wainer, The McKennas, Frank Berry, Frank Boys Trio and Peter Dulay. Shows twice nightly at 6:15 and 8:30PM.

23 - 28 June, 1958
Pier Pavilion
Llandudno, Wales
Harold Fielding's Music for the Millions
PETULA CLARK, Arthur Worsley, Johnny Stewart, Joe 'Mr. Piano' Henderson, Sid Plummer, Nick Lundow & Pam, Victor Seaforth and Les Mallini. Shows nightly at 8:00PM.

7 - 12 July, 1958
Winter Gardens
Bournemouth, England
Harold Fielding's Music for the Millions
PETULA CLARK, Bernard Miles, Johnny Stewart, Arthur Worsely, Joe 'Mr. Piano' Henderson, Les Mallini, Nick Lundon & Pam, Victor Seaforth and Les Mallini. Shows nightly at 8:00PM, Tuesday and Wednesday at 6:10 and 8:30PM.

14 - 19 July, 1958
South Parade Pier
Bognor Regis, England
Harold Fielding'sMusic for the Millions
PETULA CLARK, Bernard Miles, Johnny Stewart, Arthur Worsely, Joe 'Mr. Piano' Henderson, Les Mallini, Nick Lundon & Pam, Victor Seaforth and Les Mallini. Shows nightly at 8:00PM, Tuesday and Wednesday at 6:10 and 8:30PM.

21 July, 1958
Pier Pavilion
Llandudno, Wales
Harold Fielding's Music for the Millions
PETULA CLARK, Joe 'Mr. Piano' Henderson

4 - 9 August, 1958
The Capitol Theatre / Cinema
Aberdeen, Scotland
Harold Fielding's Music for the Millions
PETULA CLARK, Ken Morris and Joan Savage, Johnny Stewart, Arthur Worsley,Joe 'Mr. Piano' Henderson, Les Mallini, Nick Lundon & Pam, and Victor Seaforth. Shows each evening at &;45 and Wednesday and Saturday at 6:20 and 8:40PM.

11 - 16 August, 1958
Winter Gardens
Bournemouth, England
Harold Fielding's Music for the Millions
PETULA CLARK, Bernard Miles, Arthur Worsely, Ken Morris and Joan Savage, Joe 'Mr. Piano' Henderson, Les Mallini and Victor Seaforth. Shows twice nightly at 6:10 and 8:30PM.

17 August, 1958
Esplanade Theatre
Bognor Regis, England
PETULA CLARK with Bert Whittam at piano and Irving Kaye and his Orchestra.
Bert Whittman was Petula's pianist on her 1974 BBC Sunday afternoon television series.

18 - 23 August, 1958
Winter Gardens
Margate, Kent, England
Harold Fielding's Music for the Millions
PETULA CLARK, Bernard Miles, Arthur Worsley, Ken Morris and Joan Savage, Joe 'Mr. Piano' Henderson, Les Mallini and Victor Seaworth and Leslie Wheeler and the Winter Garden Orchestra.

14 November, 1958
Alhambra-Maurice Chevalier
Paris, France
Henri Salvador, PETULA CLARK
Orchestre: Michel Legrand

2 December, 1958
Olympia
Paris, France
Musicorama
Charles Aznavour, PETULA CLARK, Jacques Grello, Stephen Bruce, Jackie Lawrence

1959

11 January, 1959
Royal Albert Hall
London, England
NEW MUSICAL EXPRESS PRESENTS THE 1958-59 ANNUAL POLL WINNERS
All-star concert with The John Barry Seven, The King Brothers, PETULA CLARK, Joe Henderson, Marty Wilde, The Mudlarks, Cliff Richard, The Chris Barber Jazz Band, Alma Cogan, Lonni Donegan and his Skiffle Groups, Frankie Vaughan and Ted Heath and his Music.

16 - 21 February, 1959
Regal Theatre
Gloucester, England
PETULA CLARK, Roy Castle, Joe Baker and Jack Douglas, Tommy Reilly, Clarkson & Leslie, Rondart & Jean and Three Brittons

2 - 7 March, 1959
Globe
Stockton, England
The Marino Maini Quartet, PETULA CLARK and big supporting company. Shows twice nightly at 6:15 and 8:30PM.

9 - 17 March, 1959
Hippodrome
Birmingham, England
The Hippodrome Orchestra, McAndrews and Mills, Tommy Reilly, Allan Kemble & Christine, Joe Black PETULA CLARK, The Marino Marini Quartet.

16 - 21 March, 1959
Gaumont
Southampton, England
Lew and Leslie Grade present David Whitfield, PETULA CLARK, Roy Castle, Baker & Douglas, Tommy Reilly, Tony Gilbert & Sylvia, Jean & Peter Barbour. Shows twice nightly at 6:15 and 8:30PM.

30 March - 4 April, 1959
Hippodrome
Brighton, England
Edmund Hacckridge, PETULA CLARK, Baker & Douglas, Rene Strange, Tommy Reilly and an all-star variety bill. Shows twice nightly at 6:15 and 8:30PM.

20 July, 1959
The Capitol Theatre / Cinema
Aberdeen, Scotland
Harold Fielding's Music for the Millions
PETULA CLARK, Ralph Dollimore at the piano
Sheila & Karen Roye, Vic Oliver, George Meaton, Barbour & Billie,

9 August, 1959
Pier Pavilion
Llandudno, Wales
A Harold Fielding Concert
PETULA CLARK, Semprini, Cherry Wainer

16 August, 1959
Opera House
Blackpool, England
A Harold Fielding Concert with Shirley Bassey, PETULA CLARK, The Ken Tones, Joe "Mr. Piano" Henderson and Garry Miller. Two shows at 6:20 and 8:15PM.

6 September, 1959
THE OPERA HOUSE
Blackpool, England
A Harold Fielding Concert with Shirley Bassey, PETULA CLARK, The Ken Tones, Joe "Mr. Piano" Henderson and Garry Miller. Two shows at 6:20 and 8:15PM.

[Source: THE PETULA CLARK STORY]

22 September, 1959
23 September, 1959
27 September, 1959
28 September, 1959
29 September, 1959
30 September, 1959
Granada Theatre, Kingston, England*
Granada Theatre, Dartford, England*
Granada Theatre, Rugby, England**
Granada Theatre, Aylesbury, England**
Granada Theatre, Maidstone, England**
Granada Theatre, Bedford, England**
COOL FOR CATS Tour
PETULA CLARK, Don Lang, Tony Brent, Kent Walton
*Sid Phillips and his Band
**Humphrey Lyttleton and his Band



[Source: THE PETULA CLARK STORY]

10 October, 1959
Chesford Grange Ballroom
Kenilworth, England
PETULA CLARK with Harry Engleman and his Orchestra.

11 October, 1959
Brighton Palladium
Brighton, England
Sunday Night At The Brighton Palladium
Lonnie Donegan And His Skiffle Group, PETULA CLARK, Ted Heath And His Music

16 October, 1959
The Empire Pool
Wembley, England
SOS in association with the Daily Express present The Starlight Dance with Bernard Bresslaw, Ronnie Carroll, Roy Castle, PETULA CLARK, Alma Cogan, The Dallas Boys, Craig Douglas, Lonnie Donegan, Dennis Lotis, Vera Lynn, Bob Monkhouse, The Mudlarks, Anne Shelton, Dickie Valentine and Shani Wallis.

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