M"lita Dolores - Forgotten Star

M"lita Dolores - Forgotten StarPotteries born Mlita Dolores was a top West End variety star in the 1920s. She had her first hit revue Listening In, co starring with Will Hay, and between 1922 and 1926 she had a string of hit revues in the West End and touring. She also broadcasted her act on BBC Radio and gave dance demonstrations with Bert Raltons New York Havana Band band at the Savoy (first jazz band in the UK). She often went flying with Will Hay. She had an affair with Ralton,

Features many Society members - with special guest Giles Brandreth

working tirelessly to improve the lives of their community - CCMA

They planned a new breed of huge liners half as big again than anything built before which would be the safest and most luxurious afloat

and study of film

Town Centres

which tackle some of the steepest lines on any preserved railway

He had two phases playing for Staffordshire in the Minor Counties Championship

There was great emphasis on the importance of improving Stoke’s environment and its image nationally

Harry Poole (who became Port Vale’s second-longest-serving player)

Society was still class-ridden and

linking it to his own career in and around The Potteries from the 1950s to today

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