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"Goers: A Journey Through Time and Entertainment" Step back in time and join the lively New Year's Eve Party at Chelsea Arts Ball, 1923. The goers of this glamorous era knew how to celebrate with style. ASCOT 1929 brings us to the world of horse racing, where elegant ladies and gentlemen gathered to witness thrilling races while showcasing their fashionable attire. In the Stalls at the Empire Theatre, 1894, theater-they were captivated by mesmerizing performances that transported them into a world of fantasy and drama. The Graphic Christmas Number 1926 front cover takes us on a festive journey filled with joyous celebrations and merry gatherings that defined the holiday season for goers of that era. Traveling through time again, we find ourselves immersed in "8d a Mile" by George Grossman and Fred Thompson. These adventurous souls embarked on an exhilarating journey across various landscapes, capturing the imagination of all who followed their daring exploits. Experience the excitement of attending a theatre first night in Edwardian London as goers eagerly anticipated new productions that would leave them spellbound with awe-inspiring performances. As cinema emerged as a popular form of entertainment, goers flocked to theaters to experience motion pictures for the very first time. Witness their amazement as they entered this new realm of storytelling. Keith Prowse Advertisement invites you into an enchanting world where music lovers indulged in symphonies or opera performances while relishing every note played by talented musicians. Goodwood Picnic showcases leisurely moments spent amidst nature's beauty as goers enjoyed delightful picnics during breaks from exhilarating horse races held at Goodwood Racecourse. Join theater-goers celebrating the Relief of Mafeking in London, 1900. Feel their patriotic spirit as they rejoice over significant historical events while enjoying theatrical spectacles that brought stories to life before their eyes.