Miss Mawer Visits Miss Chapman

Birmingham Daily Gazette, 27 April 1937

When Pamela Chapman opened her school in September 1936 in Birmingham, one of the first guest lecturers was Irene Mawer.

Miss Chapman was excited to announce at the Three Counties Club, that Miss Mawer would be giving a lecture which promised to attract a great many people, some of whom would be travelling large distances.

Mime, she continued, had not really been heard of much in the Birmingham area and Miss Mawer would bring some of her own students with her, to demonstrate her theories.

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