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... disheartening' (August 15, page 7). Unfortunately Miss Rix finds herself in Britain at probably the worst time since the Second World War and the greed and self-indulgence of the western world is pro gressively hardening. She must continue to strive and develop ...
... The Red Rolls Royce Scandal When Second World War petrol rationing threatened to prevent Ivor Novello, one of Britain's most famous artists of the day, from performing, he decided to break the law. Patrick Newley recalls the star's come-uppance During ...
... to secure the future of the Memorial Theatre Trust has been guaranteed success by the decision to relocate the town's Second World War memorial tablets from the municipal park to the foyer of the theatre. It is both an important symbolic gesture and a ...
... in March, was placed first. A semi-autobiographical story of two Jewish boys evacuated to a Gentile family during the second world war, it featured Gary Carp and Steven Sevember as the boys with Ray Mort, Maureen Lipman and Margery Mason also in the cast ...
... solo works was The Long and the Short and the Tall , written in 1959 , about a British patrol lost in Malaya during the Second World War . Others included the Last Day in and A Glimpse of the Sea . Billy Liar was the first play to be written by Hall and ...
... appearing in several London shows before joining the repertory com pany at Folkestone. He served with the Indian Army in the Second World War, transferring in 1943 to the Middle East, where he worked with the Army Welfare Service looking after ENSA and, later ...
... Peace In Our Time Richmond This Noel Coward play is a reminder, 50 years after the Second World War, of what might have happened had the Germans occupied B'tain. Coward wrote for a cast of 37, creating representatives from every class and section of the ...
... concerned with the world of their own which is created by a group of boys who have been evacuated to Norfolk during the Second World War Robert Bolt's A Man for all Seasons is scheduled to begin a five weeks' run on October 15. and will be followed by ...
... gate, Dr. Marcel Junod, whose work took him into Ethiopia and Spain in the 1930s and across many frontiers during the Second World War. ...
... age of 75. An insurance agent who turned later to acting, he first acted for the BBC in a radio play in 1938. After the Second World War he acted in some of the first television plays as well as continuing in radio. William Smethurst, the producer of The ...
... Falklands war a 74-year-old comedien ne wants her fans to bombard the Ministry of Defence. After entertaining troops in the Second World War and Vietnam, Tas sie Hamilton offered her services to the British forces based in the South Atlantic. But the reply she ...
... Southsea). Ca liban Lives (Crucible Studio, Sheffield). April 13 Gig! (Theatre Royal, Windsor). Schweyk in the Second World War (The Other Place, Stratford-upon- Avon). Les Entretiens avec le Professeur 'Y' (Greenwood). The Nine Days and Saltley ...