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... Meet The Ghosts (Abbott and Costello). DUNFERMLINE. PALACE—**** Knock On Any Door (Humphrey Bogart, John Derek). EDINBURCH THEATRES. KlNG'S—Queen Of Hearts. EMPIRE—BIess The Bride. LYCEUM—WiId Violets. EDINBURCH CINEMAS. NEW and NEW VICTORIA-* A Run For ...
... paper towels, laundered overalls. cajis, and gloves, which are ail sterilised. In appearance the factory resembles a hospital theatre. ...
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... You Work . 6 . 45—Dick Barton—Special Agent . 7—News and Radio Newsrecl . 7 . 25—Sport . 7 . 30—Cinderella : Excerpt from Theatre Royal , Bolton . 8—Take it from Here . 8 . 30—His House in Order : A Play . 10—News . 10 . 15—Topic for To-night . 10 . 20—Chappie ...
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... is the well-known Shakespearean actor-manager who during the London blitz continued to present Shakespeare at the Strand Theatre , alth ' ough his dressing rooms were destroyed , He has played most of the leading Shakespearean parts , and has also produced ...
... with occasional slight rainfall . Generallythe morning was quiet , and yesterday also was marked by a Sunday-like calm . Theatres and cinemas did capacity business from an early hour in the day . and the football matches in the city drew large attendances ...
... l hitch their waggon to a star ; the older ones will perhaps limit themselves to Of I may borrow from the current London theatre ) a caddy-car named Hope . For all of them my cordial wish this week is that 1950 will play tin to thpir asDiiations . It ...
... PITFALL (Richard Greene) FOR TWO NIGHTS. Doors Opea 7. In Association with the Arts Council of Great Britain DUNDEE REPERTORY THEATRE PRESENTS The Good Young Man By Kenneth Horne CIT HALL, BRECHIN WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY and sth Janaary, 1950 BOOK NOW at BOOK ...
... THE THEATRES MINES INSPECTOR RETIKK EMPIRE : Bless the Bride There is a double-wedding aspect to Bless the Bride at the Empire Theatre for the bright colourful production , apart from its integral theme , is suitably mated to the carnival spirit ...
... . His first ambition was to be a naval officer , butafter moving to Goerlitz in Germany , he turned his attention to the theatre . He joined a troup of players and toured German cities in repertory . During the First World Warhe was induced by Jrnst Lubitsch ...