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... Leading Members of the Government were among the Guests at the Reception after the Ballet's immensely successful Transatlantic Tour Sir Stafford Cripps Chancellor of the Exchequer making a speech of welcome on the staircase. With him are Sir John Anderson Chairman of the Covent Garden Trust and General Sir Ronald Adam Chairman of the British Council Sir Stafford Cripps chatting to Miss Moira ...

... REMARKABL Y effective staging of Ibsen's great poetic drama mas given -/jL by the Oxford University Experimental Theatre Club recently. It was chosen for the Club's release from its twelve-year apprenticeship of cramped conditions in local halls, to the spaciousness of a real theatre. Mr. Tony Richardson (Wadham) was the producer and Mr. Barry Barker (Trinity) the general manager, while the ...

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