... We shall be bankrupt! SIR.--As one of the founder members of Equity who fought to break up the Stage Guild, an actor/managerial association opposed to trade unionism, financed by the Nettlefold brothers. I urge members to vote in favour of all the Council's ...

... Taking the blame SIR, Marius Goring's friends have advertised (April 29) for contributions to prevent him from going bankrupt, as a result of a formal Equity Council motion (recommended by the officers) passed by a substantial majority. Like all motions ...

... dates, and whether they have any memories of the tour's early end when the management company of Routledge and White went bankrupt? For reference, Lugosi arrived in Britain on April 10, 195 1 The premiere was at Brighton's Theatre Royal on April 30, 1951 ...

... theatre business, as it has that of the hotels, restaurants and travel agents. 4 This winter many of these businesses will be bankrupt. Suicides will increase. The terrorists could not cause more havoc! Charles Reading Cranmore way- London N10 THATCHER: no ...

... in heavy and entirely needless financial risk. Why do they do all this unless their object, like that of the W.R.P., is to bankrupt and destroy the Union, as part of an overall plan to break down the whole pattern of collective bargaining and pave the way ...

... revived? Or my own favourite, Philip Barry's The Phila delphia Story (1939), a New York hit that rescued the Theatre Guild from bankrupt cy. Alas we have not seen it as a straight play since the Lon don premiere in 1949, when Maggie Leighton portrayed the adorable ...

... most concerned that the minimum should not be raised, penalising our poorest members. I am responsible for Equity not being bankrupt, and I am not a member of Centre Forward, nor indeed of any other opportunist listing. Moreover, it was an Act For Equity ...

... Actors need protection, now With the liquidation of Sharon Hamper Management Ltd and other agents going bankrupt, the situation has reached crisis point, with many artists not receiving payment for the work they have done. In what other career would one ...

... and, reiterating a report I had read in The Independent, stated that he had taken that theatre over at a time when it was bankrupt. I now understand that immedi ately prior to Mr Condon taking on the management of that theatre it had been administered ...

... statements were made, though I must paraphrase. If Equity were an industrial company it would at this moment be declared bankrupt. If something-or-other (It was either an increase in subscriptions or the impositions of a £5 levy) Equity could not last ...

... statements were made, though I must paraphrase. If Equity were an industrial company it would at this moment be declared bankrupt. If something-or-other (It was either an increase in subscriptions or the impositions of a £5 levy) Equity could not last ...

... group (and hence sensible and moderate) and yet its first action of any significance was to support a sort of mass squat in a bankrupt theatre on Tyneside, the full disastrous effects of which are not yet known. A figure of £15,000 lost has been mentioned ...