... system in the building, set off by the heat, kept the fire in check and at the 'same time sounded the alari* bell 'outside the theatre. This caused a passer-by to summon the ,Are brigade, and the fire wa y s extinguished without any serious- damage being caused ...

... correspondents. 7.2s—News and views passersthroagh. 7.ss—Bodach Chota Lachtna 1950. Geamaireacht Sean O Brlain. 9.lo—Dublin Theatre Scrapbook for 1913. 9 40—Marie Jones (piano i. 10 30—Hospitals' Trust Sponsored Programme. 110—Fleadh o 'lhig Aid Mhaoir. ...

... STEWART, MARY WALLACE, PARADISE TRIO, RHYTHM RASCALS, HUGH DOHERTY, JIM BECK EDDIE SOWNEY, Compere and the RAYMOND SHEPPERD THEATRE ORCHESTRA Diluted by Charles Turner GUILDHALL, LONDONDERRY TO-DAY (Saturday) at 6.46 and 9 p.m. ADMISSION—fa Id , Unread ds ...

... heard Stammlli's famous hornchestra and his stage and radio work as a comedian have made his appearance a sell-out at any theatre at which he appears in Britain. He was twice commanded by their Majesties to appear at Royal Command Performances in London ...

... and the growing burden of khrtertainnwras Tax, the Circuits Management Assoc Ltd., whieb operate the Odeon and Gainnont theatres, is reducing certain managerial saliwies. in 1939, from a le 6d ticket, threepence went. in Tax, while for taw same ticket ...

... Greenvale Theatre,l London, was last night bending over props near.the lion's cage when Leo slashed at him through the bars, lacerating his thigh. Black fainted, but after a stitch had been inserted at the hospital he returned to the theatre to do the ...

... Fran hall. 9.15 al Broadcast iLabour) stley. 9.30; Saturday- ;can De-mocr Music Williams Party Pol j —J. B Pries k.l 1 Night Theatre. , Light Programme (1.300; 261.1) ’* and i* li 0; B.g Bat 9 10: Records. 10 0. __ „. Balalaika Orchestra 11.0: Dicks XO-DAx ...

... 56, News, Third' Programme-6, The Queen of Spades. 7, The Mahinogion. 7.20, The Queen of Spades-L2. 9.30, Ideosotemporary Theatre. 9.50, Monet and Waken. i 10.50, Iceland, 1949: 11.0, Hahne. Badlo direann-I,Records, 1.30, News. 1.40, Reoot:ds. 5.30, Play ...

... Programme. Third Programme (514; 203.5) 620 p.;n Hungarian String Quartet. 7.30: Promenade Concert. 9 0 Henry James and the Theatre 9 20; Piano —Peter Stadlen, : ‘The House.' by John Lehmann. 10,30: Alfred Duller (counter-tenori and Desmond Dupre iguitan ...

... Eireann Light Orch, with Vera Duffy, soprano, and John Lynskev, baritone. 9.o—News and views from Dassors-tltrough 9 30—Dublin Theatre Scraobook for 1915. 10.30 Hospitals' Trust Soonsored Programme. ...

... 2s—The McCooeys. 7,45 Topsail Schooner in the Antarctic. B.o—Music-Hall. 9.ls—Mr, Winston Churchill, 9.35 Saturday Night Theatre. light Programme (1.300; 261.1) 9.0 am—Big Ben. 9.lo—Records, 10.0 Pavilion Players. 11.0—Harold Smart at organ, 11.30 —Dick ...

... Concert. 3.10. ‘The Virginians.* 5.35. Weather Forecast. 6.25, Sport. 6.30. American Commentary. 6.45. Sheep Keeping. Amateur Theatre. 7.30. Qu’.z from Strabane (Team—W. W. Barnhill. Jim.. Ruby Randall. Maude Beal:. John Gallagher i. 8.0. Camden Trio. 8.30 ...