... of Defence) in the New Year Honours. READERS' VIEWS (To the Editor of the Sentinel ) R.—Al though a keen lover of the Theatre.. am amused at the various suggestions pat forward with a view to prescut log live cnteramment again in the Potteries. flan} ...

... Ballet Performance Parndoxicaly. in a district wiih ,, ut a theatre. one of the theatrical events of 3o \\ill ne the appearance :,( a ha net company, in the Ncis\ca.itle Municipal Halt !.irt:lig next Monday. The riv is the St James's, and it nppear: ...

... Carnival Association. 53, Sprink Bank-road, Twista/i. THEATRE ROYAL.—There seems quite a lot of controversy Over entertainment in the Potteries. hut I do not remember any fuss over the Grand Theatre. which was hunted down and rebuilt as a picture house ...

... Service to Stage awarrk C.B E C. :n!eres.' Mr. Donald Wolfit, Sh,,kcspeart actor. was a equelit Pottcr.cs 1 - .etore the Theatre , R al era , onrnt d.,wn. He now p'.a.ng Long John Sive: .n TrenFure a' the Fortune The';;lre. London. and StalTord:h:re v ...

... h- ho'se commend ,I. r c r h .gr;linr fn Sc;t Dr 1;.. • \V rt . ,;(ir The ApoF!!c within a few short months the well-loved Theatre Royal of lian:ev would be. as it were, no more. The two major amateur soc.eties nipped in, durinc the dozen weeks or so before ...

... greetings to al! friends in Stoke-on- Trent. with nest Nvilles for the sw.ress of the petition for the rel)Liilding of the Theatre Royal. Pantomime Babes The in the Midland Division (known as the Societ:. of SS. Mary and John of Lichfield) include Denstone ...

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... n about why there was no change-over of one theatre in the Potteries (which I take means the Empire, Longton). I I would say that it is evident 'to anyone that the scheme Would be very costly. The, theatre I have in mind, and which I think could be r ...

... nd that the nation he;ng taxed into e (I the e EVENING SFNTINFT.. THEATRES N. F ti •N. \IA: I \ I.•:)k_11 : I.: •\ -J 2 nti for S: X N'01.4 A`:;'AR ADDISON. All A: CONCERTS v r L RI A IIAI!, Sth. I'6o TO-DAY S CINEMAS . t. I !1 WINN! - - I ...

... —I am really quite, amazed at the position brought' about by the refusal to rebuild the Theatre Royal, Hanley. While 1 myself was a regular ;Mender at the theatre, I must ~ a y that I difler from quite a! tew of my fellow reader:.: AltMeigh many of would ...

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... EectriHty Sports Cab Photographic Society and their friends saw a show of locally-made amateur films at the Flee' tricity Lecture Theatre. Stoke, last night. The films were made and 'exhibited by Mr. John Martin. A.R.P.S., each film being an Amateur Cine World' ...