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... the increased prices had not been gi?^4 a fair trial. He could not see why, if ratepayers had to subsidise the new Amateur Theatre, they should not be j3repared to sub s idise a place where elderly people and those in digs • could obtain meals at a reasonable ...
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... Governors in the Far East with responsibili- the Government of China both inkw and in fact. Leigh, in costume at the Palace Theatre, London where she Is ties for large Chinese• understudy in a King's om Colombo an official populationstrjan Go vernmen tave ...
... 500.000 worth of lace during 1949, states a Reuter message from Lille. Mr. William Selby Pearce, proprietor of the Palace Theatre. Bath, one of Britain's oldest music halls. died to-day. aged 89. Thousands of British and United States Occupation troops ...
... DAILY AT BOTH THEATRES NO MAT. PRL ROBERT NEWTON SALLY CRAY MAUSTON WAYNE OBSESSION REGAL: 720. 5.30. 0.30. ASTORIA: 2,10. 5.21. S 40 Aram Killeen. Mart Seth Rushes: LAST OP TIM WILD HORSES CO) Last Complete Peeormance. at Both Theatres 7.10 ...
... only Birmingham people 'idling London but with Londoners themselves. In addition to luncheons and dinners, it caters for the theatre - going public before and after the shows. Coming nearer home, we have also taken over the famous Priory Hotel at Walsall ...
... CROWN THEATRE THURS.. FRI., BAT.. Mot. from 2.18: It hu everything— Comedy Romance, Matte, °slaty' Anna Mule. moms. Tam woe SPRING IN PARK LANE on Mutt Martin. Rebut Lowery. Frankle Ours: Mart Of an Ito 3 Per.ls of Oraelble. ...
... COLLEGE THEATRE THE WHEATSHEAF PLAYERS prowl SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER (A by Oliver Cid*BMW ONE WEEK. SAMOANS NNW at 7.)S Seals S/- sal trestawad). 1/- Winds at dew. ...
... and the • London was told of this r McNeil, Minister of o Australian actress, Ba r bar a Leigh, in costum on, at the Palace Theatre, Lond e where she is unders . tud y in King's Rhap- sody for Vanessa Lee, who is recovering after an operation. FOOD FOR ...
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... NEWS IN BRIEF Mr. WEMain Selby Pearce. proprietor bf, the Palace Theatre, Bath, one of Britain's oldest music halls, died to-day, aged 69. Thousands of British and United States Occupation troops will pay one-week visits to each other's sone in Western ...