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... as entertainment for which there remains an eager and affectionate public. If the argument runs that it London Theatres MANY London's theatres INK and yther places of entertainment suffered heavily as a result of enemy action, and the Holborn Empire, for ...
... capital read.; under own control.—Doi 1122. Tel. IOTELIS _ BLACKPOOL.—AII-In holidays with selected accommodation: 3 reserved theatre seats. 2 coach tours. ete.•' I days from L 7 10s inclusive. Brochure from Trayslux. 111 Victoria St.. Blackpool. or local ...
... rn At 1 55, 5.0. !.0 MON TEEMS WED. AT BOTH THEATRES No Ms tames TOP 0' THE MORNING (V) Regal 235 530.8 35, 5.70, 8,38. Wall.am Oargan. Marjorie Iloyd: Oomp:e:e Performance. ARGYLE SECRETS (Al. Both Theatres. Matinee , Dell, FORUM MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY ...
... Midland Theatre Sir.—l feel that I cannot let pass without comment the article by J.R.C. in your issue of January 3. In a city which has no other repertory theatre it is the duty of the management (whoever they may be) to cater for all tastes and to pander ...
... In its third week, _ aspect of the show continues to be one of the moot pleasing features for the large audiences at the theatre. Joan Burden is a moot attractive and appealing Cinders. and Beryl Stephens, as Prince Charming. is an ideal principal boy ...
... WIT Success for `Arsenic and Old Lace' theatre-going public of Rugby, and others who have. contributed to the Fiftythousand Shillings Fund which, raised money to pay for the recently -opened ama te ur theatre, will have no cause to grumble if the standard ...
... Cordons were thrown round houses where patients lived, and even round whole areas. and people were banned from cinemas, theatres thingurches. but dem o ralis i ng ad a very effect upon the community. Dr. Bradley said that he had no evidence that swi ...
... Cannon Chase, 84, Kenilworth Road, Coventry. Midland Theatre Sir,—l feel that I cannot let pass without comment the article by J.R.C. in your issue of January 3. In a city which has no other repertory theatre it is the duty of the management (whoever they may ...
... see undertaken in the city. In Coventry, interest in the theatre has grown to, such an extent since the war that the need for a civic theatre is accepted. The question is not whether a theatre shall be' built but when it shall be built. If Coventry were ...
... need of a live theatre, was stressed by Mr. Anthony John, director' of the Arts Council Midland Theatre Company, at Coventry Rotary Club yesterday. Mr. John envisaged the build- the ex-Repertory artists from of a civic theatre, in which Coventry become ...
... Peter Ustinov's The Banbury Nose, was one of the best things seen on any stage in Coventry in 1949, are taking the College Theatre ...
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