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... Cheerio to Dick Whittington as he packs his bags for America PROLIFIC PANTOMIME writer John Morley is looking for rivals to his claim that the is about to become the author of the first traditional British panto to be presented on American soil. Tbt pvadBcnoB ...
... Glaser boys on tour ONE OF America's foremost country stars, Tompall Glaser starts a tour at the Queensway Hall, Dunstable on November 5, supported by an American band, Bill Holmes and Richie Simpson (from the original Glaser Brothers Band), Jerry Me ...
... Theatres in Peril Can We save What's Left?; Lighting and Sound by the Experts; It's All an Illusion Make-Up, Costumes and Wigs; America and Europe How Others See Us; Leisure All Things to All Men and Women. Seminars will be held mainly in the Royal Hall. ...
... moved to Chichester after 14 months at the Thorndike Theatre in Leatherhead, but last week decided to pack his bags for America. A spokeswoman for the Chichester Festival Theatre said: He was sudden ly given the offer of working with Joan Collins again ...
... tickets for the Cameron Mackintosh pro duction next year, she is to expect a second rate performer while Brightman is in America. Many more of our readers have since echoed her plea. Heidi Fulstrode of East London who has tickets for March next year said: ...
... It is claimed that Patel was again abducted and £10,000 extorted from him. The following day Arden left by Concorde for America where he stayed until May 1986. But in the witness box Arden angrily denied prosecution suggestions that he had fled to escape ...
... financial backing for his own adaptation of a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, Utopia, back in 1982. Verner eventually left for America, where he savs the opportunities were greater at the time, to turn his atten tions to buying a theatre in either Los Angeles ...
... their mind being tricked. They appreciate that what they are seeing is not real and they are intrigued. How, for example, can America's David Copperfield make a jet vanish? With his fast-talking style and sleight of hand he has got people sitting up and taking ...
... in return the right to a royalty when we reached the West End. Casting took three months: We brought Bill Finn in from America. Then Howard died of a heart attack, aged 42, on December 18, in the middle of production meetings. Ten days from first music ...