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... has been met. COMPLEX ORGANISATIONAL PROBLEMS Your directors remain alive to the importance of adapting the company, operations and organisation to meet changing conditions. Perhaps I may be allowed to dwell a little longer on this aspect of our' affairs ...
... £6 £5 £4 Thursday May 3rd 8 pm DANIEL O’DONNELL IN CONCERT £8 £7 £6 Tuesday May 15th 8 pm GLEN CAMPBELL PHILOMENA BEGLEY £1050 £950 £850 Monday May 21st 8 pm THE KEN DODD LAUGHTER SHOW £500 Friday 25th Saturday 26th Sunday 27th May 600 pm and 845 pm THE ...
... THE STAGE. 111011 THE FOOTLIGHTS. (From our Cornrow:loll.) WE shall presently to complain of the multitude of our amusements. They are multiplying with peel. Mealy alarming rapidity. y Monday next we shall have two circuses going full time, in addition ...
... is the only thing . you can get from attending one of these functions: As long as costume and spectacle are on the stage a manager may depend on a fair muster In front. The moment a big set is closed in by a front cloth an exodus takes place, and then ...
... fliwed into J-** T'iil. Well done, * Bonny. ’ thou art giving freely ,ht. M ister will id that took my advice, refined sell thee Farmer Whittle,” and he * I caressingly the young heifer. ** Andrew fro •uan may toller, but he has notbii g his ship* equal thee ...
... . . And On The Stage C OMEDY comes into its own again at the Playhouse when Eric Linklater's witty play. Love in Albania. is presented on Tuesday next. First produced in London in 1949. with Peter Ustinov and Brenda Bruce in the leading roles. it will ...
... throw itself the national funds or the loot f.aw until the very last stages arc reached. •r| just pride the worker who does not to selfishly deprive others, though those others may—and he knows it not—he less worthy than he, tempered with that real pride ...
... London stags offered its I' , .ronation %isitors last May was deplorable. What Amateurs Are Doing Can you wonder, than, that I have a •inure admiration for what the amateurs ■re doing to keep alive the art of the curtain-raiser and the serious play? Stu,ly ...
... frighten people away—that seems to be the argument. May I recommend your readers to do a little investigation among their friends, the public reaction to the one branch of their art which is really alive at the moment—l mean radio drama? “They will find ...
... Campaign to keep alive vintage pub ONE of Cheshire’s most popular pubs under threat of closure if plans to change it’s use are accepted was the scene for a vintage vehicle rally this week The Heritage weekend at the Holly Bush in Little Leigh on Saturday ...
... AMATEUR STAGE Merrie England THE Catholic Metropolitan Club have this week staged Merrie England. written by Basil Hood. to the music of Sir Edward German. for a five nights' run at Crane Theatre ending to-night. P. Stewart Anderson's modurtion of ...
... song a frock and a tickle £6 £5 £4 Thursday May 3rd 8 pm DANIEL O’DONNELL IN CONCERT £8 £7 £6 Tuesday May 15th 8 pm GLEN CAMPBELL PHILOMERA BEGLEY £1050 £950 £850 Friday 25th Saturday 26th Sunday 27th May 600 pm and 845 pm THE FREDDIE STARR SHOW £850 ...