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... Octavia Hill KENSINGTON TOWN HALL THE FOUNDER of a Housing Trust might at first glance seem an unlikely subject for an entertainment, but Margaret Wolfit has done us a service by bringing to our attention the remarkable pioneer Octavia Hill in a nicely ...
... because there is ample mate rial to go on and make a second series. We are holding a competition called The Octavia Hill award, after Octavia Hill who really started the National Trust, in which children will be asked to recommend aplacewhichisof special ...
... look at the founder of the National Trust, Octavia Hill. Author Robin Brooks is fortu nate in having a dedicated cast available to focus attention on this issue while examining those problems besetting Octavia at a personal level. Andrew Holmes' production ...
... problems and villains it ran into. The three 19th Century originators appear often in ways you'd never imagine. I play Octavia Hill, who had enormous ener gy and a good sense of humour. The other characters are her two colleagues. Since we only have ...
... conditions. Ruskin was amongst them, and he installed Octavia Hill as manager of a group of slum dwellings off Oxford Street. Feeling she would appreciate a little moral support over this res ponsibility, Octavia enlisted the help of Emma Cons, and k was (here ...
... stated that the play should be set in 1895, deal with issues of conservation and if possi ble, include two characters, Octavia Hill and Hardwicke Rawnsley, who were largely responsible for the founding of the National Trust. The result is For Any Field ...
... is a biographical portrait of George Eliot, I have another of her novels on the stocks, and in addition I have a show on Octavia Hill, one of the founders of the National Trust, and the subiect opens up the possibilities of new audi ences. The show has ...
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... Saturday and Monday. OONliL^.TON; Tuesday and Wednesday, MARKET DRAYTOJ Perm. dd? Christie House, Staple Hill, Bristol LEIGH I.OVEL COMPANY, with _ MISS OCTAVIA KENMORE, in TBSEN'S PLAYS JL Sixth Tear of Tour. )P Spring bookings Include: T.R., EDINBURGH T.R. ...
... RUGELtY : next week , PALACE T BRIERI . EY HILL . A G DIE ANGLAISE . Mr . . L . DOBEE , 8 TOlKE . tl > Xear o ( Uninterrupted Tour . , , Sftturaaj , PERMUY ; , Tuesday , Wednesday , TRALEE . . ai 3 fi Itoaae . Staple Hill , . T 3 IEMINGHAM BEPEBTOBX - > COMPANY ...
... dramatised version of Marie Corelli's novel, the work of Maud William son, was produced for the firet time on any stage at broken Hill, New South Wales, on September 22. Broken Ilill is in the very centre of Australia, and Barabbas is, our correspondent tells ...
... Ohristle House . Staple Hill , Bristol . Mr . ALPBED NOBTHWAT and Mr . W . V . TODRS . rpHE PRODIGAL PARSON . JL 62 nd CONSECUTIVE WEEK Off TOUR . , GRAND . WALSALL : next , ALEXANDER T BIRMINGHAM . ' Mr . LEIGH LOVEL , Miss OCTAVIA KENMOEE , and Company ...