... who has been seen on television in many varied programmes, will return 1o the screen in “ A Mixeqd Bag on April 28th. | The programme will show Miles In several humorous character roles, including those of a bus conductor with a flair for Latin and an ...

... in ' dified ‘VO.\!EN riders held commanding positions at the beginning of the second stage of the British Horse Society's ‘éhree-day Badminton event toayv. vent. > Qu lv. Q N Mot —o-e~e e SHOWa me'rl‘HE fourth National Ang-|Qu -._Princess Ma wed [weather ...

... School, Gladstone Street. “Orpheus” is being staged by Sadlers Wells, and a party from the society went to see the show. @ Rehearsals for Westwood Works’ April production, “Half a Sixpence”, made famous by Tommy Steele, are under way. Auditions for principal ...

... Chance for understudies and stand-in’s to show their paces WE all know (from American musical films) of the understudy who steps into the breach when the star of the show falls ill, brings the house down, has critics swooning with delight and theatrical ...

... 1) Nerthamptonshire Evening Teled¥aph, April 34, 1950, ‘SOCCER REVIEW NORTHAMPTON GO INTO SECOND PLACE Garrett’s Recall was Justified A FINE 2-1 win over Southend on Saturday took Northampton Town to second piace in Division Three (Southern) table, but ...

... one stage. }struggle. Aston Villa. Sheffield England lost to Rumania t.hel Mrs. Rozeanu, however, took |Utd.. and Huddersfield. holders, in spite of another/complete command in the| Villa, showing belated fight, fine win by 17-year-old Ann|second game ...

... adie Hastings, Gladys Ben- unnecessary and obvious dls-‘ wn, Trene Hardwick, Phyllis plays of stage craft by the Parker. | producer, Helen Yarrow. | The second play. by Help- Others taking part were g’::ly Is‘;fsl tg tgéstut:)ip{i':‘ggg ‘ (.’}Vralce ...

... ]4 Evening Telegraph, Tuesday, April 11, 1967 AT (AT PETERBOROUGH) (Selections for tonight by “Fengate”) .15 (300), Slowly away in her iast race Pamela ran on well to finish third to Art. Previously she had been second to Sally in a fast run race which ...

... FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 * o . » DEFEATED BABES| Lewisis 'The need for an indoor e » ° e z doubtful 1 w | FLY HOME ~ . pool 1s again | Newbury JIM Lewis dhas aan ankle in- . C jury and is doubtful for q - Chelsea’s game at Blackpool. \ pnng . up 1 So 1 ...

... Our Guide to Sfage 8‘ Screen the Shows » EMPIRE East of Ludsate Hill —~Comedy Drama. Although Arnold Ridley gave us “The Ghost Train,” undoubtedly one of the most popular comedy-thrillers of the English stage, we shall not remember him particularly for ...

... autographs at the stage ¢ door of the Embassy before last night’s show. On his left is his manager, $ Miss Evelyn Taylor. ; IT WAS GREAT' HE SAYS} e 00 /Z/ 5EEEGEE666656666666 668 FEVI, if any of the L famous artists who have appeared on the stage of the Embassy ...

... tate-aided Films Show a Profit in 1951 Pacific Pact Ratified ‘HE National Film Finance Corporation has wiped out its £675,850 deficiency, shown in March st year, and made a profit of £10,891, cutting its tal deficiency over the previous two years to - ...