I :rtlsements MEMOS,:MLS


CANT i persons


nplbyment i ■ Is la man a, woman acancies


li a Local of jLabour


:IcsE lie or vmeht,i ,1s Visions of


ORATION *.


_ 1 with all - >' charge


i ,


e Female [light fluty


heroo. , for I the


tITAL. |. Assistant


ighti duty. Idltlons of ' bj; made


425; p.a.i, take her


I man, re- with j pig Manager, I or ;at the,,


good pros- flenced In |nd Iwllllng


ricrlence in modern « mt * ■ *


poiptment, toi'j C. G.Dealers, Uhes).


nd j careful a can be sg for boys


_ : f m


■ S.W reached a Ein , the


m . m j-


mmsss


5 Uif, td.,' Chat* ; ■*! ;, Clitheroe.


1 1 ^ JS.—Apply;


mornings a IJ B.m. to; d Avenue,


1* .1,-jS : route.—


, Man.'I for 'ege tclth


. - f, Idlngton. I months—


rloo Mill. '


m - I


B


ed HANK Lancaster


experience, -Dr. Cas- Tel.


n Division. a CLERK ’ oe; Works. under 20


iltlons of Industries


outhworth Clltheroe.


1 e write to s ducation


j Imperial : Limited,


vr Vfe?i‘c\‘l^!°^ a for .one


Ht WORKER provided.— Ltd., I for petrol


I t Wiswell te Box FI.


, ,school — to learn , nd Intel-


or bpares'


,li charge for m li'V will be


an :advan- 3 £G’4s.- 8d


eI^equlred.


nt-.; Nurs- s, 5d. per -resldent


•O =. 1.1* 1 n Langho J ,


GRANITE, MAR^:


Send for our teleotl and I prices. - Yo 1 placed under ' ' eation and 1' Phone 21)1 I usanxioj: to help


10 obli- ,find ■


r- intlaa


LE, STONE on oT designs u will be


THEO ^ AND SONS


W. ROCK MONUMENTAL masons Lettering and Ri novations.


Blackburn Road GREAT I HARWOOD


wreaths, ' bou6 ' ’ Phone 669 (an


KNOWLES. WellBate. BIRTH


NIGHTINGALE—On,


29th..to Elizabetn son) and Brian . son, Jelfrey,' Steph for Chrlstopherl


UETS, Eto y hour). —


N( 0|Cnbe Tt o b e r might n omlln-


; 8 DEAT^ S


KENYON.—On the Rosegarth, , WhalL... the j dearly beloved the late 'John Burnside . aged I 88 yeahs.


4th


Whalley Wesleyan a.m. bn Sathi'day, prior,, to Intermer Parish Chul-ch.l


..Chapel at li I 1th November


—Enquiries: Irelind. I Whalley Tel. Whalley I 3282 '


WHITWELL.-4-On 2pd November, 1953, (suddenly), I at hls home. Oak House. ■ Pendleton, Near Clltheroe, GarpettJ the dearlyi w loved husband of .'.Mary Whltr


—G. Calverley and Soils. T»i 297/756.


ovember 5th. ' 1 [ ^ IN MEIvromAM


ABRAHAM.—Treasu ed memories of a dear .father,


November, 1950.


You suffered much Ir silence. YYour spirit did not


W ntil, the , very end


-Froih loving c i garet' and, soi aughter Mar-


But what It mea'nt to lose you. ■ No, one will ever know-


e think! of you And make no


79, Moor Lane. 5| iBrlght Street; and'Manchester.


BAINES.—In I loving , dear mother who Sth, 1950, also of who died Novemlji


3, Lane Ends; Dunse ] -In I loving


Loved and remei —From Jim, Elsie


BAINES.- dear


Also his loving vife, sons and daughters.


-In-iaW Bert- V THE SCREE i


:obered always, and 'arnily.


passed!away NOv^ber 19^0 ewtdn. N—Fr'orn Annie. Bob and family.


., Of those we loved aid shall never forget.


Sweet ia're the ! memories silently kept, ‘


\m


BALLANTINE.—With love ve ttlnk ofi our dearly loved ’ Grahnle, Mary'Elizabeth, who whs called home on November lOthj 1952 at Thornley, ‘near- Chipping, now : re-unlted with Grandad feho


' ■ God iBless ;^annle. W—Eileen and Jean.


hltewell. _ Also sadly mlssed'by all at! 1944. ___ , Waddlngton. ' | ' I


CAWLEY,—In memory; of bur dear ! son, Frank; lost at sea NowYth,


l Tuesday, fate Satur-


iitheroe oi' St to train


ale ; House station), evenings


OUS' corset Advertiser


3SES and 0 order at


COWLING, 1 Clltheroe. ', Tuesday


I Memories a keepsake no: one I ^


Death Is a heartabhe cnly God can heal. |


,j ’ ! ' i - ' ' j ;


Beautiful memories are all we have:left ;


can steal; ;


! —From mother and: dad ■ .1 67, Brbwnlowi Street, CUth^roej


th, 1952. , I ; 'i


Of a son, we loved dearly land will never'forget. I


EDMONDSON.—In! mbmory bf a m loving wife and a very 'dear


7other, Sarah, who died i-Hov ! In our garden !of memories,


1 You llvei with lus !yet; :i


83 and 93.. Peel street. CUtheroe. RIGBY.—


!■ Never forget.'!; r ! !—Trom Dick. William,’/.lys I Bob


, For, those: whb loVed: you ; and Allah. - ' '


: I dear wife and mother,:who 'died ; Always in thought, loveil by


! A day of remembrance, sad to I ' recall, . , : , f i


November 6th, 1946; i


j —From her loving husband'and' ' family, j


us all. ! !, ,'l ; : I i


I ' I ril;


Gardens 298


||(iry ! of my


Jmi.ss you. " L treasure,


| husband IhadoWafall.


nd Cljristo- fliory ol|- mv'


. who: died !'■ ■!" '


9r e a s u r e d i r dahghter,


J are always P ' ! I


ton-by-Bow-


;ng Imemorv Mary, who


thei'pe,) ■


■M- ■


4 •- < *■th®


mhicr nth. her £.ster.s and


lug imemory wno1 died


red.. )m and jini. Little


:m en t s


1 1


1' oi! kir.dly nd io.c 11 in


Hai'i- --


1 s for thp! tpresslons of


“id letters of In -loving i ear ' mother,


ds , to all


sorrow. Clitheroe.


'hem In the


pMrs.-'F. P kress: their


issed, and m :other,


graceful I monumen: memoratds the mom loved ppo. It-is als


MONUMENTS' i It is traditional


tional that we provi uments bf distinct ori. Wo. have our own mas mi and bur work is certain ;to


irjj of; r. 0 iradi-


express the ideas'of tho family. Despite the beauty of our monuments, prices are fair'and reason ible,


IUMISERVKE ROCKDALE. ESHTc


■IlfESCA^fS In


any Ltd., at 6, Market i Plaeo, euweroo. Tel, t07-a ittyP^Unesl-


OPrinted and published hy tD« plltheroe Advertiser & iTimes Ooro-


that i a , COITI- !,


lln.son, who : 1952.I ' I


I ' get yoii. . are always


r , who died


SEEDALL.—Ip lovingi memory of ;my dear - husband; who ’died I November |7th. 1942. M i


I Though absent,! yiu ! are always near, |


9 —From, his loving'wifa. . , The Crescent


And miss you more <ach| day. 'From Elsie, Billy and Geoffrey. 31. Union Street. Low Moor. I


. j — > her 7th, 1942. ;


SEEDALL.—In loving memory i of ' 5


, in memoi-y we see i him i just the i same. . i :


- '7bo died Ndvem- I


40, Highfield Road. -1


—From! his loving' :daughter, -Nellie, Jim. Gordon, Coiln:


As long as we live we will cherish his name


1 '


Just a beautiful Imemoryi Nothing can take away Is left for those who * loved you.


I i ; ; | ; , i


SEEDALL.-—In loving .memory; of a dear father, who died November 7th. 1942.'


Still loved .still 'missed ! and very dear.;


i . ’ : . i i


-In !loving memory of a j


busincisi hours or u 1 .. I :■


''-rare "snui


ADULTS 2/6 (Reserved 2/10): 2/3 (Resorwecl 2/H: t /6. CHILDREN 1/6; 1/3; 1/.


/\DMlj;iSION BhiCES (including vniwers):- ii |


Bobking Office open Wednesday, 3 to 4-30 p m and. Saturday, 3-ito 4-30 0 m , and at the General Offleo, 2, Moor Lane, d u r i n g


MAKE SURE OF, A SEAT telephone Clitbejiaa '67,


lE^ ' toWER THAN SALE PRItES AT


S H O ; 2, |and.;i^'


i Branches also


ExLr .A.F. Shirts (two, collars)


New Respirator


N^w VI sizes


lusers I .. aders in


Khaki Gijade (iverii


Shaw Bridge Street; Glitherp I


at Skipton Darwen' Accrington a Rawtenstall.


E.x^W.A.A.F. Shirks (twoicollars) j


New Wool Green overs;


Wool Mitt: 1 Naval


...i — Men’s


M ^ ’s ^ew Dressi Gown


ullovers


Mjin’s Extra die^ Wei


rsjdies "ildr


lildr Niiwes’ New Wellit;


cedjRubli I ..


m’s VVellinitti Fleece Boo


iiality Meltpri rroesers .19/11 iValiy Tweed Tfoiiser's ! .. n’s [Wool Roll- Collar Pullover: n’s Wool Slipc)


Men’s Men’s


Style [Men Oven


n’s Zipp Boot(


Genuine White SCa Boot Stockings:!...,.


New Ahstralian E haki Tro


all Eull-


Gdod ;Navy Berets Grade 1 Ex-Army


?dll- .17/6 a!0s 5/11


23/6


I..!39/6 4/6


22/6 5/11


12/6 39/6


lo iSts 17/6 ,


Hcavy Vyeli: ilingtoni:


g- tons 21/6 ng-


from 9/11


tees 35/- ons-


es,,.. 15/- s oats 80/-


Best 1 oaths’ Cdrd Troijsers Cord Trousjei All-Wool


Men’s [Mixture Ar iSocl(S


Army Socks’


Newest Styld Col .Zipp Jackets,’ all


Newest Style' Ladi' Shoes


Men’s!Work Boot:; 1 1 1


Men’s jBlack and iBrown Shoes ..


I ’ , :'i: 'rom, 37/6


hured sizes


'Navy Duffle Coat? Children’s AllrW Na'vy Gabardine ‘ I coats from!


Men’s all iizes .J. Pyjama? it


Men’s


Navy Gabardine Hoods


New Cilog^ T-:)


lialn- ^ ...... 49/6


dol


sizes 19/11 in


all 9/6 10/6


es’ ........ 20/-


'rom 29/6 45/-


' rom4b/ll I ers ' :


...... 39/6 rs... 47/6


ny


and 25/6 ..... 52/6 . . . 19/6


tons 28/9 is... 12/6


Men’s Singlets and Trunks i...'...]!'.....


New:Riding Macs.!..... Men[s Fawn! Raiilii


New Aertex4Typ01 Trunks


New Raincoat^” ‘ ~ Good Army R


coats


Sleeveless Leathe Jerkins i.....


I . I ' ! . ., ..... lljinkets t


.....


Linings 15/6 !


New Khaki iTrousers. New Demob! Tweed Overcoats!’ .[..iL.-


Ex-Army and lPoIice Overcoats]


New Khaki B/D Blouses 1 . ......


84/- 67,/6


3/11


OLD.TYME OF THE YEAR


KING. LANE' HALL, C !


. • ' ; i . .1 f .1 ; . i’l on'!'.’.' FRIDAY, DECEMBER


Syilney| Thom]p$on Broadras^mgi br<


! ; : ! f I ' Supported’by!


STANLEY’ BARKER & HIS M.Cs.: SYDNEY & MAR\ ■REFRESHniENTS ■


[mly 15/6 29/6


17/6 2376 45/-


All-VVool Glove Men’s Mixture Armour-plated Gloves


Laj-ge Zipp Tiavel > Bags ...p.J.


.•New R.A.F. Wdol Trunks


Men’s Kid Nap,, . Lined Glovbs.


Sheepskin Qattnifet Mitts


Leather Gauntlel Gloves


ipa


New Navy Donkey Jackets ;•••,•;•[.....i


R.A.F. Sheepskin! Zipp Boots


Grade 1 Transport Jackets J... .]. ...


M


! Sea Boot Hosb ,, Men’s Jeand in,


Navy! Bib/Brae alls .....


• sizes '


Men’s Fane; Motor-cycle, New [Hockey Sti . to Clear l.l.J, New Footballs fi ¥orkdale 70x9Qi. Wdjl Blahkets


M0n’^ Khaki D Shirts ...


Tie Gdi


Men’s Waterproof Overtrousertf-ij... Men’s Green Oilskir ’Macs .....


F ateijprpof en’s W


awn Caps . l/s’i (ivey-


itgles sis


[)12/6 17/6 19/11


15/-


ii . . .'...|. '11/6 only...2/6


,15/f20/,!• 43/6


..... ;


New Sheepskin gaiint] i let Gloves, Syo^th double) ohiy


Sheepskin Irvingl I j Jackets


.'357- "99/6


'23/6


......... i 39/6 s 1 .;..'!! 4/ill Cjidves 2/6 Work I


.1'. . . RIR ! ■ 'mNERAts ' -


Obtainable from Aspdeii’s, king Stree [Street, and Roybeck Cafe, Market


WEDNESDAlh NpV; 25th, FOR rONE DAY ONLY


ORCHESTRA THORffSON /css,


' TICKETS I STRICTLY LIm It E!D - 10/6


t; Cook’s, (jastle Place. I!


KING GEORGE’S HALL, BLACKBURN at 7-15 'P-'


,,


Blackburn Music Society, by'arrangement with Harold yielding presents'


M A N TO V A N I


an d Fuli [’ecordlng orchestra of : 40 star musicians


S fiVCharmaine, White Christinas; Lovely ^ Booking lufflce: Public Hall, Nortiigate, B1


Blakewater : 42392. ! : Office Hours. Monday, 1 7 to '8-301 p.m.; Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursi to 5-30, p.m.;> Saturday 10 a.m. tb 4 p.m. to the!above offloe[ must have remltt a addressed envelope.


wedish Hhapsody, Some Enchanted Even!: Book riovv: 3/6: 5/-: B/-: 7/6: 8/6: and 10/6


ng, etc.


Music ,,ady, Moulin i Rouge,


: ■


ilhckburn; Telephone ; p.m. to 5 pim. and


I i ! BL/^CKBURN [music SOCIETY


THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26th,ja; 7-l3 p.m. j i in thj! ASSEMBLY HALL, Pub ic Halls


Grand Concert of Choral! and Orchesteal Music Conductors; 'Fred Brough and Horace Tattersalij


Also booking now[;at the Public jHalls, 1/3, i.2/6,! 3/8 and 4/6


. ST. JAMES’S AMATEljR PL^ • A Lancashire Comedy In


IN j ST. j JAMES’S . SC


2/- Seats bookable during day . at Castle street; everting Nov. 19th and ; .1 7--30 to 8-30 p.m.


, ; ADM v«* ujmw.w ISSION 2/-, 1/6, ON WEDNESDAY, | FRIDAY !& Three Acts r [


“THE RfGHT AGE TO i By IH. F. iJALTBY


L No|embe;r 25th, Wth and Plky coitimencesj at 7-30


YERS present


MARRY?’ i ’ ' ’ I' I ’


:]h[o o l , . I ’ ! :SATURI)AY,


28th:': . ! !. p.m.


cllffe and Gorse, S ', at the! School,


it' 2)th


CLITHEROE MUSIC I THIRD CONCERT


THE


LANCHESTER MARipNETTES Parish Church jSiinday School


i TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24^, 7-30 p.m.


FIRST SEATS 57- SEATS AT THE BACK OF THE HALL 2/- CECOND SEATS 3/6


STUDENTS’ TICKETS (Obtainable from M


;7-:0—


,CLITHEROE ROYAL; GRAM AR SCKOOL. (GIRLS) ADM


COFFEE EVENING, 9-30 p.m. I


ISSION" 17- IM


Nov. 20th Gift Stall,


r. I R.': I.JKay, 81;, Railway View) 1/6 j Friday


at School or CLUB


day, Friday,; 1 pan. nPostal applications


'ces and stamped 1 !' '


■


NON-STOP [.DANCnti from 8 pirn, to 1 a.m.


BALL


iITHEROE 4thj 1953


to and His (ihestra !


'G , ' ,1;


: Would he our dearest! wlbli 1 —^violet arid Tommy.


died January 17th. 1951[ I | I i ,


to-day. i \ , { " it RIBBLESDALE ANP• HORRQCKSFO!^ f I . ■ 'I


'IdX'rURDAy.af 2-15:;'Q«otg6 i ’Brion tit’ “ HCIlLyWOOD COWBOY/" Bbpking Office open Mon...Woi>„ Sat from 2 : t i i i b.m. Tel. 147.


ST. JAMES’S. CHURCH, CLITHEROE Autumn jfapre .*,•


To-morrow (Saturdays) Nov. 14 IN THE SCHOOL


! : M


To be opened at;2-30 p.rji, byii R. T. Uj; LIDDLE ; r. |G. Hothe rsall.


Cl\airman - M ADMISSION 6d i ! ■


HOUSEHOLD FANCY|GOODS CROCKERY, HOME-iVipE CAKE STALL, I |i: PRODUCE, ETC.


: j - | ’[ i p S , BRAN TUB. DRAPERY,


! GAMES ROOM & CHILDREN’S pAYROOM.. i -


ENJOY AFTERNOON TEA IN T IE CAFETERIA


THE OPERA PLAYE Prese


IiLACKBURN ^‘T h e D ancing Y e a r s ’’


the late IVOR NOVELLO'S GREATEST f M


USICAL SUCCESS ' Starrjng


ERIC GIBSON & ELSIE tRABTREE !


! at I ■


Thei blympia Cinema, Blackburn NOVEMBER 16th-21s|, 1953^


Every Evening aL7-30 p.m. kl^tlnee Saturday, 2-30 p.m. 1 PRICES - 5/9, 3/9-,


Seats can noW be booked at (Srlmshaw' ' ! j :


: Clitherbe.


1/9 s, Church Street,


Clitheroe! F.C.


I■ I- . • ,! ' • I ' j '


CLITHEROE AMATEUR


I V.'; . ’: „ i


READ UNITED i on


Shaw Bridge Ground


To-niorrbw (Saturday) Klck-bff 2-30 p.m. '


^MISSION 6d. & 3d.


Clitheroe Parish Church Young Wives’ Group


JUMBLE SALE AND pound" STALL TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY


‘ I In the School ,


. . Refreshments ' ADMISSION 3df


, at 7 p.m,- - MOOR LANE YOUTH GROUP


JUMBLE SALE TO-NIGHT IKRIDAI'I


Doors opeii at 7-0 p.m ' ADMISSION 3d.


Ciitheroe and District Agricultural Society


FOURTH ANNUAL SHOW BALL


TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) KING LANE HALL


lmemory of a aied November l deir father


ou faced you- task with U ■ courage! -


DUtwaad show. in silence


who died 3td- bend.


a ell, aged 67 yearsL 1 In te rr e d - Nt All IRalhtst Pendleton.


S Kenyon. ervice at t at; Whalley


lenrtetta, wife of


Inst.,' at


gale, a brother


■


Ho^ehotd FIREPL


ypRK s


iLSON s LTD.


Tools.; jlroiimongery


Appliances ACES^


BNQtllRIIS INVUED. C L i r a E R O E l


ITREET' Phone 88


rEgIiSTEBED 'AS .1 NEWSp/pEH.


"If" illin n


TOi-NIIGHT jFridajy


SATUBbAY M O-O Constance Sniith, . donnell. Markrfiobi


! I THE- His Worsh p The Hayor ofiGlithbrpe


Western I : ‘NEW i


' ’ ' '


(Co ha!


\incillor F, Dugdak) j: graciously, consented to |. ; ;


Intrbdueeihe very latest seniat onal '


entertainment i I


[ Mere in your own '^uo'rfiisci ALL Wi ! |h:


here; planters’ and t^eir wim are iving ; . the dangerous story w headiines!


, .; in the vital Jalayah .,rubbei: |lanlMions w


h ch m er 2Effh. 1950. er am father'Iwho


p Bridge. 1 memory of a


W i j ake's tom | ,v,,'Vi.r\’d '


or|'ow'S', l i


CLAUDETTE COLBERT JACK HAWKINS .


the PUNTER’S WIPE U OA ANTHONY STEEL


AS K CRtN L


Orlxlnit itarj Ai)d icmAplif by Nttr POD arid G ^ OIrictitd by K NAIN 'Prodvud by lohn STKHM


F ’ I A riHHACUi mOBUCTION m AHX


To be with you In : the I same. old way,


I I : an4 introducifix RAM GOPAU XU


ujr > r


Booking:Office open dally. 11 to 12-30,' 3,to 4-30. Tel, 278. If'


Neva Patterson, Blanche Y u r k a,'. •'ns. ■


and: 8-15


AGRICULTURAL jSHOW! BALL TAXI," starring Dam Dailey,


MOST up-to-date Electric Equipment


metallised sdlEEW ; ,


NEXT, Novembe| im [ at.:7-30'(P.m. 1 .


.'I!.; , I I' ................. I ■ i ■ - I fU -fllua) Kyle,, Mac- l; THE NEV/


P,B. DINNER SUIT READY-TO-W


TO M


EASURE . VyiTH ALL ACCESSORIES SEE WINDOWS


EAR or M FRED READ ! ^ . - Nd. 3809 1 1


MONDAjY aild TUIERDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY


vh:-'!;[i;r: FRipAY, ^NOVEMBER ;13> 1953 : PRICE THREEPENCE Next' to -^he family itself TELEVISION lln


i;0-NIGHT (Friday) at 700: SATURDAY at 2-15. 6-0 and 8-15 RYTHING I HAVE IS


MARGE! AND COWER CHAMPION,in “ EVI YOUR8.I’ i (Colour by TechnlcolOrU (U fll:


.:n) ' !


It 7-30; WEDNEOl: at 7-30;! SATURII:


I:


AY at 2-15 ai|d 7-30 AY'at 2-15) fl-D, .8*15


HTING FOR LIFE


■pewntMSAMU f i :


i |n d e r s e :i i ' cotouiiirTBCHNICOLOft


ttarrlng ' O CEItMd burodin RIH


UnaM.byCHUtunHI8.'tcKiiiplAylir«U>iun -0iiN>ia48iiPel»(l|llUhhU K (lnreo(riphyl:)*0Ufl|rEIir '''


lEiHUlffll 1 .. I.


rS'WdNOEljDDt^SOi^CHlTSI ;


.r*4.Tw48Mpi«3f iWslihifci'trjmMjw’' ' “:i |- "Twimbtlln^- ‘•lilt Intkyftrm’’ . I , "AnywklrsliWliiteh.v


;i'in|Ki(ii cariit^Airichtii’’ hai mon \


TO-NIGHT.at 7-30; SATURDAY hi U-o‘arid 8<li TREVori in "STOFi YOU’RE


SATURPAY.fat 2r1S; George O’Brien In ‘MluilOHAIRE PLAVBOV* Week commencing ikth October, 1853


ALL WEEK MONDAY TO FRIDAY'St 7/30: SATURDAY at 6,0 and^8-l5 D.m.


Kk^Samuel Uoldwyn’ 4s . n^w musidaf vvohderfilm-


'is proving^the most powerful influence in home consolidation, ^nd MUrIp HY television is now within the scope of [nearly I every family, budget.


j


The Murphy Va(4 ‘Standard' table intBdcl. The ideal


_


T/V ;(oii faju'uy vjewliig[ ' Extra large picture ot ex- The Murphy V210 V Popular ”


’[116511011)81’(iuallW’’aild b r i l l t - ' ’ ^ 'ance ftom ■ widltogie aiuto- I f f ‘ ® Inlzed tube.:r I


£72/15/0 tax! paid


Tho Murphy V216C ‘ Stan­ dard ’ coneore. The set for


those -who like flue television and fine furniture. ■ . Extra, large [picture o f . puteWiri^ -' quality.r Luxurious cabinet of


selected Prenchj .walnut,'. ■ r ’


.i£1p5 tax paid pvlng: large brllllajit -picture


.-'On-.aluminized Screiia. ' .. £61 tax paid


' console. A high-grade console 'T/V ■


*asy-runnlngfloor type


'■.-Cabinet,- ,£66/5/0 tax paid .-------------- 1—^


--------


s e Htm a m s - CLiTHEROE


■ '. I YOVR RADIO AND T7V DEALERS .14, ,I^K E ^


3— / ' T ' ' </' 1 " i SS .jBUCigiURN AMATEUR EIGUTf'dlPERATIC SOCIETY


“ BLESS TH E B R ID E ” ....;. (B? arrangement .‘Witliiaamiiel. French Ltd.) ■ -GRTVNp THE/Vtl®, IJjLACKBURN


i DECEMBER ^>li-12th, 1953 I : .1 ' nightly5


;' ? ‘ I i-15 p.m. | •


Saturday Matinee, .Dumber ! 12thy 2-15 p.m. ' 'I . . I '• " 'r


I; "'


MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT, NOV. 16th and 17,1953. PUBLIC ROOKING PI^M WEDIS^DAY NEXT, NOVEMBER,.i?th.^ i 9 | ^ ' ”


IPATRON’S PRIORITY -BOOKING ; I .


Booking' Office:-53, iCHlMCH’^sfREETj BLACKBURN: I


I (adjoining Golden Hoft'Hotep. .j,


CHATBURNi DOWNHAM AND WOR5TON i c o n s e r v a t iv e ' a s so c ia t io n


CONSERVATIVE BALL : i :


' 50-50 • ;Late ’buses to Clltheroe after the Dance. ■ 8 p.m.— [:!7/:[,.' .; TICKETS 376^ 1 a.m. ’


Dancing FRIDAY I NEXT, NOVEMBER ,


'


IN THE CHATBURN GrfURCH INSTITUTE 20th, 1953


REGAL DANOE BAND '


Bolton-by-Bowland Y.F.C. '


Whist Drive & Dance IN THE SCHOOL ROOM


Friday, November 20th Whist : 7-15. 'Dance 9 -2 HODDER BAND


ADMISSIOjNf 2/6 '


Goo'd' iPrlzes/l Refreshments, .- O- CLITHEROE


PERATIC AND Im


" RIO RITA ” DATEUR


SOCIETY RAM REHEARSALS


OLD SCHOoi,, (ihurch Brow | [ .! at 7-45 p.m.;


. tO' be held In The ’ ;


TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) | (FULL REHEARSAL) !


Monday Next, Nov. 16th i ■


■ , , ! (M EN ONLY) |


Friday Next, Nov. 20th . ■ (FULL REHEARSAL) '


KEEP OPERA WEEK OPEN ! Febi 8th-13t!i, 1954


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, t AH Hallows ■'1 Mitto


' MEN’S : E IN THE INS


;., SPEAi:, .Secretary. Church


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Friday [Next, HOT-POT1 j 6-30 p.: WHIST


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TITUTE Nov. 20th


tepPER n. r :


ADMISSION 37


■ 10 p.m. to 1 BATTERSBT


DOMINO,i : 8-0 p.ih. DANCING


AND DRIVE


DANCE ONLY. 176


S BAND \ (inclusive).:


0 a.m. ! I j 'C - ATIC -t' '1


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