KIBBLE VALLEY LEAGUE


T AST week’s results:in the Ribble Valley ■ Amateur


Bowe


League ■ werie: Wednesday. —; Chatbum'64, Ribblesdale Wan­ derers II I 5&^-7; Great Harwood c a s e 82. Burnley i n 72; Padl- ham Casuals 34, Pendle Forest 64—9 dec.


Ribblesdalc Wanderers HI 05; Lucas I I 148, Altham 149—8; Pendle ’Forest" 32—2, Burnley III 31.


1C <, Chatburn 108—8. Sunday: Brockhall 67—7.


TROPHY PRESENTATION TO CHA I R URN F.C.


OFFICE Clerk


type in figures


[odgson


|ITISH LEGION CLUB jeward. with Wife » assist required living accommodation,


[ring Board wages, Bond required.


kations to reach Secretary [y Monday, July 11th R5 WHALLEY ROAD, [ CLITHEROE


fctt REQUIRED for tipping I Apply—Snape’s Garage, |ria Street, Olltheroe,_____


RJATIONS WANTED


|G LADY willing to mind (West View. Clltheroe).


Times. GARDENING


[ —Box No Ml, Advertiser


IRADE TOP SOIL tor sale our Plant Sales and Hire,


rooks, Clitheroe. Tel, US3. ng 210.


AT STUD


e WHITE BOAR at stud. Tand gilts accommodated


OUNOIL’S M Y TO HELP


\ND Rural councillors e pressing for speedy i the laying of a sewer ome of a crippled lady urn. itions between th e md the owner of the t estate—Colonel L. C. kinson—for equal pay-


ivards the cost of the ive as yet not reached n. ottage, has no mains id to install one would iroximately £465. meeting of the Public


el. Wlialley 3370._______ ^


liRIAN MILLER, the well- , Fourteen players had outings T. Bithell, D. Graham and R. If known Burnley footballer for the Chatburn club in what Read. *l,o trains members of Cimi" was thefr first championship From r0Wi M Football Club, presented year since 1925-26.


> Mac|ea(li Brian Mmori K Hargreaves (captain),


the Clitlieroe and Uistrici nma- About 60 people attended the L. Allen, J. Holgatc and B. tow L e a gu e cnampionsnip (jinnor, which was followed by Bithell.


riub^and0 individual awards to an entertainment. other members of the teL...


c at a presentation din- Pictured above are: back row. not in the photo were: M. Mri at the Brown Cow Inn, left to rights K. Croft, A. Hoi- Yates, outside right, and D. Chatburn, on Friday.____________ gate, W. Sllnger, K. Johnson, Bush, full back._________________


MORE TEAMS IN LOCAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE


TWO, or possibly three, new teams will be joining Clitheroe * Amateur Football League next season, although one of the existing teams will be playing under a new name, This was announced at the


having a team in the league 1 next season, but their players | will combine to form one ot Ihc new teams, the White Lions. Clitheroe Parish Church Youth Club will also be entering a team, and Hurst Green have indicated that they are inter­ ested in joining as well.


annual meeting of the league held in the Parish Church Hall, yesterday week. CUthcroc Reserves will not be


ied.


retary. told the Advertiser- and Times: “We ask any new clubs who are interested in joining the league next season to let us know in plenty of time so that we can make ground and referee arrangements." Hurst Green used to have


All the officials were re-elec- Mr. C. King, honorary sec­


the Parish Church, and carried off the Aitken Shield in the same season as the Parish Church Men’s Institute.


GREAT HARWOOD BOWLING LEAGUE


Calderstones Hosp. 64: Black­ burn All 120, Rishton Cons. 65; Whalley 57, Clitheroe C.C. Il l; Clitheroe Castle 99, Ribblcsdale


Results: Ribblesdale ‘A’ 112, ’B’ 93.


i Rishton Cons. .. 7 3 4 28 l Whalley ............ 8 2 6 24


BETTER GROUNDS DEMANDED


A N important decision which may well affect the future of Clitherce Football Club, as well as other clubs, was taken at the annual meeting of the Lancashire Combination


held at Preston on Friday. The President, Mr. S. Pil-


a team in the league, and they won the league chanmpionship in seasons 1948-149—50 and' carried off the Aitken Shield in 1949—50. CUthcroc Parish Church have


kington, appealed to clubs lo improve their grounds and their amenities so that there would be no loss of status. As a means of achieving this


had three teams that have won honours in the league in the past. When they Were the Par­ ish Church Sunday School, they won the league championship tour times, including a hat- kick of successes, and won the Aitken Shield on three. occa­ sions. They also won the league championship in 1947—48 as


GOLF


Friday, there were 50 entries in the Lady Captain's compe­ tition. The results were as fol­ low. Medal competition, Mrs. Hadfield; obstacle putting, Miss t Speak; two club competition, Mrs Cosgrove: appro, and putt, Mrs. B. Kav; blind driving, Mrs. 0. Hindle.


At Clitheroe Golf Club last


to. give the Management Com­ mittee authority to expel any club whose ground did not measure up to the standard


the clubs unanimously agreed


required. Mr. Pllktngton said there was


a danger of' some of the best clubs in the Combination join­ ing the Cheshire League because of the state of some grounds. I t was decided to reorganise


Mr. J. Clough, of Srtithport, suggested that any club in dif­ ficulties should approach the local council because he felt sure they would receive help from this source.- It was agreed the Combina­ tion season should finish on


On the question of grounds,


Blackburn All .. 7 7 0 58 Ribblcsdale ’B’ .. 7 4 3 44 Clitheroe Castle . 9 5 4 44 Clitheroe C.C. .. 8 3 5 40 Oswaldtw'le Cons. 7 4 3 37 Ribblesdalc 'A' .. 7 3 4 35 Calderstones Hosp 8 3 5 30


League Table P W L Pt.


Pendle Forest . . 10 9 .0 127 Calderstones . . 9 8 1 0 25 Gt. H’wood CSSC 7 4 1 2 13 Sabden ............... 8 3 2 3 11 Brockhall . . . . . . 11 2 .5 4 11 Lucas I I . . . . . . . . 7 2 2 3 8 Chatburn . 1 .... 6 2 2 2 .8 Altham. . ........... 10 2 2 6 8 Burnley HI . . . . 7 - 1 2 4 5 Ribb’daleW. HI 8 0 2 6 2 Padlham Casuals 3 0 1 2


• League Table P W D LPts


A. Turpin ........................... 4 R. Harrison .............. . R. Seed D. Woods K. Hargreaves ................ E. Horsefleld . . . . . . . . . . ....... N. Turpin .......................... T. Grosvenor ■


CHATBURN . PADIHAM


Bailey ...............................!• 14 Metcalfe ............ ................ 28 Maw ....................................... 16 Gee


Wilson ........................ Saturday ; Padlham' Casuals Rowbotham


Topham .......... Houghton.


w..**.....


Lord . . . . I ............................ Coward ....■......................... 11


................... 10 . . . . . . . . . '0


Extras .......... - ......... 3 Total .........................104


0— 15—0; Hargreaves 12—3— 35—3; Tomlinson 5—1—15—2.


Bowling: Horsfield 6.3—1—26- Seed 4—1—10—2; Burgess 5-


CHATBURN


Woods ...................... Harrison ........................


Hodgson ............


Seed ....... ............................ Hargreaves


...................


23 12


Horsfleld . . . . . . . . . .............. 19 Burgess ...................... Grosvenor ................................2 Turpin not o u t .................. 6 HOrsfield not out ............... 2 Extras .......................


19 Total (for 8 wkts.) 108


E. Wilkinson................... D. Horsfleld not o u t ........... 7 G. Tomlinson ....... . Extras ...................... 11


8 T o ta l ............ 64


30—5; P. Knowles 7.7—2—23—4, RIBBLESDALE W. HI


Bowling: M. Embery 8—1


W. Tattersall ....................... P. H a tch ................. G. Knowles............... I. Driver ........


J. Woodworth . . « ............ T.'Wallbank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M. Cottam .


24 0


5


P.’Knowles not o u t ......... R. Baron not out . . . . . . . . . . . id Extras .......................


................ Total (for 7 wkts.) 55


-1 3 -0 ; R. Seed 2-0-12—1; E. Horsfleld 8-1—15-4; K. Har­ greaves 6—0—14—2.


Bowling:- G. Tomlinson 2 GREAT HARWOOD CSSC


R. Barnes .......................... 5 D. Dunn ............................ 16


l


Metcalfe 7—0—40—1; Lord 5 1— 28—5.


r ib b l e s d a l e w . I l l


Tattersall Seedall


Harrop ........................ G. Knowles ................ Niven .......................... Driver .................


.......................... 12 ........................


Hatch ..................... . . . . Garllck ........................ Kenyon ........................


Cottam ' .......................... P. Knowles not o u t ....... . Extras .......... .


Total ....................... 95


Barrott 5—0—26—1; Robinson 7—1—22—3.


Bowling: Dust 13,2—2—43—6


Wilkinson ................... Britcliffe Brice


BROCKHALL


Robinson . . . . Leeming ....... .............. Dust not out ....-.............. 13 Hlnksman ................... Barrott


................................. If Warden not out ....................... .......................... 6 Bowling: Coward 7—1—32—1 8 6 ........... ' 1


game was noon and had'to be abandoned. 0 As Gordon/Taylor, their


regular professional, has not recovered from injury, Nor­ thern had the assistance of Wood, f r om the Lancs County ground staff. Earby • had opened with


ALL (he games in the Ribblesdale League on Saturday.! werehit bya hcavy.showcr of rain early in the after-1 - -


They included the important.clash between Earby and Blackburn Northern, the leaders and last season’s champions.


• .' RIBBLESDALE W. V. ROLLS ROYCE


RIBBLESDALE W.


K. E. Weaver o Riley b Met­ calfe ......................


Chappie and Madden, both of whom had sent down two maiden overs before rain inter­ vened and ended the match.


table, fought a losing battle with the weather at- Baxenden. After a 'delay of 40 minutes only 25 minutes play was pos­ sible before heavy rain sent the players dashing to the pavilion.


Paclihain, second in the


of the match between Whalley and Read, at Read. The players were ready to begin the match when the rain started, but they were delayed only 30 minutes. They played half an hour before rain forced them to stop again. Ribblesdale Wanderers, who


Rain also delayed the start


R. Scott not out . . . . . . . . . . J. Ingham not o u t... Extras ..........


4


19—1; R. Lemon 4—0—14—0; D. Moore 1—1—0—0.


G. Altham hot o u t ............. 3 G. Davies not out ............ 2 Extras .................... 1


SETTLE V. CLITHEROE CLITHEROE


Bowling: M. Davidson 4—3— 2—0; K. Foster 4—2—3—0.


Total (0 wkts.) 6


are now desperately in need of points, were made to bat first by Rolls Royce. There was a 20-minute delay before play began. Skipper Keith Weaver quickly made 13 and Roland Scott was 20 not out when rain fell to prevent any further play. Resilts: Barnoldswick v Great Har­


20


wood 3 for 1; Baxenden 31 for 1 v Padiham; Earby v Black­ burn Northern 0 for 0; Read v Whalley 33 for 2; Ribblesdale Wanderers 37 for 1 v Rolls Royce; Settle v Clitheroe 6 for 0.


Blackburn N. Padiham ......... 12 6 Earby ............ 12 5


Rolls Royce___12 4 Baxenden __ 12 4 Great Harwood 12 4 Settle


P W D LPt. 12 7 2 3 30 4 6 5 4


Barnoldswick .. 12 3 Clitheroe . . . . 12 3 Read ................ 12 3 Ribblesdale W-. 12 2 Whalley . . . . . . 12 2


Extras ..-................ 3 Total (for 7 wkts.) 67


............ 3


K. Owen .............................. 3 Bowling: P. Knowles 12— R. Jones .............................. 2 14—2; G. Knowles 3—1—8—0: M. Brennan ....•................ 37 Tattersall 11—0—27—4; Niven


p. Hartley .......................... 2 H. Ormerod ....................... 11 T. Duckett not o u t ............


E. Tunsta.ll’ ’ ....... .............. R. Slater not o u t .......... 2 LUCAS Extras ....................... 1 C. Sagar ......................


E. walmsley ....................... 74 3 J. Pickup-..................... ........


May 6th. The draw for the First Quali­


A. Holden 2—0—18—1; E. Spen K. Cooke not out . .............. cer 2—1—7—2. ■


the Combination Cup tourna­ ment which lost money last year, bringing in only £114 as against £235 the previous year. Members accepted a Chorley


proposal that the competition be limited to First Division clubs


ano that the top 10 clubs last season be exempt from the first round, and the remaining 12


agement Committee ■ proposal that the competition. .be con­


play first. This was preferred to a Man­


fined to the top eight clubs. It was also decided to reor­


ganise the Second Division.


Committee on Monday ■k, Mr. L. D. Telford


he district valuer has „ it the Colonel agrees iual payment scheme,


. J. Dow commented:


immense value to his chairman, Councillor


ig of the sewer would


ady js suffering hardship, ublic authority we have a wards such people." agreed that the clerk write to the District


and ask him to clarify uch compensation the


~ts.


would get, and to Colo- g-Wilkinson about shar-


IMITED


■ancies for ORKERS


World Sports sets the scene for the biggest inter­ national sporting event Britain has staged since the 1948 Olympic Games. Included in this World Cup issue is the history of the World Cup by Willy Meisl, the former Austrian International. A special pull-out guide to the Cup, which will cover countries' colours, badges and up-to-date facts and figures on World Cup squads and leading- goal scorers. Over 30 photographs, of teams and person­ alities— many in full colour.


, . .


Other features include Spotlight on Athletics— lurgen May. Plus the Open at Muirfield, swimming


and cricket/'-' - .


fying Rounds of the F.A. Cup have been made and includes M o re c am b e v. Corinthians (Milnthorpe); Lytham v. Nel­ son: Netherfield v. Leyiand; Fleetwood v. Penrith; Rhyl v. St. Helens; Skelmersdale v. Nantwich; Kirkby v. Marine; New Brighton v. Colwyn Bay; Darwen v. Bacup Borough; Chorley v. Horwich; Lancaster v. Clitheroe; Burscough v. Ros- sendale; Mossley v. Prescot Town. Clitheroe played Lancaster in


. BURNLEY HI


Clee .................................... 6 Bowling;.J. Whalley 4—0— Zlosnich ............................ 0 14—1; J. Birkett 6-0-39—2; L. Lavin «».■•••••••••••••••• Hall 5—1—15—0; D. Wall 4—0— Milder .............. .................. 2 26—0; E. Haworth 4—0—33—1; Parker


Spencer .............................. 2


Holden .............................. « D. Moore .......................... 68 Whittam .............................. 0 E. Haworth ............


Ashworth. •••••••••♦•••*•• ^ Gay nor **•*»»••••••♦••••• 20


D. Southworth 4.4—1—19—4. ■ ALTHAM


Windle ................................ l 3. Birkett •••••••••••••••• 28 2


the Qualifying Rounds of the F.A. Cup last season, and beat them 2—0 at Shaw Bridge, with goals from David Baron and Ray Hobson. In the le a g u e , however,


Extras ....................... 1 A. Holden .......................... 6 — J. Whalley ...........-.............. 8


j


Clitheroe's meetings with Lan-. caster gained them very little. They drew 0—0 at Clitheroe, and though they were leading 2—0 at half-time at Lancaster, they eventually lost 2—3. .


SINGLE WICKET


wicket championship played at the Chatburn Road cricket ground on Sunday and it was arranged to play the semi­ final and final games last night.


CONTEST BAD weather hit the Rib-


blesdnle League single


Goodway, the reigning cham­ pion, was defeated in his first round battle by Settle’s hard­ hitting left-hander, Eric Mit­


Read’s all-rounder. Richard " ,


blesdale Wanderers) beat C. Ryan (Great Harwood): G Topham i Whalley) beat R, Stephenson (Padlham): K. Savage (Baxenden) beat M. Wiseman (Earby); E. Mitchell (Settle) beat R. Goodway, (Read); W. Slinger (Clitheroe) beat N. Duckworth (Whalley); R. Slater (Blackburn Northern) beat R. Smith (Great Har­ wood); J. Atherton (Blackburn Northern) beat M. Chappie (Earby); K. Wilson (Bamolds- wick) beat H. Smithies (Rdb- blesdale Wanderers); A. Bieas- dale (Padiham) beat D. Whitr


chell. Results on Sunday were: Round 1: F. Wilkinson (Rib­


’ tam (Baxenden).


auc) from Wlialley, canteen facilities.


nel Officer MILL


54311 WORLD CUP SPECIAL 2/6 FROM YOUR NEWSAGENT


Fostcv (Settle) received byes in the absence of the Rolls-Royce representatives. Round


N Snape (Read) and K. / .


(Clitheroe) beat P. Wilkinson; G. Topham beat K. Foster; E- Mitchell beat K. Savage: W.


S. WfisthcAd


Slinger beat N-,.Snap Slater beat R. Smith,_J. Athcir-


ton beat M. Chappie; K. Wilson beat T. Wallbank and A. BleasdaJe beat D. Whittam; The draw for the quarter


final was:


S Westhead v. G. Topham, E. Mitchell v. W. Slinger; R. Slater v. J. Atherton; K. Wil­ son v. A. Bleasdale.


„ ____ __


Total . . . . . . . . . 72 C. Hickey ......................... 14 „ . — G. Wallbank ..............’. . . . . 8


Duckett 6-3-14—2; Hartley 2— L. Hall not o u t ................... 4 0—27—3; Ashton 2 -0—8—2.


Bowling: Jones 6—1—21—2; PENDLE FOREST


G. Thomas......... ................ 2 A. Wormdld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3- W. Maxfield ....................... 0 K. McCann'hot out ............ 3 B. Holdsworth not dut , . . . 5 Extras . . . : ........... 7-


A. Nutter ....-, C. Holgate R. Townsend , H. Thompson


D. Eccles . . . . P. Wray ___


Total (tor 9 wlcts. dec.) 64'


Bowling: K. Coward . 8—1— 27—4; P. Pollard 8—0—30—


4. , PADIHAM CASUALS


R. Bailey........................... 23 M. Gee


V. Daly . . . . J. Holden’ .. W. Lord R. Pickup .. p. Topham .. D. Pollard .. J. Wilson .. K.


....... . 0


D. Wall not o u t ................... 8 D. Thomkins


Extras ............ 3 Total (for 8 wkts.) 149


0: J.. Pickup 7—0—35—2; Pollard 3—0—25—0; E. Walms ley 2—0—23—0; H. Ormfirod 2— 0-16—1; D. Litton 6.4-0-23— 4..


BURNLEY in


S. Lavin .............................. 3 N. Clec, .............................. 7 j . Zlosnick ........................... 0 R. Spencer ........................ 0 J. Milner


Bowling: D. Mason 5—0—24— Total


Bowling: R. Ashworth 4 -0 - D> Msson ••■•*•••••••*•>•■• 1 14-0; R. Whitten 8 -0-29—6


Total (for 9 wkts.) 8’ D. Litton ....... ................... 0 S. .H, Kh&n


26 1


0


1 Extras ....................... 2 ............ 148


8 1


—


R. Saunders ....................... 0 8—2—15—0. V. Ashton .......................... 3


............ 12 4.


3 2 5 5 3


6 4 14 5 5 13


2 28 1 26 3 21 4 20 5 19 6 18 4 17 4 17 6 15


TOMORROW’S MATCHES


Ribblesdale Senior League Baxenden v Clitheroe Ribblesdale Wands, v Great Harwood Whalley v Blackburn Nor­


thern Settle v Earby Barnoldswick v Read


. 4 Immanuel 20


Darwen Earby v. Cherry Tree Padiham v Lucas Wadington v Oswaldtwistle


Junior League—Division 1 ■ Blackburn Northern v Lower


JUNIOR LEAGUE


—abandoned. Lucas —, Wad- dington 79 for 4; Oswaldtwistle —, Earby 19 for 2, Padiham —,


Blackburn Northern v. Read DIVISION 1


Lower Darwen 10 for 0. DIVISION II


ens


wick —; E.E.C. —, Settle 9 for 0; Great Harwood —, Burnley Belvedere 4 for 2; Rolls Royce —, Ribblesdale W. 22 for 2; Whalley —, Baxenden 39 for 1. LEAGUE TABLES DIVISION I P W D L PtS


Clitheroe 62 for 2. Barnolds-


26 KING ST. CLITHEROE TEL. 81


Lucas ................


Read ................ Oswaldtwistle .. Padiham .........


Earby ..'.......... . Blackburn Nor. . Lower Darwen .. Cherry Tree


11 6 4 1 28 12 6 4 2 28 10 5 2 3 22 10 4 3 3 19 11 3 4 4 16 10 2 4* 4 13


STUBBS1 DEPOSITORIES LTD.


9 3 1 5 13 9 2 3* 4 12


Waddington . . . . 11 2 4 5 12 Langho Colony . 9 2 3 4 111 » indicates tied game


DIVISION II P .W D L Pts


Ribblesdale W. . 11 7 3 1 31 Bamoldswick ..1 1 6 3 2 27 Rolls Royce ____11 6 3 2 27 E.E.C. Settle


Baxenden ......... 10 2 3 5 11 Great Harwood .10 2 3 5 11 Burnley Bel......... 6 2 2 2 10 Whalley ............ 8 2 2 4 10 Clitheroe ......... 10 0 .2 8 2


.......... 11. 6 2 3 26 ............ 10 3 3 4 15


MOOR LANE MOTORS


W. Tattersall st Broughton b Pilkington . . . . . . . . . . . . 11


RIBBLESDALE W. II RIBBLESDALE W.


ROLLS ROYOE V.


den Clitheroe v E.E.C. Great Harwood v Barnolds­


Junior League Division 2 Burnley Belvedere v Baxen­


wick Rolls Royce v Whalley


HOMING


race from Rennes. Results: Parker and Pinohard 1055.68; G. Wilkinson 1007.12; K. Crof t 1001.82; Thorsby and Lofthouse 999.39; G. Wilkinson 984.69; E. Hargreaves 971.86; V. Alder- son 959.88; Thorsby and Loft­ house 946.05; N. Hall 939.53; Jones and Addison 875.85; Jones and Addison . 867.98: Thorsby and Lofthouse . 826.80. ley 1—0—1—0.


Clitheroe Homing Society


A. Aspin not o u t ............ 3 D. Niven not o u t ................ 0 Extras ..................


A. Procter c and b Galli- more .................


3 0


0; Gallimore 6—2—10—1; Pilk­ ington 4—1—9—1.


CLITHEROE H V. BARNOLDSWICK II


M. McLean b Bailey ......... 23 W. Briggs not out ............. 23 J. Fletcher c Widdup b


, OLITHEROE I I


A. Rigby not out ................ 3 Extras ...............— 6


Hartley ..........


14—0; K. Bailey 9—3.-22—1; E. Hartley 5—1—17—1; A. C. Ross-


AT THE CINEMA — - next week-


ANOTHER of the celebrated “Doctor” films—“Doctor " in Clover” is the main feature at the Palladium all


next week. It concerns Dr. Gaston


J. Keogh ................................0 R. Whittam ........


A. Holden .......................... 0 R. Ashworth , .................... 8 M. Windle not out . . . . . . . . 6 1 Extras ....................... 1


6 0


Tdtal 31


5—9—3; B. Holdsworth' 8—3— 20—5; R. Procter 1—0—1—0.


Bowling: H; .Thompson 10— PENDLE FOREST D. Eccles


P. Wright ., . Exitras


.Coward .. Total ■


8—6; B. Houkjxyorth 6.7—1—23 7 -1 -


Bowling: H. Thhmi


P. Wray not out ................ 14 A, Nutter


C, Holgate not out ............. 12 Extras ....................... 3


Total (for 2 wkts.) 32


Howling: R. Ashworth 4—0— 12—2; R. Whittam 5—1—9—0; : R. Spencer 2—0—8—0.


BOWLING RESULTS CASTLE VETERANS


H. Brenchley ........


R, Holt ........ R .' Nutter.


............


W. F., S t r a t t o n 6 W.. Clarkson ....................... lo R. S. Hudson ....................... 15 * D e v in e , . . ; .................... 10 j . Sherlikfer * ....................... 15 R. Eiitwistle ......................... j


15 E. Booth ■ 13 M. Bentley .. 15 R. CatloW....


j . Taylor


Mrs. Grimshaw ................. 15 W. King lS P. O’Malley ...


........................ 1 A. Hughes


j. Lively . . . . H. Lawson. .. W. WilkinsOh J. Slinger H. Rowker


............... 1 l Shaw . . . . . . . A. McBvoy . . . . . . . . . . . . . .* , 1 4 P. ............


C. HargreavOs W. Edwards' T. Todd .. . j . V. Green .


a. Benhett^. . . . . . . . . . 1 8 V/lWm '. w}gh*U....................


............. ii P. ,shuttleworth .'..V...; .. 15 C. Tj’r e r . . . . . . . . 3 R. Whalley . . ... ......


., 3 W. Walsh ; ....................... *. 15.E. Gregson ........................ .!


15 H, DOwhurst ......... ; . . . . . . . 9 10 W, Holden 261 247 1* A. Haworth -----


............................... 2 ......................... 1


Grimsdyke (Leslie Phillips) for whom the physique of nurses is infinitely more worthy of study than the afflication of patients. Senior house sergeon Sir Lancelot Spratt (James Robertson Justice) is hell-bent on mak­ ing an honourable and useful physician out of Grimsdyke, but he overlooks his unique facility for getting i n t o trouble.


GREEN PARK VETERANS ; BLACKBURN


15


H. Smith,............i . . . ..........15 J. Gorton. .......................... 11 J. Grlmshaw


',‘■8 8


15 15


-15 '.15 11


.15 5


15


16 . W. LHv^r .......................... J5 ....... .........15


promotional chances of his cousin (John Fraser), and his unflagging habit of turning friends into adversaries is only lightened, by pretty Nurse Ban­ croft (Shirley Ann Field), through whose surreptitious help he manages to oblige when Sir Lancelot tours the wards calling on his doctors for accurate diagnoses of patients' ailments. Grimsdyke's greatest problem is how to make head­ way with Jeannine, ■ a physio­ therapist (Elizabeth Ercy) and when she tells him he is too old for her his reaction is an attempt at rejuvenation, but another mishap brings hilarious results. Others in the cast .are Joan Sims as the u matron, Arthur Haynes as a forever- Complaining patient, and Fenella Fleding, Jeremy Lloyd, Eric Barker, Terry Scott, Nor­ man Vaughan and. Alfle :Bnss. Also showing is “Dateline


Grimsdyke jeopardises the ^


'p.WO great international stars, Frank Sinatra and


Trevor Howard h e a d a powerful cast of American,


British and continental actors in “Von Ryan’s Express” which is showing at the Civic Hall from Monday to Wed­


nesday. The breathtaking, all-action


story Is of a fantastic P.O.W. escape by a whole camp of allied men when Italy1 collapses in 1943. Led by the wiry, tough USAF Colonel, Joseph Ryan (Frank Sinatra) and an irraseible, obstinate professional British major, (Trevor Howard) the men overpowered the armed guard on their • prisoner train taking them into Germany. Across a herve-wracking 400 miles’ ‘journey, with some of them impersonating their one­ time German guards,’ the train load of prisoners bluff and fight their' way .towards freedom. Important roles are played by Brad Dexter, the young Italian Sergio Fantoni, and Edward Mulhare, an Irish actor now living in America.


Diamonds” which tells how a cashierid officer, master mind behind a series of ' diamond robberies in the’.London area, Conceives an- ingenious plot, to evade the. police net after the capture of the Dutch "fence” and the subsequent vigil on shipping and airports. Wiliam


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