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Clitheroc Advertiser and Times, March 22nd, 1073 YOUR WEEKEND
VIEWING SATURDAY
BBC 1
10-00—REPONDEZ S’lL VOUS PLAIT
10- 11- 11-
21-43—MOTOR MOUSE & " IT S THE WOLF ’’
H-30—C'AMBERWICK GREEN
12- or—outa-space: 12-
5-35—NEWS 5- 6-
30—GRANDSTAND
5-05—EUROVISION SONG CONTEST PREVIEW
50—DR WHO
6-25—HIGH ADVENTURE:
8-00—THE SOUND OF FETULA
Henry Hull. Mary Webster
3-00—A MAN CALLED IRONSIDE
20-05—MATCH OF THE DAY
0-50—NEWS
11-05—PARKINSON 13- 05—WEATHERMAN
BBC 2
8-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY 3- 00—SATURDAY MUSICAL: “ The Barkleys of Broadway." Fred Astaire. Ginger Rogers, Oscar Levant, Billie Burke
4- 45—PLAY AWAY 5-
10- 11-
10—PETS AND VETS
“ Master of the World," Vincent Price. Charles Bronson,
8-30—THE DICK EMERY SHOW
15—TOM & JERRY 30—AVVENTURA
00—CROESl’R BONT 25—WEATHERMAN
7- 00—WESTMINSTER 7-25—NEWS & SPORT 7- 10—RUGBY SPECIAL S-30—PASSWORD
5- 6-
PENINSULA
25—STORM IN THE 10—51 AN ALIVE
11-35—NEWS ON TWO 11-40—MIDNIGHT MOVIE:
n-00—BEL-AMI 9-50—SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS
“ Johnny Apollo," Tyrone Power, Dorothy Lamour, Edward Arnold, Lloyd Nolan
Granada
10-05—YOU AND YOUR GOLF
10- 11-
9- 10—FOREIGN FLAVOUR
9-15—JOBS AROUND THE HOUSE
35—SESAME STREET 35—FOLLYFOOT
12- 00—THE NEW7 ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY
12-30—NEWS 12-35—W’ORLD OF SPORT
FINN
5-10—NEW'S 5- 6-
C IV IC HALL
WEEK: " Big Deal at
20—THE BIG VALLEY 15—FILM OF THE
S-00—1VHO DO YOU DO? 8-
Dodge City.” Henry Fonda. Joanne Woodward
30—LONGSTREF-T
0-30—NEWS 0-10—THE JULIE
ANDREWS HOUR 40—PARADE
MYSTERY: Night Monster,’
Bela Lugosi 12-40—SEAWAY SUNDAY BBC 1 9-
fl-00—NAI ZINDAGI NAYA JEEVAN
30-00—AVVENTURA 11-
12- BELIEVING
1- 2-
VOUS PLAIT
1-15—MADE IN BRITAIN 1-30—PARENTS AND CHILDREN
2-15—THE SHARI LEW'IS SHOW
RIVER
2- 3-
2-25—THE ANIMAL GAME
4-
00—SEEING AND 50—FARMING
00—ALONG THE BBC 2
30—REPONDEZ STL ,5- 6-
8-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY 4-
6-50—NEW'S SUMMARY 6- 7-
8- 8- 9-
55—NEW'S HEADLINES 10-
11-
55—THE FRENCH WAY9- 25—BIRD’S-EYE VIEW
15—FILM MATINEE:10- 5-
“ Devil on Horseback," Googie Withers. John McCallum, Jeremy Spenser
6- 05—NEWS 6-15—THE SUNDAY DEBATE
PRINCESS
10- 20—NEW'S followed b.V WEATHER
10- 12-
6-50—SONGS OF PRAISE 7.05—THE BROTHERS 8-15—ALL TIME GREATS " The Grapes of W'rath." Henry Fonda, Jane Dnnvell. John Cnrradine. Charley Grapowin, Dorris Bowdon
11- 25—KENNETH HARRIS INTERVIEWS
WHERE ARE YOU NOW'?
4- 5-
6-15—THE SUNDAY QUIZ 6-30—SONGS THAT MATTER
6-
6- 7-
30—FIDELIO FINKE, 10—W’EATHERMAN
7-55—THE BIG PICTURE: “ Sands of the Kalahari.”
10- 10-
11- THEATRE PROGRAMME
LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS POLLING DAY APRIL 12th. 1973 longridgc Electoral Division
F o u ld Clike he Tieiiinr the following areas on the dates shon-n If vou BASIL GREENWOOD
discuss* any matter with him please Tflrphonc Padiham <1831.
Thursdav. March 23nd—Horton, P avilion,, and Tossidc ' Fridav. March S:ird—I.oncruico
Tuesday. March S7th—RasbaU Bares and 'aU e M'ttmi Wednesday. March 58th—Rimington and Oishurn Thursday. March 2!Hh—Longridgc
Saturday. Ma’rch 24lh—Chipping (morning only) 'Monday. March -6th—Chipping
...
Friday. March 30th—Orindieton. Slaidburn and .Nc“ lot> Saturday. March itlsl—Longndgc
For ALL THE PEOPLE VOTE CONSERVATIVE
Published by P. nobinson. 14 Mill S ired . Padiham.________
On SUNDAY, APRIL 1st at 7-45 p.m.
TICKETS OBTAINABLE FROM CIVIC HALL AND CLITHEROE LIBRARY -
ADMISSION 50p. -SENIOR CITIZENS AND CHILDREN 25p.
O-i Sund.v/? Apfil 1M, any tickets purchased a t the box office will bo subject lo V.A.T. and will bo 55r> and 2Sp.
CLUB EL TROPICANO KXXXXXXXXXXXXXXSOOOIOOOOOaXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
EATING OUT THIS WEEKEND TELEPHONE STONYHURST 227
FOR YOUR TABLE RESERVATION RED PUMP INN BASHALL EAVES. Near CLITHEROE
LUNCHTIME SNACKS Available At The Bar Daily
Kjooooooxxjoooooccoooooooooooa 1*gggt*********** FOLK ON FRIDAY .
POG AND PARTRIDGE, WELLGATF. CMT1IEKOK THIS FRIDAT—THE VERA’ EXCELLENT
DAVE and JUNE BROOKS Also NEVIS
Next Week—OLDHAM TINKERS 1***************
Bowlaud Forest Archers
ANNUAL GENERAL i . ’•
HARK TO BOUNTY HOTEL SLAIDBURN at 7-30 p.m.
MEETING at the
interested in archery (16 years and over) cordially invited to attend.
ON FRIDAY, MARCH 30th Members and anyone
Rotary Club of Clithcroe ANNUAL
JUMBLE SALE
Thursday, March 29th at 7-0 p.m. in
The Trinity Schoolroom ■RIBBLESDALE CAMERA CLUB
ANNUAL EXHIBITION Thu. Parish Church Institute
will be held in
Saturday, March 2 4 th lo Tuesday, March 2 7 th OPEN ’
SATURDAY 2-0 to 5-0 p.m. and 7-0 to 9-0 p.m. SUNDAY 2-0 to 5-0 p.m. MONDAY and TUESDAY 7-0 to 9-0 p.m.
to be Opened at 3-0 p.m. Saturday by Mr |olin Nicholson, F.R.P.S., of the Preston Photographic Society.
Admission to Exhibition and Evening Cine Shows is FREE
DANCING T IM E ? . . . it's up to you
We propose to s ta r t a weekly session of
DOWNIIAM VILLAGE HALL SATURDAY, MARCH 24th
WHIST and
DOMINO DRIVE ddmission 25p, supper included
at 7-45 p.m.
MODERN'fir OLD TIME SEQUENCE DANCING
~l_on Wednesday evenings Provided wc can get enough members.
If interested, please fill in attached coupon and forward to the ACE OF SPADES CLUB, GEORGE STREET, WHALLEY. TEL. 2519.
I I am interested in your dancing sessions and j |
wish to enrol.
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| I I ADMISSION lOp. Refreshments available,
Pit your wits against the teams.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT WINDMILL ADMISSION 30p NEXT WEEK — WED., FRI. & SAT. IFFEGT
LADIES’ ADMISSION — FREE BEFORE 10-30 MONDAY, THURSDAY AND SUNDAY
THE DENNIS FORD SOUND ADMISSION 20p
OrKN UNTIL 3 a.m. — 12 MIDNIGHT SUNDAY
IF YOU HAVE TRIED THE R E ST - NOW TRY THE BEST ! !!
A GENERAL
KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
organised by Clitheroe
Parish Church Operatic and Dramatic Society in con junction with the
Advertiser and Times.
THIRD HEAT at Clitheroe Parish Church Hall at
7-30 p.m. TOMORROW. *
Next heat on March 30th.
* Final on Saturday, April 7th
Ribblesdalc Spil sa t u r d a |
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REFRESHMiI Su n d a y ]
Teams for Masterminds third beat— NFU Ladies’
Clayton-le-Dale VV.I. I> Probus Club Rotary A
Clitheroe Girls' Grammar 5chc0 (6A)
Townswomen's Guild B
^ Billlngton/Langho Wl Somerset Avenue
Clitheroe Police B Milnthorne House
Clitheroe Girls’ Grammar School (6B)
Young Farmers’ B Mrs Sutcliffe’s Team
Trinity Methoj SUNDAY, MArJ
YOUTI led by The Ril
SOUL DIR]
TUESDAY B &
Right of At: NUMBERS: £S-257~C2
5unday Lunch could give and hat
HIBSON ROAD, NELSON
e WHY l’AY CRAZY TRICES FOR YOUR EVENING’S ENTERTAINMENT 1
15—SUNDAY NIGHT 15—THE FROST
00—NEWS 40—A LITTLE
11- 12- 1- 2-
ABOUT US GIRLS
25—MONEY AT WORK 25—HORIZON
15—NEWS REVIEW 55—R. S. THOMAS
25—THE WORLD 15—SEVEN ON ONE
MILLION 30—THEY SOLD A
Granada THERE. . .
U-00—'TIME TO REMEMBER
3-
COLOUR BV DELUXE*
20—MIDNIGHT Tel. 3278 GRAND KINEMA Tel. 3278
THURSD AY , F R ID A Y A N D SA TU R D A Y at 7-30 p.m. SEAN CO N N ER Y as |AMES BOND in
DR NO (a)
MONDAY TO SATURDAY AT 7-0 p.m. 20th Century-Fox presents
ROBERT WISE .
ROD GERS a** HAMMERSTEIN’S a - . .™
LARRY KRAM Ks a - - a a g - - ?a ,'i -----------
' iJ— i S k i p tO n ) 1 .2161
SUNDAY, MARCH 25th FOR SEVEN DAYS Once nightly at fi p.m.
• | JOSEPH E. LEVINE e.-,. \ MIKENICHOLS-LAWRENCETURMANl . "THE GRADUATE J
■ i TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISION*}: United Artute*
Presented at 8-25 ----- ALSO -----
ER AND M ARTIN ROSEN PRESENT
GLENDA JACKSON JENNIE LINDEN •KEN RUSSELL’S D. H. LAWRENCE’S
"WOMEN IN LOVE:
m ELEANOR BRON EASTMAN COLOUR 8™'*'***'* Presented at 6-0 p.m.
ALAN BATES OLIVER REED
Presented at 8-34 (Saturday Matinee 3-15) ----- ALSO -----
a M F R I C A N IN T E R N A T IO N A L p o c s c n t s PETER FONDA-NANCY SINATRA RELEASED BY MGMj^EMI ______ ,n a . i^ *C 7 4 4l THE WILD ANGELS PAMAUKIHN' PATHECOLOR Presented at 7-0 (Saturday Matinee 1-45) FREE CAR PARK OPPOSITE CINEMAS ___________________ _ \ B TOWN GATE CLUB
GREAT HARWOOD TELEPHONE 885746
CABARET 1 0 p.m. *
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. THE RETURN OF THE FABULOUS
LYNDA LITTON AND THE
STATESMEN
and the SCOTT DARNLEY TRIO LATE LICENCE — SUPPERS SUNDAY
GREAT HARWOOD’S OWN No. I GROUP SEPTEMBER
45—THE WEISS DUO 40—THE PEARCROSS
— j « m Bigjffl M1 15—NEW'S ON TWO ‘"R IC H A R D HAYDN 30—WERE YOU Scmnplayby ------
““'ELEANOR P A R K E R S - tmaueuS ““ “'^Robert Wise''^'0'Richard Rodgers Lyriahy
35—UNTAMED WORLD
55—ON THE LINE 25—FOOTBALL
Additionalwor^t<utdMusic IfyRiehardRodgers* Production Daigncdty BORIS LEVSH Productd by Argyle Enterprises Ine,
Oscar Hammerstein II * Ernest Lehman
30—WEEKEND W'ORLD 55—THE SAINT
“ The Name of the Game.” Tony Franciosa, Susan Saint James
40—" BOYS 20—SUNDAY MATINEE:
FESTIVAL OF PLAYS. 1973 A P R IL 30th — M A Y 5th
35—THE FLAXTON 05—NEWS
THE GOLDEN SHOT
The revival of Plays 1973. is going to be a festival with the accent on entertainment. Three teams including Iasi y e a rs Cup Winners are already known to Clithcroc audiences. The Todmorden Players, The Twdor Players. Manchester, and Iho Blackpool Anonymous Players. This year wc welcome three new teams. The Country Players. Pool-in-Whartedale. a newly formed team from West Lothian. Scotland, a few faces recognisable from the Edinburgh Theatre Arts and the Norcross Players of Blackpool, who were so successful in winning the awards a t Fleetwood Festival. Mr Peter Dutton, our adjudicator, is already known to
Festival audiences. Would you care to add veur n am e .to our list of natrons? Each donation of 25p entitles you to priority booking for six seals Forms arc available from the Civic Hall. We would welcome your interest which would encourage Ihc furtherance of our Festival.
50—ADAM SMITH 25—ON THE BUSES
CIVIC H A IL B o ro u gh of Clilheroc present
' c.w.s. BAND
(MANCHESTER) __
BY KIND PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY LTD.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR: DEREK GAESIDE MUSICAL ADVISER: ALEX MORTIMER
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PLUS PAUL BRENNAN’S DISCO SHOW
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES CATERED FOR HEN PARTIES FREE BY ARRANGEMENT
1 h
Ml\ fOOLBIackbumj58446 shows at 2-1-
Tel.
5howp at 2 10 5-25 7-50 feature: 2-35 5-45 8-15
.. -......... * ^
BURT LANCASTER -LEE NARVIK ROBERT RYAN JACK PALANCE
"PROFESSiONfllS.
a - ! CARDINALEj Vue
" i7 yO|7 ENJOYED‘THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN: THIS IS YOUR FILM....”
O fo-'Jliirc: 2-15 5-35 .......... support: - - Great for permissfves! Others beware.
also Wilfrid Brambell, Joan Sims in SAN FERRY ANN (u)
"4 HELDOVER SECOND WEEK X. separate shows 2-15 5-50 8-10
^BEST FILM BEST ACTRESS
I SEVEN BRITISH AWARDS8&t nominated for TEN OSCARS
BEST DIRECTOR ^
RALPH BELLAMY • CLAUDIA j
C feature: 2-00 4-15 6-30 8-50 support: 3-25 5-40 8-00
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SUNDAY March 25 fo r s e v e n d a v s .
Mitton Youth Fellowship
SOCIAL & DAMCE
in THE INSTITUTE
on Friday, March 23rd 8-0 p.m. to 12 Midnight
ADMISSION 15p Refreshments Available
LOW MOOR CLUB
Telephone 3496
FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd FREE ’N ’ EASY SUNDAY, MARCH 25th SPENCER
MACENSIE Vocal Guitarist
MONSTER
I ’’The magnetic power of 'Cabaret* is 1 hi its appeal to noth the nermtssives
. .. .. i. < . —
I and the squares of today * - People. "The MC - played with startling menace and effrontery by Joet Grey"
"A STIMULATING BREW WITH A STRONG KICK" - Sunday Expre ss^
NOW SHOWING: t, Willi It E EAGLES BARE (a) Clint E a s tw o o d anti Diehard Burton '.Ml. l-.-,0. 7-4(1— Claude Chabrol’s btunning French Film THE BUTCHER ta a ) U-UO, 6-a, 8-15—3. ALF GARNETT SAGA, ta a ) .---U. 1-30, 8-45; LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS (x> 3-5„, 7-10—4. Lira fllincni CABARET (a) 3-15, 5-511, 8-10.
JUMBLE SALE
Friday, March 23rd at 7-30 p.m.
at The Spiritualist Church
Grccnacre Street, Clitheroe
ADMISSION 2p REFRESHMENTS 3p
TOSSIDE INSTITUTE
SATURDAY, MARCH 24th at 7-45 p.m.
As previously advertised
WHIST and DOMINOES
£ CLITHEROE SOCIAL CLUB
WELLCATE — Telephone 3585 SATURDAY. MARCH 24th
JIM MURRAY JOE DEAN
FROM OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS SUNDAY, MARCH 25th
VERSATILE
DOUBLE (Won) 25 : 25
i30 This Week
TREBLE (Not Won) 21 : 28 : 30
£50 This Week
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SUNDAY LUNCH Sensational
STAG SHOW GIRLS ! GIRLS 1 p.m. lo 3 p.m. (No admittance after 2-151
ACE OF SPADES CLUB George Street, Whalley
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Where? NEWTON INSTITUTE When? Time?
9 p.m. — 1 a.m. How much? 3 0 p
HAMBURGERS AND HOT DOGS Right of Admission Reserved
DISC TRACTION FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd
\\ X goooooooooooooo^^ NELSON STADIUM, CARR ROAD
It’s here ! A brand new season, of speed, spills and spectacle ! FORMULA ONE
STOCK CAR RACING And what a start to 1 9 7 3 ! I ! WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFYING ROUND
THE LONG ROAD TO THE SPORT’S SUPREME AWARD STARTS RIGHT HERE AT NELSON ! DON’T MISS IT :
SATURDAY, MARCH 2 4 th , at 7 -3 0 p.m. ADULTS 60p; CHILDREN & O.A.P.’s 30p. FREE PARKING Covered Accommodation — Bar — Refreshments
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SUNDAY, MARCH 25lh FOR SEVEN DAYS Once nightly at 7 p.m. Matinee Saturday at 1-4.)
1st Pendle Scout Croup
★ NMl/A*! Group Supporters
MEETING at 8-0 p.m.
on Monday, March 26th at the Service Team H.Q.
DUCK STREET, CLITHEROE " BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND YFC
DISCO 1
Y2 WITH
2
FRIDAY, MARCH 23rd 9 p.m. — 1 a.m.
IN THE VILLAGE HALL Admission 30p
HOT DOGS and HAMBURGERS
Right of admission reserved
ROEFIELD HOTEL
RESTAURANT
EDISFORD BRIDGE CLITHEROE.
Tel. 2010.
FOR YOUR GET AWAY WEEKEND
Let us quote you our Special Rates.
We don't have to tell you of the beautiful Ribble Valley, only the luxury & comfort of our Hotel which is situated on the
banks of the River Ribble. All rooms with private bath and telephone, our res taurant •where you can enjoy such delicacies
Bath. Fish on the River or Swim in adjacent Ribblesclal?
Lunch, High Tea and Dinner Served Daily.
tout table Relax in our Sauna
Grouse Quail. Venison and many specialities^ cooked at
Pool. In fact, ju s t como and enjoy yourself.
as Pheasant. galfT I HEAD HOTEL worston.
Tel. Chatburn 218 FULLY RLSI1)i;ntUl
The restaurant is onen each evening (except SU
day s) for a varied and inexpensive meal
1 ding Receptions, Private
Parties our specialities capacity 120.
Menu s and Prices avail, able on request.
F o r a tasty bar mral q , tu home made soup lurke? chips followed by fruit ni>J Die »ni
cream, or ploughman's lunch. . or_ sample . . - ......., i i r . the can, h , c-
These and other dishes arc served each lunch time and evening.
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COMEDIl-VM. m m \ guest$ i
3-hour show starl Seats can be rescl Coaches and par LI DINING, DANCINl
WHITE Bl SPECIAL MID
FULL A LA NOW AVAl
MONDAY 7-0 p.m.—9-,7(1
SPECIAL MEN]
Banquets, Weddl Conferences,
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