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Clithcroc Advertiser and Times, August 30th, 1973


your weekend VS EWING


t w i n BBC 1 3-25—TRUMTTON


JO-05—THE AERONAUTS 10-25-WEATHERMAN


g-40—THE PINK PANTHER


10-30_GRANDS1 an d


5-05—CARTOON CARNIVAL


5-35—NEWS 5-50—HARRY LANGDON


fi-50-DAlVS ARMY 7-20—THE SATURDAY WESTERN:


S-50—LOOK—MIKE TARWOOn


J 0-10—NEWS 10-


11- 25—THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THE SCHARNIIORST


DAY’ ]2-15—WEATHERMAN BBC 2 3-


5-55—OPEN UNIVERSITY 00—SATURDAY


CINEMA: “ The Barretts of Wimpole Street,” Jenniffcr Jones,


4-


John Gielgud, Bill Travers, Virginia McKenna 40—CRICKET:


7-15—LOOK, STRANGER 7-45—NEWS & SPORT


Gillette Cup Final


7-55—SATURDAY' REQUEST


5- 35—LORD PETER wimsey 12-


•• Billv The Kid,” Robert Taylor. Brian Donleyy


9-20—'WORLDHEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP


11-


SATURDAY 10-


0-20—EUROPEAN HERITAGE


THROUGH MIDNIGHT:


10—MOVIES


Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, Basil Rathbone


Captain Blood,”


11-50—" The Girl In Black stockings," Anne Bancroft, Lex Barker. Mamie Van Dorcn, Ron Ran dell. Marie Windsor, John Dehner


G r o r a o d a


9-15—YOU AND YOUR GOLF


9-


25—MATCH OF THE10- 11-


FUN 12-35—WORLD OF SrORT


6- 35—BRIDGET LOVES BERNIE


50—SEZ LES 7-


THRILLER: Firehouse,"


S-30—NEW SCOTLAND Y'ARD


Michael Berner, Paul Lc Mat


10-


0-30—NEWS 0-40—STARTIME '73


“ The Leopard," Burt Lancaster,


BBC 1 9-


10-30—MORNING SERVICE


H-50—RIPPLES IN THE ETHER


2-


12-50—FARM FORUM 1-15—MADE IN BRITAIN 1-30—ATHLETE 1-


2-05—RING-A-DING 2-15—GREAT PARKS OF THE WORLD


2- 3-


“ A Very Special Favour." Bock Hudson, Leslie Caron,


Charles Boyer, Walter Slezak,


5- Dick Shawn


fi-05—NEWS 6- 15—A CHANCE TO MEET


TRIALS 1073


8- 10—FILM OF THE WEEK:


GABLES 35—FILM MATINEE: 15—LANCER


10 11


SUNDAY 7-


8- naya je ev a n 00—NAI ZINDAGI 9-


10- 10-


00_______ TEDDY EDWARD 55—NEWS HEADLINES11- 9- 25—THE LATE FILM:aa&arY,raT Claudia Cardinalc ABOUT US


SEASWALLOW OF KNOKKE 1973


S-to—ASHKENAZY PLAYS BEETHOVEN


GAZA


25—EYELESS IN 10—NEWS ON 2


Granada


■30—MORNING SERVICE


11 12 1-


-30—HERE COMES THE FUTURE


15—BURGIILEY HORSE


-25—WAGON TRAIN -45—THUS'* ' 15—THE FABULOUS WORLD OF SK1-1NG


S-50—SONGS OF PRAISE 7-


10- 10-


9-


Go.” Kirk Douglas, Sylva Koscina, Eli Wallach


PROYIS 11- 50—WEATHERMAN BBC 2


5- 55—OPEN UNIVERSITY 1-50—CRICKET: Sussex v Somerset


6- 45----NEWS SUMMARY 6-50—NEWS REVIEW


00—OMNIBUS AT THE 50—FIRING LINE


50—NEWS •• A Lovely Way To 25—ANNE OF GREEN


•20—FOOTBALL •20—SUNDAY' MATINEE: “ Tarzan's Peril.” Lex Barker,


10—CARTOON


■tO—THE GOLDEN SHOT


■35—FOLLYFOOT -05—NEWS


-55—APPEAL Virginia Huston


•15—A GOD BY' ANY OTHER NAME


■00—YIASTER OF MELODY’ BRINGS YOU . . .


-30—THE TRAIN NOW STANDING


McCLOUD


■15—TIME TO REMEMBER


TIME


■00—NEWS •15—ONCE UPON A


-25—BOWLER -55—CARTOON -00—MYSTERY MOVIE:


CLITHEROE CASTLE FETE AND


TORCHLIGHT PR0CESSI0H SATURDAY, 1st SEPTEMBER, 1978


GRAND PARADE AND CROWNING OF THE FETE QUEEN AT 2 p.m.


CHILDREN’S SPORTS 2-15 p.m.


(Entries on the field) EXEMPT AND COMIC


MORRIS DANCING COMPETITIONS


FIVE-ASIDE . FOOTBALL COMPETITIONS


BID FOR STARDOM ON THE BANDSTAND


BUDGERIGAR SHOW IN THE BIG MARQUEE


FUN FAIR


REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE


DOG SHOW (Entries on Ihe field)


LADIES’ 5-A-SIDE FOOTBALL


CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS


ON THE BANDSTAND (Entries at Bindstand) 1-30 to 1-45 p.m.


GYMNASTIC DISPLAY by EDISFORD SCHOOL 3-15 and 4-15


PUNCH AND JUDY THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON


s Football at Sbawbridgc


BASS CIIARRINGTON TROPHY—FIRST ROUND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st


CLITHEROE SKELMERSDALE RESERVES


ADMISSION 15p. CHILDREN AND O.A.P.’s lOp. Refreshments available


KICK-OFF 3 pan.


HAVE YOU THE COURAGE TO WALK IN THE TORCHLIGHT 7


HAVE YOU SEEN THE CHAMBER OF TRADE CASTLE FETE COMPETITION ?


ADMISSION 10p. CHILDREN and O.A.P.’s 5p.


s £ T h .">'•? C o r p s e


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TODAY UNTIL SATURDAY: 1, TIIE GETAWAY (x) *bow8 2,«0. 5.10. *7-50—5, SICILIAN CLAN <a), LE MAN’S (u) 241, 6-15—3, ENDLESS


NIGHT (a a ) , FRIGHT (x) shows 2-5, 3-55, 5-25, 7-15—4, HITLER’S LAST TEN DAYS (a) shows 2*25, 5-55. 8-10.


TOTE 1—


BOWLING TOURNAMENT (Top Green) 4-15 p.m.


ROSEGROVE. BURNLEY — 22876 CABARET OPEN TO THE PUBLIC (Members & Guests Sundaysi


Today, Friday and Saturday— Tony Manton and the Manton Set, Helen Turner, Supporting Show plus Henry Vaneell. Continuous from 8-0, Last Show 9-35.


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SEPTEMBER 2nd WEEK Sunday 7-45.


Monday, Wednesday. Thursday One Show 8-15. Tuesday, Friday, Saturday Continuous from 8-0, Last Show 9-35


MUTTON CHOP BANJO BAND


Comedian BRIAN CARROLL Duo TAKE TWO


JEAN DE BOTH AND YOUR COMPERE


HENRY VANCELL


Admission this week — Sunday 30p members, 40p guests; Monday to Thursday 35p members, 40p public; Friday 40p & 50p; Saturday 45p & 55p


DINING LATE LICENCE — DISCO MW tOllf MH


SUNDAY Sipt. 2nd. for seven days.'


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GREAT HARWOOD TELEPHONE 885746 THURSDAY


III the Lounge at 10-0 p.m. TOP LOCAL GROUP


BRYN BOADY


FRIDAY and SATURDAY THE SENSATIONAL


SIOUX SHOW GROUP


Plus Supporting Acts


and THE SCOTT DARNLEY TRIO LATE LICENCE — SUPPERS


SUNDAY — TOP LOCAL GROUP


BRYN BOADY PLUS


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THURSDAY, 30th AUGUST SEMI-FINAL


TALENT COMPETITION FRIDAY, 31st AUGUST


MEMBERS DRAW £8 THIS WEEK SATURDAY, 1st SEPTEMBER


5 0 /5 0 DANCING PIUS FREE AND EASY


LIZA JAMES


RICHARD—DRUMS —


25* No's FOR AUGUST 25th 24—3 (throe winners) SUNDAY. 2nd SEPTEMBER


POP VOCALIST REFRESHMENTS


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HAPPY 'OME RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED


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THE PARAGON TRIO EVESY TUESDAY a t 8-0 p.m.


SUNDAY SING ALONG ■with WILF AT THE PIANO


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DOG AND PARTRIDGE, WELLGATE, CLIIHEROL PRELIMINARY NOTICE


CUTHEROE FOLK CLUB


RE-OPENING NEXT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th WITH


THE OLDHAM TINKERS AND RESIDENTS


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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd at 7-45 p.m.


TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW AT THE BOX OFFICE 75p, 60p and 50p


25—THE WORLD 15—THE GOLDEN


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10—SATURDAY


5-10—NEWS 5-20—THE TROTECTORS 5-


45—NEWS ON TWO Tins Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7 p m. THE RAILWAY CHILDREN (Ul — CHARIOTS OF THE CODS (U)


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd FOR SEVEN DAYS Once nightly at 6-40


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Tel. 23278 GRAND KINEMA Tel. 23278 ■ THURSDAY and FRIDAY ONLY at 6-45 THE SALZBURG CONNECTION


MONDAY to SATURDAY at 7-30 L ~ ' ;


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SATURDAY, 15th SEPTEMBER DANCING 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.


lo tiie Foreigners Show Band and


International Disc Jockey Mike O’Neill


LICENSED WILD WEST BAR CG>RAL BREAKFAST TICKETS £1.50 EACH INLUDING FOOD Apply with remittance to—


Mrs H. Birtwistle, Great Dudlands, Sawley, Nr. Clithcroc. Mr G. Pickles, The Dower House, Gisburn, Nr. Clitheroc Mr G. Steele, The Kennels, Ellcnthorpc, Gisburn, Nr. Clitheroe


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GRAND FINALE FIREWORK DISPLAY | FROM THE CASTLE KEEP


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