Clitlie Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, April 14 th, 1988 Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified)
IIHiaft on... What's on... What'* on... Whats on... What's on... What's CIVIC HALL
CLITHEROE CRICKET CLUB SATURDAY BBC-1 )
8*55 LEON ENROLL in "High and Dizzy” (bw).
11- 12-
9*15 GET SET. The "Saturday summertime show.
FILM: “DEVIL GIRL FROM MARS” (bw) star ring Hugh McDermot, Joseph Tomelty.
12-30 GRANDSTAND: Football Focus (12-35); Interna tional Snooker (1-05, 2-10, 3-55): The Embassy World P ro fe s s io n a l Championship; Eventing (1-05, 2-10, 3-10, 3-55): Badminton Horse Trials; Marathon Preview (1-05); Racing from Newbury (1- 50, 2-20, 2-50, 3-20): 2-00 The Bucklebury Maiden Fillies Stakes, 2-30 The C le r ic a l , Medical Greenham Stakes, 3-00 The Mellowes Metfab Spring Cup (Handicap), 3- 30 The John P o r te r Stakes; 3-45 Half-time Soccer Scores; 4-35 Final Score.
27 WEATHER.
5-10 MICKEY DONALD.
5- AND 5-35 NEWS: Weatherman.
5-45 REGIONAL NEWS/ SPORT.
6- 7-
7- 8- 8- 9- 9-
7-05 NEWS AND SPORT: Weather.
Coverage of the World Professional Champion ship from Sheffield.
10 SATURDAY MORNING
MASTERCLASS. Third of four programmes re corded in Jerusalem with the Austrian pianist.
HERE ANY MORE by John Fortune. Part 2. .
Highlights from today’s AL: 20 WORLD SNOOKER. 05 ALFRED BRENDEL 10-
danger of losing his beaut- ifu l g i r l f r ie n d , ace memory man Colin Meams tries to exploit his one asset.
20WORLD SNOOKER.
1140 NEWS ON 2: Weather. 1145WORLD SNOOKER. Further coverage.
BROTHERS.” An Italian film with English subti tles, starring Philippe Noiret, Michele Placmo, Vittorio Mezzogiorno.
50 ROGER DOESN’T LIVE 11-
10*30 MATCH TIME. FA Cup semi-final action features tonight along with a top league game. There is also a relegation crunch issue at stake.
SPORT.
55 I iT m INTERNATION “ THREE
CABARET DINNER and 15 ITN NEWS AND
DANCE EVENINGS /SATURDAY, A PR IL 1 6 th
THE MERSEYBEATS SATURDAY, APRIL 23rd
in Cabaret — PLUS Supporting DJ £8.50 per person, few tickets left
“Neither the Sea Nor the Sand.” A young girl ar rives in Jersey for a holi day and falls in love with a young man, but tragedy and horror follow. Star ring Susan Hampshire and Frank Finlay.
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ZARD: “Miss Tri-Coun t ie s” Daisy enters a beautv and talent contest. 40 POP QUIZ.
8- 9-
9-
“CITY ON FIRE.“ Film starring Barry Newman, Susan Clarke, Shelley Winters, Lesley Nielsen, James Franciscus.
Weatherman. 9-50 CARTOON TIME. 50 THE DUKES OF HAZ- 10 DATE WITH DANGER:
9-35 GOD’S STORY; “Paul Meets Jesus.”
10-30 THE SATURDAY SHOW. With Isla St Clair.
offers her life to save the Earth from annihilation.
50 NEWS AND SPORT: 05 DYNASTY: "The Party.”
10- 40 BLOOD MONEY. Second of three program mes. The terrorists wait anxiously for a reply to their ransom note.
11- 40 SATURDAY LATE FILM: “THE SECRET OF THREE HUNGRY WIVES.”
1-15 WEATHER.
f i i i i i i i i i l 3-
4- 5- 5-
6- TRIALS. The Quickest Pulsar. shire.
with guests and entertain ment.
55 WOGAN. Terry Wogan
12-15 WORLD OF SPORT. In tro d u c ed by Dickie Davies: 12-20 Motor Cycl ing from !Donington; 12- 35 Cycling; 12-45 On the Ball; 1-15 ITN News; 1-20 The ITV Six — Thirsk: Races at 1-30, 2-00, 2-30. Ayr: Races at 1-45, 2-15 and 2-55 — William Hill Scottish National; 3-10 Motor Cycling — The World of Sport Superbike Challenge from Doning- ton; 3-45 Half-time Soccer News and Cup Reports;
5-05 ITN NEWS. 5-15 A SONG FOR LISA. A special programme in
esults.
5- 45 CHIPS. "Silent Partner.” A pair of bumbling car thieves create havoc for the Highway Patrol team.
which Tony Wilson learns how a hit song is written for singing star Lisa Stansfiela.
“ THE D1
VJ.DED HEART” (bw ) .
10 SATURDAY CINEMA:
Tournament from Pains- wiek House, Gloucester
Jonathan Miller talks to eminent psychologists.
35 BADMINTON HORSE 30 THE SKY AT NIGHT. 50 GRAND SLAM. Bridge
15 STATES OF MIND.
6- 45 TH E CH ILD REN ’S ROYAL VARIETY PER FORMANCE. A star- studded spectacular in the presence of Princess Mar garet.
05 STAR FLEET. Lamia 4-
2-40 MILESTONES OF THE MOVIES “EXECUTIVE SUITE” (1954). Drama set in the world of big business where five ex ecutives battle for the post of president of a prosperous furniture company. '
2-15GO FISHING WITH JACK CHARLTON.
35 THE LATE FILM.
THE DIXIELAND BANJO BOYS PLUS Supporting DJ
£7.50 per person, price includes 4-course meal and VAT
DINNER: 7 p .m . — 8 -3 0 p .m . DANCING: till 1 a .m ._______________
J OPENING SOON, .THE FABULOUS * * ★ * •* ★ M n A T T c r
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■See this newspaper next week for full story1 WEDNESDAY, MAY 11th
VINCE HILL in cabaret plus supporting band and DJ
Dinner 8-15 p.m. prompt, dancing till 1 a.m.
TICKET ONLY — £13.50 per person Price includes 4 course meal and VAT
5- 6-
round of the word associa tion game, with chairman Tom O’Connor and celeb rities Rosalind Ayres and Martin Jarvis.
nibus repea t of last week’s episodes.
6-
4-00 Wrestling from Has’ lingden; 4-45 1
7-
high school comedy series about the square pegs trying to fit into the round hole of Weemawee High School.
35 PASSWORD. AnotherFor bookings and further information contact
THE FENCE GATE FENCE, Nr BURNLEY
05 BROOKSIDE. An om 00 SQUARE PEGS. A new
AND WEATHER fol lowed by 7 Days.
White take a fresh look at the ideas, initiatives, suc cesses and failures on the
Anthony King with Emily Macfarquhar and Vivian
7- 8- political scene this week.
RASTAFARI. Rastawo- man Makeda Lee looks at Britain.
8- 45 T. J. HOOKER. “Terror at the Academy.” Hook er’s instincts about a re cruit lead him into deadly combat with the man, who’s about to blow up the Academy precinct.
10- 00 BOUQUET OF BARBED WIRE. One of TVs most controversial family sagas.
9- 00MALU MULHER. Drama series from Brazil.
11-
9- 45 TALES OF THE UNEX- . PECTED. "The Memory Man.” Penniless and in
WlBBlllllI
8- 9-
10- 55 PIGEON STREET.
MARATHON. The start of the Gillette London Marathon.
10-15 THIS IS THE DAY.
10- 11-
12- from God’s wide world.
10-15 L O N D O N ’ S MARATHON: The half
way mark of the Gillette London Marathon.
12-35 L O N D O N ’ S MARATHON: The finish of the Gillette London Marathon.
MARATHON. READING.
6- 7-
10 L O N D O N ’ S 8- 00 KNOCK KNOCK. Stories
SUNDAY RAMME.
11-50 NAKED CITY. "Death of Princes.” The real star of this classic TV police series is New' York itself in whose streets it was entirely shot.
JAMES. TVs newest chat-show host.
45 RACE, RHETORIC,
TION. More of the best work from animators around the world.
45 WORLD OF ANIMA 30NEWS HEADLINES 00 A WEEK IN POLITICS. a n d
COLLECTORS’ FAIR THIS
00THE LATE CLIVE SATURDAY 10 a.m. — 5 p.m.
PARISH HALL CHURCH BROW
US. "The Shark-callers of Kontu.”
8-10WORLD SNOOKER. Further highlights of today's plav.
8-50 INTERNATIONAL PRO- CELEBRITY GOLF
10 THE SKILL OF LIPFrench Grand Prix.
55 ASIAN MAGAZINE.10- 25 LO N D O N ’ S 11-
1-25 BLIZZARD'S WONDER FUL WOODEN TOYS with Richard Blizzard (5): Miniature World.
1-00 FARMING: Weather for farmers.
I- 1- 2- 15 EUROVISION SONG
3- 20 BADMINTON HORSE TRIALS.
CONTEST PREVIEWS with Terry Wogan.
4- 5-
5- 6-
7-
8- 8-
10- Highlights from a cup
semi-final and an impor tant First Division game.
Musical quiz chaired by Joseph Cooper.
640 SONGS OF PRAISE from Ballymena.
JONES. Western adven ture series. “Jailbreak at Junction City,” starring Pete Duel, Ben Murphy.
50 NEWS HEADLINES.10- 55ALIAS SMITH AND
11-
9- 35 THE HISTORY MAKERS.
2-05 TODAY’S HISTORY. Neal Ascherson intro
From Holy T r in i ty Church, Rothwell, West Yorkshire.
11-25 AAP KAA HAK. 11-
12- 15 MATCH OF THE DAY. 15 FACE THE MUSIC. 1- 50 NEWS: Weatherman.
SHOW with A r th u r Negas at Dundee.
00 MORNING WORSHIP. 2-
00 ME AND MY CAR.
Michael Winstanley dis cusses topical issues.
1-00 UNIVERSITY CHAL LENGE. With Bamber Gascoigne.
The facts behind the headlines.
duces an historical perspec tive on the fight against inflation.
30 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT. 4-
9*40 GLASGOW. Five por traits of an inner city. 4: The Bond.
from the Ailsa Course, Ayrshire.
MY DAYS by R. F. De- lderfield (2).
11-50 WORLD SNOOKER. Further coverage from Sheffield.
30 THE MONEY PROG 15 THE WORLD ABOUT
05 NEWS ON 2: Weather.
8-15 ECHOES OF A SUMMER. S ta r r in g
Richard Harris and Jodie Foster. The father of a dying girl is determined to make her remaining
10-00 ITN NEWS. 10-
11- time as happy as possible.
pre-recorded concert from the Free Trade Hall, Manchester.
20 TO SERVE THEM ALL 15 GRAND PRIX. The
15 A GALA CONCERT. A £
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Trapper John was a doctor in an American MASH unit in the Korean War. Now' 25 years later, he is the Chief Surgeon at San Francisco Memorial Hospital and has to deal with a carbon copy of what he used to be — an impetuous, rebellious young surgeon.
40 TRAPPER JOHN MD.
A FRIENDLY FAMILY OUTING 1,000’s of COLLECTABLES, REFRESHMENTS
ADMISSION STILL lOp (Children free if accompanied)
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Inquiries: Blackburn 664900 4 v
SUNDAY, APRIL 17th
WHITE LION HOTEL
CLITHEROE Tel.>26955
(Still surrounded by scaffolding)
00 WEEKEND WORLD. 3-
ENCE IN SOCIETY. As Zimbabwe controversially approaches the third an niversary of its independ ence, Crucible looks at its Health Service.
Starting a new 14-part series in which eight top
00 ANTIQUES ROAD 2-
MARATHON: Highlights of the Gillette London Marathon.
9- 25 NEWS: Weatherman.
ORIENT EXPRESS. Magnus Magnusson.
HULK. “Patterns.” Un known to David Banner, he is named as a partner in a garment factory — and falls foul of loan sharks
15 L O N D O N ’ S
00 WOGAN ON THE 55 MASTERMIND with
940THAT’S L IFE with Esther Rantzen.
4- 10-
MATTER with David Jessel. Personal, social, political and religious di lemmas that shape our lives.
20 HEART OF THE 5-
II- 25 PH IL SILVERS as Sergeant Bilko (bw). 50 WEATHER.
11-
rammes tracing the evolu tion of the modem sym phony orchestra with Jane Glover (1): Prelude.
30 THE INCREDIBLE
“Coney Island.” Starring Betty Gable and George Montgomery. Eddie John son, a fast-talking carnival man, meets up with the successful proprietor of- the lavish Ocean Gardens cafe. '-They agree on a' truce — until Kate, Rocco’s g i r l f r ie n d , arrives.
* ous surroundings of a Pacific cruiseship. 00THE
comedy set in the glamor- 55 ORCHESTRA. Six prog 5- 20 SUNDAY MATINEE.
4- 5-
5- 30 CRUCIBLE — SCI
£ *
30 RIGHT TO REPLY.
bridge internationals — including RLxi Markus and Omar Sharif — compete in an international tourna ment with £8,000 in prizes
AND WEATHER.
Do black and Asian work ers face discrimination from their own trade union colleagues?
this new series John 6 side the system. -
05 THE LOVE BOAT. More 6-
PRINCESS OF WALES IN AUSTRALIA. An thony. Carthew brings us up to date with the Prince and Princess of Wales’ tour of Australia.
6- 00 CREDO. 6-30 ITN NEWS.
245WORLD SNOOKER. Highlights of the second
1-55KUGBY SPEC IA L: Wales Schools v English Schools.
3-20 FILM: “CHARGE OF THE
5-10 NEWS REVIEW with subtitles.
BRIGADE.”
545WORLD SNOOKER. Further coverage. . ,
' LIGHT
day’s play in the World Professional Champion ship from Sheffield.
THE POOLS. Episode 8: Rodney discovers that money is not the secret of success.
30 MASTER BRIDGE.
FOR MEALS AT LUNCHTIME
* PARTIES CATERED FOR ■k BED AND BREAKFAST *
55 NEWS’ HEADLINES 00 ROOT AND BRANCH.
ONE-DAY ONLY SALE GIGANTIC CLEARANCE OF TOP-QUAUTY BRANDED
30 THE OUTSIDERS. In
Pilger talks to nine out standing individuals who have lived their lives out
Looking ahead to the week on Channel 4.
PRINCE AN Doubles Challenge. 7-
8- 00 LOOK FORWARD. Famous Grouse World 15 BADMINTON. The
Launching a monumental series tracing the history and development of West ern Music.
30 THE BOY WHO WON
8- 45 FATHER’S DAY: “CHILDREN SHOULD
6- 10 SING TO THE LORD. A programme of religious music from the Methodist Church, Conway Road, Cardiff.
.
Graeme Garden hosts this panel game.
15 MUSIC IN TIME.
Due to several closures and bankruptcies in the Sports & Leisure trade, we have been ordered to dear over 15.000 top-quality branded items at prob ably the lowest prices ever seen. EXAMPLES:
RACQUETS 15TELL THE TRUTH.
BE SEEN AND NOT HEARD.” Starring John Alderton, i-eturning to
9- 7- 15 RISING DAMP. “Under
r - Cuffy is ideally suited for , • the .fob. v
7-45 CUFFY. “Cuffy and a Status Quo." The Shilling-; bury Parish Council de cides to r e t i r e the caretaker. of the village hall and consider • that
the Influence.” Landlord Rigsby’s new tenant claims to be a mystic with a • sideline in pa tent medicines and hypnosis. -
Dunlop: Club Squash Zaman Squash Squash Racquet
9.99
13.99 3.99
Slazenger Graphite 19.99 Fino Squash
7.99
Rally Badminton 6.99 Dunlop Tennis Covers
1.99
sitcom as Lyall Jarvis, long-suffering in the face of nis three children and wife.
11-10 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS “THE DI
SITED. A double-length opening episode for a long-awaited Repeat of ITv’s most lauded and lavish drama series.
15 BRIDESHEAD REVI
500 SPORT SHIRTS, SHORTS & SKIRTS, FRED PERRY, SLAZENGER, DUNLOP ANDCARLOTTI.
PLOMATIC CORPSE.” An American couple, sightseeing by car in Mexico, are set on a ghoulish body hunt when ner rich mother dies in . the back seat.
Advertising pays dividends , ' / / ‘ill t , . 1..
Colours: White, Wine, Navy, Sky Blue, Pink, Grey. Wristbands & Headbands pinstriped. BARGAINS FROM
£3.99 - £5.99
FOOTWEAR & & ATHLETICS GEAR Dunlop Green Flash, jog gers, ladies tennis shoes etc. Colours: Grey, Maroon, sky blue and pink. £7.99-£9.99 \
Running vests .... £3.99 Socks (cush. sole) £ .99 Shorts...................... £1.99
1,000's CASUAL 7 SHIRTS,
SHORTS AND SWEATERS
BRANDED A JOGGING AND TRACKSUITS
Dunlop golf shirts, Fred Perry sleeveless'pullovers, shirts, Slazenger leisure shirts and shorts etc.
PRICES FROM £3.99
Umbro jog suits, Halex sweatshirts, grey cotton jogging suits, pinstripes or pastel shades.
KIDDIES AT £6.99 ADULTS FROM £9.99
SUPERB HOLIDAY LUGGAGE
Suit carrying cases, soft- sided holiday luggage, some with wheels and flight bags. Colours: Tan, Grey; Maroon, Beige & Blue. 4 Piece Holiday Set
ONLY £19.50 All items subject toavailability I Payment by cheque. Access. Barclaycard or cash
VENUE NOW AT — SPRINGERS SPORTS CENTRE Seedhill, Surrey Road, Nelson SUNDAY,: APRIL 17 th 11 a.m. prompt till 5 p.m.
Sale by: Solar Sports & Leisure, Unit 3. Worktown, Northern Rd, Newark, Notts. |
PENDLE WITCH HOTEL
SABDEN FRIDAY, APRIL 15th
CEDARWOOD COUNTRY
EVERY SATURDAY SINGALONG
with ALF on the organ FREE AND EASY '
EVERY SUNDAY
GOLDEN OLDIES Record show. Resident DJ
PETER GUNN ^ ^ Also EVENINGS 6 p.m. — 9 p.m. 1
D AND BEE DUO with BERNARD ON THE DRUMS
Members and Bone Fide Guests welcome VWWVVVUVVWWWVWWVWVWWWVVYVVVWVV
MAYORESS OF CLITHEROE’S LADIES’ COMMITTEE - invite you to a
in THE MAYOR’S PARLOUR, CHURCH STREET, CLITHEROE
Coffee Morning
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th, 1983 10 a.m. to 12 noon
In aid of United Reformed Church Heating Fund Bring and Buy, Cake Stalls, Raffle Admission 20p
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SOCIAL CLUB For the BEST in Entertainment
CLITHEROE
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th From the Comedians
BOBBY KAY (Be soon)
SUNDAY, APRIL 17th International Singing Star
BRIAN ELDEE WEEKLY DOUBLE: 26 — 18
(Be even sooner)
WEEKLY TREBLE: 8 — 9 — 8 200 CLUB: 63
(Members and Bona Fide Guests)
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STARKIE INN CLITHEROE
SBR GALAHAD’S NIGHT CLUB
‘The Friendliest Place Around’ EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT TILL 1-30 a.m. LOW MOOR CLUB THURSDAY and SATURDAY USUAL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE
Don’t be disappointed, come early and see the best
SUNDAY LUNCH MEMBERS DRAW £9
^ JOHN GEORGE, The Manager, Si r Galahad’s Night - J t
. For membership and further Information contact: o Club, Starkie Inn, Clitheroe.
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DRAMA G R O U P PRESENTS
WAD DIN GTON TABLE MANNERS
byALAN AYCKBOURN at
ST HELEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL WADDINGTON
APRIL 20th-23rd at 7-30 p.m.
TICKETS available from B. Fisher. Tel. Clitheroe 23022; P. Hargreaves. Tel. Clitheroe 27296; Hammonds Confectioners, St Mary Street, Clitheroe
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LIVE ENTERTAINMENT, ARTISTES, GROUPS, CABARET AND DISCO
FRIDAY and SATURDAY is DISCO NIGHT as usual
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MITTON PARISH COUNCIL ANNUAL
PA
Whalley C. of E. School
RISH ME GETIN
Tuesday, April 19th 7-30 p.m.
In addition to Village Business, Mrs
Robinson, Secretary to the Civic and Community Twinning Organisation for Bury and Radcllffe will 'address the meeting
W A W V A W W V W /W Light refreshments WHALLEY
METHODIST YOUTH CLUB
DISCO (17 and under)
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
DJ — Discosonic 50p
No pass-outs after 9-30 p.m. v M W V W v
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BURNLEY 22331
Stall Holders Required
FOR A FLEA MARKET TO BE HELD AT RIMINGTON MEMORIAL INSTITUTE
on SUNDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1983
Inquiries: Please ring Mr Simpson, Gisburn 355
Tel. 68101/2
Clitheroe Cricket Club would like to thank the following for their generous sponsorship of cricket balls for the coming season:
SPONSORED BALLS
' Castle Castings, Waterloo, Clitheroe Lofthouse Plumbers, Chatburn Road, Clitheroe W. D. Green, M.P.S. Railway Road, Clitheroe J . Hemingway Crabtrees Confectioners, Market Place, Clitheroe ICI Clitheroe Dalton Printers, Accrington B. Dugdale & Son Ltd., Bellman Mill, Clitheroe. Steele & Co Estate Agents, 1/3 Castlegate, Clitheroe Cosgrove Outfitters, Rimington Brown Cow Hotel, Chatburn (Mr J. Hardie) F. Ashcroft & Son Ltd., Lamb Row, Whalley Norris Electrical, Waddlngton Road, Clitheroe Pendle Carpets, Riverside Mill, West Bradford W. E. Speak, Spar Foodllner, Carnett Road, Clitheroe F. Burgess, Butchers, Chatburn Skipton Building Society, Market Place, Cltiheroe F. Lawson, Frozen Foods, Pendle Trading Estate, Chatburn Empress Squash Rackets Ltd. Cook & Smith (Insurance) Ltd., Church Street, Clitheroe R. N. and M. Read Ltd., Moor Lane, Clitheroe Thos Dobson & Son Ltd., Engineers, Blackburn. P. Harrison & Co., Chatburn Tyre Depot Trutex, Grlndleton Castle Lighting, Castlegate, Clitheroe Frankland & Smith Ltd. Builders, Shawbridge, Clitheroe White Bull Hotel, Gisburn Dawsons Ironmongers, King Street, Clitheroe E. Dugdale, Builders Merchants, Pendle Trading Estate, Chatburn Approved Electronics, Moor Lane, Clltheroe Tony Long Physiotherapist Castle Sports, Castle Street, Clitheroe
1983 Nibble Valley Drama Festival
ADJUDICATOR: SCOTT MARSHALL
A GREAT WEEK OF LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
MON. MAY 2nd at 7-30 p.m. BLACKPOOL DRAMATIC SOCIETY
THE LIVER BIRDS A lively romp by Carla Lane
THE RAPE OF THE BELT A comedy by Bonn W. Levy
TU ES. MAY 3rd at 7-30 p.m. TAKE ONE SETTLE
WED. MAY 4th at 7-30 p.m. LANCASTER FOOTLIGHTS
THE WILD DUCK by Henrik Ibsen
THURS. MAY 5th at 7-30 p.m. BROUGHTON PLAYERS
WAIT UNTIL DARK A tense thriller by Frederick Knott FRI. MAY 6th at 7-30 p.m.
PULL THE OTHER ONE A riotous comedy by Norman .Robbins
OTLEY LITTLE THEATRE SAT. MAY 7th at 7 p.m. THE ANONYMOUS PLAYERS, BLACKPOOL
THE ACCRINGTON PALS The brilliant and moving play by Peter Whelan
April 18th. Monday to Friday 11 a.m. — 12-30 p.m., 3 p.m. — 5-30 p.m. or evenings after 8 p.m.
ADMISSION £1.50 SEASON TICKET £7.50 (FOR SIX NIGHTS) Seats may be reserved at the Civic Hall (Tel. 23278) From Monday,
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THURS., APRIL 14th to WED., APRIL 20th (EX. SUNDAY) "at 7-"30j>.m.
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