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7s per line from an NBC man called Edwin Newman. This commentary, delivered in a singularly irritating voice, was slanted in the extreme, dodged issues like Vietnam, and attributed Machiavellian motives to Khrushchev whenever possible. It was, the sort of commentary that would force any fair-hearted citzen to rush out at the nearest opportunity and vote the straight party ticket Of course, Khrushchev was such a large and important and colourful character that even the dreadful hack earnestness of this NBC film could not kill him completely But overall it was a programme calculated to set one's teeth on edge. First, because of the blind polemics of the men behind it in the NBC, and secondly, and more importantly, because of the gross insensi-tivitv of our own BBC to put on, and put on with fanfare and epilogue, such a piece of neo-McCarthyite propaganda. One could list the oversights 'of the film, perhaps it would appear more reasonable to do this, but tTIere were so many of them.

One would have preferred to hear them discussed on "Twenty-four Hours." As it was, there was no balance, let alone historical objectivity and detachment KHRUSHCHEV IN EXILE," the much publicised American NBC scoop film on the Russian ex-leader, was shown on BBC-1 last night, and it was without a doubt the phoneyist documentary in a long lime. What we were supposed to enjoy about the programme was that the film of Khrushchev walking around his daclia and his tape-recorded conversation were taken without the permission of the Russian authorities and then smuggled out of Russia. This was the bait that the BBC used to get us to watch. Later we saw the producer, Lucy Jarvis, on Twenty-four Hours talking to Cliff Michelmore about this film which, we kept being told, was a remarkable feat." (The point of the programme, however, was not the fact that the film had been taken behind the Russian authorities' back and smuggled out but the content And what we saw was just some footage of Khrushchev, very old and tired (just as old and tired as Eisenhower or Truman), wandering around his garden and his dacha. Added to this (which one assumes was the "smuggled" film) was a lot of old newsreel film and still photographs intercut by commentary BGGREE and A still from Masitkt Kobayashi's KwaidanS New films JOHN MeCABE and RAFAEL OROZCO at the Cheltenham Festival by Gerald Lamer available in SESSION 196768 at the proposed Polytechnic formed from NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY STAFFORDSHIRE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY STOKE-ON-TRENT COLLEGE OF ART imaginative variation was for some reason omitted last night.

The most pleasing impression left by the work is still the complete aptness of its piano writing, but this time the treatment of the theme seemed more imaginative and more likeable. John McCabe in his recital gave the first public performance of a new work of his, a Fantasy on a Theme of Liszt, which quotes the theme (from the "Faust" symphony) on the title page but not, alas, in the work itself. What'McCabe actually did with it was to make a 12-note row out of it and base his Fantasy on the row, not on the theme in its' original' rhythmic shape. This caused certfifin bafflement at first among those who. like me, expected the conventional Fantasy i-treatment So the impression made this first hearing was one of interesting, well varied, and superbly, written episodes succeeding each otter or being xecapitu- 5 lated with apparent It also well played; of course, as' were -two" Haydn works in the same, programma'and the three 'finely organised miniatures by Hugh Wood.

THE CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL offered two piano recitals yesterday. John McCabe gave the first one in the town hall at midday, and the second was given there in the evening by Rafael Orozco, the young Spaniard who won the Leeds piano competition last year. There was nothing new in this latter recital but it was an exciting performance, played with continued intensity and, incidentally, to the festival's second full house this year. The centrepiece was a powerful, mature, and unusually coherent interpretation of Liszt's Sonata in minor. There was no hint of physical or expressive weakness in the earlier stages of the work and yet the pianist wisely had enough in reserve to meet the colossal demands of the climax, even sustaining tbe tension in the intellectually necessary but unfairly undramatic epilogue which follows it.

The single contemporary work in his programme was John Ogdon's Theme and Variations, which was first performed at last year's festival. Mr Orozco's interpretation was much more natural and persuasive than -Vladimir Ashkenazy's had been on that occasion, in spite of the fact that tbe most the defeated clan. As in the first episode, Kobayashi skilfully varies the pace, interchanging moments of vigorous comedy with some really stunning compositions. This episode alone makes Kwaidan a film to be seen, and confirms, if confirmation were needed, that for sheer visual artistry the best Japanese cinema is still unrivalled. With "Mademoiselle" Tony Richardson directed Jeanne Moreau1 in a script by Genet.

The Sailor from Gibraltar (London Pavilion) finds him again directing Jeanne Moreau, this time with a script adapted from a Marguerite Duras novel. It is a very curious affair. Ian Bannen plays an English tourist who is bored by his" companion's (Vanessa Redgrave) insufferable enthusiasm for the sights of Florence and seeks solace in the person of the owner of a luxury yacht, an impassioned lady (Jeanne Moreau) who spends her days sailing round the Mediterranean like some contemporary Ulysses in search of a sailor she once loved. After climbing the rigging to roll off a catalogue of her previous lovers to the mesmerised Mr Bannen. the good lady sets sail for a Greek island.

Next port of call is where we encounter one Louis of Mozambique (Orson Welles, no less, complete with fez and pyjama robe) who reports that the sailor mav be in Ethiopia. So off they go, escorted into the hinterland by white hunter Hugh Griffith, and watched closely by assorted groups of puzzled natives. When a tall Ethiopian tribeswoman seems to have something to iav about the missing tar, Miss Moreau offers her a cigarette. But by this time her heart is no longer in the quest, and after a return trip to Alexandria and a brief visit to an Arab movie she ends up in the Englishman's arms. It sounds absurd, and it is.

The Further Perils of Laurel and Hardy (Rialto) is another Robert Youngson compilation of excerpts from films of the twenties (originally silent, hut here embroidered with irritating sound effects and a trashy score). Like all comics. Laurel and Hardy are only as good as their material, and some of the material here is below par. But the film is interesting as a record of the pair's early career. by DAVID WILSON THERE aren't likely to be many films this year as visually magnificent as Masaki Kobayasiii's Kwaldan (Cameo Poly), but there is more, to a film than the way it looks and Kwaidan (or Ghost Stories is much more than a feast for the eyes.

Adapted from a collection of supernatural stories by Lafcadio Hearn, Kobayashi's film is a three-part exercise in the bizarre The first episode tells of a young samurai who. reduced to poverty, divorces his wife and marries into nobility. Years later, unhappy and still haunted by the memory of his first wife, he returns to find her just as he harl remembered or so it seems. What strikes one immediately about this episode are the subtly contrasted shifts of mood, from the unearthly stillness of the forest with its muted greens suffused with shafts of light, to the sudden, sharp close-up of the samurai's arrows shattering a target. The second episode is more of a trifle, the tale of a nobleman's guard who swallows a reflection he sees in his bowl of tea and then finds himself faced by a trio of the offended soul's retainers.

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Further information may be obtained Jfrom the Head of Department (Ref. No. G.2). get a sight of the child as she' might have- been if, as her gran says, shfe' could- run: about' the normal way. The, second) i rather too long' half shows parents' it odds a couple of well heeled friends who sincerely believe that they can act as comforters and 'ought to do so, even if it means puncturing the levity with which the idiot's father, particularly, shores' up his sanity.

This is where euthanasia comes into it and, also the grandmother who rather 'late in the evening begins to shed on -why th'3-poor facetious the way he Too' late Yet.it makes" for a real bond of sympathy with' 'this hitherto brave but maddening couple, of, victims, she with her substitute "pets, and mothering, he with his own arrested.C mother-dominated evasiveness. The end -is) comfort either. The 'writing with its sharp-" scorn-'and': sheer music hall knockabout vulgarity, of phrase is continuously stops a bit short-but-iti-i; a poster-colour style jumps up strongly. Joe (who once replaced "Jonathan Va Miller in Beyond the Fringe is supeTb as the jokey, show-off, broken-hearted clown' -v Zena Walker, the wife, seems -perfeeqy inside the author's intentions. There are-t from Joan Hickson' especially as" the awful T-, gran," and Phyllida Law and John Carson some cautionary portraits of wellwishersv Michael Blakemore makes what migmVseeni on paper, a very tasteless affair into penetrating comedy of human inadequacy.

But it is not for the squeamish what is? 1FIND myself writing with surprise that "A Day in the Death of Joe Egg" by Peter Nichols at the Comedy seems to me witty, enjoyable, and oflen really -very touching, because on the face, the blank face of it, it is nothing less than a sick comedy made out of such impermissible material as a couple with a 10-year-old retarded, helpless spastic child. Those who can't even face the idea of a comic treatment of such a theme had better stay away altogether. For them, Maugham's The Sacred Flame and its dignified euthenasia is the proper way to handle such things. But Mr Nichols writes with such insight and such a. gift for what the theatre can do that he succeeds, beyond a point I would have thought possible, in forcing as to see the sad story through the refractions of the parents' own fatuous, desperate ludicrous courage.

Anybody who knows 'parents with this kind of cross hear will recognise the truth of this the pathos of their almost lunatic refusal 1o. admit that their first born is scarcely more than a broken doll, to tend which all real life must be sacrificed. The first half is done in a mixture of styles, some like' recitations in a pierrot show, some like monologues which recalled Ruth Draper (of all people), some sketches or flash-backs. We see the parents in their day-to-day struggle but, we also see them re-enacting the ghastly foregone interviews with the obtuse doctor, the fatuous padre, the Viennese brain specialist (who gets his appropriate quote from the band from "Die Fledermaus We even ACIS AND GALATEA at Sadler's Wells by Edward Greenfield Price as Galatea and Robert Tear the right manner of a picturesque entertainment." At Aldeburgh, when the piece was given on its own, I remember being charmed, but last night the staging kept getting in the way of the music. It is after all such wonderful music, a collection of Handelian "hit" numbers such as even he rarely produced in a single work.

One trouble last night was that too many of James Lockhart's speeds were on the fast side, and the chorus, never very secure, tended to trip over itself in a not-very-Augustan way. Beautiful singing from Margaret PAINTING the lily was always an Augustan habit, and there is much to be said for the high-flown ways of the English Opera Group in its Handel-Mozart double-bill, given last night as the latest offering in its Sadler's Wells season. This production of Handel's "Acis and Galatea" was first seen at the Aldeburgh Festival last year, and again the Watteu-like sets of Henry Bardon and heavily stylised production of John Copley are very much in LEGAL NOTICES 9s per line as Acis. Victor Godfrey, a fine figure of a Polyphemus, tended to swallow his voice too much. Lockhart's briskness was much better suited to Mozart, when at the end of what had come to seem a rather long evening we turned in farcical epilogue to "The Impresario." Here the lily-painting was again elaborate, an English adaptation by Geoffrey Dunn.

Again Margaret Price led the field with Jenifer Eddy a very worthy rival and Francis Egerton a vigorously agitated impresario. Pretty sets, again by Henry Bardon. City of Xjlverpool i Education Committee til VKAUNSOE AXD KRAUNSOE LIMITED lln Voluntary Liquidation. Notice Is hereby ilren that the Creditor! of the ab9rDimed Company are required on or before the 4th day ol Aujruit, 1967, send ihLr ounes nnd tddrerac with W-ticuirj or their debts or djUms. and the names and addresses of (heir Solicitors (if any), 10 the undctitxned Arthur Douglas Anstee, of 42 Alness Rend.

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(Reg. 1100.) Evmloci at no Mat; Weekdays and Sundays, 2.30 and 7.13, Julie Andrews Ghrlaiorpher Plummer. THE SOOND OF MUSIC (Ul TODD-AO DE LUXE COLOUR (U. Seata 120. 108.

8-. 05 Reduced Prices Children ant) OAPi, Monday to Friday Msiinera Only be received by the County ArttiJtect, Box 2C. CountT Hall Prmton not later thin 10 30 a on Jut 31 vm LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS ars nWTTED for the SUPPLY of TUBORAn-STZTlL MEDICAL INSPECTION COUCHES and REST BEDS for the two-year period October litfff to September 30, 13G9 Forms of lender and spMtflcatlona are obtainable, from the County Medical Officer of Health Room 109 Bast Cliff County Offices, Preston The ctoslni date for receipt of tenders Ut Mcrtdaj, Aurust H. 1967 dihi.iiT, itaici, iuoie uaiiy lu-o iL 10-1 ai Cork Street.

Londnn i Ridiard Burton, THE TAMING OP TIIK iiiuchuji j.sv. aiuraays ou ana a sa VICTOR SPINETTT KEN WAYNE THE ODD COUPLE WARDING TON GALLERIES. I Cork Street, bllJWtv tuj ecn. separate penoriuancea. Eootable 30.

6.0. 8.30 Saturdayi 2.30, 5.30. and uio a.m. Sunday 4 30. 8.30 DRURY LANE (Tem.

8013.1 7,30. Wed 2.30, BO uince open iu an lo aim to "The funniest play in London Exp. HATDSN FRINK. WALLIS Dtllf 10-6 SaturdayF 10-1 CUIION IGro 3737.) Last daya, UN MALE CINEMA. ALTTlneham WIS CLNTtiliV imAiiie Heads Lane Boul; 1 1 Moot i lali, Keswick 282 Evening at 3 13 Until July 21 tValllnc lor Uaitot July 2A and 26 Importance of Betas Cam eat July 20 and 27 Wba'f Afraid of VlrfoU IVflolf royal court.

fSio 1745 Tonight at e.o Tint EaMwooc Marianne rtoon A PUI fill nf nnHam XI Sal sslt, anq Year smaeo hit DORA BRYAN in HELLO DOLLY I itunasK ur.b rgMMb ixi sneer exn'lamtlon. "Time, oxir sot best lorelgn nlm LO, 3 25 5 55. QJSD Sat 11 p.m. DOMINION. TOU.

CI. ltd Mil. 3175-3709) oniy. fi. du ee v.v hit nboimtAi.iij.'v tF ARNOLD HIDDLtrrON, by DavJd At 0 30.

9 40 fSat 2 hOtlMl 5 30 B.15) VEtV OXroitD, Oxford Street CEN M02 Jiule Aodre-ws, cbnaiopher Plummer In LONDON OPERA AND BALLET Hello Dora, you're a hit ac Fahrtri lie 4M fA IMUI A IJU Mon. next luxiacr. ana niimmcrMym sue auunii or MUSIC (Ul In Todd -AO and CoL Sep The. Trap Al 1 30 0 30 iBoofcnble. ROlAL FESTIVAL HALL.

-LOVDON'S ODEON, Oxford Siren CEN VHI. Loughborough EMPIRE. l6er 1334 I DOCTOR ZUIVAOO DUKE OF YOEIl'S. ITcm 512S I Evs 8 15 silis at 6 0 and 8 45 Mats Thurs nt 3 0 DELIA JOHNSON. MICHAEL HOROERN RICHARJ3 BRIERS.

JENNIFER HILAR? RELATIVELY SPEAKING COVENT GARDEN OPERA. TOtlJiht at 7 FESTTV ai OAiLmri jfioesc enteruinrnezit value in LonrTon TlaVets: 76 to For rep, ice under "Opera and Bxilct" LIHt. Ul NT (AJ 'DK a hnnh at Lifr IUI at 130 4 2T 7 30 ISTAMtmD HALL 1H LATHE LaUEhtrflrooeh Until July 22 Even 1 nits ii 7 nil UJO4UIUJ. All TE3 SDIO ISOfl 01 Opera Season. Coy, iocs A).

aod 7 30. Late peri. 11 30. Sua. 3.0 7.30 All seats bsble.

Lie. bar. JACK? FILM THEATRE. Marble Arch (Map 63951. ONIRARA rXl (London).

REX, TTIE QIM.LER iOV. (Tem 85881 Com. Tues, next 7 90. COVEST GARDEN. THE ROYAL BALLET.

fllriMlWAIJIJM T' (Al Alec uuiuiieM and 9 rc 401 auw ov. iJ ta au. Kaiui arooir Terence Loaerdoo. Kathleen Bvroo I MINOR MURDER 'by Alan AycSAourn OltKled tiy NIGEL PATRICK lir.HTKR Erortf. STUDIO I Oxford Road CEN 2 Beyond I he Frinee All Seat 76 Tickets from Caldwelli.

11 Wards End. lAiRhborouKm. Free Car Park Grounds Open lo Tli eat renders FUN DOWN TO THE LAST DROP -TM sal. z.ia gfi yu The Two rireons. Mon, 7 30 la Fills mil Gardre.

Tues- 7 30 Slnfonlella. Rake's ProErw, Concerto Wed. 7 30 Swan Like. Thur. "30 Tht Dream, The Two Fieeohi Seats jvalUhlc Cov ltwa NOW I NOW NOW I 1 I WOMFN OF THE tvOItl (X! weekday at 12 30.

3 20. 6 10. R55 WORLD WTTTIDfJT HIMUF fA. roRTKNE. ITem 223J I BO S.t! 15.

8,30 SHAFTESBURY. (Tem 6SKU Over 300 perfa Eti. Frl and Biti 8 13 and S45 Jimmy Edwarda, Roy Caatle. in BIO DAD MDUSG Boklnit unil) FeuaTy 1V6B "Hilarious knoca trout Fin Tlmea weeKOnyF. at 5.

4 so GL NDEBOl'RNE FESTIVAL OPERA." Until JUDI lr, diii nil DENCH McaEIXEN HUNT THE PROMISE "So good, so true, and so moving vnilHO 2. Oxfnrd Rrud CTN 24H7 Nottingham 1'LAYHOUM' lei. 45671 Senns 7 30 Stiturddy 3 m. and 8 ra EEDS REGIONAL HOSPITAL BOARD TO BUJLDENG CONTRACTORS Fled-prtce TENDERS are INVmiD for carryln out the BULUDTNG of a NEW SINCUL-STOREY VTLLA. 5600 ft.

super, st Hospital, Easlnrwold ApplioiL'ons for form of tender and bJJls of quantities Accompanied bi a depost or 2 2t whlch will be refunded on receipt of a bona-Jide terder or otlier contract documents) must be nude to the Architect to the Board it the undermentioned address not later than tweKe noon on Aurust 2, 17 Cheques 'Sioulrj be made payable to the Leeds Rj: clonal nospUal Board and crossed A copy or tiie drawlrtfs, condlttani ol tender and conditions of contract may be Inspected at the office or the Architect to the Board A period or four weeks will be allowed for tenderinj. The Board does not bind fltseW to accept Ihe lowest or any tender BOWRTNG Secretary to trie Board Parte Parade. Harrorate, Yorkshire ROCHDALE EDUCATION COTiftMITTEE TENDERS are INVTTJ5D for the SUPPLY Of PASTfcLIRISED MILK for the 'Milk In Schools Scheme" durlnc tne twelve rnoRtha cxnumenclnw September 3 I0C7 Forr3 of tender and further details be obtained from Cjjlef KiitcaiSon ortlcrr Education Omcc, Tleece i n-r ocfida 'c Tenders, In pliLn, SL'iled emrlopes endtirsod Tender MJlfe in Scliaols it. Town rjrk Town jiait. Roc'xJate bv AumLat 1117 Burl rv, Troy uonanuc Cert Frr.bc Dallah Lnvl.

Jiilex Veme't llofhel to the Mnon rnt Wpt4d3 nf T2 50, 133 fl Bu Hanny Shitw tTJl WoekdByi ftt 2 35 5 10. 7 45 nntvlU nuvmwt mjvvj A ooa live dellclil Obervor juiv ji ioaay ana i-ueaaay at 20. Sunday at 4 30' Don Giovanni. Tomorrow Monday and Wednesday at s50 L'Ortnlndo. Ttcfeeis still available Monday and July 26 S3 Occasional returned lickets only other performances.

With the London Phllhartnonlo Orchextra. Box ortlce, Gtyndebourne (Rlncmer 41U, nr ibbs Tlllett Ttcket Office. London Jul? 24 far One Wcelt STRAND. ITem MCO I Mon lo Frl 7 45 Mats Ttiun 3 0 Sftts 5 IB and 8 30. tan Carmichiici Alec.

Cluner Roland Culvei Raymond Huntley David HulchcsoD Esmond Knlghl Molra LUter Peril Nellscn Marcat-i Rawiinsa, Goojte withers In BERNARD SJIAW'S Comedy GETTING MARRIED DlreerMfd by Frant lXin)0y "A Efl IttfrlnQ ea." T1or.n.nH Irlam Urban District Council LIVERPOOL ROAD IMPROVEMENT DUDLEY ROAD TO THE VISTA. CADISHEAD TENDERS are INVITED from Rons oJ experience and repute for the WIDENING of Liverpool Rata fA57). Ctdfeftezd, between Dudley Rosri and The VUrta. The work will comprise of tn widenJnz of the carriaiewaj the refornrtrnc of uw footpaths and ancillary worxj over length of approximated 500 yards Oopl-as of nhe area hcailOD and form ol tender may tw obtained from tbe EDriiwcr Surreyor Council Office. Irlao, oo paMneot of a deposJr of one pound, retum-bl on receipt of a bona-ftde tender Tenders should be returned to the Clerk of the Council Council Offices Trtam not litter than Moodai July 31 1067 TATTON.

Gnlter OATley 2133 OAIIRK-K 'Tem 4601 I E. SW 3 45 Sit S4o. S.30 BRIAN R1X TMeatre ol Ijiusliier "Rolling uiln Ife IK p.v New. BrlanRlJ. Leslie Crmtlvr.

Eloet Omy, Dan Parr Leo IJanklvn SLEbPINO "IVES UP. BocSt in AU2 UPROAR EHF.1J!0,,SB l. Wl-YXl IU1U1 at 5,30 flnd a is ri.mt show ni 7i fthn'n Afraid of Virginia Woolf fXt Yvonne Arnaud Theatre presents tank Back in Ancer July 31 for One Week Tronne Arnnud Theatre presents One In The Lje A New Resuf ROVL FKST1V4L HALL WAT 5191 1 THEATRE ItOTAL CIVEtlflMA. RLA 1WB9. "A brilliant Shaw." The Tlma wecKoavH nnn ouiniy it 30 fe tiv, Sieve MKSiiKcn RichaTfl enhorounh THE SAND rUTtnLEt? fA) Panavllon and Colour hy De Luxe iafi.

to'ft Rfi ah horrlciible EXHIBITIONS pIils Joyce Mamlield TOU HUT TO llANDLL IX). PTbgs. 130, 3 13, 6 50 Last Show feature 8.45 LEIC. 8Q. TH.

Morecambe and Wise in THE MAGNIFICENT ltVO IUI Colour Procrammes commence at 1 15. 3 31). 5 55 8 3-1 Saturday l.tc nlgtit show al 11 0 LONDON PAVILION 437 THh SAILOR rilOM OlBBALTAIt (XI Progs at 10 45. I 0, 3 SO, 45, 8 10 Sat 11 ni METROPOLe. One ol toe screen's Greatest Triumphs Gary cooper, Ingrid Bergman in KUt 1V1IIIM THE OtLL TOLLS IAI Teeb Sep perl, 3 30 80 Sun 430 no Bookable VIC 0308.

5560. 4573 OUtON, Uaymarkrl I Wtll 2739 1 Paul SCOUeld. A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS IUI Six Oscars." including Best Finn o.rla. Bookable 3 3o 5 45 8 45 Sunday 40,815 Lata night snow Sat 11-15 OUhUN. Lelc eq.

Sean Couuery is Jamel Bond in YOU ONLY Utt TOILS IAI Tccbolcolor, Proga 10 3 5, 5 40. 8 10 Friday anri Sat Urdu lote mint show 11 0 ODEON, Marble Arch. (Pad. 3011.) Bun Lancaster. Lee Marvin.

Oiaudla Cardlnaie THE PUOFhSSIONALS I A) Sep perls Bkble 10 4 30 8 0 Sun 430 8 0 SaU Loic Night Show 11 15 Licensed Bars rAltl-PULLMAN Dr.yioa Cans (Fie 5S93 THE GOSrEL ACCOltDINO TO SMM MATTHEW IUI Sh owllt t. a I 3 1.1 5 4i 15 PL421 Howard HawKI PTL-nls John tine nobcrt Mltohum In I. DOK4DO rui Tech I'rocs 1245. 310 5 40 S11 a to Sat II II SUU Proga 310 5 10 7 50 PRINCF CIIVRLFS. From tne m.aera 01 Hondo Cane AFRICA AUDIO IX) Col pga 1 25 7 40.

6 5 8 30 LI Sh Sat arrf' icer 1234,1 antoniomjs bloiv. UP (XI 4t 13 0 2 10 4 23. 43. 3 0 Ule Show rrway and Saturday 1113 bTimlO ove. Osl Clrcrts.

Kerwln Mathem JACK THE OlANT KILLER IAI Tech al 1 55 4 10 8 45. Disney's Water Etlrdn IU) Progj 12 40 315 5 50 25 WARNER. 437-3423 Frabi Slnstra in T1IF NAKEO RUNNER IU), Col Progs 1.25 3 45. 8 05, 8 30. SlU 13 P.m.

ST MARTIN'S. (Tem. 1443 Open Thurs. nst 7J5. Then vj Bat 830.

Donald Pleosanoe in The Man in the Glass Booth A new pity Robert Shaw Direoted by Harold Pinter t-vgs 7 45, sats. 4 JU LONDON'S FESTIVAL BALLET Toniptii and Saturdv DESIGNS iFirn STRINGS. CORSAIR PAS DE DEUX, MGHT SIIXDOW. GRADUATION BALL. July 25 SO.

PAQUTTA, MGHT July 27, 28 A GLUCK PAS Dfi DEl'X, WliNDS imiDE. GRM1U4TION BALL. Aue Utell.5S?v MKE Aur 24 to Sept. 2 TIIF SLEEPING REALTY. TJtts7 to 2SS LONDON CLUBS VANimUGfl.

(Mcms 1 Lon Today Tomorrow at 2 30 ik 1 30 PRIDE PltKJU-HICK from Hie noiel by Jane Austen, FDMUNDO ROV n.lln tor Dinner nr II 11 I 1 KK1 WOOn IFS r.Tno"! RfB 7i VERj'S nT'h' (01-B37 10721 ENGLISH OPERA GROUP GLOBE. IGOT 1503 1 EVES 8 15. Wed 330 SturoD CO and 8 40 Gerald Flood. Belinda cairol, William FWnklro THERE'S A GIRL IN MY SOUP smasSl Hit Comedy by Terence Frtiw. vW' 'as eve" of snerltlan-i tyimedv THE RIVALS Raliin i ouwandioi! "-S CtVIll 6500 Evea 7 39 in tne (tor'ds most acclaimed musical FIDDLER ON THE ROOF ttnh MWtm Karun Directed uid LECTURES MEETINGS 2..

T11E. VfGXR'S OPFRA. Salur-day A. Is and The Impresario NORTHERN CRAFTS CENTRE OPENS TODAY Red Rose Guild EvhLljlllDU of fine Crartworlt SiMjjli KlnB Street, Manchester 2 KM 10 Saturdan 10-12 30 BTiuirrnitn uni! avoiv MODERN BRITISH POTTERY it PETElt DISOLEV'S, 16 ME KB STlltBT, (OoMd ThUMKlW lltewoMal VAUDL VILLK (Tem 7400 Eveuli.fi 7 30 Mntlci- Thurfdsy and Saturday 3 43 AS YOU LIKE IT bv WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, "Oodles of manic very tunny I loved it a fojdcn production enjoyed every momeut of it a brilliant production absolutely wonderful I "BBC 7 nip socMLisi VAUrt atim at oiiiiaini, LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. Tender to br Invited from electee firms, for KNOWSLEY IONGVIXW COUNTY PRIM.

ARY SCHOOL ERECTION OF WROUGHT IRON FENCE FORMBY COUNTY SECONDARY SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT OF PLAYING FIELDS Applications for documents to lender must be received by the County Architect Bex 36. County Hall. Preston not later than If) 30 ajrn on Ttreiday, 1st August, l67. quoting ref. AI RATTERS ALL, MIDDLESBROUGH, BLAST Jr ST23EL FtTRrfACX L2NIKGS.

RESTAURANTS ROCHDALE EDUCATION COMMITTEF INVLTBD Tor Like SUPPLY tE2Ti'3D U-K to various Corporation I "mis dur-'na the twelve jsontlu com-mTKin' Sentcmber 13, 1M7 Tendera must be forwarded on the apjiToprlate ronm whicli Is obUlrwhle frtsn S'reet. Rochdale, and iruit bj addressed nnd de''vcred lo the Tcvn Cl erit Town Hall Rochdale, tio: tafr than Autust in plain. seilM rnuelr.ps ejidoraed "Tender for Milk" The envelop r-J11. nt benr anj rum or cnarViag the sender C1IINA GARDEN London's most e'esant M5 j-i mmnn nwnershlp with oro-dnctltin eolel. fa, ule nol pmnt 11 fomioal p.rtlei.

all le.det.hlp ll r.clillsm, all Writ. detail, of arowlnn oioTcment. new croups, meetlniu and lerturc. lo One World IG1 The Sodallit Parly al GB 53 CUDtiam But SlreeL London BW 4 VICTORIA PALACE. fVlc 1317 Nlrblly at 6 15 and 9 45 TV's FaMest Spectactiiar THE DUCK ts WHITE MIN8TUU IQW World musical.

Nww in fitii year. Bootlnx until January. $68. "1 serves unmese rood It'0 "5 fte most rorainfc atmosnnere eclth riimm. tn 83 Brewer street, 1.

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