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THEATRE PROGRAMMES

Avon: “The Reluctant Widow.” Mgyfair: “The Mudlark.” Plaza: “The Astonished Heart.” Majestic: “Harvey.” Liberty; “School for Husbands” and •Thunder ta the City." Crystal Palace: “I'll Get By." State; “Mr 880.” Regent: “Appointment With Danger.” Tivoli: "Brimstone.”

Grand: “No Minor Vices” and “Trouble Chasers.”

Century: Quiet Wedding.” Empire: “Up in Arms” and “Side Btreef

Rex; “The Huggetts Abroad.” Metro: “Storm in a Teacup” and •Let’a Live a Little.” St. James’: “The Flame” and “Leave It To Henry." Civic: Primary Schools' Music Festi-

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Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26488, 1 August 1951, Page 6

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THEATRE PROGRAMMES Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26488, 1 August 1951, Page 6

THEATRE PROGRAMMES Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26488, 1 August 1951, Page 6

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