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YJ57 XXA Seen here at Kendal Bus Station while on driver familiarisation for the 106 service Kendal to Penrith via Shap. New to the company in 2007 until the contract was lost. Unsure of existence now.
Named for the Greek god of the arts and leader of the muses, because it was designed and built as a venue for musical entertainment, The Apollo Theatre first opened its doors in February 1901. The first production, The Belle of Bohemia, was not a particular success and Tom B Davis quickly acquired the leasehold in 1902. Early musical successes at the theatre included Kitty Grey, Three Little Maids and The Girl from Kay’s, all presented by George ‘Gaiety’ Edwardes. The light opera Veronique (1904) with music by André Messager starred Ruth Vincent and was big hit. Cicely Courtneidge made her London debut in Tom Jones (1907) with music by Edward German, and from 1908 until 1912 the theatre was home to H G Pelissier’s The Follies. From then on the policy for musical comedy was replaced with far more varied fare, the most successful of which, during the First World War, was Harold Brighouse’s Hobson’s Choice (1916)....
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Apollo 50: Go for the Moon Show. Projection on the Washington Monument commemorating the Apollo 11 moon mission. Washington DC.
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Typical of these sort of hand built super exotics, some of the details suffer: The headlights are off the shelf bits thrown together with some pretty loose tolerances. Look at the gaps around the center light. The top enclosure appears to be a Lexan cover. The screw holes are showing some fatigue.
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A few sample from the upcoming performance during dress rehearsal
Jeeves & Wooster in ‘Perfect Nonsense’
An inventive, fast-paced and hilarious comedy by the Goodale brothers, after PG Wodehouse
25 October-2 November 2019
www.apollo-theatre.org.uk/jeeves-wooster-in-perfect-nonse...
A real lander, despite how goofy it looks. It was never used, because they switched to landers that carried the rovers (moon buggies).
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A series of images from the latest Apollo Theatre presentation that starts this week.
The "Nunsense" (Musical) based around a group of nuns…….
As usual not the best clarity as lighting was not ideal with the added complexity of the movement of the players etc.
Taken by my students at St. Nicholas Comm Center in Harlem. Wedensdays are amateur night at the Apollo and theres a lot of people hanging out under the marquis. We loomed in the distance and they used my dslr with a long lens.
The most amazing cloud rolled in over the marina at Apollo Bay after a hot summer day. It was so thick we couldnt see 6 feet in front nof us! As it cleared it unveiled a beautifully coloured sky.
zie ook de volgende foto. Het is wel raar dat een product uit CHINA iconen (zowel naam als afbeelding) uit de Amerikaanse ruimtevaartgeschiedenis gebruikt.
Maar misschien moet je je begrip van wat gewoon is en wat raar is wat ombuigen als je te maken krijgt met knoflook die apollo heet en waar een ruimemannetje op staat.
Réplique de la capsule Apollo utilisée pour les missions sur la Lune.
Replica of Apollo capsule used for missions to the Moon.
There is something about the Apollo fin I like a lot, it's not the design, color, propulsion or the weight (actually I hate the weight, it's too heavy). It is you can buy/replace them 1 fin at a time. I don't remember how many of them I went through now but everytime, I just had to buy one. Sound like good business sense to keep the customer churn down. I don't have to buy a new pair and I ended up staying with it again and again and again .... even there are better fins out there, isn't it ?! & even they break so fast (they really split all the way to the top !) ...
Some shots from today's dress rehearsal for the presentation startling next week.
As usual a fine job on the lighting by the crew there, making a bit easier.
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