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Page of an eight-page programme of films showing at the Cavendish Cinema (Cavendish Street), Keighley in June 1955. Booklet printed by The House of Youngman (F. Y. Ltd.) of Leeds. Adverts for Kathleen (hairdressers) of Rook Street, Eric Wilson (painter and decorator) of Florist Street, Stockbridge, and Herbert R. Driver (joiner and undertaker) of Castle Mills, Becks Road.
The Electric Palace (or Picture Palace) on Cavendish Street was opened on 10th December 1910, operated by Walter Pallister. The cinema was later renamed simply The Palace Cinema. In the 1930/40s it was operated by the same independent owners of the town’s Cosy Corner Picture House. In the early 1950’s it was taken over by new owners and was renamed again as Cavendish Cinema. It was closed by 1980 and the building was demolished. The site is now the entrance to the Cavendish Retail Park.
Item donated and scanned by Tim Neal in July 2020.
Second day of the International Advocacy Programme (IAP) Global Convening - Workshop SDG Storytelling for Showing the Impact of Libraries, to help participants make the most of the IFLA Library Map of the World, and in particular the SDG Stories, to power their own advocacy work and show the impact of libraries in sustainable development.
29 June 2018 | The New York Public Library, New York, USA
'Legends from Wisla' with Kasia Lech. Polish storytelling session at Raheny Library. Part of the "Many Faces, Many Places" intercultural summer 2008 programme.
This was one of my life's adventures,where with two workmates and my five year old son, we visited the Biggin Hill Air Show.
After all the displays ended we travelled down to Longmoor for the last but one open day? A Long and brilliant day out.
I just wish I could find some of the photos I took on the day?
Images of the station during the early hours of a saturday morning when a full weekend closure is in place
The welcome session of the Orientation Programme Exchange International Students, 2nd semester took place at Iscte on February 8th, 2022.
10:00 am Welcome and Information Session (Sala de Atos, Reitoria)
10:00 am Welcome by the Vice-rector for Internationalization, Professor Maria das Dores Guerreiro
10:10 am Welcome by the Director of the Center for International Studies (CEI-IUL)
Professor LuÃs Nuno Rodrigues
10:20 am Welcome by the Head of International Relations Office – Francisco Nunes
10:30 am Campus Tour, Joana Jordão
12:00 pm Lunch break (Praça Central)
03:00 pm Lisbon guided walking tours
Guided walking tour to Alfama & Castle
Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz
Programme contains a perspective drawing of the new library building, as described at UB/PH/A/1/2/52, followed by the order of proceedings and a report on the history of the university library from its origins in Mason Science College library which gives details of the condition of the library facilities at Edmund Street, and describes the plan and facilities provided by the new library building, designed by Verner Rees
Reference: UB/PH/A/1/2/75
8 February 2022, Isiolo, Kenya - FAO Deputy Director General Ms. Beth Bechdol along with FAO Emergencies and Resilience Director Mr. Rein Paulsen, FAO Representative to Kenya Ms. Carla Mucavi and UN Resident Coordinator in Kenya Mr. Stephen Jackson attend a courtesy call to Isiolo County Commissioner Hon. Geoffrey Omoding and members of his cabinet at Isiolo County Offices in Isiolo, Kenya on February 8, 2022.
Photo credits must be given to: ©FAO/Luis Tato. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO.
In August 2014, the ISU hosted the UN Disarmament Fellowship Programme.
Please courtesy the photos to the: Convention's ISU
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This programme is from a Bound Volume of the entire Season's Programmes which were produced for the Directors and the Management of MUFC.
United bounced back after the Blackpool defeat at home 3 dats later to hammer Huddersfield 4-1 in front of 57,714 an increase on the gate by 6000!. Pearson-2 Mitten[penalty] & Delaney were the Red's scorers.
Cover of Programme officiel des Ballets Russes : théâtre de l'Opéra, Mai-Juin 1920. Collection of the Research Library, National Gallery of Australia.
Cover illustration features costume designs by José-Maria Sert for l'Astuce féminine.
Photograph of the team that played Witton Albion on 15/09/1906
Team
Wilkinson, Yates, Robinson Wood, Warham, Byrne, Platt, Grice, Case, Nolan, Woodhouse
Score: Macclesfield 3 - 1 Witton Albion
Page from the theatre programme for a production of "The Rebel Maid" at the Hippodrome Theatre, Keighley, staged by Keighley Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society in October 1922. This page features adverts for Keighley Manufacturing Co. Ltd. of Lawkholme Crescent; and Spencer Street Garage (owned by W. H. Goldsbrough of Devonshire Street).
Keighley Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society's production of "The Rebel Maid" played at the Hippodrome Theatre in Keighley for six nights (and a Saturday matinee) from Monday 9th October 1922. The romantic light opera was written by Alexander M. Thompson, with lyrics by Gerald Dalton and music by Montague F. Phillips. Dalton and Phillips had actually created the opera while serving in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve during the First World War. The musical director was Joseph Harker, while the producer and stage director was Avalon Collard.
The story is set in the autumn of 1688 and centres around the rebellion against the Stuart dynasty, in the form of King James II, led by Prince William of Orange (played by George Best). The action takes place in the mansion of Lord Milverton (played by Edward Greenwood) on the coast of Devon, the local inn 'The Jolly Fishers' and the village green. Amongst the plots and counter-plots is a romance between Derek Lanscombe (Watson Walker) and Lady Mary Trefusis (Edith Robson), who's secret identity is 'Snow Bunting' a.k.a. the Rebel Maid. The production also starred Tom Coates, Ernest Marsden, Frank Shuttleworth, Alan Petty, Sydney Calvert, Mrs Percy Taylor, Mabel Rothera, Hilda Smith, Kitty Connolly and Edith Smith.
The 44-page programme was printed by The Keighley Printers Ltd. of High Street, Keighley. It measures approximately 255 mm by 193 mm (although the internal pages are slightly smaller than the cover). The programme was part of an anonymous donation given in 2022.