Theatre he should earning a little more than 30 shillings a week princely he earned as student assistant stage manager at Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre his first job in the theatre when he left school in 1966 How did survive on that sort of money? "A friend who had a-houe and lodg

to Richard William Fenn she became viscountess on the following day with the death her husband's paternal grandfather Viscount Curzon to whose title Richard succeeded Her “luck” then forsook her On October 25 1836 she died Burke's Peerage does not give the cause of her deathl It

the Black Country There amid the smoke and productivity live the men to whom pigeon racing is what the world is all about and not the wprld’s gone soft Ann Leednam who works as a barmaid at George ana Dragon pub in Princes End Tipton knows all about dedication to pigeons for she

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THE uneasy truce in the hospital pay beds row continued last night as ' the first six National retary of :he B.M.A. said: Health patients moved "There seems to be some impression that the B.M. A. into private wards at has agreed with the aboli- Charing Cross Hospital. Lion of pr

FIDEL CASTRO'S diplomats have run into trouble over a plan to open a school in one of London's most exclusive areas. Distinguished residents of St. John's Wood have launched something of a counter-revolution with petitions and leaflets warning of the coming of the Cubans, who ha

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