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Irlh March 1986 'r,!' I I ''lrll a o I a l1 Ar a - 26Lh Pebrua ry IrLh March 1986 APT6 6 CPAT'TE IXTIIDITION Free Admission Codsall Hrgh 6chool, Il[ioLLs lane 6atunCay 1sL March 6 6unday Znd March 1lam-5pm Programme Drice 3Op I Welcome to this, our fifth CommunityArts Festival. Commiftee We have tried once again to cater for all tastes and President: Geoff Bate hope that somewhere in the programme you will find Chairman : Joan Woodward interest and entertainment. Vice Presidenl Hylda lxigh We start this year with a Celebration of the Arts at Vice Chairman: Jack Taylor Histons Hill Methodist Church, and we have brought Treasurer: Tony Gull our Exhibition to the firstweekend of the fortnight. Joint Sectretaries: Admission to this is free andwe hope you allwill come Madeleine Neryman, along to see the greatvarieg of talentwhich exists in Sheila Reynolds our community. Box Office: Marijke Holden We are most grateful to everyone who has helped Publicity: Gerry Oatley and encouraged us in producing this Festival and Paul Abbs, Invin Bottomley, hope that you, the community, find as much Dave Clark, Yvonne Harrison, satisfaction as we do in its production. Christine Noble, Betty Taylor, David Jones, Mike Holden, JoonWoodward KenWoodward Schools Liaison: Dewi Thomas Front Cover designed by |: ) J.B. Edwards toffitll t0ttutltY Patruns a a Mr. & Mrs J Blamire Brown Mr. & Mrs E. Gaskell Mr. & Mrs R.D. Glover Mr. & Mrs R. Grace Mr. & Mrs J. Harrison The Codsall Council of Churches invite you to share in Mr. & Mrs P.J. Hodell a special Arts Festival service to be held at Trinig Mr. & Mrs J.P. Heins Methodist Church, Histons Hill. Mrs. J. Jones Cllr. M. Lynch Wednesday 26th February, 7.30pm. Mr. & Mrs J. Marczak ..A Mr. R.O.C. Mellor CELEBRATION Dr. & Mrs P.R. Maidment Dr. &MrsA. Plant OF THE ARTS" Mr. 6r Mrs N. Sellar Mr. & Mrs R. Sheldon This act of worship will include Mrs. R. Smith * Choral singing * Poetry Reading Mr. & MrsA. Waugh * Organ Music * Dancing Cllr. & Mrs GA. Walley * Drama * Childrens Choir Dr. E.T. Wrigley Mr. & Mrs F.D. Yates Mr. & Mrs A. Young Individuals and groups from our community will Mr. D. Holden share in the service. Mr. R.Wlliams A welcome to all. Mr. & Mrs J. Walker d tt Dromo[ilc /o<i@tV tn Assocration with OoDsall Uhgh Obcltool Frerentr MARIA MARTEN or THE MURDER IN THE RED BARN Edited by: MONTAGU SLATER A VICTORIAN MELODRAMA THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26th,27th & 28th - MARCH 1St CODSALL VILLAGE HALL - 8.OOPm TICKETS f 1.50 CHILDREN SOP BOOKTNG INFORMAflON. BACK PAGE or TELEPHONE CODSALL 3271 The play is perhaps the most famous of all the melodramas written for the popular theaires of London between 1780 and 185O. William Corder actually did murder Maria Marten on the 18th May, 1827. William was arrested, tried, and on the 18th August, 1828 hanged before 10,OOO people at Bury St. Edmunds. CAST (ln order of aPPearance) MARIAMARTEN ......ACOUNTRYGIRL SUEHAY ANNE MARTEN ... .... MARIA'S SISTER KATE TAYLOR TIM BOBBIN .... ANNE'S FRIEND JOHN B. EDWARDS MISTER MARTEN . MARIA'S FATHER JOHN A. EDWARDS DAME MARTEN .... .. MARIA'S MOTHER FRANKY TAYLOR WILLIAM CORDER ...... SOUIRE'S SON JOHN ALLAN ISHIVIAEL LEE... AN OLD GIPSY STEPHEN KING FLATCATCHER ..... ...... A SHOWTVIAN EDWIN HUGHES TOBERSLOPER.... A SHOWMAN GRAEME ALLAN JACKO .... A SHOWMAN DI MOORE MAGDA ..A GIPSY PAM ALLAN EVA .. ....A GIPSY BARBARA HODSON MARY ANN .... CORDER'S MAID LOUISE SHELDON PHAROS LEE . .ISHMAEL'S SON MIKE FOSBROOK The Play Produced by.' BETTY TAYLOR We wish to acknowledge the help of the ,,CARNEGIE UNITED KINDOM TRUST" For Grant Aid towards the cost of the New Lighting System' 2 THE HAZEL FUSCO DANCERS ANNA FUSCO, HEATHER SAYERS, SAMANTHA DARBY. NICHOLA WESTLEY, VICTORIA CAIVIERON, LYNSEY RICKWARD SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT 1. SCENE 1. Exterior of lVlr. [Vlarten's Cottage. SCENE 2. A Wood SCENE 3. Polstead Village Green- ACT 2. SCENE 1. A Wood near the Gipsy Encampment. SCENE 2. lnterior of a Cottage. SCENE 3. A Wood. SCENE 4. A Secret part of the Wood. SCENE 5. Another part of the Wood. SCENE 6. A Farm Yard. INTERVAL - FIFTEEN MINUTES, REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE ACT 3. SCENE 1. Mr. lVlarten's Kitchen. SCENE 2. Another part of the Wood. SCENE 3. lnside the Red Barn. ACT 4. SCENE 1 Mr. Marten's Kitchen. SCENE 2 The Red Barn. ACT 5. SCENE 1. Drawing Room of William Corder's London House SCENE 2. The Wood. SCENE 3. A Prison Cell. SCENE 4. A Street. SCENE 5. The Scaffold. Chairman: BARBARA HODSON Secretary: SUE HAY Treasurer: ANN CARR Prompt: BOB HARRISON Sound Effects: HARRY LAW Lighting: CHRIS GREAVES & PAUL GRIFFITHS Refreshments: JUNE JONES Publicity & P.R.O.: DINA LACY Front of. House: JACK TAYLOR & GILBERT OSMOND Poslers, Programme Cover & Tickets Designed by: JOHN B. EDWARDS Properties: MARGARET OSMOND, DOROTHY SHELDON & PAULINE KNOTT Programme & Ticket Secretary: HELEN NEWMAN Wardrobe: ANN CARR & YVONNE HARRISON 3 TOMMY BURTON & HIS BAND Tuesday 4th March - 8.OOpm - Codsall High School When you Wore a Tulip * * Lime House Blues Every Street's a Boulevard * * Button up your Overcoat ls it true what they say * * l2th Street Rag Tommy Burton hardly needs an introduction in the lVidlands where he has been well known for many years. Many of us will recall his tenancy of the'Lord Raglan'lnn in Wolverhampton which became a musical mecca for visitors at home and abroad. ln earlier days he had a 7-piece band of which he could play any of the instruments and frequently did. lt was heavy stuff, but the Groups were coming in and he found that a 4- piece outf it was far easier to ma nage. That's the way it has been ever since, a nd the Thos. William Burton Sporting House (Club) with Piano, Drums, Banjo and Tuba has never looked back. As a Ragtime Pianist of the first magnitude, Tommy Burton's reputation is now solidly established. He has made a number of recordings and is a familiar face on television. TICKETS: t2.5O BAR KINDLY SPONSORED by: DUNHAM BRINDLEY & LINN, SOLICITORS HIGHLANDS & ISLANDS Wednesday, 5th March - 8.OOpm - Codsall High School An illustrated talk by: ROGER COTTIS Roger Cottis was born in Penn and has been a Naturalist for many years. He is Mammal Group Leader in the South Staffordshire Naturalist Society. He is a member of the 'British Mammal Society'and has undertaken survey work on the Badger and Otters, both locally and in the Western Highlands and lslands of Scotland. This is a subject in which he is intensely interested and has given illustrated lectures to many local Societies. TICKETS: SOp COFFEE & B|SCU|TS AVATLABLE your Building Society Staf shire Mrngo We welcome your Savings, lnvestment and Mortgage Enquiries --- StaffOfdShifg Branch Manaser A. L. Gutl The square, coDSALL. BUilding SOCiety wolverhampton, wesr Midlands. wVB t EA Telephone (84) 2083 5 a a a ? AD N O O o m Thursday, 6th March - 8.O0pm - Codsall High School The show has enjoyed undiminished popularity since it was founded 5 years ago. lf you want to enjoy a drink, and a good laugh, this is the show for you. TICKETS: f2.5O BAR Kindly Sponsored by: ANDREW'S HIRE CENTRE, DUDLEY ROAD, WOLVERHAMPTON CENTRAL TRAVEL LTf). 22 STATION ROAD, CODSALL, WOLVERHAMPTON. WVB TBX Telephone: CODSALL 5439 (2 Lines) We are YOUR Travel Agent: No Free Offers, No Give Aways - just our efficient, helpful and personal service. Why Not try us, we guarantee you won't go anywhere else for your Holiday or Business travel. Ask any of our satisfied Clients in Codsall and surrounding areas who always come back to us. A.B.T.A. 74574 7 w 'T-lt< V)-,,4A.^*@*,1Lu4 . St*lA " B^-&,l,;n Q*-.,- at An lllustrated Talk by: PATRICK, EARL OF LICHFIELD Friday, 7th March - 8.OOpm - Codsall High School THE PITFALLS OF PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY PATRICK LICHFIELD f irst showed an interest in photography with a Vest Pocket Camera at the age of seven. After Harrow an army posting to West Africa gave him time to study the llford Manual of Photography and on return to civilian life in 1962 he took his first step to professional photography much to the chagrin of his family. Starting in the dark room, he progressed from photographing food to more interesting subjects when'Life'Magazine,'Look', 'Esquire' and 'Holiday'took an interest in him. H is ability to bring out personality in portraits brought countless assignments for 'Vogue' as well as many portrait commissions. Today he is immersed additionally in the demanding field of advertising photography. More recent highlights to his career include his selection in 1981 as official Photographer to the Royal Wedding and the publishing of his first two books 'The Most Beautiful Women' and'Lichfield of Photography'. TICKETS: f3.OO COFFEE & BISCUITS AVAILABLE STYLES BY SUSAN ANNE LADIES FASHIONS LADIES HAI R DRESSE RS EYEBROWS SHAPED & IVIANICURES BIRCHES BRIDGE, SUNBED ROOIVI CODSALL, Tel: CODSALL 2771 also at 12 BIRCHES BRIDGE SHOPPING CENTRE Five Ways, Merry Hill, CODSALL Wolverhampton Tel: CODSALL 2946 Tel: 332978 I STAFFORDSHTRE YOUTH ORCHESTRA Sunday, 9th March - 3.0Opm - Codsall High Schobl Conductor: ALEX FAWCETT VIOLIN Joanne Gould, Lee Nichols, Gary Armstrong, Jenn Pearce, Penny Leyshon, Christopher Lambert, Damion Nussbaum, Dianne Lewis, Christopher Ramsden, Laura Forrest-Hay, Julie Lee, Clare Hawkins, Lisa Kerslake, Amanda Spicer, Susan Kitchen, Harriet Edgar, Elizabeth Watkins, Michael Cotterill, Michael Thomas, Robyn Emerton, Helen Studd, lVlandy Plant. Jonathan Masters, Elizabeth Bury, Jennifer lVlartin, Georgina Biddle, Sarah lVleer. VIOLA Simon Twyford, Deborah Kemp, Sarah West, Joanne Hitchener, Bridget Harley, Christopher Richardson, Lisa Urry, Elenor Thompson, David Ellis, Trystan Roberts, Janet Tatlow.
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