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a kind of loving by Dr: Strangelove
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Bert Palmer as Geoffrey Brown, Locoman
A play called A Kind of Loving starring Vicky Binns
Actress Vicky Binns on stage in a play called A Kind of Loving
Images from the play called A Kind of Loving
Images from the play called A Kind of Loving
Actress Vicky Binns on stage in a play called A Kind of Loving
A Kind of Loving by Stan Barstow. Penguin 1967
This Jowett built Bradford utility van PKL127 dates from 1952, and is pictured at the Stockton Fire Engine & Vintage Vehicle Rally, at the Grangefield School, on June 26th 2010. It featured in the ITV series 'A Kind of Loving".
Since the 1962 photograph was taken the underground 'Gents' has been filled in and the former cinema is vacant.
This cinema was opened by PCT (Provincial Cinematograph Theatres) on September 17th 1928. It remained the New Victoria until 1952 when it was re-named the Gaumont. In 1962 The Rank Organization became the new owners. Rank completely remodeled the premises and one year later re-named it the Odeon (cinema) for the upper level and the Top Rank (nightclub) for the area that formerly occupied the stalls. Unable to compete with the new multiplex theatres springing up, the cinema closed completely on Sept 12 1992
Alan Bates at Miller Arcade. The shop seen in the image is Sharps.
Alan Bates and June Ritchie at Miller Arcade
The cameraman, John Harris, points his lens over the underground toilets in Fishergate towards the Gaumont cinema where the film 'Victim' starring Dirk Bogarde was being screened. This cinema was opened by PCT (Provincial Cinematograph Theatres) on September 17th 1928. It remained the New Victoria until 1952 when it was re-named the Gaumont. In 1962 The Rank Organization became the new owners. Rank completely remodeled the premises and one year later re-named it the Odeon (cinema) for the upper level and the Top Rank (nightclub) for the area that formerly occupied the stalls. Unable to compete with the new multiplex theatres springing up, the cinema closed completely on Sept 12 1992
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Alan Bates at Miller Arcade
Alan Bates making a hasty exit from the Miller Arcade. The shop seen in the background is Sharps.
A view from Cheapside towards the Harris Library and the on the right a glimpse of the balcony on the old Town Hall.
