October 27th and October 28th 1969

Staged in the Inglewood Town Hall.
A cast of 20 were lead by Peter Maxwell as the ‘Remarkable Mr Pennypacker’ and Verna Prankerd played his wife.

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July 1969

Presented as a B.D.L. Festival play in New Plymouth and again at the Inglewood High School, along with two plays from New Plymouth Little Theatre.

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April 1969

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May 1968

Two one-act plays were presented at the Inglewood High School Hall, along with a play by the Norfolk Women’s Institute. The other one-act play was “Villa For Sale” produced by Heather Harrison and this was presented again in July as a Festival play.

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May 1968

Two one-act plays were presented at the Inglewood High School Hall, along with a play by the Norfolk Women’s Institute. “Villa For Sale” was presented again in July as a Festival play. The other one-act play was “The Price Of Coal” produced by Ian Melville.

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November 27th and November 28th 1967

Cast: Mary Cross, Kevin Koch, Geoff Blackbourn, Kevin Biesiek, Janine Hill and Antonette Hutchieson.

Staged in the Inglewood Town Hall.

“The play, like the bottle shaped programme, sparkled delightfully.”

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May 1967

An outstanding performance by Ian Melville as a down and out drunken journalist
is comforted by Miss Cooper (Dalrae Baker)

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November 22nd – November 24th 1966

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Adults were 5/- and Children 3/- with bookings at Klenners.
Heather Harrison made her stage debut as ‘Marina Varani’.

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June 1966

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Two one-act plays were presented at the Inglewood High School Hall – these were “Five Birds In A Cage” and “The Bathroom Tap”.

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May 31st – June 1st 1965

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Staged in the Inglewood Town Hall.

This was the last play that Ava Somerfield produced for the Inglewood Dramatic Society – spanning nine years and eleven plays.
Programme Notes:
“There will be two intervals of five minutes to allow ladies relief from the long strain of sitting.”
“Smoking and obscene expressions will be strictly prohibited and the officers of the theatre have orders to eject anyone so far forgetting themselves.”

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