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The Centre Sheet of this programme takes the form ofa special commemorative pull-out. This may be removedat the purchaser's leisure and framed (preferably with awhite background for the optimum effect). W. P.

Monday 10TH July at 7.30

Since going to press, the times of several eventshave changed.The Plays now commence at 7.30 p.m.The Music Circle Concert now commences at 7.30p.m.The Revue now commences at 8.00 p.m.

SYNOPSIS OF EVENTS

Friday 7TH July at 7.30

DANCE

JAZZ CONCERT

Tuesday 11TH 'July at 2.30

RODEO

Friday 14TH July at 7.00

Plays:IT SHOULD HAPPEN TO A DOG by Mankowitz

DW ARFS by Pinter

Sunday 16TH July at 8.30

MUSIC CIRCLE CONCERT '"

Monday 17TH July at 7.00

REVUE

Friday 7 th. july at 7.30 p.m.

Monday 10 th. July at 7.30 p.m.

JAZZ

Ignatius Combo

Purple Haze

'Arlem 'Armless 'Armful-

Feetwarrners

Between each event there will be music from the Interlude.

The greatest problem in producing an evening'sentertainment such as you are about to be subjectedto, lies in catering for all tastes; fortunately thisyear, the problem has virtually solved itself. In theirefforts to create a new sound, and a new effect, thetop pop. musicians of this country have branchedout into many untried weird-sounding fields, andthis movement seems to have affected the pop. musicof Woolverstone as well. Thus, with a bit of luck,you will hear music ranging from the loud, night-marish idiom of the Jimi Hendrix Experience tothe more refined sounds to be heard on the latestL.P. from the Beatles. Trad. pop., and jazz in variousdegrees of commercialisation, are, of course, includedin the programme, and for all Volume 6 numbers,tomatoes will be on sale in the foyer.

James Wild

Stage managed by the Stage Gang

Lighting by the Stage Lighting Group

Produced by James Wild

Set painted by members of the Sixth

Tuesday 11 th. [u Iy at 2.30 p.m.

RODEO

ORDER OF EVENTS

3-Legged Musical Chairs Round Boundary

Cycle Relay Race

Treasure Hunt

Highland Games

Beginning Of Cycle-Cross

Masters' Obstacle Race

Pick - A - Back Jousting

Pool Pole-Fighting

Swimming Relay

Drinking Competition

Bicycle Assembly Race

Car Hauling

Walking Race

Knockout Soccer

Soccer: Faculty vs. Pupils

Ju Iy at 7.00 p.m,14 th.Friday

Pl.AYS

It Should Happen To A Dogby Wolf Mankowitz

JONAH

A MAN

Terry Cleverley

Peter Cooper

Gilbert Sharp

Jeremy Macdonogh

James Wild

A SAILOR

THE K1NG

AN ANGEL

'As to the message of the tory - "Why should Inot spare Nineveh?" - this is, one hopes, how Godfeels about !\'1an - unlike Man who is less tolerantof himself','

by Harold Pinter

Bernard Mitton

Paul FinchlENPETE

Neil CloakeMARK

The form of this short play should not be allowedto obscure the simplicity of theme - the conflictbetween the individual's attempt to determine abasis for action, relying on the simplification ofcircumstance, and the machinations of ambition thatuses others as pawns to assert comparative domin-ance and thus to achieve a degree of self-justification.

LIGHTING DIRECTOR: Richard D. GravesLlGHTJNGASSOCIATE: Ian F. DrakeLIGHTING ASSISTANTS: Henry Gibbons, Anthony Boys

Richard Carson-Kitchen & Guy Austin

STAGE :M.ANAGER: David HarrisASSISTANTSTAGE MANAGER: Colin LeeSTAGE ASSISTANTS:Christopher Gretton, Richard Graves

/Anthony HorwoodPROPERTIES MANAGER:

MAKE-UP: Mr. Brian Mann & Richard Davies

Set painted by members of the Upper Sixth

ASSISTANT PRODUCER: Richard D. Davies

PRODUCER: PETER S. LOVER

We would like to thank Mrs. J. Cockayne, Mr. N.ClaytonMr.B.Turner,Mr.R.Hanson & Mr.M.Coulter for their help,

July at 8.30 p.m.Sunday 16 th.

Concert of Chamber Music

Brandenburg Concerto TO. 5 in Dfor Flute, Violin and Piano. J .S.Bach

Nocturne in C sharp minor Op. posth. Chopin

Duo for Violin and Viola in G Op. 44 No.I. Plcyer

Clarinet Quintet in A !<.581. M ozart

( i) Allegretto (ii) Larghctto(iii) Menl.!ctto-Trios(iv ) Allegretto (Tema con Variazioll i).

Guitar Studies No.l in C and. ro.6 in DFcmundo Ser

Madi igals: -(i) Fine Knacks For Ladies Dowbnd(ii) Angelus Ad Pastorc Ait.MollLeverdi

• (1567-1643)(iii ) Say, Love, if Ever Thou Didst Find

Dowland

MozartOboe Quartet in - K.3]0(i) Allegro (jj) Adagio( jji) Allegro \..Rondo)

Paul Finch, James \'1 ild ,

RTIS"1"S

CLARINET:

Mr. D. ThornberyJames Wild

Paul FinchDavid Harris

FLUTE:

VIOLA:

Neil CloakeColin Ferris

Richard DaviesJeremy Peaple

NIr. B. Masters

PIANO:

VIOLIN:

'CELLO: Neil CloakeJean-Alain Roussel

Paul TempletonGUITAR:

THE CARNIlNA VETERA CONSORT

Paul Templeton , Paul Callis,

Neil Cloake, David Harris ,

Richard Davies, Colin Ferris .

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July at 7.00 p.m.Monday 17 th.

llowing cast:Cleverley,

e. on,azeer,

avid Harris

Poduced by Norman Inness & Paul Finch

A separate programme will be issued at the entrance.

Designs by Richard Graves

a woolverstone press production

This programme has been printed by Richard Graves,Kenneth Wardell, David Skeats & Antony Boys, withhelp from Peter Cor.ield, Keith Garside & others.