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Title |
Author |
Genre |
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June 1887 |
The Pirates' Retreat |
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"Musical extravaganza" |
See
Papers past, The Star, 3rd June 1887. In celebration of Queen Victoria's Jubilee
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Over the Garden Wall |
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Drama |
1894 |
A regular fix |
John Maddison Morton |
Farce |
Reference in
Past Papers from The Press, 17 October 1894, Page 6 |
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24-Nov-1937 |
March wedding |
M&S Box |
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Programme
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A marriage has been arranged |
Alfred Sutro |
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Beauty for sale |
M&S Box |
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The boy comes home |
A.A. Milne |
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11-Nov-1936 |
When we are married |
J.B. Priestley |
Yorkshire farcical comedy |
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Programme
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3-Nov-1947 |
Charity begins |
Ireland Wood |
Comedy |
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Programme
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21-Jun-1948 |
Murder out of tune |
Unknown |
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Proceeds in aid of Food for Britain |
Programme
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22-Nov-1948 |
The two Mrs Carrolls |
Martin vale |
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Programme
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13-Jun-1949 |
Red sky at night |
Phillip Johnston |
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Crooks christmas |
L. Du Garde Peach |
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An evening on Dartmoor |
Noel Munro |
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The twelve pound look |
J.M. Barrie |
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14-Nov-1949 |
Mona Mansions Mix-up |
Unknown |
Comedy |
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Programme
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10-Jul-1950 |
The Camel's Back |
Arnold Helsby |
Comedy |
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Programme
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22-Jun-1953 |
John's mother |
Unknown |
Drama |
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In waltz time |
Unknown |
Comedy |
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In cold blood |
Unknown |
Drama |
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That's murder |
Unknown |
Comedy thriller |
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22-Nov-1954 |
Quiet weekend |
Esther McCracken |
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17-Oct-1955 |
Dear octopus |
Dodie Smith |
Comedy |
50% of proceeds donated to Nurse Maude. |
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18-Apr-1955 |
The lattitude of love |
Terence Bowen |
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Happiness my goal |
Norman Holland |
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Petticoats preferred |
T.B. Morris |
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2-May-1956 |
Fiducia |
Harold Pointer |
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Presented by the Elmwood Players |
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Thinking aloud |
Emlyn Williams |
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The frozen heart |
Ivory Brides |
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The man in a bowler hat |
A.A. Milne |
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8-Oct-1956 |
The Hollow |
Agatha Christie |
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6-May-1957 |
One wedding - two brides |
Ursula Bloom |
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The charwoman's daughter |
Phillip Johnston |
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The bathroom door |
Gertrude E. Jennings |
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22-Oct-1957 |
This happy breed |
Noel Coward |
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7-May-1958 |
Parlour game |
Phillip Johnston |
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The browning version |
Terence Rattigan |
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13-Oct-1958 |
The Chiltern hundreds |
William Douglas Home |
Comedy |
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27-Apr-1959 |
The neighbours |
Yves Cabrol |
Light comedy |
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The spider ring |
Mabel Constanduros and Howard Agg |
Drama |
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The startled saint |
Phillip Johnston |
Comedy |
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19-Oct-1959 |
The artist's murder |
Falkland L. Cary |
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2-May-1960 |
Grand Chan's diamond |
Allan Monkhouse |
Comedy |
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Thicker than water |
Wilson Barnes |
Drama |
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Everybody comes to Mabel |
T.B. Morris |
Very light comdey |
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10-Oct-1960 |
The Winslow boy |
Terence Rattigan |
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6-Nov-1961 |
Sabrina fair |
Samuel Taylor |
Comedy |
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press cutting |
14-Oct-1963 |
The shifting heart |
Richard Beynon |
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30-Apr-1962 |
The sixth hour |
Wilfrid Grantham |
Religious drama |
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Tony |
Kenneth Galloway |
Comedy |
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Back to zero |
Arthur Bax |
Drama |
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29-Apr-1963 |
The friends of Valerie Lane |
Dollond Parsons |
mystery-drama |
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The dear departed |
Stanley Houghton |
comedy |
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You can't do nothing with 'em |
Conrad Carter |
drama |
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4-May-1964 |
Candy pink |
J.A.S. Coppard |
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Tea for three |
Margery Vosper |
drama |
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Paint |
Catherine Prynne |
Farcical comedy |
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14-Dec-1964 |
Jane steps out |
Kenneth Horne |
Comedy |
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3-May-1965 |
The late Miss Cordell |
Phillip Johnston |
Mystery-drama |
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Civil marriage |
Robert Tanitch |
Comedy |
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Never let me go |
Anthony Booth |
Drama |
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9-Aug-1965 NCDA festival, hosted by Rangiora Players |
Storm Music |
Mary Nield |
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Presented by Little Unity Theatre, Waikari |
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World without men |
Phillip Johnston |
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Presented by Kaiapoi Little Theatre, |
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Wife required |
Falkland L. Cary and Philip King |
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Presented by Woodend Drama Club, |
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A doctor in spite of himself |
Moliere |
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Presented by Hawarden Drama Club, |
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18-Oct-1965 |
Ten little niggers |
Agatha Christie |
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8-Dec-1965 |
Roar like a dove |
Lesley Storm |
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2-May-1966 |
The patient |
Agatha Christie |
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This desirable cottage |
Anthony Booth |
Farce |
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Pity my betrayer |
Jean Lawerence |
Drama |
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12-Sep-1966 |
Love in a mist |
Kenneth Horne |
Comedy |
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The deep blue sea |
Terence Rattigan |
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11-Dec-1967 |
My three angels |
Sam and Bella Spewack |
Comedy |
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20-May-1968 |
The shifting heart |
Richard Beynon |
Tragi-comdey |
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23-Nov-1970 |
Appointment with death |
Agatha Christie |
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FEB 1973 |
So you thought you wanted colour TV |
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Presented with NCMS |
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3-Dec-1973 |
Incident |
David Campton |
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Two one act plays presented at the clubrooms |
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Lunch hour |
Barry Grant |
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25-Nov-1974 |
Not now darling |
Ray Cooney and John Chapman |
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1976 |
Glitter and Spit |
Robert Lord |
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See Hocken Library Archive |
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5-Dec-1977 |
Lucky for some |
John Dole |
Comedy |
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27-May-1982 |
The wizard of Oz |
Adapted by Doug Clarke |
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13-Apr-1983 |
Middle age spread |
Roger Hall |
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22-May-1983 |
The adventures of Awful Knawful |
Mick Ford and Tom Flannery |
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Presented at Rangiora High School hall |
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31-Aug-1986 |
The magic hand |
Phillip Mann |
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Presented with the Riccarton Players |
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21-May-1986 |
The snatching of Horrible Harold |
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31/08/1994 |
Winnie the pooh |
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Unknown |
Aspirations and reflections |
Raphael MacLoughlin |
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The wind that blew from the North |
Raphael MacLoughlin |
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17-May-???? |
Toad of Toad Hall |
A.A. Milne |
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Unknown |
Aladdin and his wonderful lapm |
Ronald Parr |
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15-May-???? |
Wichita witch wipes out |
Oswald Simon |
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Toured, Cheviot, Rangiora, Kaiapoi, Oxford |
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9-Dec-???? |
Suddenly at home |
Francis Durbridge |
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press cutting |
Unknown |
Panic stations |
Derek Benfield |
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Unknown |
Mr Macaroni and the exploding pizza |
John Chapman and Fiz Coleman |
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12-Apr-2002 |
Three in one |
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Presented at Chevier Centre, Victoria street, Rangiora |
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27-Nov-2003 |
Wine women - wow |
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Toured to Oxford |
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