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Ref No	READ/PRG/THE/CHIFES/F173785
AltRefNo	F173785
Collection	Reading Rayner Programme Collection
Title	Vivat! Vivat Regina!
Date	20.5.1970
Extent	1 item
Description	Theatre programme advertising a play to be produced at the Chichester Festival Theatre entitled VIVAT! VIVAT REGINA!.
Notes	Previous reference number : UKC/PRG/READ/THE CHI FES : F173785
	Includes advance programme, copy of programme and newspaper cutting recommending resturants in Chichester.
	There is another copy of this programme in the Foulkes Collection (1970), included with the Chichester Festival programme for 1970 which contains current reviews.
Subject	Drama
PhysicalDescription	379 x 228 mm
Related Person	Rogerson, Paul
	Dixon, Doreen
	Bolt, Robert, 1924-1995
	Russell, Mairhi
	Miles, Sarah, 1941-
	Feast, Michael
	Hutt, William
	Atkins, Eileen, 1934-
	Pearson, Richard
	Eshley, Norman
	Maguire, Leonard
	Cochrane, Willie
	Duncan, Archie
	Jackson, Barry, 1938-
	McKail, David
	Lloyd Pack, Charles, 1902-1983, (father of Roger Lloyd-Pack)
	Hawksley, Brian
	Humphreys, Robin
	Wreford, Edgar
	Atienza, Edward, 1924-
	Warwick, James
	Wheeler, Cyril
	Rowland, Roger
	Houston, Charles
	Mallard, Jonathan
	Anthony, Philip
	Sperber, Milo
	Greene, Leon
	Wilson, Thick
	Skipp, Raymond
	Milner, Anthony
	McClellan, Kenneth
	Selbie, Robert
	Herrington, John
	Gwillim, David
	Lyster, Carolyn
	May, Melinda
	O'Brien, John
	Savage, Mary
	Dews, Peter
	Toms, Carl, 1927-1999
	Kayne, Richard
	Mason, Virginia
	Barton, John, 1928
	Nelson, Robert
Related Organisation	Chichester Festival Theatre
Related Organisation	H.M. Tennent Ltd.
Related Place	Chichester, West Sussex
Category	Theatre programme
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