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  <dc:title>Croydon programmes</dc:title>
  <dc:description>8 programmes for productions staged at the Ashcroft Theatre Croydon, as follows:
* A murder of no importance by Basil Dawson, presented by Prospect Productions of Cambridge, from 21 Feb 1967 
* Fallen angels by Noel Coward, presented by The New Pembroke Theatre Ltd., from 06 Mar 1967
* Two dozen red roses by Kenneth Horne adapted from the Italian of Aldo de Benedetti, presented by Gerald Ball for Pomona Productions, from 05 Jun 1967
* Dial M for murder by Frederick Knott, presented by Folk Theatre Ltd, from 13 Jun 1967
* The knack by Ann Jellicoe, presented by Folk Theatre Ltd, from 27 Jun 1967
* Something in the family by Derek Benfield, prsented by Folk Theatre Ltd, from 08 Aug 1967
* Dreamboat by Dan Sutherland, presented by Folk Theatre Ltd, from 04 Sep 1967
* Cider with Rosie by Laurie Lee, adapted by James Roose-Evans, presented by Coda in 1990</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1967-1990</dc:date>
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