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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 309, 15 December 1936, Page 7

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No Seat Over Six Shillings MARCHIONESS’S NEW THEATRE VENTURE Theatre seats at bargain prices is to be the policy of a new venture which the Marchioness Townsend is helping to pioneer in London. A new syndicate called All People’s Theatre Limited, has been formed, with Lady Townsend as chairman, and the intention is to present West End plays, acted by West End casts, with seat prices ranging from one to six shillings, inclusive of tax. The plays will be staged at the Winter Garden Theatre. Lady Townsend, who was at one time associated \on the production side with Sir Herbert Tree at His Majesty's told the Daily Sketch she was taking an active part in the new enterprise beeause she believed very lai’ge numbers of people would go to theatre regularly if they could afford it.

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