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A programme for the performance of 'The Housemaster' by Ian Hay at Colwyn Bay Repertory Theatre. The theatre company at Colwyn Bay performed a new show each week with performances commencing at 7.30. During this time, the company was run by Stanley Ravenscroft, an eccentric individual who had intended only to stay for nine weeks but was at the theatre for over twenty years.

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