The kings has recently had its first wedding. Part-time Duty manager Shuri Morgan Radford and techie Daryl Morgan radford, made history on the 3rd September and tied the knot on stage, with 150 friends and family. The couple who have been togethor 22 years, sealed their union with a kiss, fireworks and golden flowers falling from the ceiling.
Book your tickets now for this years exciting pantomine "JACK AND THE BEANSTALK" this years amazing lineup are James bond actress Britt ekland, Steven Arnold alias ashley pea[censored] from corrie.,Lynne Mcgranger who has played irene fisher in Home and Away for many years,along with Richard stride,and Aiden j Harvey dont miss out on the fun book now !! its a festive delight!
According to a news report in the Johannesburg Sunday Times, on 11 June 1944,
"Senior naval officers passing into a naval cinema at a southern port a few days before the invasion had to whisper furtively into the ear of the sentry the magic words 'Mickey Mouse.'... This was the password selected during the briefing of nearly 200 naval officers, most of whom are commanding ships and craft in the invasion. It was at this briefing that they learnt for the first time where the landings were to take place, and there was a buzz of surprise as an enormous map was unrolled at the back of the stage showing the north coast of France."
Question: Does anyone know whether the "naval cinema" in question might be the King's Theatre?
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"Senior naval officers passing into a naval cinema at a southern port a few days before the invasion had to whisper furtively into the ear of the sentry the magic words 'Mickey Mouse.'... This was the password selected during the briefing of nearly 200 naval officers, most of whom are commanding ships and craft in the invasion. It was at this briefing that they learnt for the first time where the landings were to take place, and there was a buzz of surprise as an enormous map was unrolled at the back of the stage showing the north coast of France."
Question: Does anyone know whether the "naval cinema" in question might be the King's Theatre?
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