March
SISTER ACT
London Palladium –
Wednesday 17th March – 3pm Performance
30 Tickets Reserved
in Front Stalls Rows B – C – D £22.50
Reservation must be confirmed by 19th February
SISTER
ACT. Starring Sheila Hancock as Mother Superior, Patina
Miller as Deloris and Ian Lavender as Monsignor Howard.
When disco diva Deloris Van Cartier witnesses a murder she is put in
protective custody in the one place cops are sure she won’t be
found- a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds
with both the rigid lifestyle and an up tight Mother Superior.
Using her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the
choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community,
but in doing so blows her cover. Soon the gang are giving
chase, only to find themselves up against Deloris and the power
of her new found Sisterhood.
Based on the smash-hit film, Sister Act features a brand new score
by 8 time Oscar winner Alan Menken, whose credits include Little
Shop of Horrors, Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid and
most recently, the hit film Enchanted.
Organiser – John Mills
May
The Inns of Court by Manuela Sowter a
Probus Guided Walk who is a
Registered City of London Guide and an Associate Member of the Institute of
Tourist Guiding
arranged for Saturday 15th May.
Details are you make your way to the venue,
precise details will follow.
Numbers will need to be restricted to 25 maximum so
it will be first come etc. Note there is much walking.
Cost will be £10 per head plus the cost of lunch
at ‘The Cheshire Cheese’
On a Saturday the Temple Hall will be
closed, but it still would be a very nice experience - depending on the
weather, of course. It is possible that the Church could be opened until 1
pm, if there is no wedding.
The ideal time is May when
all the blossom is out and it is really beautiful there and not so cold.
The Walk would be of the Inner and Middle
Temple and parts of Fleet Street and if we could include a visit to St
Bride's Church in Fleet Street, opposite the Olde Cheshire Cheese Pub, then
there will be the buffet lunch, which is very good and enjoyable at the Olde
Cheshire Cheese. They usually reserve a room for us with a bar upstairs.
more info on her last talk.......here

Organiser – John Mills
June
RAF Hendon
- the museum houses over
100 aircraft from around
the world including some very
early aircraft designs
through to the latest modern day
jets and military
aircraft. Tuesday 22nd June - admission to the museum
is free; the cost of the coach will be advised when known.

Organiser – Pat Hunt
July
THE
MILL at SONNING – SATURDAY 17th JULY
COACH from
Sainsbury's Kiln Lane – Leaving at 8.30 am
Coach will take us to
Reading where will board a Salters boat for a ¾ Hour trip up the
Thames to Sonning Lock, this time will enable us to have coffee.
Arrive at Sonning at
approx, 12 noon. – very short walk to the The Mill where we will
have lunch, followed by a performance of the `I OUGHT TO BE IN
PICTURES`
Coach will then take us
back returning at Approx 6.30 pm.
Total all in Price £58.00
each

Herb
Tucker has it easy. He lives in a Hollywood beach house, has a
beautiful and adoring girlfriend, Steffy, and makes his living as a
screenwriter … Well, it’s not quite like that. Herb is struggling
with writer’s block, his beach house is a cheap and colourless
bungalow, and he can’t bring himself to propose marriage.
Cue the arrival of the
lively and determined Libby, a nineteen year old who speaks to her
dead grandmother and dreams of becoming a movie star in any way she
can! We soon discover that Libby is Herb’s daughter, whom he hasn’t
seen since he walked out on her mother sixteen years previously.
Libby, demanding that Herb helps her break into the movie business,
moves in, and soon emotions run high as Herb is forced to deal with
his past, his responsibilities as a father, and his fear of
commitment.
The legendary Neil Simon has blessed us with plays such as The Odd
Couple and Barefoot in The Park – I Ought To Be In Pictures is
another comedy-drama that will have you laughing out loud at its
hilarious dialogue but also leave you moved with moments of truth
and tenderness
Organiser – John Mills
August
By way of a change we are having an evening
meal at the Parrot Inn at Forest Green which is west of
Ockley. This is being arranged for Tuesday 24th August; meeting there at 6.30 for 7pm. Lifts by car can be
organised
for anyone who would like transport.

Map .............here
Organiser – Tony Field
