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Deputy Mayor's laud of the dance

MORE than 500 people watched a display organised by Fulham youth committee at Fulham Baths in March 1955.Read

From our archives

50 years ago: February 10, 1961 BRITISH LACK NATIONAL PRIDE, SAYS MPRead

Blast from the past

Fifty years ago: OFF-FORM Fulham are a club with an outsize serious headache.Read

Comedy play that deserved a bigger audience

THIS is a scene from a production of Britannia of Billingsgate, performed in the town hall by East Fulham Labour Party Drama Group in 1955.Read

Changing the name was a piece of cake

A SLICE of iced cake for each of the 350 pupils was just one of the ways in which Star Road Secondary School celebrated its new name - Queen's Court Secondary School for Girls - in February 1955.Read

From our archives

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From our archives

50 years ago: January 20, 1961 NIGHT DRAMA TO SAVE A LIFE FULHAMRead

Girls had their hearts set on a good night out

CHARMING smiles for the cameraman from five Fulham girls who were employees of Osram GEC.Read

From our archives

50 years ago December 16, 1960 WHY WAS A WAR VICTIM REFUSED MOTOR? ASKS MP Read

Open emotion on streets at news of King's death

WOMEN were seen openly weeping in the streets when the news of the death of His Majesty King George VI reached Fulham, on Wednesday morning (February 6, 1952).Read

Blast from the past

50 years ago: December 9, 1960 RISKED HER LIFE FOR BABY Read

Dancing in the 'luxurious and charming' limelight

OUR picture shows a dance competition, to the music of Lou Prenger and his band, at the Hammersmith Palais in 1949.Read

From our archives

50 years ago December 2, 1960 CHILD WHO LOVED LIFE TRAGEDY overtook a Fulham family for the second time in eight years when Julie Lillian Burman, 10, of Fulham Court, died in Great Ormond Street Hospital the day after collapsing in the playground at St John's School, Dawes Road.Read

The 19th century Lyric becomes a pile of rubble

THE Lyric Theatre, Bradmore Grove, Hammersmith, is pictured on June 19, 1972, during its demolition.Read

Blast form the past

50 years ago: November 25 1960 POLICE TO CONTROL MARKETSRead

Where music hall legends trod the boards

THE Granville Theatre of Varieties, Walham Green was the brainchild of four theatre people, including Dan Leno who, having managed two other theatres thought it might be interesting and profitable to open their own music hall.Read

Looking back in our archives

50 years ago November 18, 1960 HIS LIFE OR DEATH DECISION Read

Popular West End play comes to town

A PERFORMANCE of See How They Run was staged at the King's Theatre, Hammersmith Road, in the week commencing February 28, 1949.Read

A theatre with a novel exit strategy

BUILT as a variety theatre for the theatrical impressario Oswald Stoll, the Shepherd's Bush Empire is seen here in September 1953 just before its closure and conversion into the BBC Television Theatre.Read

Blast from the past

50 years ago: November 11, 1960 BONFIRE NIGHT DAMAGE WORSE THAN EVERRead