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2 November (1983) Pav closes

Pav Programme November 1956
Pav Programme November 1956
  • 2 1984 (Fri.) Pav closes as a cinema. End of a glorious era.
Posted on November 2, 2013 by WHHPosted in films, PavTagged Pav. Leave a comment

15 April (1963) Harold Lloyd’s World of Comedy (U) appears in the Pav

  • 15 1963 (Easter Mon.) Harold Lloyd’s World of Comedy (U) appears in the Pav
Posted on April 15, 2013 by WHHPosted in filmsTagged Pav. Leave a comment

5 April (1978) Burial of Trevor Williams, manager of the Pav

Trevor Williams
Trevor Williams
  • 5 1978 (Wed.) Burial of Trevor Williams, 6 Williams Terrace, manager of the Pav.
  • 5 1958 (Sat.) Famous Pwllheli Welsh Brown rock (no. 8) and the delicious “cyflaeth” home-made treacle toffee will be sold at the Market Buildings.
Posted on April 5, 2013April 14, 2013 by WHHPosted in Pav, shopsTagged Pav, Pwllheli rock, Trevor Williams. 2 Comments

18 February (1983) Wrestling in the Pav

  • 18 1983 (Fri) Wrestling in the Pav (and not on film!) Popular during the late sixties and then revived in the early eighties. On the bill on this night Tony St Clair; Mad Rasputin; and Princess Cherokee. Great fun!
Posted on February 18, 2013February 19, 2013 by WHHPosted in Pav, Sport, wrestlingTagged Pav, wrestling. Leave a comment

13 February (1930) Maid of Cefn Ydfa: Haggar’s film of the drama shown in the Pav.

  • 13 1945 (Tues.) Gunner George Backshell, Victoria House wounded in Holland.
  • 13 1930 (Thurs.) Maid of Cefn Ydfa – William Haggar’s film of a Welsh historical drama shown in the Pav.
Posted on February 13, 2013February 19, 2013 by WHHPosted in drama, Pav, World War 2Tagged George Backshell, Maid of Cefn Ydfa, Pav, Victoria House, William Haggar. Leave a comment

3 February (1930) Will Haggar and Jenny Lindon’s Dramatic Co. appear at the Pav

  • 3 1930 (Mon.) Will Haggar and Miss Jenny Lindon’s Dramatic Co. of Selected Playmen presents ‘Link that Binds’ in the Pav.
Posted on February 3, 2013February 19, 2013 by WHHPosted in drama, PavTagged Jenny Lindon, Pav, Will Haggar. Leave a comment

28 January (1953) ‘Lady Godiva rides again’ in the Pav.

  • 28 1953 (Sat) ‘Lady Godiva rides again’ in the Pav.
  • 28 1951 (Sun.) Revd D. T. Price preached his first sermon at St Mary’s Church.  800 people present
  • 28 1825 (Fri.) John Jenkins paid to build steps to Shire Hall £5.18s
Posted on January 28, 2013February 19, 2013 by WHHPosted in films, Pav, Religion, St Marys ChurchTagged John Jenkins, Pav, Revd D. T. Price, Shire Hall, St Marys Church. Leave a comment

27 January (1938) In the Pav: opera Joseph, by Joseph Parry

  • 27 1938 (Thurs.) Sacred Opera ‘Joseph’ by Joseph Parry with Priory Choir, Carmarthen, Annie Davies, Carmarthen and David Harry, Llwynhendy. At the Pavilion. Proceeds towards Bryn Salem Vestry, Cippin
Posted on January 27, 2013February 19, 2013 by WHHPosted in opera, PavTagged Joseph, Pav. Leave a comment

25 January (1964) Roy Denvers and the Commancheros at Black Lion

  • 25 1964 (Sat.) Roy Denvers and the Commancheros at Black Lion
  • 25 1912 (Thurs.) Meeting in Guildhall agreed to begin work to establish the Pav.
Posted on January 25, 2013February 19, 2013 by WHHPosted in Black Lion, PavTagged Black Lion, Guildhall, Pav, Roy Denvers and the Commancheros. Leave a comment

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