Pav Programme November 1956
- 2 1984 (Fri.) Pav closes as a cinema. End of a glorious era.
2 November (1983) Pav closes
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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
5 April (1978) Burial of Trevor Williams, manager of the Pav
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.
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!
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.
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.
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
