Mr Quilter was the manager of the Ritz Cinema, Penzance for over 25 years. This image would be towards the end of his career in the early 1960s.
See also M.3104 for additional information.
Archibald Durrant Quilter (1899 - 1986) was the manager of the Ritz for over 25 years during the heyday of the cinema. Throughout that time the cinema changed from a successful and bustling venue, before being taken over by Mecca Ltd. After Mr…
Dudley Savage (1920-2008) was a well-known organist. He was born in Gulval and became one of the youngest cinema organists the 1930s, playing at the Ritz, Penzance before moving to Plymouth in the late 1930s. The 1936 Compton Electron organ was the…
Page of photographs of Ritz Cinema staff, including Archibald Quilter, (manager) and Dudley Savage, (organist)
plus photographs of three usherettes and a doorman. A photograph at the bottom shows a huge queue of people waiting to see "The African…
Humphry Davy Grammar School Football 1st XI 1961
Back row: Mr. Bob Horne, 'Arvit ‘Sonny' Sinius, 'Fluts' Matthew, J. Abbott, Mike Newman, -?-, (Mitchell)?
Front row: (M. Holman)?, Dave Knight, Benny Trembath, 'Pip' Tuckey, Anthony Rawlinson
View across the site towards the pitometer, two men working in the centre of image. Date stamped on the bottom and with Richards Brothers stamp on reverse.
Four members of Penzance Bowling Club pictured with the Captain's Shield. The Club is situated at Redinnick, Penzance. Houses and part of the roof of St. Mary's School can be seen in the background.
View across the building site towards the pitometer, showing scaffolding. Two men on top right of image.
Date stamped at bottom and with Richards Brothers stamp on reverse.
Four members of Penzance Bowling Club with a trophy. The Club is situated at Redinnick, near the Promenade and in the background you can see St. Mary's School and the tower of the Pavilion. (see also M.3095)
Two young men holding their Certificates of Secondary Education. The one on the left is holding Roy Jenkins book on Asquith (published in 1986). They also appear in the back row of M.3092, a photograph of the prizewinners at Lescudjack School…