The Daily Telegraph magazine - 16 March 1973

The Daily Telegraph magazine - 16 March 1973
Good condition for age - yellowing to page edges - small crease to bottom corner of front cover

INTEGRATION ON A SMALL SCALE - In divided Ulster a move towards unity is being made among the children. Can integrated playgroups of Protestant and Catholic infants pave the way for a calmer future? Byron Rogers visited both newly-integrated and sectarian playgroups in the Six Counties. How much have they achieved?
1¾ pages

THE BOOM IN THE FRANCHISE FOOD FOOD BUSINESS - 5 pages

AMBITION O'ERLEAPS THE THAMES - It may take the eye of faith to discern in the shabby streets of Southwark the Elizabethan resorts of pleasure. But Sam Wanamaker, actor, director and now impresario, has the eye of faith... and the energy of enthusiasm. Here he plans to rebuild the Globe Theatre and bring Shakespeare back to where Shakespeare started
3 pages

SECOND THOUGHTS ON UTOPIA - Man's yearning for a Utopia has always existed. But James Hilton's vision of it - his novel, Lost Horizon - struck a deep chord in the public of the troubled Thirties. It was a best seller. In 1936 Frank Capra made a film of it and took the world by storm. Now, on March 26, Ross Hunter's musical production of Lost Horizon appears at the Odeon, Leicester Square - the film chosen for the Royal Film Performance, 1973. How far will the Utopia of the Thirties suit the mood of the Seventies? Will it be our Shangri-la too? Lee Langley reports
3¾ pages