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A Mobile theatre is touring all the stations In Number 36 Fire Force area
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A Mobile theatre is touring all the stations In Number 36 Fire Force area
A Mobile theatre is touring all the stations In Number 36 Fire Force area. The company, two leading firewomen, and four fire women are the artistes, scene shifters, comperes and drivers of the 3-ton lorry transport.
The aim of the play is to teach the latest mobilising scheme in conjunction with the fireguard organisation. The scene is a National Fire Service (NFS) Control Room complete with mobilising board, telephones etc. The company has given 200 shows, two shows a day for the last 4 months.
The profit, considerable innrease in general efficiency.
Company Officer C.J.Wembrow is the producer and scriptwriter and is attached to 36 area training school, Woodford Bridge.
Cast; Leading Firewoman J. Keat, and Leading Firewoman I, Appleby
Firewomen are: D.Chapman (driver) P. Hopper, J. Horne and Pledge.
Props and scenery were made by 36 Area workshop personnel.
Picture shows: The production in progress.
20th January 1944
Cole
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
England
BW Print Reach plc 8821.jpg
Media ID 21908011
© Mirrorpix
Emergency Services National Fire Service Play
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This print captures a unique moment in history. It showcases a mobile theatre that is touring all the stations in Number 36 Fire Force area during World War II. The company behind this innovative production consists of two leading firewomen and four firewomen who take on various roles as artistes, scene shifters, comperes, and drivers of the 3-ton lorry transport. The purpose of this play is to educate and inform about the latest mobilizing scheme in collaboration with the fireguard organization. The scene depicted is a National Fire Service Control Room, complete with a mobilizing board and telephones. Remarkably, this dedicated company has performed an impressive 200 shows over the past four months, delivering two shows per day. Under the guidance of Company Officer C. J. Wembrow, who serves as both producer and scriptwriter attached to 36 area training school in Woodford Bridge, this production has not only entertained but also contributed significantly to improving general efficiency within their ranks. The cast includes Leading Firewoman J. Keat and Leading Firewoman I. Appleby alongside firewomen D. Chapman (driver), P. Hopper, J. Horne, and Pledge. Props and scenery were skillfully crafted by talented personnel from the 36 Area workshop. This particular photograph offers us a glimpse into the ongoing production process taking place on January 20th, 1944. It stands as a testament to human creativity amidst challenging times while reminding us of our shared history filled with resilience and determination.
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