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Arnold Ridley Exhibition:

The Life and Work of Arnold Ridley
Arnold Ridley, OBE (1896-1984), the British playwright and actor, is probably best remembered as author of the play The Ghost Train, and for his roles of Private Godfrey in Dad's Army and Doughy Hood in the radio soap The Archers.

This exhibition seeks to celebrate Arnold Ridley’s prodigious life and work by showcasing a small amount of the material from his archive, which is held in the Theatre Collection.

19th November 2009 - ongoing
Mon-Fri, 10am-3pm,
Theatre Collection foyer, 21 Park Row, Bristol.


For more information about this archive, visit our Arnold Ridley Collection page.

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A new project for 2010 — preservation of the John Vickers glass plate negatives requires help in creating specialist storage for this unique collection.

17th March
2pm - 4.30pm


21st April
10am - 12.30pm


Please contact us for more information.

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