Item ITN/5/8/84 - Prince Charles in "Quiet Flows the Don" play at university

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ITN/5/8/84

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Prince Charles in "Quiet Flows the Don" play at university

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  • 23 February 1970 (Creation)

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(1955 - present)

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The Prince of Wales stars in "Quiet Flows the Don" Revenue at Trinity College Cambridge. Prince Charles, in his third and last year at Trinity College, Cambridge, will take part in four scenes in this year's [?] which is called "Quiet Flows the Don". He appears on the stage of the 100 seat Trinity Theatre as a sports commentator, a weather reporter, he will appear in a [?] an interminable soap opera, and as an expert in a [?] of the antique programme. The show opens on Tuesday night until Saturday night. Prince Charles seen during rehearsal in sketch entitled "Going for a Quick One" in which he has a spot of bother with bagpipes

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