RED LADDER BENEFIT | IMGpapers 1968

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Red Ladder, the pioneer socialist threstre group, have in the past six years done a tremendous job for hundreds of trade union branches, conferences, schools, tenants associations and women's groups.

Their vivid presentation of working class struggles and their superb exposit ion of women's oppression through the medium of the theatre deserves the fell support of socialists and trade unionists.

In order to keep going and extend Artists are putting on a Rock Evenz.

Living Newspaper will also he help ing out, and Cass and Friends are putting on a display of Socialsr Karare David Skinner, the ex-councillor from Clay their activity, Red Ladder need money. So on Monday 2 December tiey are ronning a benefit night. Their programme includes their own play A Woman's Hork is Never Done; Combine will present Songs of the People; and Celebrated Cross, will be making a special appearance.

With tickets at only E1 a load the ahow promises to be of tremendous valie, alb the money made will go to an escellent cause.

RED LADDER BENEFIT - Monday 2 December, St. Pancras Assembly Rooms, Euston Road, London NWI - starts 7,30pm. Doors and bar open at 7.00. This week's been a bit disappointing. with only another £70 onming