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16) Little Theatre, Dover Street, LE1 6PW We finish our walk at The Little Theatre (opposite the Dover Castle) that has operated since Prior to this, it was Dover Street General Baptist Chapel, originally built in Its galleries were removed and a raked floor installed to accommodate the auditorium. Pictured here, before the foyer was added (following a fire in ).
Having introduced Morley Clarke and Roland Spence earlier on the walk, it was probably at the Little Theatre that they met and socialised through L.A.D.S. (Leicester Amateur Dramatic Society). They linked over their distributed love of the theatre and briefly knew infamous playwright Joe Orton (mentioned earlier). The theatre provided a safe-haven for our protagonists. A photo from their time shows a group of men back stage relaxing, possibly after a performance.
Thanks to Jo, we understand that following the death of his mother, Morley and Roland finally got the chance to live together in their house in Narborough, living secret lives and hosting parties for their many friends. Roland passed away in the s in hospital
Ever since the publication of the biography entitled ‘Kitchener: Portrait of an Imperialist’ by Philip Magnus in there have been repeated rumours about Lord Kitchener’s sexuality.[1] The article below by Jeremy Paxman was first published on his website () in Footnotes and photos have been added to the original plus passages from the Philip Magnus biography to supplement and provide further context to Paxman’s piece.
On a sunny day, Marwick Head is a glorious place to be. Sandstone cliffs tumble sheer into peacock and petrol-blue water. And at the top of the headland stands a squat, crenellated tower.
Above: Marwick Head
Above: A new memorial wall was constructed recently at the base of the memorial.
Above: Part of the new memorial includes a panel which lists the fourteen strong party, led by Kitchener who were all drowned on 5 June
Visible for miles, it has no obvious function — too plump to be a lighthouse, too small to be a castle. A stone panel explains: ‘This tower was raised by the people of Orkney in memory of Field Marshal Earl Kitchener of Kharto