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Sheffield Theatre Organ Society

From: 18 May 2008

To: 18 May 2008

City School Stradbroke Road Sheffield

Sheffield Theatre Organ Society

Meeting starts at 2.30 pm

The STOS was founded in 1967 by a small group of local Theatre Organ fans.

The present organ was originally installed in the Astoria Cinema, Purley

The organist on this occasion will be Andrew Nix

Costs Member's annual subscription £3.50 Joint

Cost of member admission to concerts £3.00

Cost of visitor admission to concerts £4.00

City School
Stradbroke Road
Sheffield
S13 8SL

Contact Enid Plattes Tel: 0114 265 7247

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