Viva Lewes Issue #128 May 2017
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THE 'GOING OUT' ISSUE<br />
Food.<br />
69-75. Ethiopian food courtesy of the<br />
Feature Kitchen, lamb cutlets at the<br />
building formerly known as Stanmer<br />
House, nutritious nettle tips from<br />
organic guru Daphne Lambert, and<br />
what’s on the culinary horizon from<br />
Chloë King.<br />
The way we work.<br />
77-81. Guy Buckland takes his camera<br />
behind the scenes at Glyndebourne<br />
Opera House.<br />
Features.<br />
82-91. It’s all about getting out this<br />
month: Richard Madden ups another<br />
Down, Michael Blencowe tracks<br />
swifts, Carmen Slijpen lays out the<br />
manifesto of the new cinema, John<br />
Henty remembers the good old days<br />
at the pictures, Anita Hall explores<br />
the benefits of socialising, Pat<br />
Hennessy explains the rise of the Con<br />
Club, and Stefanie Fischer takes us<br />
round the Depot.<br />
Business news.<br />
93. A whole load of openings this<br />
month, including the new cinema,<br />
Southover Grange and the Pells Pool.<br />
Inside left.<br />
106. The Odeon Cinema,<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong>, back in 1935.<br />
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Photo: John Maltby, Cinema Theatre Association Archive, cta-uk.org<br />
VIVA DEADLINES<br />
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advertising@vivalewes.com, or call 01273 434567.<br />
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<strong>Viva</strong> <strong>Lewes</strong> magazine cannot be held responsible for any omissions, errors<br />
or alterations. The views expressed by columnists do not necessarily<br />
represent the view of <strong>Viva</strong> <strong>Lewes</strong>.<br />
Love me or recycle me. Illustration by Chloë King<br />
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