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sparky61

You do need purchase's of the Telegraph for this one:

Free preview tickets to The History Boys



(Filed: 28/09/2006)





Free tickets to a preview of The History Boys
To mark the release of this brilliant new film in cinemas nationwide on Friday, October 3, Telegraph readers are invited to a special screening on Tuesday, October 10 at 8pm for an 8.15 start.
To claim your free tickets to the special screening on Tuesday, you need to collect tokens which will be printed in-paper until Monday. Collect two tokens for two tickets or four tokens for four tickets (maximum of four tickets per person). Then simply present the tokens, along with a completed form, to the cashier at a participating cinema during box office hours from Saturday until Tuesday, October 10, inclusive. Tickets are subject to availability and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
The History Boys (Cert 15)
Based on the multi-award winning play by acclaimed playwright Alan Bennett and directed by Nick Hytner, The History Boys charts the fortunes of an unruly bunch of bright sixth-form boys in pursuit of a coveted place at Oxford University. Set in the 1980’s in the North of England, this insightful comedy pits an inspirational but highly unconventional teacher against a headmaster obsessed with test results and the young supply teacher who is brought in to groom the boys for greatness. It’s a clever and entertaining exploration of the anarchy of adolescence and the purpose of education. Featuring the original cast from the stage play.
Participating Cineworld Cinemas
Ashford, Birmingham Broad St, Boldon, Bolton, Brighton, Cambridge, Cheltenham, Chichester, Crawley, Didsbury, Edinburgh, Enfield, Fulham Road, Glasgow Renfrew, Gloucester, Haymarket, Hull, Ipswich, Liverpool, Llandudno Junction, Middlesbrough, Milton Keynes, Newport, Northampton, Nottingham, Sheffield, Shrewsbury, Stockport, Swindon (Shaw Ridge), Wandsworth, West India Quay, Wigan, Yeovil.
Terms and conditions
1. Details on the promotion advertisement form part of these terms and conditions. There is no cash alternative. 2. Tickets are non-transferable. There is no late admittance. Age restrictions in accordance with the film’s certificate apply. 3. Tickets are subject to availability. 4. In unusual circumstances ticket holders may not be able to gain entry to a screening due to the offer being oversubscribed; in such circumstances we reserve the right to offer those participants (ie ticket holders, not token holders) the equivalent number of tickets to see an alternative film on the same evening or tickets to a Cineworld cinema for an alternative date. Should you experience any problems, please email [EMAIL="readrel@telegraph.co.uk"]readrel@telegraph.co.uk[/EMAIL] or call 020 7531 3131. @2006 Twentieth Century Fox. All rights reserved.


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kianella

we think the dates from telegraph are wrong......probably should be film out on friday 13th october....preview on the 10th as above

Joe_Millionaire

Am i right n saying tha the codes will be placed into post number 2 of this thread on the first page?

bones61

Joe_Millionaire wrote:

Am i right n saying tha the codes will be placed into post number 2 of this thread on the first page?

That's the idea, just need some new codes to be posted now, :rotfl:

leeegglestone

Are the tokens in the Telegraph 2morrow. Is it one Token per Day? and how much does this Paper Cost ?

Hackeroonie

BBC Five Live - First and for Free

http://www.bbc.co.uk/fivelive/fungames/firstandforfree.shtml

The Film: The History Boys
Certificate: 15
Released: 13 October

The Story:

The History Boys tells the story of a group of bright, funny history students in pursuit of an undergraduate place at Oxford or Cambridge. Bounced between their maverick English teacher (Richard Griffiths), a young and shrewd professor hired to up their test scores (Stephen Campbell Moore), a grossly outnumbered history teacher (Frances De La Tour), and a headmaster obsessed with results (Clive Merrison), the boys attempt to sift through it all to pass the daunting university admissions process. Their journey becomes as much about how education works, as it is about where education leads.

How to see The History Boys, first and for free

Screenings are taking place at:

Birmingham Odeon - New Street
Cardiff Odeon - Atlantic Wharf
Wimbledon Odeon - The Broadway
Edinburgh Odeon - Kinnaird Park
Glasgow Quay Odeon - Renfield Street
Bath Odeon - Kingsmead Leisure Complex
Dublin Movie House - Dublin Road
Southampton Odeon - Leisure World
Manchester Odeon - Traffird Centre
Sheffield Odeon - Arundel Gate

All screenings take place on Sunday 8th October.

If your application is successful, you will receive a pair of tickets in the post. Please note that these screenings are always popular and we cannot guarantee that you will receive the tickets you request.

EagerLearner

Sparky61 - when do we buy the Telegraph - today 29th September? How many copies - just one? I want to get 2 free tickets to History Boys for Brighton.

Can you confirm the showing date is def October 20th at 8pm?

Thanks

sparky61

EagerLearner wrote:

Sparky61 - when do we buy the Telegraph - today 29th September? How many copies - just one? I want to get 2 free tickets to History Boys for Brighton.

Can you confirm the showing date is def October 20th at 8pm?

Thanks

I've just double checked the email they sent me:

Don’t miss The Daily Telegraph this Friday for your chance to claim free tickets to a preview of The History Boys

To mark the release of this brilliant new film in cinemas nationwide on Friday, October 13, Telegraph readers are invited to a special screening on Tuesday, October 10 at 8pm for an 8.15 start.

To claim your free tickets to the special screening on Tuesday, you need to collect tokens which will be printed in-paper until Monday. Collect two tokens for two tickets or four tokens for four tickets (maximum of four tickets per person). Then simply present the tokens, along with a completed form, to the cashier at a participating cinema during box office hours from Saturday until Tuesday, October 10, inclusive. Tickets are subject to availability and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

I copied and pasted the above post (983) from the link in the email, but when I checked the email the dates are slightly different.
I've emailed them.

So you can buy the paper today and tomorrow and then claim your tickets.

Sorry for the confusion everyone.
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Leenie_2

Had a look at the Telegraph today and it says the previews are on Tuesday October 3rd, 8pm for 8.15pm start

I've just called the Daily Telegraph to confirm and they say it's definitely the 3rd, not the 10th as stated in emails and on their website.

Spikey_2

who (mse'ers) were at the showing of THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA last night @ Leeds/Bradford odeon?