Walter Kerr was an American writer and theater critic whose prose deeply shaped perspectives on stagecraft. His reviews were known for their keen insight and unsparing evaluations, establishing him as an influential voice in the theatrical landscape. Kerr delved into the essence of theater and its evolution through his extensive writings. He explored the intricate relationship between creation, criticism, and societal reception, leaving a lasting impact on the discourse surrounding dramatic arts.
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This unique selection of photographs comes from the collection of local photographer Walter Kerr. Walter has been taking pictures on Cumbrae since his return to the island at the end of World War II, after his release as a prisoner of war. Millport features prominently, with pictures of many well-remembered shops and businesses in the town, as well as the Old Pier in its heyday with a variety of vessels moored alongside. In addition there's the Cumbrae Club, curlers on the pond at the north end of the island, Glamorous Granny and Mr Millport competitions, and two photographs of the short-lived hovercraft service. Whether you're a local or someone who's enjoyed day-trips or holidays to Cumbrae, you'll find much of interest here.