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1 - Miscellaneous theatre programmes, portaits, press cuttings, song sheets and other items

01 - Keith Prowse programme of theatres, operas, concerts and all entertainments for the week ending December 1st 1888

02 - Programme of entertainment in aid of seamen's charities at Liverpool and New York

03 - Programme: Military public liaison art group Indian classical and modern Ballet

04 - Programme: H.M. Tennent Ltd and C.E.M.A. present the Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Demark by William Shakespeare

05 - Programme: H.M. Tennent Ltd and C.E.M.A. present Blith Spirit, an improbable farce in three acts, by Noel Coward

06 - The Dancing Times: a social review of Dancing and Music, January 1917

07 - Programme: Coronation year 1953, souvenir of Charley's Aunt, by Brandon Thomas, featuring an illustration of W S Penley "the original Charley's Aunt"

08 - Programme: London orchestral concerts guide - January 1938-1939

09 - Programme: E.N.S.A. entertainments for Her Majesty's Forces, by arrangement with canteen service (India), at the A.A.F. Race Course Theatre Delhi present the London Ballet, under the artistic direction of Nat Dolsky

10 - Playbill: Lyceum Strand - The Phantasmacoria, or Grand cabinet of Optical and Mechanical curiosities

11 - Songsheet: G W Moore's Great Song - Dress'd in a Dolly Varden

12 - Songsheet: Front page only Dedicated to Vance, The Jolly Dogs - Galop

13 - Front of a songsheet: The Bavarian Girl's Song, the words by D A O'Meara - sung (in Character) by Madame Vestris, with the most enthusiastic applause arranged expresly for her by Alexander Lee

14 - Pelissier's plotted pagent, written and composed by H G Pelissier, Lyrics by Arthur Davenport, Morris Harvey and Arthur Wimperis

15 - Programme: The Marlow Society Drama Company - Arden of Faversham

16 - Programme: The Marlowe Society presents, Tis Pitty She's a Whore, by John Ford

17 - Programme: The world famed Royal hand-bell ringers

18 - Programme: Silver Jubilee concourse, 25th annual concorse - The British Ballet Organization

19 - Programme for 'L'Enfant Prodigue' (The prodigal son) a musical play without words

20 - The official theatre guide of London for the week June 17 to June 22 1946

21 - The official theatre guide of London for the week January 9 to January 14 1950

22 - London theatre guide for the week September 21 to September 26, 1959

23 - Programme of Music: Monday July 5 - Her Majesty's Royal Marine Artillery Band; Messrs Synyer and Gilmer's Military Band; The band of the 1st Warwickshire Rifle Volunteers

24 - Programme: Mr Harry Liston's vocal comical musical venriloquial mimical and dramatic entertainment

25 - Programme: The christy minstrels of Charles Christy

26 - Order of proceedings Nov 29 1884

27 - Church Socialist league - London branch: Church House demonstration Easter Friday, April 12 1912

28 - Male character costumes: a guide to Gentlemen's costume - suitable for fancy dress balls and private theatricals, 150 illustrations

29 - The Pioneer Players - ninth annual report and financial statement with list of members for 1919-1920

30 - The Pioneer Players - eighth annual report and financial statement with list of members for 1918-1919 and rules for 1919-1920

31 - The stage society: Twenty-first annual report 1919-1920

32 - Front cover from songsheet: The Pirates of Penzance - Lancers

33 - Front cover from songsheet: Trial by Jury - Lancers

34 - Front cover from songsheet: A collection of English songs and cantatas composed by Mr Cha[rles] Dibdin Opera Primo

35 - "The Programme": February 27 1899

36 - Pictorial Souvenir of Peter Pan, by Sir James M Barrie. Produced by the Daniel Mayer Company

37 - Songsheet: Night's serenader - duet sung in the grand spectacle of the "Prince of Happy Land" by Madame Vestris and Miss St George. Arranged by J H Tully

38 - Songsheet: Too Jolly Clever by Half sung by Miss Farren in Byron's Burlesque of Little Doctor Faust at the Gaiety Theatre. Words by John Hollingshead, Music by W Meyer Lutz

39 - Songsheet: J L Toole's original song "A norrible tale of the suicidal family". Written by E L Blanchard, sung by Mr Toole at the Theatre Royal Adelphi, in the farce of the Area Belle

40 - Songsheet: The favourite Welsh ballad of Jenny Jones, written by Mr Charles Mathews and sung by him... at Madame Vestris' Royal Olympic Theatre in his burletta of "He would be an actor" composed by John Parry

41 - Songsheet: "Farewell to the Mountain Air", sung by Mr H Phillips in the Grand Opera of the Mountain Sylph. Performed at the New Theatre Royal, English Opera House. Written by T I Thackeray, composed by John Barnett

42 - Songsheet: Is there a heart that never lov[e]d?. The celebrated ballad sung by Mr Braham.... in the favourite operatic romance of the Devil's Bridge, now performing at the Theatre Royal, Lyceum

43 - Songsheet: A correct copy of Robin Adair as sung by Mr Braham, at the Theatres Royal, Lyceum and Bath

44 - Songsheet: Young Love, A Ballad. Sung by Mrs Bland in M P or the Blue Stocking. A comic opera, performed at the Theatre Royal Lyceum. Written and composed by Thomas Moore Esq

45 - Front cover of songsheet: In Sheltered Vale - a German popular melody. Arranged and sung by Karl Formes

46 - Front cover of songsheet: The Bells of Fairy Land, sung by Mrs Honey at the Theatre Royal Adelphi in the musical romance Satanas and the Spirit of Beauty

47 - Front cover of songsheet: The Royal Strand Quadrille, by Frank Musgrave

48 - Front cover of songsheet: HMS Pinafore quadrille, by Charles Godfrey

49 - The Playgoer and Society Illustrated. Vol 3, No 15

50 - Programme of operatic and theatrical entertainments for the week ending 15 September 1928

51 - Programme: Evening concerts in the Orangery, Kensington Gardens. Sunday July 1 Eric Robinson (from Television) and his orchestra

52 - Ticket: The Silver Lining Week, organised by the National Saving Committee - A great festival, Sunday October 5 1947, Cockpit, Serpentine Road, Hyde Park

53 - Playbill: Wombwell's Royal National Menagerie - wonderful phenomenon in nature the Black Tigress has again brought forth three fine cubs

54 - Programme and book of words of the festival in celebration of the 50th anniversary [of the Homes for Working Boys in London] . The Queen's Hall, Langham Place on Monday 5 July 1920

55 - "When fat-cap ruled in fleet". Homes for working boys in London. The festival in celebration of the fifieth anniversary will be held in the Queen's Hall, Langham Place, on Monday July 5th 1920

56 - Westminster Abbey - Service of thanksgiving for the life and work of Alistair Cooke KBE, 20 November 1908 - 30 March 2004. Held 15 October 2004 noon

57 - A celebration of the life of Sir Peter Alexander Ustinov. Thursday 18 November St Martin-in-the-Fields

58 - Programme of the 21st anniversary celebration of the orchestra of St John's Smith Square. A royal gala

59 - Programme of A Sleeping Clergyman, by James Bridie at the Piccadilly Theatre

60 - Theatre programme of Leaving Home, by Julia Kearsley, Soho Poly Theatre, 16 Riding House Street. 4 June -5 July

61 - Westminster Arts Week - The London Stage Exhibition. Olivier Theatre Terrace, South Bank. 20 October - 29 November 1986

62 - Programme : the London Society of Magicians presents an evening of magic, Conway Hall, Red Lion Square

63 - Newspaper cutting of an image of Girofle Girofia at the Royal Theatre Philharmonic 28 October 1874

64 - Souvenir of Laurence Housman's Victoria Regina, presented by Gilbert Miller in association with Norman Marshall. Production designed by Rex Whistle at the Lyric Theatre on 21 Jun 1937

2 - Miscellaneous portraits and newspaper cuttings A-L

3 - Miscellaneous portraits and newspaper cuttings M-Z

4 - Miscellaneous group portraits and images of plays

5 - Miscellaneous theatre programmes, portaits, press cuttings, song sheets and other items

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