Showing Records: 121 - 140 of 285
Mr Joseph Poole's New Myriorama Pictoresque Trips Abroad to all Parts of the Globe Poster, Friday 4 to Saturday 12 April c1890
Mr Joseph Poole's Trips Abroad Poster, c1880 - 1899
Mr T. Matthews as Clown Print, c1836 - 1860
Colour illustration of a clown with some faded buildings behind him. Lithograph on paper. Published by Archibald Alexander Park, Leonard Street, London.
Murder Is it? Poster, c1890 - 1899
Black type on off white background describing the murder of farmer Giles Scroggins and offering a cash reward. Printed by Taylor Bros, Printers, Broad Weir, Bristol.
National Sunday League, Alhambra Programme, 7 April 1901
Black type on off white background on front cover listing the Band of His Majesty's Coldstream Guards, inside programme of musical repertoire with lyrics of songs, historical information and Scenes of Queen Victoria's Funeral, 3p.p.
Nero and Agrippina Programme, 1914
Golden type and illustration of a male and female portraits on profile on a purple background on the front cover, inside description of scenes and black and white photographs, 8p.p.
Nevil Story Maskelyne Monograph, 1 January 1985
Booklet by Vanda Morton and Robert Lassam containing black and white photographs and biographical text about Nevil Stroy Maskelyne, the front cover shows a brown and white illustration of an early photographic camera, 18p.p.
New Corn Exchange Poster, Monday 31 March 1890
New Gallery Kinema Programme, 14 January 1914
Newspaper Cutting About Messrs. Poole's Diorama, 30 November 1885
Diorama and Variety Entertainment at the Town Hall. Holbein's Visitors' List and Court Directory. Article about Messrs. Poole's diorama and variety show,
Newspaper Cuttings and Scapbook, 1880 - 1901
Newspaper cuttings and scrapbook related to Poole's Myriorama collated by William Barnes
No Title Programme, c1900 - 1910
Black type on off white background. Lists Part 1 and Part 2 of the show containing various musical acts as well as a ventriloquist act.
Old St. Paul's Programme, 1914
Black type and black and white photograph of a movie scene, showing The Earl of Rochester overcoming Amabel in a room on the front cover, inside description of scenes and black and white photographs, contains commercial advertisements, 8p.p.
Opera Comique Programme, May 1896
Strand. Black type on green background on front cover announcing Shamus O'Brien in three tableaux founded on the celebrated poem by Jos. Sheridan Le Fanu, inside commercial advertising and programme listing C. Villiers Standord's new romantic comic opera Shamus O'brien, also contains programme for Olympia listing Chevalier Blondin and Animated pictures by Mr Paul's Theatrograph, 2p.p.
Original Artworks, c1821 - 1869
Small groups of artist prints depicting scenes of music hall and variety entertainment, magic and clowning and watercolour of battleships. Also prints of the London Coliseum and other archicture in Regent's Park.
Palace Theatre Souvenir, 21 September 1899
Black type on brown background on the front cover, inside black and white portrait photograph of Charles Morton, 2p.p.
Parody, c1870 - 1900
Poem entitled parody written on Poole's New Popular Trips Abroad letter headed paper with illustration of people from around the world behing two banners and the top of the globe behind them. Manuscript.
Pavilion Threatre of Varieties Programme, 25 April 1910
Glasgow, Miss Margaret Cooper, 4 Celestas, Dolly Harmer, Mr John R. Poole, The Adras, Alexander Prince, Denaro Bros, J. M'Cormack, Tenka Troupe. Four folding programme with red, white and black type and red and grey illustration of a man in medieval clothing blowing a trumpet in the front, inside programme and commercial advertising.
Photographs and Postcards, c1900 - 1929
Black and white and colour photographs and postcards
Photographs and Postcards Related to Pre-Cinema Shows and Early Cinema, Showpeople and Performers, c1900 - 1929
Black and white and colour photographs and postcards of performers including dwarves, blackface performer, a white face pierrot and Du'calion, the interior of a theatre, a photograph of the Parade at Newport, Isle of Wight, photographs of Poole's myriorama, employess and brass band and a small family photo album.