Music-halls
Found in 718 Collections and/or Records:
Business Records, 1865 - 1940
Various items of business records including lists of artists, financial information, contracts and charitable events.
Business Records , 1903 - 1912
Business material related to Ben Jackson's music hall and variety career including correspondence and contracts.
Business Records, 1938 - 1939
Contracts of work for the Handby Celeine Four and Handby Celeine Trio.
Charles Taylor Collection
The Charles Taylor collection is a fine example of Taylor’s of Wombwell printers’ posters, which highlight changes in printing techniques, fashion and taste within the popular entertainment industry. Included are examples of posters for pantomimes, fairs and circuses. The collection also contains handbills and other advertising material.
Chester Royalty Theatre Poster, Week commencing 4 July 1932
Colin Wark presents, Troise and the Mandoliers, Gerard Snoeck the squeeze-box merchant, Handby Celeine Trio in skatorial moments, Mayfair Sisters two grass widows in something different, Bert Hopping mountain of mirth, Betty Bruce feminine but funny, Ivor John from Covent Garden & Carl Rosa Opera Co., Revill and Syd versatility personified. Blue and red type on cream background. Printed by Taplen & Paddock Printers, Cuppin Street, Chester.
Christmas Greenting Card, 15 December 1904
New Year's postcard from Ben Jackson to Mrs Ben Jackson, 160 Wellington Road, Rhyl, with American postal stamp.
Christopher Palmer Collection
Circus programmes and VHS tapes from Billy Smart’s Circus and Chipperfields’s Circus collected during the 1970s and early 1980s by the TV producer, Christopher John Palmer. There are also a number of promotional photographs of artistes and other ephemera related to the circus.
Cinderella in Carriage Poster, c1960 - 1979
Poster left blank for printers for touring shows. Contains colour illustration related to the theme of the pantomime.
Cinderella in Carriage Poster, 28 January 1978
Royal Theatre, Redruth. Contains colour illustration related to the theme of the pantomime.
Cinderella Poster, c1960 - 1979
Poster left blank for printers for touring shows. Contains colour illustration related to the theme of the pantomime.
Cinderella Poster, c1960 - 1979
Poster left blank for printers for touring shows. Contains colour illustration related to the theme of the pantomime.
Cinderella Poster, Week commencing 27 December 1954
Theatre Royal, Barnsley. Kay Hamilton, Sheila Dawson, Kathie Dene, Len Astor, Leslie, Pell, Hal Denis, Teddy Deakin and Angela Kaye. Red and blue.
Cinderella Poster, c1954
Kay Hamilton, Sheila Dawson, Kathie Dene, Len Astor, Leslie, Pell, Hal Denis, Teddy Deakin and Angela Kaye. Red and blue.
Cinderella Poster, Week commencing 27 December 1954
Theatre Royal, Hyde. Len Howe, Sylvia Ross, Stan Saunders, Mary Mitchell, Phyllis Mellor, Kim Haughton, Ernie Payne and Sydney Grace, Haval and Byl, Earl and Elgar. Red and blue.
Cinderella Poster, Week commencing 23 December 1977
City Variety, Leeds. ‘All Star Cast. Beautiful Ponies and Crystal Coach'. Contains red and blue illustration related to the theme of the pantomime.
Cinderella Poster, Week commencing 23 December 1977
City Variety, Leeds. Des King, Deidre Douglas, Kerry Meadows, Simon Browne, Mykel Mills, Peter Barbour, Alec Halls and Dennis Lake. Contains colour illustration related to the theme of the pantomime.
Cinderella Poster, Commencing 23 December 1977
City Varieties, Leeds. Des King, Deirdre Douglas, Kerry Meadows, Simon Browne, Mykel Mills, Peter Barbour, Alec Halls, Dennis Lake, Sue Barbour, Mandy Cole, The Gaiety Dancers. Multicoloured type on white background and illustration.
Cinderella Poster, Commencing 23 December 1977
City Varieties, Leeds. Dave Betton, Marc Fleming, George Raymonde, Marsha Harris, Dennis Lake, Red Preston, Gerrie Raymond, Llewellyn Williams, Colin Cresswell, Annette Cotton. Multicoloured type on white background and illustration.
Cinderella Poster, c1970 - 1979
Artwork for Cinderella pantomime poster.
Cinderella Poster, Week commencing 27 December 1954
Palace Theatre, Hull. Allen Modley, Mavis Whyte, Helen Hurst, Finlay Brothers, Dickie Martyn, Al Dixon, Al Rodgers, Jean Scott, Alain Diagora and partner and the 3 Dunjas Sisters. Red and blue.