Music-halls
Found in 718 Collections and/or Records:
Corn Exchange Poster, Thursday 3 October c1889
Wantage. The Royal English Opera and Burlesque Company, Faust and Marguerite, The Waterman, patronaged by Col. Loyd Lindsay, Maritana, The Field of the Cloth of Gold, Fra Diavolo, The Swish Cottage, pianist and conductor Mr J.M. Chamberlin. Black type on silk. Printed by J. Lewis & Co. Pinters &c., Wantage.
Correspondence, 1911 - 1912
Book of letter headed paper.
Correspondence, c1939 - 1945
Employment related correspondence addressed to Handby Celeine from theatrical agencies and production companies.
Crystal Palace Programme, 1 January 1881
Cyril Critchlow Collection
David Robinson Collection
This collection contains rare posters, handbills, photographs, postcards, newspaper cuttings, catalogues and books on travelling exhibitions, speciality acts, magic, circus, performing animals and freak shows.
Decar and Tomato Collection
This collection contains black and white photographs and postcards of several generations of the Decar family with a strong focus on John Decar and his act as Decar and Tomato. It also includes other circus performers as well as autograph books and a scrapbook.
Decar and Tomato Scrapbook, 14 April - 28 December 1913
Scrapbook containing newspaper cuttings, black and white photographs, handbills, two pages from the Belfast Hippodrome programme and letters concerning the Decar and Tomato Act while travelling around Australia, New Zealand, 21p.p used, 54p.p blank.
Devonshire Park Theatre Poster, Summer season Monday 30 June 1980
Eastbourne. Find the Lady, Molly Sugden, Tony Adams. Contains photographs.
Dick Whittington and His Cat Handbill, 1 to 31 December 2015
Wilton's Music Hall. White type and colour photograph of cast on front, on reverse list of cast and brief introduction.
Dick Whittington and His Cat Poster, 29 July - 8 September c1976
Arcadia Theatre, Skegness. School Holiday Special ‘World record breaking Panto from Leeds.’ Contains Red and black illustration related to the theme of the pantomime.
Dick Whittington and His Cat Poster, 29 July - 6 September c1970 - 1979
The 11 O’Clock Show with Uncle Ken Arcadia Theatre, Skegness. Red and black.
Dick Whittington Poster, c1960 - 1979
Poster left blank for printers for touring shows. Contains colour illustration related to the theme of the pantomime.
Dick Whittington Poster, c1960 - 1979
Poster left blank for printers for touring shows. Contains colour illustration related to the theme of the pantomime.
Dick Whittington Poster, Week commencing 27 December c1954
Regent Theatre, Rotherham. Charles Cardiff, Derek Hamer, Mary Stuart, Chip Sanders, Patricia Riley and Yvonne Ford. Contains colour illustration.
Digger Pugh Collection
Archive of the Digger Pugh family including newspaper cuttings, photographs, negatives, business records, programmes, research material, posters and films.
Drury Lane Theatre Print, Published 11 August 1821
Tom and Bob enjoying a theatrical treat. Part of 36 scenes from real life, designed and etched by I.Robert and George Cruikshank in the book: Life in London: or, the day and night scenes of Jerry Hawthorn, Esq., and his elegant friend Corinthian Tom, accompanied by Bob Logic, the Oxonian, in their rambles and sprees through the Metropolis. London published by Jones and Co. Hand coloured etching and aquatint on paper.
Duke of York’s Theatre Poster, 23 January c1910 - 1923
Preston Circus Brighton, Ben Jackson, in banjo tricks and banjo comedy, Nellie Delahey, soprano vocalist, Harlow Cleveland, vocalist (late of Mr. Geo, Edwards’s 'Merry Widow Co'). Blue type on white background.
Eden Court Inverness Poster, 25 - 26 March 1980
‘An Evening with Al Jolson and Friends’ portrayed by Steve King with Marigold Sisters, Lee Sheraton, Beryl Johnson, Reed Delroy and Duggie Chapman. Red and black type on yellow background.
Eden Court Theatre Inverness Poster, Monday 31 January 1977
Bruce Trent in ‘Those Golden Years of Music Hall’ with all star company. Red, blue and black with curtains.