Performers
Found in 4642 Collections and/or Records:
Moscow State Circus in Tom Arnold's Circus Spectacular Poster, 29 July - 10 September 1960
Wembley, Empire Pool. Colour illustration of a red bear in a necktie carring two flags, background purple, type multicoloured
Moscow State Circus Poster, 29 July - 10 September 1960
Wembley Empire Pool. Stars of 1960 in Tom Arnold's Circus Spectacular. Reflective pink and yellow type and blue and white type on purple background
Moscow State Circus, That's Entertaining, Gerry Cottle Circus, Chinese Circus, 20th Circus Festival and Cirque de Main Films, 1988 - 1997
Moss Empire Theatre, Leeds Poster, Monday 24 November [c1940 - 1960]
Moss Hippodrome, Birmingham Poster, Week of Monday 1 December [c1940 - 1960]
Mother Goose Poster, Week commencing 26 December c1955
Royal Court Theatre, Warrington. Jimmy Slater, Leslie Gunby, Conita Dawn, Steve Traynor, Olwen Grounds, Patsy James, Antony Beaumont, Billy Harris, Judith Marlowe and Fred McAlister. Contains colour illustration.
Mother Goose Poster, Week commencing 26 December c1955
Embassy Theatre, Peterborough. Jack Anton, Michael Stanley, Eric Watts, Beryl Roberts, Tony Snape, Riegels, Phyllis Gladwin, Dickie Arnold, Cathie Haigh, Mickie Warren. Red and blue.
Mother Goose Poster, Week commencing 27 December 1954
Stockton Hippodrome. Billy Eaves, Sandy Daw, Harry Dawson, Edina Mason, Eddie Bewicke, Gilda Russell, Kathleen Laing, Jose Mykova, Griff Kendall, John Hammond, Regal Girls, Aerial Kenways and Carillon Girls Choir. Red and blue.
Mother Goose Poster, Week commencing 13 December 1976
Theatre Royal, St. Helens. Brian Eames, Charles Burdon, Noel Crowder, Pam and Mel Wingfield, Beverley Hill, Diane De Forge, David Lee, Coronet Dancers, Ray Paul Music. Red and green.
Mother Goose Poster, Week commencing 13 December 1976
Theatre Royal. St. Helen’s. Brain Emmis, Charlie Burdon, Noel Crowder, Pam and Mel, Wingfield, Beverley Hill, Diane De Forge, David Lee, Coronet Dancers, Ray Paul Music. Contains green and red, illustration related to the theme of the pantomime.
Motor Cycle Club Membership, 1926 - 1927
Millhouses Motor Cycle Club membership.
Moxon Circus Performers Photograph, c1920 - 1939
Photograph of a group of circus performers with a dog standing next to a motorbike. The motorcycle has a flag marked Bros Barr. The Barr Brothers were Thomas and Charles Barr, originally miners, of Lochgelly, Fifeshire. Later billed as the Aberdonians.
Mr. Cooke Circus Poster, 9 November 1830
Mr Ducrow as Jack Junk, c1930 - 1955
Black and white photograph reproduction of an illustration titled, ‘Mr Ducrow as Jack Junk’.
Mr. Ducrow as the Courier of St. Petersburgh Print, c1800 - 1899
Woodcut on paper published by R. Lloyd and G. Skelt. Black and white illustration of a man in uniform riding standing up on five horses and carrying seven flags.
Mr F.M. Uffner's Latest Collection of Living Curios Handbill, 24 February 1883
General Tiny Mite, Chang The Great Chinese Giant, The Madagascar Family, The White Moors, and Zaluma Medea, at Piccadilly Hall Gen Tiny Mite, Chang, the Great Chinese Giant, combined with a pleasing and refined parlour entertainment .Printed by Walter Smith, Steam Printers, 61 and 62 High Street, London, W.C., 2pp.
Mr Frank Lincoln Handbill, 15 November 1882
Frank Lincoln in his Unique Imitations, assisted by Paganini the greatest violinist in the world and other popular artistes. Redivivus at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. Printed by Aubert's Steam Printing Works, 11 Maiden Lane, Strand.
Mr G. French as Harlequin Print, c1830 - 1849
Illustration of a harlequin holding a sword towards his back, on the background a cityscape with greenery, London published by John Redington 208, Hoxton Old Town and sold by J. Webb 75 Brick Lane St. Lukes. Hand coloured etching on paper.
Mr Grimaldi Print, 11 October 1820
Lithograph on paper by Wageman, printed by Blood and published by Mr. Charles Westmacott. Black and white illustration of bust portrait of man in suit.