Performers
Found in 4710 Collections and/or Records:
Edinburgh International Chrismast Circus Poster, c1940 - 1999
Edison Family Theatre Poster, 2 October c1910 - 1923
Farmer Jones and his musical pigs, Mother Jones and her family of barnyard fowls, Ben Jackson, musical act. Black type on greenish paper and photographs of the acts. Printed by Stamp Works print.
Edwin Hicks Show Poster, 1969
Laugh Inn, South Pier, Blackpool. Edwin Hicks, The Advert Game, Miss Mini-World. Red and black type on white background with illustration.
Edwin Hicks Show Poster, c1970 - 1979
Miss Mini-World, Model Child. Hop on for the Penthouse Sunspot, Blackpool Pleasure Beach. Blue and red type on white background and illustration.
Egyptian Hall Poster, c1990 - 1999
Piccadilly. Herrmann The Great Prestidigitateur. Black and white illustration.
Egyptian Hall Poster, c1990 - 1999
Piccadilly. Herrmann The Great Prestidigitateur. Black and white illustration
Electric Modern Printing Company
Collection of posters on variety and music hall printed by Electric Modern Company, mainly on card.
Electric Public Hall Poster, 29 December c1910 - 1923
Exmouth, Ben Jackson in banjo tricks and witticisms. White, blue and red type on white background.
Elephant, Clown and Seven Circus Workers, c1936 - 1950
Black and white postcard of an elephant holding a Union Jack flag, shown with an unidentified clown, and seven men, possibly circus workers (foreground). Also showing a circus tent (background).
Elephant Watercolour, c1929 - 1990
Watercolour depicting five elephants on a row eating leaves by Jack Niblett, underneath pencil portrait of a woman seating on a chair.
Ellen Coleman and George Austin with Clown Photograph, c1890 - 1910
Photograph of Ellen 'Topsy' Coleman between two circus performers. To the left of Ellen is a clown with bagpipes. To the right is her brother in law George Austin in equestrian costume. The photograph was taken at Lord George Sanger Circus. The clown is possibly Ellen's father Alexander Coleman, known as Little Sandy.
Ellen 'Topsy' Coleman Photograph, c1890 - 1899
Photograph of female equestrian Ellen 'Topsy' Coleman mounted on a horse in front of a circus living wagon.
Embassy Theatre, Peterborough, Commencing 26 December [c1960 - 1980]
Jack Bancroft presents Elkan & Barry Simons 27th Magnificent Pantomime McDonald Hobley in Mother Goose. Music by Cyril Dawson, Book by George Lacy, Produced by Robert Marlowe. Marc Flemming, Tommy Osborne. Yellow poster with orange highlights, black text, black and white photograph and colourful illustration. Printed by Electric (Modern) Printing Co. Ltd. Manchester
Embassy Theatre, Peterborough Poster, Commencing 26 December [c1960 - 1970]
Emmie Cooke, Speedy Yelding and Unidentified Clown, c1930 - 1955
Black and white photograph of Emmie Cooke, 'Speedy' Yelding and an unidentified man dressed as a clown, all shown sitting on a horse. Stamped on the reverse as the copyright of Captain A. E. Middleton.
Empire Liverpool Poster, Opens 24 December [c1960 - 1980]
Tom Arnold presents a glorious Eastern musical pantomime on ice Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. Adapted from and with the wonderful music of 'Chu-Chin-Chow', directed & produced by Gerald Palmer. Adapted and Staged by Louis Barber, big international cast of over sixty. Pink background with yellow highlights, coloured illustration and yellow, blue, black and red text. Printed by Electric (Modern) Printing Co., Ltd. Manchester.
Empire Liverpool Poster, Commencing Monday 20 March, [1964 - 1967]
Direct from Moscow, prior to their London season at the Royal Albert Hall, Victor Hochhauser & Leslie A. Macdonnell presents The Red Army Singers Dancers & Musicians. Red and white poster with white and black text and black and white photographs.
Empire Liverpool Poster, Tuesday 24 December - 10 February onwards [1963 - 1964]
Tom Arnold and Bernard Delfont present Norman Wisdom in the lavish laughter pantomime Robinson Crusoe, with Patricia Lambert, Eddie Leslie, Billy Whittaker, Terry Kendall, Patricia Stark, Leon Bartell Dancers, Harold Holness, Jack Escott, Mary Redfern, Derek Taverner Singers, Morton Fraser's Harmonica Gang. White poster with yellow boxes, black and red text and coloured illustration. Printed by Electric (Modern) Printing Co, Ltd. Manchester.
Empire, Liverpool Poster, Tuesday 24 December - 10 February Onwards [1968 - 1969]
Empire, Penge Programme, Monday 13 September and during the week, circa 1915
The Great Carmo, One Man Revue. Black and white photograph of Carmo wearing an evening suit within an oval shape on the front cover and black type on off white background, inside programme, on back cover, reward notice. Printed by Cullingford and Co., Printers, Colchester, 2p.p.