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Found in 5147 Collections and/or Records:
Ghost Train Technical Planning Outlines, 2004 - 2010
Manual information and planning for set builds.
Ghost Train Technical Production Information, 2003 - 2008
Includes backstage instructions, ride manual information and other technical details.
Ghost Train Tour - Production at Antwerp, 10 May - 12 August 2005
Contains performer information, build and technical details, train ticket information and other documents associated with the Antwerp production.
Ghost Train Tour - Production at Glastonbury, 14 April - 17 June 2005
Contains performer information, build and technical details, train ticket information and other documents associated with the Glastonbury production.
Ghost Train Trilogy, 8 February 2003
Marisa Carnesky's Ghost Train trilogy proposal for the Adelaide Festival 2004, contains various performers and other partner curriculums and an access audit service.
Giantess in Europe Handbill, c1800 - 1830
Gifford Circus Programmes, 2004 - 2015
Gifford Circus programmes for Pearl, The Cockerel, Love, Caravan, The Saturday Book, War and Peace at the Circus and Moon Songs shows, containing black and white and colour photographs of acts and performers and illustrations, text and commercial advertising.
Ginnett's and Fossett's Circus Poster, Saturday 1 July 1939
Crowle, Axe's Field. Animal actors presented by Franklyn, the monkey Derby, Jerry the mule mischief makers, elephant the granddaughter of Jumbo, The Fossett Family of riders, Funny Harry, Bo-bo, Red Hot and Sandy clowns, Mons. Yelding introducing baboons, dogs and Diana impersonating Mae West. Red and black type on yellow background with black border
Ginnett's and Fossett's Circus Poster, 1940
Ginnett's and Fossett's Circus Poster, 1940
Glasgow Empire Poster, 20 June 1938
Tom Arnold Ltd. Presents Revelry on the Ice, musical show with Melitta Brunner skating , Kurt Schier free skating, Ken Kennedy barrel jumping, Al Gordon comedy on ice, Schima thrills on stilts, Eileen & Ernest Hartung ice skating, Olive & Joyce Goater the ice skating twins, Handby Celeine Tio, Chevalier Brothers, entertainers, Calores Sisters music making maids, Sidney Marion & Madelyne Killeen, American comedy act. Red and black type on white background.
Glasgow Empire Programme, Week commencing Monday 16 December 1946
Blue and orange illustration of three female performers peeping behind a blue screen and a man in checked jacket and trousers performing on stage on the front cover, inside commercial advertising and programme in the centre, 4p.p
Glasgow Empire Programme, Week commencing Monday 3 November 1947
Red, grey and white illlustration of woman's face behind of a hand fan on the front cover, inside commercial advertising and programme in the centre, 4p.p
Glasgow Empire Programme, Commencing Monday 1 January 1940
Glasgow Empire. Colour illustration of bunch of flowers in wrapping with performers on the flowers on an off white background on front cover, inside programme and commercial advertising on back cover. Printed by John Waddington Ltd, Leeds and London, 2p.p.
Glees, Solos Catches and Quartettes Handbill, c1842
Glees, Solos Catches and Quartettes at Garricks Head Hotel. "To have your supper and hear the ladies sing, by first rate male & female artists from Drury Lane & Covent Garden theatres" "This is the renowned house for the Judge and Jury Society".
Golders Green, Hippodrome Poster, 24 December - 10 January onwards [c1960 - 1980]
Tom Arnold presents Dickie Henderson as 'Buttons' in The Magnificent Comedy Pantomime Cinderella with Lionel Murton, Veronica Page, Erica Yorke, Patricia Kilgarriff. Yellow poster with pink black and red writing and colourful illustrations. Electric (Modern) printing Col. Ltd.
Golders Green, Hippodrome Poster, Saturday 23 December - 8 January 0nwards [1967 - 1968]
Tom Arnold & Bernard Delfont present The Fabulous West End Star Danny La Rue, in the spectacular comedy pantomime The Sleeping Beauty. Alan Haynes, Kevin Scott, Ray Fell, Terry Juveniles, Bel Canto Singers, Hippodrome Girls & Boys, Dorothy Dampier & Big Company. Pink poster with bright pink highlights, black, pink, yellow and red text, black and white photograph and coloured illustration.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears Poster, Commencing 15 January c1970 - 1979
Theatre Royal, St. Helens. Larry Larkin, Jack Storey, Black Theatre Puppets, Joan Grundy Juveniles. Red and green.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears Poster, c1960 - 1979
King’s Theatre, Southsea. Featuring Anna Karen, ‘Olive’ of ‘On the Buses’. Contains red and green illustration related to the theme of the pantomime.