Performers
Found in 4555 Collections and/or Records:
Lido Cliftonville Poster, 7 July 1978
‘The Jolson Minstrel Show’ with comedy star Ken Joy. Red and black type on yellow background.
Lido Theatre, Cliftonville, Toast Of The Town, Poster, Week commencing Friday 24 June, c1966
Cliftonville. John Riscoe presents Toast of the Town, Ted Durante, Penny Nicholls and Hylda. Black poster with black and white photographs, bright colourful text in white, orange and pink.
Lifetime Achievement Award Drawing, 18 December 2000
Circus Friends Association presentation award for lifetime achievement presented to Billy Merchant by the Circus Friends Association's President. Watercolour, felt pen and gouache on card showing Billy Merchant possing in front of different circus names , signed by Sandy Davidson.
Lighting Perishables Purchases Financial Information, 30 September 2005
Includes related invoices, budget outline, receipts and remittance advice.
Lily Ohmy and Herbert Sanger's Marriage Certificate, 6 March 1916
Certificate of the marriage of Lily Ohmy and herbert Sanger.
Lily Ohmy's Birth Certificate, 2 February 1891
Lily Ohmy's birth certificate dated 13 March 1914.
Limelight No.2 Film, 1963
16mm. Black and White, with Sound. Includes Jayne Mansfield at home - "Dream Home", Louis Prima in the recording studio - "Just For the Record", and nightclubs in Hollywood - "Millionaire Club".
Lindsay Temple's Circus Photographic Album, 1961 - 1963
Photographic album containing black and white photographs of circus acts, performers and animals by Lindsay Temple, some pages empty, 6p.p
Lindsay Temple's Circus Photographic Album, 1957 - 1961
Photographic album containing black and white photographs of circus acts, performers and animals by Lindsay Temple, 22p.p
Lindsay Temple's Circus Photographs, 1970 - 1976
Black and white photographs of circus performers and animals, mainly in the ring and portrait of Lindsay Temple with Franz Althoff and Charles Cairoli, mainly stamped by David Jamieson.
Lindsay Temple's Circus Photographs and Postcards, 1958 - 1960
Black and white photographs and postcards of circus acts, performers and animals on and off the ring from various circuses including Bertram Mills, Chipperfields at various locations in the United Kingdom including Kelvin Hall, Belle Vue, Olympia, Blackpool Tower, Great Yarmouth, Birmingham and Kendal, some contain annotations on reverse.
Lindsay Temple's circus Photographs and Postcards, 1952 - 1977
Black and white and colour photographs and postcards of circus acts, performers and animals on and off the ring from various circuses including Sarrasani, Captain Alfred Schneider, Cody and Reaney, some contain annotations on reverse, some are autographed and some are promotional images of acts.
Lion Cage and High Wire Performer On Stage, c1930 - 1955
Black and white photograph of a high wire performer and lion cage on stage at an unidentified circus (foreground), as well as crowds (background). Photograph numbered 21.
Lion Taming Scenes Print, c1800 - 1899
Woodcut on paper. Black and white illustrations one of a man stroking lions, tigers and lepards in a landscape with palm trees and another of a person bandaging a lion's paw.
Lionel Bathe Collection
Colour and black and white negatives containing fairground and circus images and accompanying index notebooks.
Lisboa Expo '98 Useful Information Programme, 1998
Information pamplet describing the set up and flow of programs at the 1998 Lisboa Expo.
List of Songs, c1960 - 1969
Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd. 12p.p.
Little Tommy Baker, c1930 - 1955
Black and white photograph of the equestrian, Tommy Baker, shown as a boy sitting on a circus tent peg holding a soft toy dog with his father(?). Inscription on the reverse reads as follows: 'Little Tommy Baker when riding in his father's tiny circus he was discovered by Bertram Mills and became a star turn at Olympia'.
Liverpool Empire Poster, c1980 - 1989
Aladdin, Mr T from the ‘A’ Team and others. Contains photographs.
Living Curiosity Handbill, c1820 - 1826
T.T. Angell, at Grand Theatre of Arts. T.T. Angell, Seaman, Attacked by Croup-operation to relieve respiration problems, had silver tube implanted into neck.' Has no smell and cannot speak without the aid of his finger, which is considered the greatest novelty offered to the British public'. Printed by Robarts, 95, Shoe Lane, Fleet Street.