Performers
Found in 4555 Collections and/or Records:
Officers' Lounge Events Programme, 9 June 1943
Includes the Great Dalmo, an illusionist, 4pp.
Official Binder for The Incredible Bleeding Woman Operator Script - 31 October 2018 Version, 31 October 2018
Binder script for The Incredible Bleeding Woman, contains notes on official lighting, slide, production cues.
Ohmy's Grand Circus Programmes, c1800 - 1899
Black type on colour paper with decorative border on most and colour illustration of a woman in a long white dress and green cape and black and white portrait photographs of Ohmy on two programmes, most of them for performances at Bolton, most of them 1 page, some three fold, one 2 pages.
Old Bond Street and New Bond Street Handbills, c1816 - 1859
Handbills for travelling shows, exhibititions and performances at Old Bond Street and New Bond Street.
Old Mother Hubbard Poster, Week commencing 10 January c1954
Hippodrome, Stockton. Roy Rolland, Nelson Fletcher, Carol Gatley, Julie Dey, Alec Halls, Chris Sands, Lewis Nanton, Max Dakin. Red and blue.
Old St. Paul's Programme, 1914
Black type and black and white photograph of a movie scene, showing The Earl of Rochester overcoming Amabel in a room on the front cover, inside description of scenes and black and white photographs, contains commercial advertisements, 8p.p.
Oliver Hardy Centenary Film Convention Programme, Sunday 7 June 1992
Theatre Royal, Hanley. Contains photographs of the acts, 12p.p.
Olympia Theatre Programme, Week commencing Monday 27 March 1967
London. Kajar, the internationally renowned Magician in Magicadabra with Jean Darling. Contains photographs of the act, 8p.p.
One Ring Rules Them All Programme, 2001
Hippodrome, Great Yarmouth. Colour photograph of eight sinchronise swimmers performing on the bottom of the page over a purple, red and blue background and a black and white star with the words one right rules them all around it above on the front cover, inside introduction, colour and black and white photographs of acts and performers with text, programme in the centre and commercial advertising, 8p.p.
Oneiromangie Artistique Handbill, 1847
Mdlle. Isa. Prudence - Somnambulist at various locations in London. " Oneiromangie Artistique is the performance of Historical, Mythological, Dramatic, and Characteristic Imaginary Attitudes; with many other extraordinary and unprecedented Magnetic Phenomena". Printed by J.G. Hornblower, 77 Myddleton Street, Clerkenwell.
Opera Comique Programme, May 1896
Strand. Black type on green background on front cover announcing Shamus O'Brien in three tableaux founded on the celebrated poem by Jos. Sheridan Le Fanu, inside commercial advertising and programme listing C. Villiers Standord's new romantic comic opera Shamus O'brien, also contains programme for Olympia listing Chevalier Blondin and Animated pictures by Mr Paul's Theatrograph, 2p.p.
Opera House Cork Poster, Season commencing Monday 22 February 1977
Billy Burden in ‘The Good Olde Days’ with all star company. Red, blue and black with curtains.
Opera House, Manchester Poster, Commencing 17 December c1970
Manchester. Bernard Delfont presents on behalf of The Grade Organisation Mary Hopkin as 'Cinderella', Lonnie Donegan as 'Buttons', Arthur Askey as the 'Baron'. Cinderella The Magnificent Xmas Pantomime. Purple poster with bold yellow and orange text, black and white photographs and a coloured illustration. Printed by Electric (Modern) Printing Co, Ltd. Manchester.
Original Artwork, c1800 - 2000
Original works of art including artists' prints, drawings, watercolours and paintings, and designs for circus posters.
Original Artwork, c1910 - 1949
Drawings and card, mostly pressumed to have been designed and drawn by Lulu Adams.
Original Artwork, 1892 - 1999
Various items of orginal artwork.
Original Artworks, c1821 - 1869
Small groups of artist prints depicting scenes of music hall and variety entertainment, magic and clowning and watercolour of battleships. Also prints of the London Coliseum and other archicture in Regent's Park.
Original Script for Dragon Ladies The Grotesque Burlesque Revue, 1997
Two copies of the script, typescript.
Original Script for Dragon Ladies The Grotesque Burlesque Revue - with annotations, 1997
Original printed script with notes and annotations on possible revisions.
Oughtibridge Church Hall Grand Concert Handbill, Thursday 20 February 1947
Handbill for Oughtibridge Church Hall Grand Concert by the Choral Society. Hamilton Kaye the fascinating deceptionist. Printed by J F Hinchliffe & Sons, Typos, Deepcar, Sheffield.