Performers
Found in 4357 Collections and/or Records:
Putney Parish Church Poster, 1979
The Putney Bridge Medallion. ‘Struck to commemorate the 250th Anniversary 1729-1979’.
Quadrille Assemblies Handbill, 1891
Lloyd and Maynard at Horns Assembly Rooms. “Messrs Lloyd & Maynard’s select Quadrille Assemblies every Monday and Saturday. Dancing Taught.” Printed by Wilkes and Co., 88 Walworth Road, S.E.
Queens Palace of Varieties Poster, 6 May 1897
Queen's Theatre Programme, Commencing Monday 24 September 1934
Belvedere Street, Mansfield. The Spice of Life! Variety, The Three Royces equilibrist act, Pip Buttler and Florence Pawson comedy act, The Handby Celene Trio comedy skating act, Texas, Cliffe and Snowball, May Darwood musical act, The Comperes comedy act, Miss Betty and Partner aerial act, Bert Maddison assisted by Betty Crighton comedy act. Navy blue type on orange background and decorative navy blue border on front cover, 2p.p.
Quel Cirque! Poster, Autumn 1991
Association Nationale pour le Developpement des Arts du Cirque. Colour photograph of sculpture of white face clown's torso, wearing a red ruffle neck and cuffs with yellow trimming, white gloves and green jester style hat with yellow bobbles on the end of the peaks on a black background
Radio Circus 60 Poster, c1900 - 1930
Luigi Gerardi et ses 8 lions sauvages. Colour illustration of bare chested man seen from behind with three lions jumping over his head and more lions on right and left hand side on orange background.
Radio Circus Programmes, 1951 - 1960
Radio Circus programmes containing black and white and colour photographs of acts and performers, illustrations, programme and commercial advertising.
Rainbow Presents Chipperfields Circus Poster, 27 December 1971 - 8 January 1972
Chipperfields Christmas Circus at Rainbow Theatre. Colour illustrations of an african warrior, an elephant, a lion, a clothed chimpanzee, a leopard, and a crocodile, background a jungle scene, type yellow, red and black on multicoloured background
Ralph Reader Show Poster, 1 - 3 April c1970 - 1979
Adeline Genee Theatre, East Grinstead. Ralph Reader, The De Milles, Barbara Drew, Margaret White, Bridie Devon, Jack Seaton. Red and grey type on white background.
Rebernigg Circus Programmes, 1948 - 1969
Rebernigg Circus programmes containing colour illustrations on the front covers, inside black and white photographs of perfomers and acts, some text, programme and commercial advertising.
Receipt, 10 November 1938
Receipt from The Performer, Charing Cross Road, to the Crastonians. Typescript and manuscript, 1p.
Receipt, 30 June 1963
Receipt from Credit Lyonnais, Paris to Madame Joseph Craston. Typescript, 1p.
Receipts and Takings Books, 1929 - 1939
Receipts and takings books for Billy Bellhouse. Includes receipts for stays in Gibraltar, application for work with Sheffield Corporation Tramways and contract for riding a Wall of Death in Budapest. Manuscript and typescript.
Reco Bros. Circus and Zoo Poster, 24 April 1946
Reco Bros. Circus and Zoo Poster, c1946
Red Riding Hood Poster, Week commencing 17 January 1955
Jimmy Malborn, Harry Tracy, The Gathering of the Clans, Kutie Kids, Jane Austin, Sherwood Girls, Margaret Harrison and Ida Rosaire’s Pekinese. Red and blue.
Red Riding Hood Poster, Week commencing 27 December c1954
Grand, Doncaster. Terry Wilson, Estelle Russell, Sonny Boy, Patricia Lawtey, Arthur Carvey, Tony Hargreaves, Jan Kemp, Carole Hayes, Barry Gnome and Priscilla Beale. Contains colour illustration.
Red Riding Hood Poster, Week commencing 27 December c1954
Hippodrome, Wigan. Jimmy Malborn, Harry Tracy, The Gathering of the Clans, Kutie Kids, Jane Austin, Sherwood Girls, Margaret Harrison and Ida Rosaire’s Pekinese. Red and blue.
Red Riding Hood Poster, Week commencing 27 December 1954
Ashton-under-Lyne. Joe Ring, Al Dexter and Des Dale, Ann Rooney, Syd Howard and Dick Astor, Joyce Harvey, Vera Valentine’s famous “Royalty Girls”, Jaqueline, Paul Betts, Terry Joyce, Dore Chambers, Norma Joyce, Sheila Fields, Pogo and the Smarte Brothers. Red and blue.
Red Riding Hood Poster, Week commencing 24 December c1950 - 1959
Palace, Newcsatle-on-Tyne. Dickie Arnold, Jimmy Edmundson, Norma Barry, Eileen Keegan, Anthony Tuppen, Keefe Bros. and Annette, Lynda Johnson, Mickie Warren, Jimmy Warren, Charles Stirling, Derek Lawrence, Francis Langford’s 10 Singing Scholars, Whiteleys, 10 Zio Angels, 10 Rosslyn Babes, Scott’s Sea Lions, 3 Burgess Bros. Contains colour illustration.