Performers
Found in 4555 Collections and/or Records:
Central Pier, Poster, c.1960-1980
Dazzlingly Different Open 1-0A.M. for the season Dixieland Bar fully licensed. The Fylde Coast Jazzmen, The Crown Jazz Band, The Five-to-one show group. Non-stop entertainment drinks at popular prices, supper licence, hot & cold dishes. No Admission after midnight without prior booking of table and meal. Burgundy poster with yellow, white and orange text, black and white illustrations. Printed by Electric (Modern) Printing Co. Ltd, Manchester.
Centre Circus Brighton Poster, c1900 - 1999
Brighton, King's Road, The Brighton Centre, 20 July to 28 August. Colour circular illustration of many circus acts including clowns, actobats, an elephant, fire eaters, tight rope walkers and unicyclists, illustration background lilac, main background red, border blue, type multicoloured
Centre d'Art Acenique Contemporain Documents, 14 March - 8 November 2001
Documents related to Centre d'Art Scenique Contemporain performance. Includes contract and official documentation.
Certificate, 10 August 1892
Document certifying that Fred Lionel Mayer did his first appearance on Poole's New Myriorama with signatures on the bottom section, on Poole's Myriorama letter headed paper with red and white illustrations of people from around the world standing behing a globe held by a cherub and the figure of Britannia pointing a trident towards it. Manuscript.
Certificate of Appreciation, c1950 - 1959
Certificate of Appreciation presented by the Royal American Shrine Club to the Wallabys. Red, green andblack type on off white paper with decorative green border and lion and a tiger leaping forward and an illustration of the earth in the centre.
Chamber of Horrors Show Business Records, c1999 - 2012
Contains scenes with dialogues at various draft and final stages, description, audience organ donation forms upon death, custome designs and stage requirements.
Chang and Eng Handbill, c1830 - 1839
The 'Siamese' conjoint Youths at London. Colour illustration by A. Sharpshooter depicting "Those extraordinary Human Phenomena" now exhibiting in London. Printed by G. Smeeton, 74 Tooley Street.
Chapman's Colossal London Circus Poster, From 5 June 1933
Chapman's Colossal London Circus Poster, From 27 March 1933
Chapman's Gigantic London Circus and Zoo Poster, 1930
Fair Field, Brougham Road, Worthing. Red type on off white background
Chapman's Gigantic London Circus and Zoo Poster, Thursday 18 September c1929
Jews Meadow, Horsham. Red type on off white background and red illustrations showing mainly wild animals and also some perfomers along the bottom edge including a clown and equestrian acts, illustration signed and dated 1929
Chapman's Gigantic Zoo Circus Poster, 22 June 1932
Chapman's Gigantic Zoo Circus Poster, c1900 - 1999
Witney, The Recreation Ground, 22 March. Background white and red, type white, blue and red. Printed by Parkes and Mainwarings, Ltd, Printers, Coleshill Street, Birmingham
Chapman's Great Continetal Zoo-Circus Poster, c1900 - 1999
Glasgow, Stockwell Street, New Metropole Theatre, from 26 November. Group of forest bred lions, Bengal tiger, polar bear, musical comedy elephants, trapeze acts, hind-leg horses, waltzing horses, troupe of liberty horses, lady rider, high school horse, comedy riding act, Charivari, comedy black bears, boxing kangaroo. Black and white photographs of each act, background white, type black
Chapman's Great London Zoo-Circus Poster, 12 May 1939
Chapman's Great London Zoo Circus Poster, c1900 - 1999
Chapman’s International Stage Circus Poster, Week commencing 23 October c1977
Lacy’s Forest Bred Lions, clowns, trapeze artistes, Black Theatre puppets, plus performing bears, llamas, ponies, dogs. Red and blue type on yellow background.
Charles Taylor Collection
The Charles Taylor collection is a fine example of Taylor’s of Wombwell printers’ posters, which highlight changes in printing techniques, fashion and taste within the popular entertainment industry. Included are examples of posters for pantomimes, fairs and circuses. The collection also contains handbills and other advertising material.
Charts of Circus Performances Research Material, 1940 - 1948
Charts of circus and performers appearances. Manuscript.
Chelsea Palace Theatre Poster, Week commencing Monday 31 August 1931
Shaun Glenville Irish Comedian, Florrie Forde chorus singer, Archie Glen Ben Said the funjuror, The Hearnes, Pauline Crothers and her violin, The London six-Harmony, burlesque, Dancing. Blue and red type on white background. Printed by John Waddington ltd., 108 Albion Road, Stoke Newington.