Variety
Found in 1447 Collections and/or Records:
Congress Theatre, Eastbourne, Poster, Sunday 14 July c.1940-1980
One performance only. Kimbrell-Stepham associates present Vera Lynn Britain's Own Sweetheart of Song. T.V. Radio & Recording Stars Stella & Bambos, Novelty Act from "Opportunity Knocks" "A Piana and a Typewriter" Brookes Aehron, Supreme Entertainer Gavin Prime, The Johnny Wiltshire Orchestra. White poster with bold blue text, black bubble and orange text to highlight Vera Lynn. Printed by Electric (Modern) Printing Co. Ltd., Manchester
Congress Theatre, Eastbourne, Poster, Sunday 27 July c.1960-1980
Kimbrell-Stepham Associates presetn [spelling on poster] Top Television Stars The Bachelors. Magical comedy from Mexico Los Magigos, Compere/Comedian Leslie Adams, Johnny Wiltshire and his orchestra, Miss Versatility Dorothy Wayne. White poster with large green and orange boxes, black and white photographs, some white illustrations, orange, green, black and white text. Printed by Electric (Modern) Printing Co. Ltd., Manchester.
Congress Theatre, Eastbourne, Poster, Sunday 19 August c.1960-1980
Kimbrell-Stepham Associates present Scotland's Leading Lady of Song Moira Anderson. Maestros of the Xylophone Jackie Allen & Barbara, Television Vocal Personalities The Voyagers, Compere/Comedian David Konyot, Johnny Wiltshire Orchestra. Special Guest Stars Peter Rostal & Paul Schaefer. White poster with orange banners and large blue box. White star illustrations, black, blue and orange text. Printed by Electric (Modern) Printing Co., Ltd., Manchester
Contract, 9 March 1939
Contract between Ernest Binns’ Enterprises, Morecambe, and the Handby Celeine Four, signed by Ernest Binns and Florence (Thorne or Horne).
Contract, 14 June 1938
Contract between Tom Arnold Ltd, Shaftesbury Avenue, London and Handby Celeine Trio to appear at the Empire Theatre, Glasgow, signed by Tom Arnold.
Contract Agreement Between Grand Palace and Ben Jackson, 18 February 1907
Contract agreement between Grand Palace, Clapham Junction and Ben Jackson, signed by Walter Gibbons proprietor and lessee.
Contract Between Milton Bode and Edward Compton and Ben Jackson, 25 March 1912
Contract between Milton Bode and Edward Compton proprietors of Theatre of Varieties and Ben Jackson to appear at the Royalty Theatre, Chester.
Contract Between Thos-Hargreaves and Ben Jackson, 18 December 1911
Contract between Thos-Hargreaves of Rochdale from Chevalier Cliquot’s Universal Theatrical Variety Agency and Ben Jackson to perform at New Palace T. Rochdale for one week starting 18 December 1911.
Contracts, 1909 - 1941
Contracts of employment dating from 1909 to 1940 but mainly 1941.
Correspondence, 1911 - 1912
Book of letter headed paper.
Correspondence, c1939 - 1945
Employment related correspondence addressed to Handby Celeine from theatrical agencies and production companies.
Costume Designs, Original Artwork, c1950 - 1959
Custome design drawings and sketches by June Dick, including designs for pantomime, ice shows and variety and music hall costumes. Also includes two designs for Shirley Bassey (leopard print outfit on red paper and orange bodice with open long orange skirt and black tights on blue paper), some contain annotations.
Cotswold Hall Dursley Poster, c1924
£50 challenge. Mr H. A. Mills Passing through a Local Man Supported by 6 star Turns. Blue type with checker border on white background.
County Borough Of Southport Pier Head Poster, c1940 - 1949
Fred E. Rayne presents The Tonics, Joe Hodson comedian, Rene Rayne soubrette, Helen Allayne musical comedy soprano, Arthur Dixon Pianist Entertainer, Frank Elans entertainer, Mamie Benson The Versatility Girl, Teddie Stanton comedian, Doris Foskett a smile and a song. Red and black type on white background. Printed by ‘Visiter’. Printing Works, Tulketh Street.
Coventry Theatre, Hales Street Coventry, Poster, Friday 23 May - Sunday 25 May c.1960-1970
Bernard Delfont presents On the stage in person An Evening with Val Doonican with Dev Shawn. Des Lane, The Kingfishers, Johnnie Wiltshire Orchestra, Jimmy Currie Quartette, Guest Star Susan Lane. Red Poster, black and white photographs, yellow, white and black text, black and white illustration. Printed by Electric (Modern) Printing Co. Ltd. Manchester.
Coventry Theatre, Hales Street Coventry, Poster, Sunday 17 October c.1971
Stars from the Black & White Minstrel Show. Semprini, Dai Francis, John Boulter, Margaret Savage, Peter Kaye, The Double Five directed by Geoff Laycock. Black poster with white and yellow banners, yellow, black and white text, black and white photographs and small white illustrations.
Coventry Theatre, Hales Street, Poster, Commencing Monday 25 September c.1967
Chesney Aleen presents Great Stars of the Music Hall in Old Time Music Hall with Hetty King, Billy Russell, Adelaide Hall, Bob & Ale Pearson, Nat Gonella, Margery Manners, George Lacy, Billy Matchett, Johnny Clayton, Dale Warren & Gloria. Yellow poster with red and blue text, small blue illustrations. Printed by Electric (Modern) Printing Co., Ltd, Manchester.
Coventry Theatre Poster, 26 December 1975 - 6 March 1976
The Black and White Minstrel Show. Contains colour illustration.
Croydon Hippodrome Programme, 29 August 1910
Three fold programme with blue and white type and illustration of the interior of the theatre and commercial advertising on the outside, inside commerical advertising and programme listing American Bioscope, George Adam, Lottol Lilo & Otto, Larola, Gwennie Llewellyn, Helen Trix, Bellew & Stock's Co., Rose Cabani, Frank Lynne, Fred Lindsay and Miss Ellaline Terriss & Co.