| Description | Includes:
Duplicate of large and small 'Toad Of Toad Hall' (1933);
Duplicate of 'The Brontes of Haworth Parsonage' (1933) (in unsorted box 56);
Duplicates of smaller and large version of 'Mutiny' poster 1913 - 1934 21st birthday production (as in unsorted box 40);
Duplicate of large poster advertising Cora Goffin in 'Once In A Lifetime' [1933] (in unsorted box 55) (black and white design);
Duplicates of 'The Rose Without A Thorn' poster (1933) (in unsorted box 40);
Long thin poster (purple text on white background) - second edition lunch time and tea time revue (2 performances daily for one hour 12.45 and 3.15, all seats 1/-);
Long thin poster (purple text on white background) - fourth edition lunch time and tea time revue (2 performances daily for one hour 12.45 and 2.15, all seats 1/6);
Poster for 'The Importance Of Being Earnest' (1942) presented by Travelling Theatre Company by arrangement with Sir Barry Jackson [three folds];
Poster for 'White Cargo' - Tuesday July 21 [1942] for two weeks, presented by James Shirvell and written by Leon Gordon, with Franklin Dyall (in his original part);
Charles Groves and Helen Lacy ('played in more countries and at more theatres than any other play in the world') [folded three times, torn];
Duplicate of 'Too Young To Marry' (1934) [better copy];
Large poster for 'Young Woodley', 14 July [1942] for five nights - ART Productions present personal appearance of Geoffrey Hibbert (Britain's number one film juvenile) and Kathleen O'Regan (playing her original role) in John Van Druten's sensational play of adolescence and public school life, with Lyn Evans, Paul Scofield, Gerry Barton, Donald Pleasence, Harvey Webb, Keith Shepherd and full West End Company ('if you enjoyed the films 'Love On The Dole', 'The Common Touch' and 'Next Of Kin' you must see Geoffrey Hibbert in person');
Very large poster for 'Abraham Lincoln' by John Drinkwater including illustration of Lincoln and text 'and now he belongs to the ages' [fragile, dirty, requires conservation];
Very large poster for '1066 And All That' opening 16 December [1970] - gives ticket prices in old and new (decimal) money. |