Performers
Found in 4353 Collections and/or Records:
Neil Cooper Production Management Expenses Financial Information, 22 February - 9 September 2005
Includes related invoices, budget outline, receipts and remittance advice
Nelly Janc Poster Design, 1972
Gouache on card poster design showing Nellie Janc on the foreground dressed as a ring master with a pyramid of six elephants on the back, over a yellow background.
Nero and Agrippina Programme, 1914
Golden type and illustration of a male and female portraits on profile on a purple background on the front cover, inside description of scenes and black and white photographs, 8p.p.
New Bar Room Film, 17 January 1895
Nitrate film by Edison [EMP 110]. Prod., f./ph: W. K. L. Dickson, William Heise. Film showing comedy a bar brawl.
New Branch Lodge Handbill, 22 March 1880
United Order of Comic Fellows Friendly Society at Globe, Covent Garden. Opening with band and Procession and public meeting on March 16th. Printed by Simpkins, 3 Savoy Street, Strand.
New Corn Exchange Poster, Monday 31 March 1890
New Hall Poster, 27 July and during the week c1930 - 1939
Bargoed. The Three Royces equilibrists, Willis & James in vocal and comedy tit-bits, Arthur Baynes vocal and patter comedian, Tambo & Tambo juggling clowns, Handby Celeine Trio comedy and skating act, The Wadeleys entertainers, Musical Dawson, The Canary choir animal act. Red and blue type on cream background with red, blue and cream border in geometrical pattern. Printed by Wilsons Printers, Leicester.
New Opera House Handbill, c1950 - 1959
Blackpool. Gracie Fields. Photograph. Printed by Ayre & Senior., Ltd., Blackpool.
New Opera House Programme, 24 December 1947 - 10 January 1948
Blackpool. Tom Arnold presents Mae West in ‘Diamond Lil’. Contains illustrations. Printed by Ayre & Senior Printers, Carter Street, Blackpool, 4p.p.
New Opera House Programme, Saturday 21 April 1951
Blackpool. Bob Hope, Marilyn Maxwell. Contains illustrations. Printed by Ayre & Senior Printers, Blackpool, 4p.p.
New Palace Theatre, Hull Poster, 18 August 1902
Millie Hylton. Maisamos - Musical Grotesques. Alice Cooke - Transformation Dancer. Sisters Morgan - Duettists and Dancers. Ross and Grayson - Comedians. Redfern's Pictures - The Coronation of King Edward VII. Sybil St. Elmo - Vocalist. O'Connor and Brady - Knockabout Comedians. Little Gitana - Child Vocalist. Glenroy Troupe. Edwin Boyde - Comedian. Red and green.
New South London Palace Poster, Week commencing 8 August 1938
Ricardo with His Costa Rica Accordian Band Featuring the San Jose Four, Gatz & Gatz Continental Clowns, Daimler & Eadie New Songs and Laughs, Allan & Gordon in Taps and Tunes, Jim Jessiman in Scotch Skits, Uke Ray The Broadcasting Bohemian, Warner Bros. Tumbling Clowns, Living Statuary, Marcell’s Porcelain Famous Works of Art, Four Dolly Girls and Ethel, Daring Rhythm Fiends. Red and blue type on off white background. Printed by John Waddington Ltd. 108 Albion Road. N16.
New Theatre Hull Poster, 10 May 1976
The Dixie Minstrel Show featuring John Boulter with Reg Lester and David Lee. Red and black with border.
New Theatre Hull Poster, Week commencing Monday 26 September 1977
Bruce Trent in ‘Those Golden Years of Music Hall’ with all star company. Red, blue and black with curtains.
New York World’s Fair Museum Presents ‘Believe it or Not’ Poster, c1930 - 1949
Weight 540 lbs. Subject as cartooned by Robt. L. Ripley. Colour illustration of fat lady standing in a short dress. Figure in white with black outline and green dress and green and black background.
New York World’s Fair Museum Presents ‘Believe it or Not’ Prince Ramachandi, Hindu Quarter Man Poster, c1930 - 1949
Subjects as cartooned by Robt. L. Ripley. P. T. Barnum’s Greatest Oddity. Colour illustration of man torso and waist on a round table wearing a red fez and smoking a cigar on yellow background.
Newark and Sherwood District Council presents: Reclamation, 11 June 2000
Newark and Sherwood District Council presents: Reclamation, 11 June 2000
Newcastle Empire Programme, Commencing Monday 20 November 1939
Newcastle Empire. Colour illustration of bunch of flowers in wrapping with performers on the flowers on an off white background on front cover, inside programme and commercial advertising on back cover. Printed by John Waddington Ltd, Leeds and London, 2p.p.
News Chronicle Stage and Radio Garden Party Souvenir Programme, 1951
Blackpool. Wilfred Pickles, Elsie & Doris Waters with signatures, Arthur Askey, Vic Oliver with signature. Contains illustrations and photographs of the acts, 64p.p.