[Theatre ephemera and programmes for drama productions in New Zealand, in 1904].

Includes:

Amateur theatrical performance at Government House, 13 October 1904. "Which is which?" (with Dr Mason, Dr Purdy, A. N. Other, Miss E Fell, Miss M Fell, Miss M Fitzgerald); "Old Gooseberry" (with Mr H C Waterfield, Hon M Bingham, Miss E Williams, Hon Kathleen Plunket).

Mr Cuyler Hastings and the J C Williamson Famous Dramatic Company. "The light that failed". Farewell tour 1904. Folded brochure / programme.

Mr Cuyler Hastings and J C Williamson Famous Dramatic Company. "Sherlock Holmes". Promotional foldout pamphlet with portrait photographs, printed in Melbourne. (2 copies)

Charles Holloway Dramatic Coy. [Ticket. ca 1904].

Wellington Dramatic Students. "Fennel", "My Lord in livery", "The Marble Arch", "The man in the street", "The Duchess of Bayswater & Co". Sydney Street Schoolroom, 15-16 February 1904. [Brochure].

J C Williamson presents "A Royal Divorce", with Julius Knight & Maud Jeffries. Opera House Wellington. 7 January 1904. Programme.

J C Williamson presents Julius Knight and Maud Jeffries in "The Eternal City". Theatre Royal Christchurch. 25 October 1904. (Also "A Royal Divorce", and "Sign of the Cross")

J C Williamson presents "Monsieur Beaucaire" with Maud Jeffries and Julius Knight. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 20 October 1904. (Also previews "The Eternal City")

Knight-Jeffries Company. "The eternal city", "Sign of the Cross", "A royal divorce". His Majesty's Theatre Auckland, 19 December 1904. Programme

J C Williamson presents "Monsieur Beaucaire" and previews "The eternal city" (31/12/04), with Julius Knight and Maud Jeffries. Opera House Wellington 23 December 1904. Programme (2 copies)

J C Williamson's New Comedy Company. "The marriage of Kitty". Opera House Wellington. 27 August 1904. Programme

J C Williamson's New Comedy Company. "The Marriage of Kitty". His Majesty's Theatre. 1 June 1904. [Promotional flyer in the form of a marriage certificate].

J C Williamson's New Comedy Company. "The Duke of Killicrankie". Opera House Wellington 7-8 September 1904. Programme.

J C Williamson's New Comedy Company. "His Excellency the Governor". Opera House Wellington. 3-6 September 1904. Programme.

Woods-Williamson Company, under the direction of Mr George Abbott, business manager Mr J F McMahon. Repertoire & cast list for: "Gates of bondage", "The Christian", "Hands across the sea", "Awoman's sin". Auckland [1904].

Some programmes printed by McDonald & Smith.

Quantity: 12 theatre programmes flyers and pamphlets (plus duplicates)..

Physical Description: Letterpress in programmes, sizes below 250 mm.