Delahunty, Jim, 1925-2010

Date: 1950 - 1959

From: Unity Theatre :[Programmes and fliers relating to plays and dramatic performances]

Reference: Eph-A-UNITY-1950s

Description: Includes: 1950: "The drunkard; or Father dear Father come home", by W H Smith and P T Barnum. Musical arrangement by Mr H Walter. Direction Mr L Souness. Programme (2 copies). "The Government inspector", by Nikolai V Gogol. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 8-11 March 1950. Produced by Nola Millar. Set designs by George Eiby; costume designs by Helen Hitchings. Music composed by Leslie Souness. Programme (2 copies) "Caesar and Cleopatra", by Bernard Shaw. Produced by J P Delahunty. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 9-12 August 1950. Programme (2 copies) "The Madwoman of Chaillot", by Jean Giraudoux. Produced by Nola Millar. 36 Drummond Street. 26-29 October; 2-5 November 1950. Programme. Newsletter from J Delahunty titled "To those who attend and enjoy Unity Theatre productions". 1950 1951: "The Lower depths", by Maxim Gorki. Produced by Nola Millar. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 13-16 March 1951. Programme (2 copies) "Diversion", written and produced by Kathleen Ross, and "The Shewing-up of Blanco Posnet", by George Bernard Shaw, produced by Beatrice Ashton. 36 Drummond Street. 22 June - 1 July 1951. Programme. "The Beggar's Opera", by John Gay. Musical score arranged by Christopher Thompson. Produced by Nat Beatus. Wellington Savage Club Hall. 24-28 August 1951. Programme. (2 copies) "The seagull", by Anton Tchekhov; adaptation by M B Gittos. Produced by J Delahunty. 36 Drummond Street. November and December 1951. Programme. (2 copies). 1952: "The chalk circle", by Bertholt Brecht. Produced by Richard Campion. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 5-8 March 1952. Programme (2 copies). "Three one-act plays: "The respectable prostitute", by Jean-Paul Sartre, produced by Kathleen Ross; "This property is condemned", by Tennessee Williams, produced by Raydia D'Elsa; "The odd one, by Kathleen Ross, produced by Beatrice Ashton. 4-6 July 1952. Programme (2 copies). "The Gentle people", by Irwin Shaw. Produced by Margaret Walker. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 5-7 August 1952. Programme (2 copies) and invitation card (2 copies) "Cupid and Psyche", by Marie Bullock. Performed for the first time at 36 Drumond Street. 7-9 November 1952. Programme. "Deep are the roots", by Arnaud d'Usseau and James Gow. Produced by F M Renner. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 25-29 November 1952. Programme. (2 copies) 1953: "The White Devil", by John Webster. Produced by Russell Reid. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 4-7 March 1953. Programme. (2 copies) Three one-act plays: "Trees", "The Bonds of love"; "The insect play". 36 Drummond Street. 12-14 June 1953. Programme. "Death of a salesman, by Arthur Miller. Produced by Beatrice Ashton. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 5-8 August 1953. programme. (2 copies) "Point of departure", by Jean Anouilh. Produced by Margaret Walker. 36 Drummond Street. 25-29 November 1953. Programme. Three prize-winning playwrights. John Mihell, Kathleen Ross, Bruce Mason. 4 December 1953. Programme (2 copies). 1954: "The wild duck", by Henrik Ibsen. Produced by Nola Millar. Concert Chamber. 3-6 March 1954. Programme (2 copies) and ticket. Season of one-act plays. "A provincial lady", by Turgenev, produced by Wally Christie; "King Lear's wife", by Gordon Bottomley, produced by Margaret Mitchell; "The licensed victualler", by Bruce Mason. 36 Drummond Street. 22-25 July 1954. Programme. "The London merchant; or, The history of George Barnwell", by Mr Lillo. Drummond Street. September 1954. Programme. An evening of one-act plays by New Zealand authors: "The loopholed shed" by Alice Kenney, produced by Raydia d'Elsa; "The bride from the hills", by Isobel Andrews, produced by Nola Millar; "An evening's pleasure", written and produced by Marie Bullock. Concert Chamber. 10 December 1954. Programme (2 copies). 1955: "Tobias and the angel", by James Bridie. Thespians Inc and Unity Theatre present 1955 Open-Air Theatre. Produced by Patric Carey. Sound Shell Botanical Gardens, 3-5 February 1955. Programme. "Thirty pieces of silver", by Howard Fast. Produced by George Webby. 36 Drummond Street, 5-8 May 1955. Programme. "The house of Bernarda Alba", by Federico Garcia Lorca. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 28 May - 2 June 1955. Produced by Margaret Walker. Songs composed by Bruce Mason. Programme (2 copies) "Marching song", by John Whiting. Produced by Margaret Mitchell. 36 Drummond Street. 11-14 August 1955. Programme (2 copies). "The needlewomen", by Murray Gittos, produced by J P Delahunty; settings and costume designed by Valerie Scott. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 9-12 March 1955. Programme (2 copies). Unity Theatre Drummond Steps, presents an evening of drama. September 17th, 1855 at 8 o'clock. 1955. Programme. (2 copies, 1 damaged) "The time of your life". Concert Chamber, Town Hall. 2-5 November 1955. Produced by Nola Millar. Programme (2 copies), flyer and photograph of poster. Unity Revue 1955. Books, lyrics, music and production by Bruce Mason, with Sunny Amey, Oriole Harris, Gay Orwin, Margaret Walker, David Crewes, Michael Haigh, Roger Harris, John Norton, George Webby. Presented for your delight in the Jewish Social Club Hall, Ghuznee Street, 10 December 1955. Programme. (2 copies) 1956: "The Crucible", by Arthur Miller. Producer Margaret Walker. Concert Chamber 1956; Little Theatre Lower Hutt, 26-28 April 1956. Flyer. "Volpone", by Ben Jonson. Producer George Eiby. Concert Chamber Wellington, 26-29 September 1956; Little Theatre Lower Hutt, 3-5 October 1956. Flyer. (2 copies) and bookmarks (4 copies assorted colours) The Thespians and Unity Theatre in conjunction with Wellington City Council present "Open air theatre". Sound Shell Botanical Gardens, 24-25 February 1956. Programme. "Carnival of thieves", by Jean Anouilh. Contrived by Nola Millar. Designer Helen Hitchings. Concert Chamber, 21-24 November 1956; Municipal Theatre Lower Hutt, 28-30 November 1956. Programme (2 copies), Invitation card (2 copies, one of which is addressed to Charles Brasch) Unity Revue 1956. A Crewes-Harris production. 8 December 1956. Programme. (2 copies) 1957: The Bishop's bonfire", by Sean O'Casey. Produced by Margaret Mitchell. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 27-30 November 1957. Programme (2 copies), fliers (2 yellow copies) "Come back Little Sheba", by William Inge. Produced by Dorothy Whittaker. 36 Drummond St, 8-11 August 1957. Programme. "Fast and breezy; Unity Revue Theatre". A McClymo-Crewes production. Scripts by Jeanette Stace, Ron Lynn, Grant Tilly, Barry Hill, Roger Harris and David Crewes. Jewish Social Club. 7 December 1957. Programme (2 copies). Unity Theatre presents "Hedda Gabler", by Henrik Ibsen. Play reading produced by Margaret Mitchell. Cast includes: Starr Robinson, Earle Spencer, Shirley Wilson, Meg Andersen, Ronald Lynn, Alex Kettles, and Jill Berry. Victoria University College Little Theatre, 16 September 1957. "Huis clos", by Jean-Paul Sartre. Produced by Kenneth Akerman. 36 Drummond Street. 21-24 March, 1957. Programme (2 copies). "The good woman of Setzuan", by Bertolt Brecht. Produced by Nola Millar. Concert Chamber, 9-13 April; Little Theatre, Lower Hutt, 15-16 April; Wainuiomata, 26 April 1957. Programme. (2 copies) 1958: "Blood wedding", by Garcia Lorca. Produced by Nola Millar. Unity Theatre Studio. 20 February - 1 March 1958. Programme (2 copies). "A view from the bridge", by Arthur Miller. Produced by Sunny Amey. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 16-19 April 1958. Programme (2 copies white, and 2 yellow) "Revunity 1958". Produced by Shirley Keane and Ron Lynn. Programme. Three one-act plays: "The stronger" by August Strindberg, produced by Anne Flannery; "The gamblers", by Nikolai Gogol, produced by Anne Flannery; "A physician in spite of himself", by Jean Baptiste Moliere, produced by Shirley Keane. 7-10 August 1958. Programme (Typescript, 2 copies) "The diary of Anne Frank", dramatised by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett. Produced by George Webby. Set designs by George Eiby. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 19-22 November 1958. Programmes (2 different; one copy of one and 2 copies of the other) 1959: A season of two plays by Eugene Ionescu. "The chairs" and "The lesson". Studio Drummond Street, 26 February - 1 March 1959. Programme "Look back in anger", by John Osborne. Produced by Nola Millar. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 15-18, 21-22 April 1959. Programme (2 copies brown, 1 copy yellow) "Each his own wilderness", by Doris Lessing. Produced by Philip McHale. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 12-15 August 1959. Programme. (2 copies) "Three sisters", by Anton Chekhov. Peroduced by Margaret Walker. Concert Chamber Wellington. 14-17 October 1959. Programme (2 copies) "The wide open cage", by James K Baxter. Producer Richard Campion. Designer Donald Ramage. 19-22, 27-29 November 1959. Programme. (2 copies) Quantity: 2 folder(s). Physical Description: Letterpress items, varying sizes up to quarto.

Date: 1960 - 1989

From: Garland, Phil (Collector): [Posters and ephemera relating to folk music, popular music. 1960-2009]

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-Garland-1960/1979

Description: Ephemera and posters relating to folk music and to the career of Phil Garland: 1966?: The best folk singing is at the Balladeer, 203 Willis Street [1966?] Jim Delahunty entertains Wednesday from 9.00 pm at the Balladeer, 203 Willis Street [shows portrait by or of David Eastman 1966] 1967: First National Banjo Pickers' Convention. Te Rapa Hall Hamilton, Easter 1967. 1967: National Folk Festival Wellington. Queens Birthday Weekend. 3-5 June [1967?] Concert, traditional and contemporary. Frank Fyfe, Max Winnie, Val Murphy, Dave Jordan, jug music, country band and much more. Library Lecture Hall, Thursday 7 December [1967 or 1972?] Special Xmas rush release. The Band of Hope Jug Band. "Washington at Valley Forge b/w Sadie Green; "Sailor Boy" single [1967] 1968: Concert Folk 7.45pm Saturday 6 April, Concert Chamber, presented by New Zealand Folklore Society and the Wellington Folkmusic Club [1968?] Country & folk spectacular. Hamilton County Blue Grass Band, stars of Country Touch & Kiwi Records (Band of Hope Jug Band, John Hayday, Frank Fyfe, Phil Garland, Jae Renaut, Christine Smith, Beale Street String Stretchers). Theatre Royal [Christchurch], 19 July [1968] (2 copies) Coming soon! The Spasm Band ... [and] The Band of Hope. Dobbin's 21st. Place: Plainsman; date 21 May [1968?] Folk singing at the Stage Door, 4 Hereford Place, every Sunday at eight. Blues and ballads and on occasions The Jug Band (The Band of Hope) [ca 1968?] (2 copies) Fourth National Folk Festival, Queen's Birthday 1968. Trades Hall, 126 Vivian Street Wellington. Folk and blues at the Poles Apart Folk Club. 424 Khyber Pass Road. Sunday jazz & dancing; Monday Country & Western. Watsons Printing House (Nmkt) Ltd [1967-1968?] 1969?: Phil Garland, television, radio, stage and recording artist. Song writer and folklorist. Wanaka concert, Friday 14th November. Rugby Rooms. Wanaka Cameracraft print [1969 or 1975] (2 copies) [Undated 1960s?]: New Edinburgh Folk Club presents from Christchurch, Phil Garland ... with Sydney Mann & Vivien McLean, Rosie Musters, L.L.S. Band. Sunday 9 August [1960s?] [Undated 1970s?]: Cafe Folklorico; the ethnic music centre of W.A. 24 View Street North Perth. August 11th: New Zealand folk songs and stories by Phil Garland; Songs from many lands by Peta Lithgo [1970s?] (2 copies) Folk singing. Wynyard Tavern. [With] Dave Calder, Debbie Anne, Jack Robinson, Des & Juliet Rainey, Francis Kuipers, John Taylor, Frank Sviatko, Dave Skinner, John Sutherland, The Re-organised New Kelly Memorial Jug Stompers. Photograph Marti Friedlander; designer Gray Dixon [1970s?] Important announcement! Folkways, a shop specialising in records, books, tapes and curios - relating to the folk arts. [ca 1973?] Hawke's Bay Folk Club. Folk singing: meeting the first Sunday evening of every month at 7.30 at the Top Hat in Dickens Street Napier. All folk welcome Kontiki Folk Club. Folk, contemporary, blues. The Pigeons. Clarence St., Hamilton [1970s?] The Last Resort. Open from 6pm. Live entertainment Thursday. Phil Garland from 9pm till late. The Last Resort, 98 Gloucester St [Christchurch. 1970s? Yellow poster] (2 copies) Leo's Coffee Lounge presents Phil Garland. NZ singer songwriter of international acclaim. Television, radio, stage and recording artist. Every Wed and Thurs night. 750 Colombo St. No cover charge [1970s?] (2 copies) Wynyard Tavern, 29 Symonds St. Great re-opening with Phil Garland and Denis Leong, this week from Christchurch; Graham McGregor 21 Feb; John Hayday 28 Feb [1970s?] 1970: Country & folk music concert, featuring from U.S.A. Mike & Alice Seeger, Stoney Lonesome, Christine Smith, Phil Garland, Jae Renaut, The Beggarmen, Lynne Pike, Frank Wood. Theatre Royal, Saturday October 31 [1970] (1 copies black & white on card, 2 copies on pink paper, 2 copies on yellow paper) 1972: Gore Folk Club presents Charity family folk concert. TV and radio stars from Christchurch Phil Garland and Christine Smith plus Dusty Spittle and the Mountaineers, Max Wright, Fair Isle Folk Four, Ian Gorman, the Crossbeats, Evan Campbell. St Marys Hall, Monday 28th August [1972 or 1978] Poster (2 copies), and programme (green paper) Monaro 6th National Folk Festival, Canberra, Easter, 31 March - 3 April 1972. New Zealand Folk Foundation presents House of David, Dave Brannigan from Australia, the Instantaneous Bluegrass Band, Phil Garland, in concert at the St James Theatre, 8 pm Sunday June 4th / Paul Clarke, 30.5.72 [1972] The Instantaneous String Band. In the tradition!! In person! Ain't it the truth [ca 1972?] 1973?: Folk music and slide show with Phil Garland. On the discovery, settlement, development and folk heritage of New Zealand. Suter Art Gallery, Friday Aug 17 [1973?] Otago University Folk Music Club. "Rags to riches". Phil Garland, Tony Hale, Trish Davidson, High Country Bluegrass, Marcus Turner. Museum Auditorium, Saturday July 14 [1973 or 1979?] 1974: Queensland Folk Federation presents 8th Australian National Folk Festival, Brisbane at the University of Queensland, Easter, 12-15 April 1974. [Hawkes Bay Folk Club]. East Coast Labour Weekend National Flonking Championship Folk Festival. Waipatu, near Hastings Sunday 27 [October 1974?] 1978: Gisborne Folk Music Club (Inc). Folkmusic Festival 1978. Labour Weekend Racecourse Gisborne (2 copies) 1979?: This Christmas - give life. Benefit concert; all proceeds to aid Kampuchea. Town Hall, Sat 22 December (With Malcolm McNeill, Canterbury Bush Orchestra, Three Penny Folly. Erewhon Morris Team, Dalaraida [Dalriada], Amici Chamber Music Orchestra - John Snelgrove trumpet; compered by The Wizard) [1979?] Quantity: 33 posters. Physical Description: Screenprints, offset prints and photocopies, sizes varying up to around 420 x 300 mm.

Date: 1980 - 1989

From: Garland, Phil (Collector): [Posters and ephemera relating to folk music, popular music. 1960-2009]

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-Garland-1980s

Description: Ephemera and posters relating to folk music and to the career of Phil Garland: [Undated 1980s?] Photocopy of a sketch of a man with a guitar (2 copies) Photocopy of a sketch of a kiwi playing an accordion (2 copies) Devonport Folk Music Club. The Bunker, Mt Victoria 8 pm, every Monday [1980s?] Clubtalk Promotions are proud to present Phil Garland & Martin Curtis. New Zealanders touring 7-17 Sept "Don't miss these outstanding artists!" [1980s?] Clubtalk Promotions are proud to present Phil Garland & Martin Curtis [1980s?] (2 copies) "Kiwis all" featuring Phil Garland supported by Carol Holmes, Sara Jameson, Malcolm Clapp. Brownies, Paddington Green [Sydney]. Sunday 26 April. Presented by Folkhaven [1981 or 1970?] Phil Garland; songs, ballads and yarns from colonial yesteryears [1980s?] (uses photo that appeared on "Springtime in the mountains" 1984)(2 copies) Phil Garland; professional guitar tuition [small yellow flyer. 1980s?] (uses photo that appeared on "Springtime in the mountains" 1984) 1980: Folk music New Zealand style; top recording folklorists and story tellers in music. Nov. 12, 8 pm. Phil Garland & Frank Fyfe with Jim Delahunty and Joan Prior. Wellington Folk Centre, 10 Holland St. [1980] (2 copies) Fun for all the family. Irish Ceili Dance. St Luke's Church Hall, Burton St, Concord [January - June 1980] 1981: Phil Garland. Alice Springs, Sunday 3 May. presented by the Folk Touring Circuit. Plus similar with no date and place filled in 1982: Banks Peninsula Folk Club presents Priscilla Herdman, Phil Garland, Dalriada. The Folk Centre, Arts Centre Worcester Street Sunday 17 October [1976 or 1982?] (2 copies) Presenting the musical magic of Mike & Michelle Jackson, appearing Centre Gallery, Arts Centre, Sunday 10 October. Guests Canterbury Bush Orchestra [1982] (2 copies) Presenting the musical magic of Mike & Michelle Jackson. Rush Print [Yellow poster] (2 copies) From the U.S.A. Gypsy Mountain Pickers with John Hore Grenell, appearing at New Gladstone Wed. 27th Oct [1982] 7th Canterbury Folk Festival. Diamond Harbour, Easter 1982. The best of folk music on tap 1982 National Folk Festival of New Zealand. St Patrick's College Wellington, Queen's Birthday Weekend, 2-7 June [1982] 1984: 9th Canterbury Folk Festival. Amberley Domain, Easter 1984 (Tony Miles, Read Hudson, Alan Young, Dave Kidd, Paul Bond, Phil Garland, Rimu Rattlers, Martin Curtis, Hubert Kwisthout, Paul Marks, Lynn Clark, John & Paddy Harte, Bushfire, Canty Bush Orchestra, John Stafford) (2 copies) Centre Trax Tours presents Phil Garland. Songs, ballads and yarns from New Zealand past and present. Appearing Wed 30th May at the Tennant Creek Kitchen [1984] Centre Trax Tours presents Phil Garland. Songs, ballads and yarns from New Zealand past and present. Appearing Wed 30th May at the Sun Turret Darwin, Sunday 20 May 1984 Centre Trax Tours presents Phil Garland. Songs, ballads and yarns from New Zealand past and present [1984?] (6 copies with no place and date filled in) Centre Trax Tours presents Phil Garland in concert. Walkabout Saloon Bar, Wed 23 May [1984?]. Small flyer Eighteenth National Folk Festival, Canberra, Easter 1984. Australian National University, 20-23 April. 1985: 10th Whare Flat Folk Festival, 29 December '85 - 2 January '86. Contact PO Box 6093, Dunedin 1986: Ballads to Blues. The concert (John Kirkpatrick, Chris Penman, Martha Louise, Robbie Laven, Marion Arts, Dave Murphy, Marg Layton, Phil Garland & the Canterbury Bush Orchestra). As part of the twenty second National Folk Festival being held at St Patrick's College Kilbirn[i]e, Friday 30 May to Sunday 1 June with assistance from the Regional Arts Council. June 1st Opera House [Wellington. 1986] Quantity: 23 posters. Physical Description: Screenprints, offset prints and photocopies, sizes varying up to around 420 x 300 mm.

Date: 1966 - 1970

By: Wellington Folk Centre

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-WFC-1970/1990

Description: Includes: 1970s: [Collage]. Judy Douglas (fiddle), Garret Evan (guitar). On board Kapiti Folk Club will begin at eight o'clock on 2nd and 4th Mondays of every month at the studio of the Mana Little Theatre at Plimmerton [1970s?]. Small poster Margret Roadknight [on] Festival [1970s?]. Small poster with portrait photograph 1970: The NZ Folk Foundation presents Mike Seeger (With Hamilton County Bluegrass Band, Alice Seeger, Colin Heath, Max Winnie, Graeme Nesbitt). [1970?]. Programme (2 copies)Sixth National Folk Festival. Wellington Polytechnic, Queen's Birthday weekend, May 30,31, June 1, 1970. From Britain ... A L Lloyd. Flyer 1972: Rod McKuen in concert. Tour booklet [1972] 1973?: Famous bluesmen on campus; Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee. Campus concerts Auckland 27 July; Wellington 31 July; Christchurch 1 August; Dunedin 2 August [1973?]. Flyer 1975: Sawyers Arms Folk Festival. Tikokino, Labour Weekend 1975. Further information, write to Box 919 Hastings (2 copies) 1980s: Harry Harpoon and the Housewreckers [Offset print, group photograph. 1980s?] 1980: Wellington Folk Festival 1980. Queen's Birthday Weekend, 30 May - 2 June, New St Patricks College, Kilbirnie. Small poster 1983: Wellington Folk Centre presents Chris Thompson. Original material. 22 April [1983]. Small poster 1984: Clubfolk Promotions are proud to present Phil Garland & Martin Curtis. Wellington Folk Centre, 15 Sept [1984]. Small poster 1985: Auckland's Chris Thompson. The "Direct from the Stevie Ray Vaughan Tour" tour. Wellington Folk Centre, 2 march [1985]. Small poster (2 copies) British Isles folk master Martin Carthy, ex Steeleye Span. Wellington Folk Centre, 14 February [1985]. Small poster with photographic portrait Paul Metsers, songwriter. Australia-New Zealand tour '85. Wellington Folk Centre, 7 March [1985]. Small poster (2 copies) 1986: Paul Bond, singer, songwriter, guitarist. Concert at No. 10 Holland St, Sat 30 Aug [1986]. Small poster (2 copies) 1989: Wellington Folk Centre. Folk Centre news (re concert by Rua - pictured) [1989] Wellington Folk Centre. Folk Centre news (re concert by Phil Garland - pictured) [1989?] Wellington Folk Centre. Folk Centre news (re concert by Trevor Bycroft, 2 April; Mike & Carol Dee, 9 April; Dave Hollis 16 April; Fenians, 23 April; Mary Hubble and Sue Hirst, 30 April)[1989?] 1990: 17th Auckland Folk Festival. Overseas guests in concert, musical workshops, Morris dancing, Country dancing. Knock-Na-Gree, oratia, 26-29 January 1990. Small blue poster Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying up to 330 mm. Provenance: Donated by Wellington Folk Centre in 1992.

Date: 1966 - 1970

By: Wellington Folk Centre

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-WFC-1966/1970

Description: This material is housed together in this folder because all items are smoke-browned: 1960s?: Fondella Coffee House, Courtenay place. Folk-singing, jug bands, blues. Friday & Saturday nights 7.30 on [late 1960s?]. Small poster Folk-Blues presented at Blues-Haven, Fondella Coffee House, Courtenay Place. Friday Saturday & Sunday nights, 8 pm onward. On sale - coffee and a variety of light refreshments [late 1960s?]. Small poster The Wellington Folk Music Club meets Sundays 2 pm, at St Thomas' Church Hall, Riddford Street, Newtown. All welcome, bring your guitar! [late 1960s?]. Small poster Port Nicholson Folk Club. Spring Folk; 5 concerts September 3rd, 9th, 23rd, October 2nd & 8th ... proceeds to keep NZFLS full time collector Phil Garland on the road. Small flyer Port Nicholson Folk Club. Admit one to the Grand Folk Concert [Ticket. Late 1960s?] Serenity Festival of Arts. Putiki, Wanganui 14-16 December [late 1960s?]. Small poster 1968: Folk concert, featuring Pauline Brown, Frank Fyfe, Dave Hart, David & Jean James, Paul Metsers, Don Milne, Mitch Park, Joan Prior, Frank Scaglione. 8 pm 14 Dec 1968, Savage Club Hall, 1 Kent Terrace. Small poster (2 copies) Folk concert, Old Timey & Country, featuring alive on stage & in person "The Buckhead Strugglers", "The North Georgia Hod Carriers and Textile Workers' String Band". Paul Trenwith, Colleen Bain, frank Sillay & Prof Don Milne; Max Winnie, Joan Prior, Paul Metsers & Lynne & Helen Gifford. Library Lecture Hall, 2 October [1968?]. Port Nicholson Folk Club. Small poster Folk grand concert featuring direct from Auckland Curly Del-Monte, Lynne Pyke [Pike], Pitt Ramsey, with the Windy City Strugglers, in the Memorial Theatre ... 12 September, 14 Sept [1968]. Small poster 1969?: Grand concert. Friday February 21st. Concert Chamber ... "with aim of "accruing sufficient capital to pay the passage of one or more club members to the fair colony of Queensland to take part in the Moreton Bay Folk Festival" [1969?]. Small flyer Kapiti and Devonport Folk Clubs song writing competition, to celebrate the passing of two hundred years since the landing upon these shores of Captain james Cook [1969]. Small poster (2 copies) 5 NFF Wgtn 69. National Folk Festival Queens Birthday May 30 1969. Wgtn Polytechnic. ... Write now for the lowdown to National Folk Foundation, PO Box 1727 Wellington Taurewa '69. traditional folk festival, Dec 31 - Jan 2 [1968-1969] (Small poster (2 copies) 1971?: Folk concert. Steve Robinson, Country Deal, Robert Duncan, Frank Sillay, John Sutherland, Jim Delahunty, Val Murphy, Frank Fyfe. Concert Chamber, Friday Jan 29th [1971?]. Small poster (2 copies) Non-New Zealand: Remter, Hamburg 36, Neue Rabenstrasse 27. September programm 1974. Small poster Matilda's Folk Club. Free; artists welcome. Mon, Tue, Wed. Aussie, Bluegrass, Old-time, at The Old Swan, 206 Kensington Church St, opp Notting Hill Gate tube Lightnin' Hopkins June 2-14; New Lost City Ramblers and Pam Poland and Ry Cooder June 16-21; Barbara Dane and the Freedom Theatre June 23-27. Ash Grove [USA? 1960s?]. Small poster Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying up to 330 mm. Provenance: Donated by Wellington Folk Centre in 1992.

Date: 1940-1949

From: Unity Theatre :[Programmes, fliers and small posters relating to plays and dramatic performances]

Reference: Eph-B-UNITY-1940s

Description: Includes: 1946: "All god's chillun got wings", by Eugene O'Neill. Play reading produced by Richard Campion. Cast includes: Edith Campion, Dorothy McKegg, John McCreary, Aithna Cato, and Kathleen Ross. Theatre rooms, 134 Cuba Street, 28 July 1946 1947: "Close quarters" by W. O. Somin. Play reading produced by Catherine Crosse. With Nola Millar, and Don McClymont. Theatre rooms, 134 Cuba Street, 20 April 1947. Flier "All god's chillun got wings", by Eugene O'Neill. Town Hall Concert Chamber, 14-15 March 1947. Flier 1948: "The Apple cart", by George Bernhard Shaw. Play reading produced by James Delahunty. Cast includes: Virginia Stott, George Webby, Nola Millar, Bruce Mason, John McCreary, and Elizabeth Stead. Theatre Rooms, 30 May 1948. Flier / cast list from secretary Donald McClymont "Born yesterday", by Garson Kanin. Play reading produced by Beatrice Ashton. Cast includes: Bruce Mason, Diana Mason, Kathleen Ross, George Webby, Les Souness, and John Ashton. Theatre Rooms, 134 Cuba Street, 18 December 1948. Flier / cast list from secretary, Bruce Mason. "Distant point", by Afinogenev. Produced by George Webby. Cast includes: Marc Frankel, Olive Wright, June Delahunty, Ray Nunes, Pamela Stewart, Ray Nunes, and Elizabeth Stead. Flier / cast list "Julius Casear", by William Shakespeare. Play reading produced by Michael Turnbull and James Delahunty; Stage manager Athol Howarth; lighting Phillip Evans; Music Bruce Mason. Cast includes: Richard Collins, Bruce Mason, Michael Turnbull, James Delahunty, Ray Nunes, George Webby, and Leslie Souness. Theatre Rooms, 134 Cuba Street, 20 June 1948. Flier / programme from secretary D McClymont. "The male animal" by James Thurber and Elliot Nugent. Produced by Robert Stead; set design by George Eiby and Helen Hitchings. Cast includes: Bruce Mason, Brigid Lenihan, George Webby, and Beatrice and John Ashton. Town Hall Concert Chamber 12-14 August 1948. Programme, flier "The male animal" by James Thurber and Elliot Nugent. Produced by Robert Stead; set design by George Eiby and Helen Hitchings. Cast includes: Bruce Mason, Brigid Lenihan, George Webby, and Beatrice and John Ashton. Municipal Theatre Napier, 25 October 1948. Programme Our Town", by Thornton Wilder. Play reading produced by Nola Millar; stage manager Nat Beatus. Cast includes: Nat Beatus, Shirley Maddock, Bruce Mason, George Webby, June Delahunty, Joan O'Brien, and Brigid Lenihan.Theatre Rooms, 27 June 1948. Flier / cast list "The three sisters" by Anton Chekhov. Play reading produced by Robert Stead and Richard Campion. Cast includes: Edith Campion, George Webby, Richard Campion, George Webby, Donald McClymont, Vivienne Heiss, and Elizabeth Stead. Theatre Rooms, 18 April 1948. Flier / cast list from secretary, Don McClymont "The women" by Clare Boothe. Produced by Robert Stead; stage manager H. Downes, lighting by P. Evans. Cast includes: Diana Mason, Winifred Robertson, Pamela Stewart, Pat Warner, Eve Major, and Jacqueline Richards Theatre Rooms, 27 June 1948. Flier / cast list from secretary, D McClymont 1949: Annual general meeting on 23 March 1949. Notification from Bruce Mason as Unity Theatre Secretary. "An enemy of the people" by Henrik Ibsen. Produced by John McCreary; set design by George Eiby. Cast includes: Nat Beatus, Harry Wilkins, Mary Hopewell, June Delahunty, Basil Barker, Don Singe, and George Webby. Town Hall Concert Chamber, 3-5 November 1949. Programme "Crisis in heaven" by Eric Linklater. Play reading produced by Catherine and H.E.P Downes. Cast includes: Nat Beatus, H.E.P. Downes, Jackie Richards, Amos McKegg, and Jim Delahunty. Held in the rooms of the Society for Closer Relations with Russia (SCR), 212 Lambton Quay, 11 May 1949. Newsletter from secretary, Mrs J. Delahunty "Har:Eqiomade" [ie Harlequinade"], by Terence Rattigan. Produced by Nola Millar. Cast includes: Nola Millar, John McCreary, George Webby, Beatrice Ashton, Kathleen Ross, Gloria van de Poots, and Coeur de la Cour. Diocesan Church Hall, Sydney St East, 3 September 1949. Flier "King Richard 11", by William Shakespeare. Play reading produced by Katherine Ross. Cast includes Bruce Mason, Nola Miller [sic], Patricia Warner, Jack Shallcrass, Nat Beatus, and George Webby. Theatre Rooms, 134 Cuba Street, 25-26 September 1949. Newsletter from secretary, Bruce Mason. "The moon in the yellow river", by Denis Johnston. Produced by Nat Beatus, set design by George Eiby, music arranged by Leslie Souness. Cast includes: Grace Buchanan, Shirley Williams, Hein Jurgensen, Phyllys MacCormac, John Simpson, Jack Shallcrass, and Jim Delahunty. Town Hall Concert Chamber 27-30 July 1949. Programme "No smoking", by Benavente Jacinto. Produced by Jim Delahunty. With Gertrude Nieman, Shirley Williams, and Richard Collins. Diocesan Church Hall, Sydney St East, 3 September 1949. Flier "Our Town", by Thornton Wilder. Produced by Nola Miller [sic]. Cast includes: Bruce Mason, Catherine Downes, George Webby, Nat Beatus, and James Delahunty. Town Hall Concert Chamber 9-12 March 1949. Programme, and flier Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Photocopies and offset prints, sizes varying around 300 x 200 mm.

Date: 2000 - 2009

Reference: Eph-B-POLITICS-2000/2009

Description: Includes election campaign fliers and general political statements and opinions, including: Jim Anderton (Progressive Party). News from parliament, Winter 2004 October 15th Solidarity newsletter, 30 March 2008 The Outside Party flier ca 2005? New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services. Election 2005. Key questions for candidates. DIG, produced by Jim Delahunty. 2004 Politicians "Works" reminder. Produced by Gunter Ansorge, Tauranga, 2002 Churches' Agency on Social Issues. "Before you vote" Maxim Institute. August 2002 Campaign Against Foreign Control of Aotearoa. 2000 Statement of Government intentions for an improved community-government relationship. December 2001 Also includes: Office of the Clerk. General information 2009 (Booklet) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs and other prints, sizes varying below 330 mm

Date: 26 July 1994

From: Cappuccino Oral History Project

By: Delahunty, Jim, 1925-2010

Reference: OHInt-0281/4

Description: Jim Delahunty born Auckland. Talks of arrival of first ancestors in New Zealand in 1849, settling in Appleby. Recalls growing up in Freeman's Bay, Auckland; father's interest in singing; influence and personality of Colin Scrimgeour in the 1930s; Unemployment March (1931) and election marches (1935); Depression time songs, with reference to `My mans gone' and `The Labour flag'. Mentions touring with Rona Bailey and Neil Colquhoun with collected New Zealand folk songs and the importance of singing to the Irish. Talks about Wellington coffee bars, with reference to Monde Marie, Mary Seddon and regular clients. Mentions the Balladeer, Frank Fyfe. Talks about the upsurge and demise of coffee houses 1950-1970s, and the nature of coffee bars. Also mentions the use of songs in the Trade Union Movement and reasons for the demise of unions. Interviewer(s) - Dinah Priestley Arrangement: Tape numbers - OHC-007323-007324; OHLC-003483-003484 Quantity: 1 printed abstract(s). 2 C60 cassette(s). 1 interview(s). Finding Aids: Abstract Available - abstracting complete AB-1818. Search dates: 1994

Date: 1960 - 1966

By: Wellington Folk Centre

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-WFC-1960/1966

Description: Includes: 1960s?: Admit one to the Grand Folk Concert. Port Nicholson Folk Club. Ticket (undated) 1965: Harry M Miller presents Josh White, Judy Collins, Bud & Travis, The Rooftop Singers, Lou Gottlieb. Pan Pacific International Folk Festival. Wellington Town Hall, 24 May; Auckland Civic Centre, 25 May [1965]. Booking form / pamphlet Peter Frater and Victor Smethurst present "Folk concert down under", with Val Murphy, Rod MacKinnon, John Geoff & Linda, Max Winnie, Dave Corn, Don Toms, Dave Whaley, The Festival Singers. Compere Jae Renaut, bassist John MacKenzie. Concert Chamber Wellington, 9 December 1965. Programme Kerridge Odeon presents "Swingin' 65"; Manfred Mann, the Kinks, the Honeycombs. First NZ tour 1965; with Tony Sheveton, Tommy Adderley, the Merseymen. Programme booklet 1966: Kerridge Odeon presents the British Folk Festival; a heritage of song and music (with Eileen Donaghy, Robin Hall & Jimmie MacGregor, Anita Williams, Charles McDevitt and Shirley Douglas). Booklet, and flier showing New Zealand itinerary, 15 March - 4 April [1966]) Kerridge Odeon presents The Seekers first New Zealand tour. With compere Stewart MacPherson, performers Ray Woolf & the Newsounds, Bill & Boyd, Mark Wynter). Booklet, plus 1 red ticket and 1 blue ticket for seats at St James Theatre Wellington, 5 March [1966] Co-Op Folk ("the first concert to be organised by the Wellington Folk Club"). With Max Winnie, Val Murphy, Jae Renaut, Warwick brock, Marjie Robson, Jim Delahunty, Arthur Toms, Max Winnie, Joan Prior, Rod MacKinnon, and the Tuxedo Jazz Band, [1966]. Programme Folk concert 1. (With Graham McGregor, Pauline Roberts, Hilton Paul, Joan Prior, Max Winnie, Lyn Howie, Mitch Park, Frank Fyfe)[Wellington 1966]. Programme and ticket pass Folk concert [2?]. With Jae Renaut, Pauline Roberts, Lynn Howie, Dave Jordon, Rod MacKinnon, Jae Renaut, Lynne & Helen Gifford, Max Winnie, Linda Sacklin acc by Craig Wrightson, The Blues Project. Programme booklet, plus two pink ticket fragments Folk concert 3. (With Frank Fyfe, Jim Delahunty, Dave Jordan, Jo Rose, Max Winnie, Lynne Gifford, Rod MacKinnon, Lynn Howie, Jae Renaut [ca 1966]. Programme 1966 Wellington Folk Festival. Organisers Peter Frater and Frank Fyfe. Programme Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying up to 240 mm. Provenance: Donated by Wellington Folk Centre in 1992.

Date: 1966 - 1970

By: Wellington Folk Centre; Gottlieb, Louis (Dr), 1923-1996

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-WFC-1965/1969

Description: Includes: 1965: Harry M Miller presents Pan Pacific International Folk Festival. (Josh White, Judy Collins, Bud & Travis, The Rooftop Singers, Lou Gottlieb) [1965]. Programme (back cover missing) Chamber Music Federation presents the Thelonious Monk Quartet. [New Zealand tour April 1965]. Programme (2 copies, each a different size) The New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation through the courtesy of the United States Department of State presents University of Denver Jazz Band. Wellington Opera House, 5-6 march 1965. programme 1966: Kerridge Odeon presents the British Folk festival; a heritage of song and music (with Eileen Donaghy, Robin Hall & Jimmie MacGregor, Anita Williams, Charles McDevitt & Shirley Douglas). [1966]. Programme Folk concert 3, with Rod MacKinnon, Jae Renaut, Jim Delahunty, Lynne Gifford, Frank Fyfe and from Palmerston North Jo Rose and Dave Jordan. Concert Chamber, 30 July. Bookings DIC and Balladeer [1966] Jazz meets folk. (With Hilton Paul, Maxton Winnie, Sir James Delahunty, Rev Graham Mcgregor, Heath Brothers Washboard band, Tuxedo Jazz Band). [Wellington July 1966]. Programme 1967: By arrangement with Aztec Services-Stadiums, Harry M Miller presents the Big Show - Eric Burdon and The Animals, Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick & Tich, Paul & Barry Ryan, Larry's Rebels. April 1967. Souvenir programme The Brothers Four; Bob Flick, Dick Foley, Mike Kirkland, John Paine. Wellington Town Hall, 17 August 1967. Programme Kerridge odeon presents Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen. 1967 New Zealand tour. Programme Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying up to 330 mm. Provenance: Donated by Wellington Folk Centre in 1992.

Date: 1967-1968, 2005

From: Garland, Phil, 1942-2017: Papers and recordings

Reference: MSCD-2895

Description: Jim Delahunty Live 2005, Bluegrass Club, Petone: 1. Concert Part 1 2. Concert Part 2 NZFLS Revival Recordings c. 1966-7: 3. Taumaranui 4. Come All You Tonguers (Jim D) 5. Waitekauri (Jim D) 6. Trade of Kauri Gum (Jim D) 7. Brunner Mine (Phil Garland) 8. Viva La Compagnie (Sam Sampson) 9. Double-Bunking (Sam Sampson) Quantity: 1 compact disc(s).

Date: 1977

Reference: Eph-B-SIS-1977

Description: Includes: [Sticker]: Protect privacy. Oppose the SIS Bill [Sticker]: SIS phone bugging is wrong. Stop the buggers. Support the Values Party - Abolish the SIS (2 copies) Broadsheet by Brian Bell. An open letter to the sycophantic elbow-benders in Bellamy's on the nefarious subversion of Berty Russell and John Milton [shows sketch of Brian Bell by Brockie] Creeping fascism; the SIS bill ... Published by VUWSA Students Against Imperialism Demonstrate to throw out the SIS Bill. Friday 14 Oct 12 noon, Parliament (2 copies, black and white) Does the SIS want you? The security Intelligence Service Bill is a serious threat to the rights of many New Zealand people. Issued by the Combined State Services Organisations (2 copies) Fascism in a 'Democracy'; why is it happening here? Break undemocratic laws! Published by Students Against Imperialism, VUWSA (2 copies) Fascist laws have hit overstayers, solo mothers, trade unions ... now the S.I.S. phone bugging bill threatens the right to oppose these laws! Oppose police state laws... 23 September [1977]. Yellow flier Forum. Tues 12 Noon Hall. How the SIS Bill effects [ie affects] US. hear Pat Kelly, Russell Marshall, Jim Delahunty (2 copies) Future looks bleak. Does the SIS affect you? Why more police? Why so much antiworker legislation? What is fascism? Published by the CPNZ Wellington branch, October 1977 (2 copies) Hold it right there! SIS Bill - Public Opinion. Rally Parliament grounds, Fri 14th 12.00 pm Labour's view. The New Zealand labour Party is opposed to this SIS Bill and will repeal it on attaining office (2 copies) List of SIS agents - soon to become illegal (2 copies) New Zealanders - it's time to stand up and FIGHT! The SIS Bill ... Throw out the Bill (1 green copy, 2 pink copies, 1 white copy) New Zealanders ... your democratic rights are at stake. Defend them! Wednesday Nov. 2, 12 noon, Parliament grounds (2 copies) OASIS Social. Friday November 11, starting at 8.30 pm in the restaurant and lounge, Student Union Building (2 copies) OASIS song and chant sheet (pink) (2 copies) OASIS (B) newsletter, 25 September 1977 OASIS (B) News flash, 21 October 1977 OASIS Organising meeting, Ewen Hall, YWCA, 30 October 1977 OASIS (B) newsletter, 3 November 1977 (2 copies) Organisation Against the SIS, PO Box 2258, Christchurch. Newsletter December 1977 Remember democracy? Join the Remembrance Day march; assemble Bunny Street 6.30 pm, Friday Nov. 11th (2 copies) The rich man and his house; a parable dedicated at the feet of the all-wise master by C.J.S. S.I.S! Help oppose the SIS Bill! (shows spy peering in a window at night). Organising meeting, Thursday 29th Sept. The SIS Bill & you. Public servants. Post Office workers. Teachers. Nurses. Railway workers. This bill is aimed at you. Protest now. Issued by Combined State Service Organisations [yellow sheet] (2 copies) SIS Bill - Fascism in NZ. Song and marching sheet (2 copies) Throw out the SIS Bill. Rally Friday Oct. 14, Parliament 12 noon [pink sheet] (2 copies) Urgent. 12 September 1977 [newsletter from W J Scott, President of the NZ Council for Civil Liberties] (2 copies) We haven't thrown out the SIS Bill yet! If you joined the march last Friday, there are activities planned for Tuesday (pink sheet featuring Ronald Searle cartoon of St Trinians schoolgirls) We oppose the Security Intelligence Service ... if you are concerned about this legislation, then come and discuss it in the Limes Room, Town Hall, October 10th 1977. Canterbury Council for Civil Liberties We will make them throw out the Bill! The SIS Bill comes back into the House today! Be there! Show our opposition is firm! Rally at parliament 12 noon today, Tuesday Oct 18. Demonstration at 5 pm [1 yellow copy, 2 white copies) We're heading for a police state ... Public meeting Monday 10th October State Opera House; Protest march and rally, 14th October; Demonstration all day on the day the Bill comes into Parliament. Published by OASIS (B) (2 copies) Who needs the SIS? Will it make any difference to you if the SIS Bill is made law? Published by CPNZ Wellington Branch, 17 October 1977. Quantity: 2 stickers. 31 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Cyclostyled and photocopied sheets, sizes varying up to 330 mm.

From: Roth, Herbert Otto, 1917-1994: Collected papers, personal papers, photographs and ephemera

Reference: MS-Papers-6164-019

Description: Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: [Mar-May 1999]

From: Hataitai Residents' Association : Records

Reference: 2003-380-34

Description: Inward and outward correspondence from Mar-May 1999; also includes reports, submissions etc Other Titles - Absolutely Wellington (Mar, Apr 1999) Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: 1948

From: Maddock-Esther, Shirley :Photographs of Unity Theatre productions of Our town written by Thornton Wilder, and The male animal, written by James Thurber

Reference: 1/2-168540-F

Description: Cast from a production of 'Our town', written by Thornton Wilder, staged by Unity Theatre by producer Nola Millar, in the Concert Chamber, Wellington Town Hall, in 1948. From left, front row: Pat Earle, George Webby, Jim Delahunty, Kate Ross. Back row: Beatrice Ashton, Shirley Maddock. Photograph probably taken by John Ashton. Quantity: 1 b&w copy negative(s). Physical Description: Film negative

Date: 1980

By: Acoustic Routes (Organization)

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-1980-01

Description: A poster in the form of an old scrolled poster. There is an inset photograph of a New Zealand lake and mountains and inset portraits of folk singers Phil Garland and Frank Fyfe. At top left is an illustration of a prospector, and at top right a woman in Victorian costume. Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s) on poster.. Physical Description: Photocopy on poster 365 x 255 mm.

Date: 1966

From: [Ephemera of quarto size, collected by the Wellington Folk Club. ca 1965-1969]

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-WFC-1966-01

Description: Yellow flier announcing a folk concert shows a sketch of a guitarist in dungarees, walking with his guitar and a bed roll. Bookings for the concert could be made at D.I.C. or the Balladeer Coffee Tavern. Quantity: 1 b&w art print(s). Physical Description: Mimeograph, 335 x 207 mm. on yellow paper