Wauchop, William Simon, 1889-1971

Date: 1964 - 1969

From: Roberts, Rex, fl 1970-1990s (collector) :[Collection of art exhibition and dealers' catalogues, 1914-1999].

By: Alexander Turnbull Library; Auckland City Art Gallery

Reference: E-929-F-004

Description: Includes: New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts catalogues: Annual 1964-1968; Autumn 1964-1965, 1967-1969; Sculpture Pottery and Graphic Arts 1965. Alexander Turnbull Library. A selection of early New Zealand paintings 1840-1900 from the collections of the Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington. 1965. [Catalogue] George French Angas. South Australia. Facsimile editions of the works of George French Angas. A H & A W Reed. 1967. Arts & Crafts Wairoa. Selections from 19th Centurey New Zealand painting. May 2nd to 6th 1966. [Catalogue] Auckland City Art Gallery. Summary catalogue of the collection. October 1964. Auckland City Art Gallery. Australian painting XIX and XX century. [1964] Auckland City Art Gallery. James Nairn [and] Edward Fristrom. August 1964 [Catalogue] Auckland City Art Gallery. New Zealand painting. 1966 [Catalogue] Auckland Star Post Primary art exhibition 1964. Catalogue. Auckland Star Post Primary art exhibition 1965. Catalogue. Auckland Star Post Primary art exhibition 1966. Catalogue. Auckland War Memorial Museum. Centennial Street 1866; handbook of colonial collections. August 1966. Bishop Suter Art Gallery. Catalogue. 1964. Contemporary painting in New Zealand; an exhibition organised by the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council. [1966. Catalogue with biographical notes on Rita Angus, Don Binney, Bryan Dew, John Drawbridge, Robert Ellis, Suzanne Goldberg, Rudolf Gopas, Patrick Hanly, Colin McCahon, Milan Mrkusich, Don Peebles, Ross Ritchie, W A Sutton, Philip Trusttum, M T Woollaston] Dominion Museum. Historical New Zealand exhibition Wellington New Zealand. April 14 - May 24 1965. Catalogue of rare prints, lithographs, etc. Eight New Zealand artists: Binney, Ellis, Garrity, Hanly, McCahon, Mrkusich, Ritchie, Twiss. [Nov-December 1965. Catalogue]. Hocken Library, University of Otago. The origins of Frances Hodgkins; an exhibition of paintings in the centennial year of her birth. 1969. [Catalogue] Hocken Library, University of Otago. Three generations; paintings by J C Richmond, D K Richmond, E H Atkinson. November 1966. Hoyte, J C. New Zealand paintings by J C Hoyte. Series 1. Auckland, Hooker and Company Ltd, 1968. James Smith's Gallery. Exhibition of paintings by W S Wauchop and Carl T Laugeson in James Smith's Gallery (2nd floor) cornerof Cuba & Manners Streets, Wellington. September 29th to October 10th 1969. [Catalogue] McCormick, E H. Sir William Fox, public man and painter. Wellington, Alexander Turnbull Library Endowment Trust Board, 1966. McLeavey, Peter. Fine arts newsletter from Wellington - YCs. 16.3.68 [Typescript text of a radio broadcast, 16 March 1968]. National Art Gallery (Wellington). Early New Zealand; watercolours and drawings from the Chevalier, J C Richmond and Swainson collections at the National Art Gallery, Wellington New Zealand. [1960s] National Art Gallery (Wellington). Nairn and his associates; selected from works in the collection of the National Art Gallery, Wellington New Zealand. [Catalogue and supplement. 1960s] National Art Gallery (Wellington). Van der Velden; paintings and drawings in the collection of the National Art Gallery. April 1968. New Zealand Publishing Society. Suzanne Goldberg. Studies of New Zealand painters, no. 1. Auckland. 1967. Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council of New Zealand. Frances Hodgkins 1869-1947; a centenary exhibition. [Catalogue. 1969] Three New Zealand artists: John Hutton, Douglas MacDiarmid, William Newland. An exhibition at New Zealand House, Haymarket London, SW1. 11 May - 5 June 1964. [Catalogue] Canterbury Society of Arts catalogues for 1855, 1962 and 1963 from Mr Roberts' donation have been shelved in the sequence in the Serials Collection, Alexander Turnbull Library. Quantity: 27 monographs, 1 typescript and 11 NZAFA catalogues. Physical Description: Booklets and monographs sizes varying. Provenance: Donated by Mr Rex Roberts in 2003.

Date: 1916

From: [Theatre programmes of quarto size for shows and performances toured throughout New Zealand by J C Williamson]

By: Mitchell, Murray J, active 1940s-1990

Reference: Eph-B-WILLIAMSON-1916

Description: Includes programmes for the following: Edward Branscombe Proprietary Ltd. The Pink Dandies. Town Hall Concert Chamber (Wellington). 7 June 1916. [Programme]. Edward Branscombe Proprietary Ltd. The Pink Dandies. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 3 July 1916. [Programme]. Edward Branscombe Pty Limited. The Pink Dandies. Country tour. [July 1916]. [Programme]. Miss Gladys Campbell and pupils. "Sunset land" in five acts. Grand Opera House. 28-29 July 1916. [Programme]. Miss Gladys Campbell and pupils. "Sunset land". Grand Opera House Wellington. 29 August 1916. [Programme]. Charley's Aunt Comedy Company. "Charley's Aunt". Grand Opera House Wellington. 23-25 March 1916. [Programme]. Charley's Aunt Comedy Company. Direction Messrs C Bentley Russell and Norman Aitken. "Charley's aunt". Theatre Royal Christchurch. 22-26 April 1916. [Programme]. Christchurch Orchestral Society. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 21 June 1916. [Proramme]. Christchurch Orchestral Society. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 23 August 1916. [Programme]. "Les Cloches de Corneville". Producer Mr Tom Pollard. Profits to be handed over to the Otago Women's Patriotic Associaition. His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 27 May 1916. [Programme]. Allen Doone. "O'Leary, V.C.". Country tour. June 1916. [Programme]. The Irish singing comedian Allen Doone, supported by the charming American actress Miss Edna Keeley, in "The Colleen Bawn". Grand Opera House Wellington. 12-14 July 1916. [Programme] Allen Doone and Edna Keeley, in "O'Leary, V.C.", "The Colleen Bawn", "The Bold Soger Boy". His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 26 July 1916. Allen Doone. "The Bold Soger Boy", and "O'Leary, V.C.". Theatre Royal Christchurch. 7 August 1916. [Programme] Allen Doone. "The Colleen Bawn" and "The Bold Soger Boy". Theatre Royal Christchurch. 7 August 1916. [Programme] Allen Doone. "O'Leary, V.C.". His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. 26 August 1916. [Programme] Paul Dufault, the world's greatest concert tenor. His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 24-29 April 1916. Programme. Paul Dufault, the world's greatest concert tenor. Assisting artists: Pauline Bindley (soprano), Florence Scapini (violinist), Harold Whittle (pianist). Theatre Royal Christchurch. 4-5 May 1916. [Programme] Paul Dufault. His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. 13-16 May 1916. [Programme]. Paul Dufault, the world's greatest concert tenor. His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 6 June 1916. [Programme flyer]. Paul Dufault. Theatre Royal Christchurch. [7 or 8 June 1916. Programme]. Paul Dufault. Grand Opera House Wellington. 10 June 1916. [Programme] Paul Dufault. His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. 23-24 June 1916. [Programme] Paul Dufault. Three farewell concerts. Grand Opera House Wellington. 11-14 November 1916. [Programme]. Paul Dufault. Three concerts. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 15-18 December [1916. Programme]. Paul Dufault. Farewell to Paul Dufault. His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 12-20 December 1916. [Programme]. Horace Goldin, the world's greatest magician and full company of vaudeville stars. Grand Opera House Wellington. 30 August 1916. [Programme] Horace Goldin, the world's greatest magician and full company of vaudeville stars. His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. 16 September 1916. [Programme] Horace Goldin, the world's greatest magician. His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 11 October 1916. [Programme] Horace Goldin, the world's greatest magician. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 18 October 1916. [Programme] Gonsalez Italian Grand Opera season. (Il Trovatore, La Traviata, Cavalleria Rusticana, I Pagliacci, Lucia de Lammermoor. Grand Opera House Wellington. 5-9 December 1916. [Programme]. Robert Greig and Beatrice Holloway, in a Grand Comedy Attraction. ("Seven keys to Baldpate", A pair of sixes", "The travelling salesman"). His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 1-3 May 1916. [Programme]. "H.M.S. Pinafore" in aid of naval heroes & Red Cross Fund. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 17-19 July 1916. [Programme] Hale Hamilton and Myrtle Tannehill in three farcical comedies, "The Boomerang", "It pays to advertise", and "Twin beds". Grand Opera House. 23 October 1916. [Programme] Hale Hamilton and Myrtle Tannehill in "It pays to advertise", "The Boomerang", "Twin beds". Theatre Royal Christchurch. 4 November 1916. [Programme]. Hale Hamilton and Myrtle Tannehill in "It pays to advertise", "The Boomerang", "Twin beds". His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 23 November 1916. [Programme]. Hale Hamilton and Myrtle Tannehill in "Twin beds". Country tour. 1916. [Programme]. Hale Hamilton and Myrtle Tannehill in "It pays to advertise", "Twin beds", "The Boomerang". His Majesty's Theatre, Auckland. 9 December 1916. [Programme]. Sydney James and his famous Royal Strollers. His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. [29 March - 15 April 1916. Programme]. Sydney James and his Royal Strollers. Grand Opera House. Easter 1916. [Programme]. Sydney James and his famous Royal Strollers. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 8 May 1916. [Programme]. Sydney James and his famous Royal Strollers. His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 19 May 1916. [Programme] Julius Knight and a powerful dramatic company in the Great War play "Under fire". His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. Commencing Easter Saturday. [Programme]. Julius Knight. "Under fire". Country tour 1916. [Programme]. Julius Knight and a powerful dramatic company in the Great War play "Under fire". Grand Opera House Wellington. 9 May 1916. [Programme]. Julius Knight and a powerful dramatic company in the Great War play "Under fire". Princess Theatre Dunedin. 18 May 1916. [Programme]. Julius Knight and a powerful dramatic company in the Great War play "Under fire". Theatre Royal Christchurch. 24 May 1916. [Programme] Philip Lytton presents "The Waybacks at home and in town". His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. 25 November 1916. [Programme]. Stanley McKay's Pantomime Coy in "Boy Blue". Grand Opera House Wellington. 19 Feb (or 11 April? or both?) 1916. [Programme]. Miss A J Menzies and Mr W S Wauchop present their Juvenile Pantomime Company in "A daughter of the gods". In aid of Belgium Relief Fund. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 21-23 November 1916. [Programme] Miss A J Menzies and Mr W S Wauchop present an original pantomime entitle "The Sleeping Beauty" in aid of the Canterbury Patriotic Fund. Theatre Royal Christchurch [1916. Programme]. Alfred Mirovitch & Michael Piastro (piano & violin). Two farewell concerts. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 28 and 30 October 1916. [Programme] Messrs J & N Tait's New English Comedy Company. "Peg o' my Heart". Grand Opera House Wellington. 11 October 1916. [Programme, with head a shoulders portrait of actress Sara Allgood in the front cover] Messr's J & N Tait's New English Comedy Company in "Peg o' my Heart". His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. [28 October 1916. Programme]. J & N Tait present their New English Comedy Company in "Peg o' my heart". His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 18 November 1916. [Programme with half length portrait of actress Sara Allgood on the front cover]. Messrs J & N Tait's New English Comedy Company in "Peg o' my Heart". Theatre Royal Christchurch. [29 November 1916. Programme]. Messrs J & N Tait present their New English Comedy Company in "Peg o' my Heart". Country tour. 1916. [Programme] New Musical Comedy Company. "So long, Letty!". Grand Opera House Wellington. 26 December 1916. [Programme]. The Norwoods, hypnotists. The greatest laugh producing show on earth. Grand Opera House Wellington. 30 September 1916. [Programme] The Norwoods. His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. [19 October 1916. Programme]. Peter Pan Ballet and Wild Flowers, presented by Miss Estelle Beere. Grand Opera House Wellington. 20-21 October 1916. [Programme] Peter Pan Ballet and Wild Flowers, presented by Miss Estelle Beere. Grand Opera House Wellington. 6 November 1916. [Programme]. Royal Comic Opera Coy. "Our Miss Gibbs", "Gypsy love". Grand Opera House Wellington. 21 January 1916. [Programme]. Royal Comic Opera Company. "Our Miss Gibbs", "Gypsy love". Theatre Royal Christchurch. 7 February 1916. [Programme]. Royal Comic Opera Coy in "The Dancing Mistress", "Our Miss Gibbs", "The Quaker Girl", "Ma Mie Rosette". His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 16 February 1916. [Programme]. The Royal Dramatic and Comedy Co Ltd present "Madame X". Grand Opera House Wellington. 18 November 1916. [Programme]. Royal Dramatic and Comedy Company Ltd. "Madame X". His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. 2 December 1916. [Programme]. Royal Dramatic and Comedy Company Ltd. "Are you a mason?" Theatre Royal Christchurch. 26 December 1916. [Programme]. Miss Muriel Starr in "Bought and paid for", "Nobody's widow", "Under cover". His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. 7 February 1916. [Programme]. Hugh D McIntosh's famous Tivoli Follies. His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. 10 July 1916. [Programme] Hugh D McIntosh's famous Tivoli Follies. Grand Opera House. 2 August 1916. [Programme] Hugh D McIntotosh's famous Tivoli Follies. His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 16 August 1916. [Programme] Hugh D McIntosh's famous Tivoli Follies. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 30 August 1916. [Programme] The Tivoli Concert Party. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 19-20 September 1916. [Programme] Wellington Amateur Operatic Society. "San Toy". Grand Opera House Wellington. 19 August 1916. [Programme] Wharenui Juveniles, assisted by pupils of Mr R Mounsey. Red Cross concert. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 17 June 1916. [Programme]. Allan Wilkie and Miss Frediswyde Hunter-Watts. Tercentenary Shakesperian [sic] Company. His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. 8 August 1916. [Programme] Allan Wilkie and Miss Frediswyde Hunter-Watts. Tercentenary Shakesperian [sic] Company. Country tour. [August 1916]. [Programme] Allan Wilkie and Miss Frediswyde Hunter-Watts. Tercentenary Shakespearian Co. "Hamlet", "The Merchant of Venice", "Twelfth night", "Romeo and Juliet", "As you like it", "Othello". Grand Opera House Wellington. 9 September 1916. [Programme] Allan Wilkie and company. [Same repertoire]. Theatre Royal Christchurch. 30 September 1916. [Programme] Allan Wilkie and company. [Same repertoire]. His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 18-24 october 1916. [Programme]. J C Williamson Ltd present their gorgeous annual pantomime extravaganza. Country tour 1916. [Programme] J C Williamson Ltd present their gorgeous annual pantomime extravaganza "Mother Goose". Grand Opera House Wellington. 21 June 1916. [Programme] J C Williamson Ltd present their gorgeous annual pantomime extravaganza "Mother Goose". His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. 17 July 1916. [Programme] (2 copies) J C Williamson Ltd. Gorgeous annual pantomime "Mother Goose". Theatre Royal Christchurch. 2-5 August 1916. [Programme]. J C Williamson Ltd present their "all merry and bright" gorgeous record-breaking annual pantomime extravaganza "Mother Goose". His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 7 August 1916. Programme. YMCA Gymnastic Carnival. Grand Opera House Wellington. 4 November 1916. [Programme]. The Florence Young Coy. "The Climax". His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 4 January 1916. [Programme]. Quantity: 86 programmes. Physical Description: Printed programmes, mainly 250 x 95 mm. Provenance: Donated by Mr M J Mitchell in 1990.

Date: 1956

Reference: Eph-A-WELLINGTON-REPERTORY-1956

Description: Includes: "Father of the bride", by Caroline Franke. Directed by Cedric E Gardiner. Grand Opera House. 25 August - 1 September 1956. Programme (2 copies). "The happy time", by Samuel Taylor. Produced by Elsie Lloyd. 30th anniversary production. [1956]. Programme (2 copies). "Heaven can wait", by Harry Segall. Directed by Roy Leywood. Grand Opera House. 7-14 April 1956. Programme (2 copies) "Laura", by Vera Caspary and George Sklar. Directed by Eileen Teward. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 14-18 July 1956. Programme (2 copies) "The masterbuilder", by Henrik Ibsen, translated by Eva La [Le] Gallienne. Directed by Maria Dronke. Grand Opera House. 21-28 July 1956. Programme (2 copies). "Mother Goose" (Christmas pantomime). Directed by W S Wauchop, with David Tinkham as Mother Goose. Grand Opera House Wellington. 30 November - 12 December 1956. Programme (2 copies) and flyer. "One wild oat", directed by Ronald Bowie. Grand Opera House. 6-13 October 1956. Programme (2 copies - and extra copy with telegram from Maragret Turnbull and Nola Millar) "The spider ring" directed by Donald McLeod, and "English flummery" directed by Pauline Kermode. Paramount Studios, 9-11 November [1956]. Programme Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset lithographs on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.

Date: 1943

By: Johnson, Evelyn, active 1940s

Reference: Eph-A-WELLINGTON-REPERTORY-1943

Description: Includes: "The corn is green", by Emlyn Williams. Produced by Ngaio Marsh. Technical College Buckle Street. 18-22 May 1943. Programme (2 copies) "Days to come", by Lillian Hellman. Reading held in the Studio, 19 October 1943. [Typescript list of cast and scenes on single sheet] "Jeanie", by Aimee Stuart. Reading held in the Studio, 14 September 1943. [Typescript list of cast and scenes on single sheet] "The rose without a thorn", by Clifford Bax. Produced by Bernard Beeby. Technical College Buckle Street. 30 November - 4 December 1943. Programme (2 copies). "Tons of money", by Will Evans and Valentine. Produced by G Helen Gard'ner. Technical College Buckle Street. 24-28 August 1943. Programme (2 copies). "Twelfth night", by William Shakespeare. Produced by W S Wauchop. Technical College Buckle Street. 30 March - 3 April 1943. Programme (2 copies) "The watch on the Rhine", by Lillian Hellman. Produced by W S Wauchop. Technical College Buckle Street. 6-10 July 1943. Programme (2 copies). "You can't take it with you", by Moss Hart and George S Kaufman. Produced by W S Wauchop. Technical College Buckle Street. 12-16 October 1943. Programme (2 copies). Several programme covers feature illustrations by Evelyn Johnson. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset lithograph on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.

Date: 1946

By: Johnson, Evelyn, active 1940s

Reference: Eph-A-WELLINGTON-REPERTORY-1946

Description: Includes: "Accent on youth", by Samson Raphaelson. Directed by W S Wauchop. Grand Opera House [1946]. Programme (2 copies). "The blue bird", by Maurice Maeterlinck. Produced by W S Wauchop. [December 1946?]. Programme (2 copies) "Jacobowsky and the colonel", by Franz Werfel and S N Behrman. Produced by W S Wauchop. Grand Opera House. 27 July - 3 August [1946]. Programme (2 copies) "Rebecca", by Daphne du Maurier. Produced by Bernard Beeby. [1946]. Programme (2 copies) "The skin of our teeth", by Thornton Wilder. Produced by G H A Swan. Grand Opera House. 18-25 May 1946. programme (2 copies) and flier. "What every woman knows", by J M Barrie. Produced by Ernest Le Grove. Grand Opera House Wellington. 14-21 September 1946. Programme (2 copies). Several programme covers feature illustrations by Evelyn Johnson. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset lithographs on programmes, sizes below 250 mm. Provenance: One programme from the collection of Karen Glasgow.

Date: 1938

Reference: Eph-A-WELLINGTON-REPERTORY-1938

Description: Includes: "The amazing Dr Clitterhouse", by Barre Lyndon. Produced by Leo du Chateau. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 18-22 October 1938. Programme (2 copies) "I have been here before", by J B Priestley. Produced by W S Wauchop. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 29 November - 3 December 1938. Programme (2 copies). "The Marquise", by Noel Coward. Produced by Leo du Chateau. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 22-26 March 1938. Programme (2 copies) "The Merchant of Venice", by William Shakespeare. Produced by W S Wauchop. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 17-21 May 1938. Programme (2 copies) "The Second Mrs Tanqueray", by Sir Arthur Pinero. Produced by Leo du Chateau. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 12-16 July 1938. Programme (2 copies). "Storm in a teacup", by James Bridie. produced by W S Wauchop. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 6-10 September 1938. Programme (2 copies) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Letterpress on programmes, sizes below 250 mm. Provenance: Some programmes donated by Mrs Alice Megget, Auckland, in 2008.

Date: 1945

By: Johnson, Evelyn, active 1940s

Reference: Eph-A-WELLINGTON-REPERTORY-1945

Description: Includes: Wellington Repertory Theatre Senior Camp Entertainers present "A cuckoo in the nest", by Ben Travers. Produced by Elsie Lloyd. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 7-10 May 1945. Proceeds to Heritage (Wellington) Incorporated. Programme. "The distaff side", by John van Druten. Produced by Elsie Lloyd. Technical College Buckle Street. 15-19 May 1945. Programme (2 copies). "Gas light", by Patrick Hamilton. Produced by W S Wauchop. Technical College Buckle Street. 20-24 March 1945. Programme (2 copies) "The importance of being Earnest", by Oscar Wilde. Produced by W S Wauchop. Technical College Buckle Street. 3-7 July 1945. Programme (2 copies). "Peter Pan", by J M Barrie. Produced by W S Wauchop. 1945. Programme (2 copies) "Romeo and Juliet", by William Shakespeare. Produced by G Helen Gard'ner. Grand Opera House. 9 October 1945. Programme (2 copies) "Winterset", by Maxwell Anderson. Produced by G H A Swan. Technical College Buckle Street. 21-25 August 1945. Programme (2 copies) Several programme covers feature illustrations by Evelyn Johnson. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset lithographs on programmes, sizes below 250 mm. Provenance: Some programmes donated by Mrs Alice Megget, Auckland, in 2008.

Date: 1949

By: Paterson, Alan Stuart, 1902-1968; Wellington Savage Club Inc

Reference: A-321-005

Description: Shows an inset caricature picture in the left half, of a Maori sitting against a carved post, wearing a flax skirt, feather cloak and huia feathers, and holding up a crayfish. There is a kete beside him. The inset is surrounded by signatures of members present at the dinner. The right half shows the menu, with motifs of Maori carving. Those whose signatures appear include: A B Hamilton, J T Martin, W S Wauchop, Eric Johnston, D N Isaacs, W J McKeon, E A Allan, [...] Denis, [Andrew?] Fletcher, D A Hight, ... , A A Jenkins, G L Rogers, O N Gillespie, [G Mantell-Harding?], [W?] Stevens, G London, Robt Carruthers, R R Hayman, A E Hutchinson, I Watson, [...] Pringle. Inscriptions: Recto - bottom right - ASP Quantity: 1 original cartoon(s). Physical Description: Ink and watercolour on sheet stuck to board, 278 x 354 mm. Transfers: From Manuscripts & Archives - A97-074..

Date: 1941

Reference: Eph-A-VARIETY-1941

Description: Includes: Gwen Dallaston and Ron Gillies present "Variety Theatre, net proceeds in aid of Public Service Queen. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 7 March 1941. Programme (2 copies)(Performers Karl Atkinson, Gordon Anderson, Hazel Martin School of Dancing, Brian Barstow, Miss Rosaleen Pound, Miss Peggy McFadden, R C Leslie, Miss Nola Hyde, John Tait, Miss Judy Lewis, Alf Jenkins' Studio, Miss Natalie Wallace, Miss Audrey Lawson, Bryce Glennie, Rita Morris and Betty Paynter, and Samoan group: Leleaga Seumanutafa, Agata Meredith, Maria Hesseman, Ruby Loibl and Bella) Disabled Soldiers' Re-establishment League presents its 1941 monster revue "Britannia", produced by W Lints, in aid of the Victory Queen Carnival Fund. Opera House, 1-10 May 1941. Asst stage manager Mr E F Ward, full orchestra directed by Mr Henry Rudolph; property master Austin Blackie, personnel organiser Mrs Philip Cooke, wardrobe mistress Mrs Harrison). Programme (2 copies) The Great Levante. Programme booklet with photographs of Levante and performers Grock (bull-mastiff), Esma Levante (daughter), Rex and Bess direct from Jack Hylton's World Renowned Band; mention of Levante's agent Malcolm Stuart having been taken prisoner by a German raider on his way to Australia. The Great Levante. Grand Opera House Wellington, 12 April 1941. Programme as above, slightly fuller (2 copies) Revuedeville; a pocket revue in the London manner. Devised and directed by W J Mountjoy junr. Original music by Leigh Pownall; lyrics by Lyn Perry. Concert Chamber Town Hall Wellington, 8-11 October 1941. Programme The Third Radio Theatre Show [proceeds to the Wellington branch of the Plunket Society]. St James Theatre, 9 February 1941. Souvenir programme (With Rex Walden, Finlay Robb, Southern Colledge, Dulcie Orsborn, Bryan O'Brien, 2ZB Silver Band, "Mary Anne" and Lane Patterson (2ZB personalities), Millicent Dickey, Nola Young, Nancy Richardson, Roderick Hull, Jim Hall, Patricia Collins). Victory Queen Carnival coronation ceremony. Coronation and Grand Pageant. Town Hall Wellington, 3-5 June 1941. Souvenir programme (With photographs of T C A Hislop - chairman, Metropolitan Patriotic Committee), John Annand-Smith - chairman Victory Queen Carnival Committee, T M Donovan - deputy chairman, Victory Queen carnival, Mr W S Wauchop - producer, Mrs Bessie McKinlay - assistant producer, Mollie Rodie - designer, Miss Cora Duncan - ballet mistress, Clement Howe - musical director, Dr A C Keys - conductor. Also has photographs of all queens and runners-up, including queens: Miss Joan Young, Miss Patricia Luckie, Sister Molly Mahoney, Mrs E T W Rio Love, Miss Paddy Hope Gibbons). Mrs Bernard Webb presents her pupils in their annual Variety Recital in the Town Hall Concert Chamber, 16 December 1941. Programme. J C Williamson presents "Aladdin and the wonderful lamp". Gorgeous pantomime, with the Great Levante as Abanazar. New Zealand tour [1941]. Programme (with photographs of Levante, Miss Doris Whimp, Mr Ed Edwards, Miss Esme Levante, Miss Ursula Irving, Mr Robert Butt, Joe Valli and Laurie Long, Gwen Pike and Gwen Bazeley, George Corelli, and Ronald Shand) (2 copies) Quantity: 9 theatre programmes. Physical Description: Programmes, various sizes under 250 mm. Provenance: One programme donated by Mr Brian K Mountjoy, Paraparaumu, in 2009.

Date: 1941

By: Johnson, Evelyn, active 1940s

Reference: Eph-A-WELLINGTON-REPERTORY-1941

Description: Includes: Newsletter and announcement of postponement of annual general meeting. "Arms and the man", by George Bernard Shaw. Produced by G Helen Gard'ner. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 25-29 November 1941. Programme (2 copies). "Berkeley Square", by John L Balderston with J C Squire. Produced by Leo du Chateau. Grand Opera House Wellington. 12-15 May 1941. Programme (2 copies) "Busman's honeymoon", by Dorothy L Sayers and M St Clare Byrne. Produced by W S Wauchop. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 18-22 March 1941. Programme (2 copies) "End of summer", by S N Behrman. Produced by W S Wauchop. Town Hall Concert Chamber 1-5 July 1941. Programme (2 copies). "Indoor fireworks", a farcical comedy in three acts by Arthur Macrae. Produced by Mrs Elsie Lloyd. St Francis Hall, 14 November 1941. Programme (blue) (2 copies) "Indoor fireworks", a farcical comedy in three acts by Arthur Macrae. Produced by Mrs Elsie Lloyd. Entire proceeds to RSA Premises Appeal and Navy League (Wellington Branch). 10-12 December 1941. Programme (2 copies). "Jupiter laughs", by A J Cronin. Produced by W S Wauchop. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 21-25 October 1941. Programme (2 copies). "The light of the heart", by Emlyn Williams. Produced by G H A Swan and Mrs Elsie Lloyd. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 9-13 September 1941. Programme (2 copies). "Nine till six", by Philip and Aimee Stuart. Produced by Ernest Le Grove. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 19-20 September 1941. Programme (2 copies). Several programme covers feature illustrations by Evelyn Johnson. Quantity: 1 folder(s) theatre programmes. Physical Description: Letterpress on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.

Date: 1932 - 1934

Reference: Eph-A-WELLINGTON-REPERTORY-1932/1934

Description: Includes: 1932: "By candle light", by Harry Graham. Produced by W S Wauchop. Blue Triangle Hall Boulcott Street. 13-16 September 1932. Programme. "Milestones", by Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblock. Produced by W S Wauchop. Grand Opera House Wellington. 23 November 1932. Programme (2 copies) 1933: "Alice-sit-by-the-Fire", by J M Barrie. Produced by W S Wauchop. 1933? Programme. "London Wall", by John van Druten. produced by W S Wauchop. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 4-7 October 1933. Programme. "A quiet week-end", by Victor S Lloyd. Produced by W S Wauchop. Grand Opera House. 3-5 July 1933. Programme (2 copies) "See Naples and die", by Elmer Rice. Produced by W S Wauchop. Grand Opera House Wellington. 4 April 1933. Programme (2 copies) 1934: "A hundred years ago", by Serafin and Joaquin Alvarez Quintero. Produced by Leo du Chateau. l Concert Chamber, 21-24 November 1934. Programme (2 copies) "Many waters", by Monckton Hoffe. Produced by Leo du Chateau. Town Hall Concert Chamber, 21-24 March 1934. Programme. "The show", by John Galsworthy. Produced by Leo du Chateau. Town Hall Concert Chamber, 13-16 June 1934. Programme. "This woman business", by Benn W Levy. Produced by Leo du Chateau. Town Hall Concert Chamber, 4-8 September 1934. Programme (2 copies) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Letterpress on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.

Date: 1930 - 1939

Reference: Eph-A-OPERA-WO-1930s

Description: Includes programmes for the following performances: 1933: "Miss Hook of Holland", Paul Rubens (music and lyrics). W S Wauchop (producer); J F Woodward (conductor); Kathleen O'Brien (choreographer). Grand Opera House, Wellington, 12-17 August (2 copies) 1934: "The count of Luxembourg", music by Franz Lehar. Harison Cook (producer); John F Woodward (musical director). Grand Opera House, Wellington, 2-7 June, 1934. 1935: "The geisha" by Sydney Jones (music), Owen Hall (libretto), Harry Greenbank (lyrics). Lester Brown (producer); John F Woodward (musical director). New Opera House, Wellington, 3-13 August 1935 (2 copies) 1936: "The new moon", music by Sigmund Romberg. Harison Cook (producer); John F Woodward (musical director). Grand Opera House, Wellington, 15-25 August, 1936 (2 copies) 1937: "The Quaker girl", Music by Lionel Monckton. John F Woodward (director); W S Wauchop (producer). Grand Opera House, Wellington, 12-21 August (2 copies) 1938: "The student prince", music by Sigmund Romberg. Harison Cook (producer); John F Woodward (Musical Director). Grand Opera House, Wellington, 24 September to 4 October, 1938 (2 copies with red and black print on cover; 1 copy with green and black print on cover; 1 copy of souvenir programme with cream cover and red cord tie) Quantity: 7 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Programmes, sizes ranging under 250 mm.

Date: 1956

Reference: Eph-A-WELLINGTON-REPERTORY-1954

Description: Includes: "Alice in Wonderland", by Lewis Carroll. Directed by Patric Carey. Grand Opera House. 4-18 December 1954. Programme (2 copies). "The enchanted", by Jean Giraudoux. Directed by Cedric Gardiner. Grand Opera House. 29 March - 3 April 1954. Programme (2 copies). "The happiest days of your life", by John Dighton. Produced by Alex Peacock. Grand Opera House. 4-11 September 1954. Programme (2 copies). "Lady Windermere's fan", by Oscar Wilde. Directed by W S Wauchop. Grand Opera House. 16-23 October 1954. Programme (2 copies) "The river line", by Charles Morgan. Directed by Patric Carey. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 7-10 April 1954. Programme (2 copies) "She stoops to conquer", by Oliver Goldsmith. [Produced by Ernest Le Grove]. Grand Opera House. 19-26 June 1954. Programme (2 copies). "Street scene", by Elmer L Rice. Directed by Ralph Hogg. Grand Opera House. 17-22 May 1954. Programme (2 copies). "To Dorothy, a son". Produced by Kenneth Firth. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 16-20 February 1954. Programme (2 copies) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset lithographs on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.

Date: 1936

Reference: Eph-A-WELLINGTON-REPERTORY-1936

Description: Includes: "Hedda Gabler", by Henrik Ibsen. Produced by Leo du Chateau. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 20-24 October 1936. Programme (2 copies) "The mask and the face", by C B Fernald. Produced by W S Wauchop. Town Hall Concert Chamber, 8-12 September 1936. programme (2 copies) "Peter Pan", by J M Barrie. produced by Leo du Chateau. Opera House Wellington. 15 - 21 December 1936. programme (2 copies) "Richard of Bordeaux", by Gordon Daviot. Produced by W S Wauchop. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 1-7 May 1936. Programme (2 copies). "The silver box", by John Galsworthy. Produced by Leo du Chateau. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 30 June - 4 July 1936. Programme. (2 copies) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Letterpress on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.

Date: 1938

By: Wellington Travel Club; Williams, Maryann, active 1991

Reference: Eph-A-ASSOCIATION-W-1938-01

Description: Wellington Travel Club - Farewell to Mr James Payne and welcome to Mr J L Menzies, Asst Australian Trade Commissioner. Hotel St George. 7 February 1938 Wellington Travel Club. Invitation to reception (speakers: Miss Louise Gerard, Mr W S Wauchop, Miss E M Black) Quantity: 2 invitations. Physical Description: Typescript on folded sheets, 210 x 130 mm.

Date: 1942

By: Johnson, Evelyn, active 1940s

Reference: Eph-A-WELLINGTON-REPERTORY-1942

Description: Includes: Two newsletters "Blithe spirit", by Noel Coward. Produced by Ngaio Marsh. Technical College Buckle Street. 1-5 December 1942. Programme (2 copies) and flier. "Dear Brutus", by J M Barrie. Produced by Helen Gard'ner. Technical College Buckle Street. 9-12 September 1942. Programme (2 copies) "Flat to let", by Arthur Macrae. Produced by Kate Stocker. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 5-9 May 1942. Programme (2 copies). "Flat to let", by Arthur Macrae. Produced by Kate Stocker. St John Ambulance Association. 16-17 June 1942. Programme. "A house in the Square", by Diana Morgan. Produced by W S Wauchop. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 14-18 July 1942. Programme (2 copies). "Mr Pim passes by", by A A Milne. Produced by W S Wauchop. Technical College Buckle Street, 21-24 October 1942. Programme (2 copies) "Thunder rock", by Robert Ardrey. Produced by W S Wauchop. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 17-21 March 1942. Programme (2 copies). Several programme covers feature illustrations by Evelyn Johnson. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset lithographs on programmes, sizes below 250 mm. Provenance: Some programmes donated by Mrs Alice Megget, Auckland, in 2008.

Date: 1940

From: [Theatre programmes for variety, comedy, and music-hall shows and performances toured throughout New Zealand. 1940-1949].

By: New Zealand Red Cross Society

Reference: Eph-B-VARIETY-1940-01

Description: Includes page about the Gillies Gong, presented by the Red Cross for annual competition; pictures of performers Mr W S Wauchop, Mr Maurice Clare, Mrs Winifred Andrews, Mrs Craig Mackenzie, Mr Harison Cook, Estelle Beere, Major F H Lampen, Mr Kingi Tahiwi, Mrs Bessie McKinlay, Miss Cora Duncan, Miss Mary Butler, Miss Joan Goodwin, Mrs Clarice Ross, Miss Margaret Arlow, Miss Marjorie Millar, Miss Dawn Mazengarb. Contains a biographical article about Florence Nightingale, and group photographs of the Victoria League. The back page has a photograph of the Ngati-Poneke Young Maori Club. Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Programme, 34 pages, 280 x 210 mm.

Date: 1926 - 1932

By: Wellington Repertory Theatre Inc

Reference: Eph-A-NATIONAL-REP

Description: Includes: 1926: "Pygmalion", by George Bernard Shaw. Produced by Leo du Chateau. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 20-22 May 1926. Programme (2 copies) "A bill of divorcement", by Clemence Dane. Director Leo du Chateau. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 21-24 August 1926. Programme. "Ariadne; or Business first", by A A Milne. Director Leo du Chateau. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 16-18 November [1926]. Programme. 1927: "Posterity", by C R Allen; "Riders to the sea", by J M Synge; "The boy comes home", by A A Milne. Produced by Harison Cook; entr'acte music arranged by Leon de Mauny. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 16-19 December 1927, Programme. 1928: "Hay fever", by Noel Coward. Directed by Harison Cook. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 3-5 May 1928. Programme. 1929: "The Dover Road", by A A Milne. Produced by Harison Cook. YWCA Hall, Boulcott Street Wellington. 21-23 March 1929. Programme. Three one-act plays: "The dark lady of the sonnets", by George Bernard Shaw; ""Ile", by Eugene O'Neill; "The farewell supper", by Arthur Schnitzler. Produced by Harison Cook. YWCA Hall, Boulcott Street Wellington. 29-30 May 1929. Programme. "Caroline"; or, "The unattainable", by W S Maugham. Produced by Harison Cook. YWCA Hall Boulcott Street Wellington. 5-6 September 1929. Programme. "Windows", by John Galsworthy. Prodiced by Mr W S Wauchop. YWCA Hall, Boulcott Street, Wellington. 24-26 October 1929. Programme (2 copies) Three one-act plays: "The little stone house", by Calderon; "The constant lover", by St John Hankin; "Playgoers", by Pinero. Produced by Mr W S Wauchop. YWCA Hall, Boulcott Street Wellington. 5-7 December 1929. Programme. 1930: "Bird in hand", by John Drinkwater. Produced by Mr W S Wauchop. YWCA Hall Boulcott Street Wellington. 7-10 May 1930. Programme. "The circle", by W Somerset Maugham. Producer Mr W S Wauchop. YWCA Hall Boulcott Street Wellington. 31 July - 2 August 1930. Programme. "The importance of being earnest", by Oscar Wilde. Produced by W S Wauchop. YWCA Hall Boulcott Street. 9-13 December 1930. Programme. 1931: "Trelawney of the Wells", by Sir Arthur W Pinero. Produced by W S Wauchop. YWCA Hall Boulcott Street Wellington. 28 April - 2 May 1931. Programme (2 copies). "The pelican", by F Tennyson Jesse and H M Harwood. Produced by W S Wauchop. YWCA Hall Boulcott Street Wellington. 30 June - 4 July 1931. Programme. "Getting married", by Bernard Shaw. Produced by W S Wauchop. YWCA Hall Boulcott Street Wellington. 29 September - 3 October 1931. Programme. "Nine till six", by Aimee and Philip Stuart. Produced by W S Wauchop. YWCA Hall Boulcott Street Wellington. 1-4 December 1931. Programme. 1932: "The new morality", by Harold Chapin. Produced by W S Wauchop. YWCA Hall Boulcott Street Wellington. 19-22 April 1932. Programme. Quantity: 17 theatre programmes plus some duplicates.. Physical Description: Letterpress in programmes, sizes below 250 mm. Provenance: One programme donated by Mrs Alice Megget, Auckland, in 2008.

Date: 1937

Reference: Eph-A-WELLINGTON-REPERTORY-1937

Description: Includes: Rules of the Wellington Repertory Theatre, revised to 1 July 1937. "The bread-winner", by W Somerset Maugham. Produced by Leo du Chateau. Town Hall Concert Chamber, 24-29 November 1937. Programme. "Eden End", by J B Priestley. Produced by W S Wauchop. Town Hall Concert Chamber, 16-20 March 1937. Programme. "Escape", by John Galsworthy. produced by W S Wauchop. Town Hall Concert Chamber, 13-17 June 1937. Programme. "Juno and the Paycock", by Sean O'Casey. Produced by Leo du Chateau. Town Hall Concert Chamber, 18-22 May 1937. Programme (2 copies) "Lucky dip", by Frank Vosper. Produced by Leo du Chateau. Town Hall Concert Chamber, 7-11 September 1937. Programme. "Pride and prejudice", dramatized by Helen Jerome from the novel of Jane Austen. Produced by W S Wauchop. Town Hall Concert Chamber 19-23 October 1937. Programme. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Letterpress on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.

Date: 1944

By: Johnson, Evelyn, active 1940s

Reference: Eph-A-WELLINGTON-REPERTORY-1944

Description: Includes: "Alice in Wonderland", arranged for the stage by Eva Le Gallienne and Florida Friebus. Produced by G Helen Gard'ner. Grand Opera House Wellington. 6 December 1944. Programme (2 copies) "As you like it", by William Shakespeare. Produced by W S Wauchop. Technical College Buckle Street. 27 March - 1 April 1944. Programme (2 copies). "The eldest son", by John Galsworthy. Hled in the Studio, 3 April 1944. [Typescript list of cast and scenes on single sheet] "Flare path", by Terence Rattigan. Produced by G H A Swan. Technical College, Buckle Street. 22-26 August 1944. Programme (2 copies) "Heartbreak house", by George Bernard Shaw. Directed by W S Wauchop. Technical College Buckle Street. 4-8 July 1944. Programme (2 copies) "Jacobowsky and the colonel", by Franz Werzel and S N Behrman. Produced by W S Wauchop. Grand Opera House Wellington. 27 July - 3 August [1944]. Programme (2 copies) "Lady Frederick, by W Somerset Maugham. Produced by W S Wauchop. Technical College Buckle Street. 10-14 October 1944. Programme (2 copies) "Love in a mist", by Kenneth Horne. Produced by Cedric E Gardiner. Technical College Buckle Street. 16-20 May 1944. Programme. (2 copies) Several programme covers feature illustrations by Evelyn Johnson. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset lithographs on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.