[Theatre programmes for music-hall, comedy, cabaret and variety shows in Australia. 1946-1947]

Includes:

1946:

Glad tidings from J C Williamson Theatres Ltd. "The Kiwis" are returning! Theatre Royal [Melbourne], 8 November [1946]. Promotional pamphlet (2 copies)

By courtesy J C Williamson Ltd. The New Zealand Kiwis Revue Co. Daws Road, 105th A.M.H.[Adelaide], 29 November 1946. Programme

Souvenir of a grand entertainment in aid of Proposed Chapel at Mount Royal Parkville, 25 May 1947. The Kiwis in a non-stop musical revue, "Sans contrainte", "Sans censure", "Sans Souci", "Avec parfaite liberte". The whole programme under the personal supervision of Terry Vaughan.

J C Williamson Theatres Ltd's presentation of the Kiwis Revue Company. "Tripoli". His Majesty's Theatre [Perth], commencing 23 August 1946. Programme (2 copies)

Sir Benjamin Fuller presents vaudeville and revue, "Artists & models of 1946"; a Bruce Carroll production, commencing Friday 1 November [1946]. Programme

Jim Davidson's "Clambake", a whirl of gaiety and fun. [With New Zealand actress Laurie Jones]. Tivoli Theatre [Melbourne], commencing 24 June [1946]. Programme (with holograph note mentioning a meeting with Laurie Jones)

1947:

All Star revue in aid of Keele Street Kindergarten. Produced by Gerald Kirby; compered by Claude Flemming. 3AW Auditorium Russell Street [Melbourne], 31 August 1947. Programme (cast includes Stan Wineera) (2 copies)

J C Williamson Theatres Ltd present the New York and London stage success "Follow the girls", starring Don Nicol [and] Lois Green, Bebe de Roland, Fred Murray, Ormonde Douglas, Claude Flemming. Produced by Freddie Carpenter. His Majesty's Theatre [Sydney], 15 February 1947. Programme (Bebe de Roland is a NZer)

David N Martin presents Clem Dawe in "Mother Goose" pantomime. Tivoli Circuit [1947]. Programme

J C Williamson's magazine. J C Williamson Theatres Ltd present "No, no, Nanette". Theatre Royal Sydney, 4 October 1947. Programme

David N Martin presents England's greatest comedian of stage, screen & radio, George Formby, in the 1947 Xmas extravaganza, "It's turned out nice again". Tivoli Circuit [1947]. Programme (With Bebe de Roland)

Tivoli Circuit Australia Pty Ltd. David N Martin presents Will Mahoney in "Scrapbook". Sydney, commencing 15 December 1947. Programme

J C Williamson's magazine. J C Williamson Theatres Ltd present and Revue Company in their third and final programme "Benghazi". Comedy Theatre [Melbourne], commencing 10 January 194[7]; [and] "Annie get your gun".

Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Physical Description: Offset print on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.