[Theatre ephemera and programmes for drama productions in New Zealand, in 1935].

Includes programmes for:

"The Admirable Crichton", by Sir J M Barrie. Produced by Miss Constance Theel, in aid of National Art Gallery and Dominion Museum Fund. Stage Manager and scenic artist Mr Hector Liardet. Property master Mr R V Robertson. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 22-24 November [1935]. Programme.

Wellington East Old Girls' Dramatic Society presents "Buy a broom", by Eden Philpotts. Produced by W J Mountjoy jnr. Blue Triangle Hall. 10 December 1935. Programme (2 copies).

"A Dickens costume recital" presented by the Dickens Fellowship Wellington Branch at the Blue Triangle Hall, Boulcott Street, 15 and 17 october [1935] under the patronage of Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Galway [1935?]. Sketches arranged and produced by Mrs Cruttenden, Hon Secretary to the Dickens Fellowship. Captain M S Galloway, M.C. President. Programme

Workers Educational Association (Auckland). "The hairy ape", by Eugene O'Neill. Old Grammar School Auckland. 2-6 November 1935. Programme.

Wellington Verse-Speaking Choir. Second annual recital. Blue Triangle Hall, Boucott Street, 5 December 1935. Programme

Auckland Little Theatre Society. "The rose without a thorn", by Clifford Bax. Produced by Frederic E McCallum. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 6, 8, 9, 10 April 1935. Programme

J C Williamson. "Ten minute alibi", by Anthony Armstrong. Produced by Frederick Blackman. Country tour. 1935. Programme

J C Williamson Ltd. "Ten minute alibi", by Anthony Armstrong. Produced by Frederick Blackman. Starring Jocelyn Howarth and George Thirlwell (portrait photos). Grand Opera House Wellington. 16 February 1935. Programme (2 copies)

J C Williamson Ltd. "The wind and the rain", by Merton Hodge. Produced by Gregan McMahon. With George Thirlwell, Jocelyn Howarth, Arundel Nixon. Grand Opera House Wellington. 23 February 1935. Programme (2 copies)

Auckland Little Theatre Company. Fortieth production. "Without witness", by Anthony Armstrong and Harold Simpson. Produced by Frederic McCallum. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 7-12 September 1935. Programme

Quantity: 10 theatre programmes and flyers, plus duplicates.

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