[Theatre programmes for drama productions in Great Britain some featuring New Zealand performers and producers. 1950-1954]

1950s:

"The wind and the rain". Rugby Theatre, [1950s?] Programme (Merton Hodge, playwright)

1950:

"Surfeit of lampreys", by Ngaio Marsh. Embassy Theatre [1950]. Programme (Ngaio Marsh, author)

1951:

"King Henry the Fourth Part I". Memorial Theatre Stratford Upon Avon, 1951. Programme (Rosalind Atkinson)

"King Henry the Fourth Part II". Memorial Theatre Stratford Upon Avon, 1951. Programme (Rosalind Atkinson)

"The second Mrs Tanqueray". Coliseum Theatre Harrow. [13 March 1951]. Programme (Marie Ney)

1952:

"The circle". Nottingham Playhouse, 25 February 1952. Programme (Ewen Solon)

"Johnny Belinda". Marlowe Theatre commencing 27 October [1952]. Programme (Brigid Lenihan)

"A lady mislaid". Marlowe Theatre commencing 1 December [1952]. Programme (Brigid Lenihan)

"The mousetrap". Ambassadors Theatre London. [1952?] Programme (No New Zealand connection)

"The perfect woman". Marlowe Theatre commencing 3 November [1952]. Programme (Brigid Lenihan)

"Random harvest". Marlowe Theatre commencing 17 November [1952]. Programme (Brigid Lenihan)

"Ring round the moon". Marlowe Theatre commencing 20 October [1952]. Programme (Brigid Lenihan)

"The seventh veil". Marlowe Theatre commencing 6 October [1952]. Programme (Brigid Lenihan)

1953:

"Ambrose Applejohn's adventure". Marlowe Theatre commencing 13 January [1953]. Programme (Brigid Lenihan)

"Born yesterday". Ipswich Theatre, [June? 1953]. Programme (Clive Revill)

"The boy David", by Sir J M Barrie. Nottingham Playhouse, 2 March 1953. Programme (Ewen Solon)

"Dead secret". Marlowe Theatre commencing 16 March [1953]. Programme (Brigid Lenihan)

"Jupiter laughs". Marlowe Theatre commencing 2 March [1953]. Programme (Brigid Lenihan)

"Murder without crime". Marlowe Theatre commencing 19 January [1953]. Programme (Brigid Lenihan)

"The white sheep of the family". Marlowe Theatre commencing 9 March [1953]. Programme (Brigid Lenihan)

"The orchard walls". St Martin's Theatre 1953. Programme (Colin Douglas)

1954:

"Mr Bolfry". Ipswich Theatre, July? 1954. Programme (Clive Revill)

"Right you are (if you think you are)", by Luigi Pirandello. Produced by Edward Burnham. City Literary Institute (London), 3-4 December 1954. Programme (Harry Baker, actor)

"The road to ruin". Bristol Old Vic Company at Theatre Royal Bristol, 30 August 1954. Programme (Tom Kneebone)

Quantity: 24 theatre programmes and flyers..

Physical Description: Photolithographs on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.