Cosgroves (Wellington, N.Z.)

Date: 1983

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-Popular-1983

Description: Includes: Avant Garage. [Tour itinerary 23 -31 July 1983]. Flyer (2 copies) David Bowie. "Serious moonlight" tour 1983. Wellington Athletic Park 24 November; Auckland Western Springs 26 November [1983]. Flyer / booking form Entertainer of the Year Awards 1983. New Zealand Entertainment Operators' Association (With photographs of Tina Cross, Suzanne Prentice, Patsy Riggir, Rob Guest, Street Level (Shane Dawson & Margaret Umbers), Suzanne Lee (1982 winner), Split Enz, Legionnaires / Pink Flamingoes). Programme Farewell party. The Swerve, Unrestful Movements, Frenzi Fire and Illusion, H S Art. At Cosgroves, 4 Dec. Friday 3 Dec: Swerve Unrestfuls only [1983] Forward Motion are appearing at Cricketers Arms, 9-11 [1983] (3 copies, two hand coloured) Kiwi Animal. Original mix, music with theatre being staged. Cosgroves Pub, 17-18 [1983] The Kiwi Animal. Cambridge Hotel, 17-18 May [1983]. Hand-drawn flyer The Mockers welcome-back party. With The Dabs and Jon McLeary. Olivers Cabaret, 20 January [1983]. Flyer The Narcs. New single - "Look the other way". L to R: Liam Ryan, Andrew Dickson, Tony Waine, Steve Clarkson. CBS [1983] No Licence; country, cajun blues, rock & roll - the best of Kiwi country rock. Playing at Cosgroves, 21-24 Dec [1983] Old Time Country Music festival (With Garner Wayne, Smokey Marshall). Anzac weekend, 22-25 April [1983]. Yellow flyer Precious. Cricketers Arms, 6-8 Jan [1983] Precious. Quinns Post, 28-29 Jan [1983] Precious, with Vietnam. Cosgroves, 9-11 June [1983]. Flyer The Puppetts (Rick Currie, Howard Begalman, Ray Battersby, Nigel Masters). Flyer showing group portrait photograph Red Hot & Blue, appearing Provincial Tavern, 14, 21-22 Oct [1983]. Flyer with photograph of the two performers The Resurrection Punk Show presents "Punk will play". No Tag, Flesh d-Vice, Zyklon B, Local Chaos, Vicious Circle. Mount Roskill Municipal Hall, 20 May [1983] Patsy Riggir Country Show, with supporting artists. Operation "Bums in Seats". State Opera House Wellington, 9 October 1983. Flyer The Skeptics. "Chowder over Wisconsin". (With Early Carvings and Go-Cats). Cosgroves, 13-15 October [1983]. Flyer Skinny Jim; rhythm 'n' blues. Cosgroves 29 Sept [1983]. Flyer Synthesiser player required for all-electronic band. Some experience preferred and must posses state-of-the-art equipment. For details phone Dave on 849-321 [1983] Wellington Folk Centre presents Chris Thompson. 10 Holland Street, 22 April [1983]. Photocopied flyer Coming soon even now at Cosgroves. The Stones. 22-23 June [1983]. Flyer Wanted alive. Drummer, solid! percussion sound for 3 piece. No ties to city or state. [Ph] 848-768 Women's concert & dance, featuring Topp Twins, Gloria Gibson, Di McMillan. Brooklyn Community Hall, 11 Nov [1983]. Flyer Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs, photocopies, booklets, sizes varying up to 330 mm.

Date: 1982

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-Popular-1982

Description: Includes: Alpha 2 Technorock. Alpha 2 Management Berkman Holographic Ltd [2 photographic cards designed by Bruce Grenville. 1982] Kevin Jacobsen Concerts and Michael Edgley International present "Cocker power '82" - "The Fifth Coming" [Australasian tour itinerary. 1982]. Pamphlet "Happiness is a warm gun" [by John Lennon], realised and performed by John Gibson and Michael Gilchrist. Circa Theatre, 16-28 March [1982]. Flyer The Innocent. Quinn's Post, Wed 21st - Sat 24th [1982]. Flyer with group photo Joe Lunchbox urgently require a rocksteady drummer. Phone David 848061 or 758645 [1982] Mangawekas. Terminus, Thurs 10th, Fri 11th, Sat 12th. Yellow flyer (2 copies) Mangawekas at the Terminus. Jan 7, 8, 9 [1982] Yellow flyer (2 copies) Naked Spots Dance. Clyde Quay Cavern. Saturday Oct 2nd. 2pm [1982] Naked Spots Dance. Look, listen and groove. Terminus, Monday 26 to Wednesday 28 [1982] (2 copies) Naked Spots Dance. Cosgroves, 17-18 August [1982]. New LP soon. Naked Spots Dance. green eggs and ham. Cosgroves 29-31 December [19]82 and Jan 1st [1983], for disco, dance and song (2 copies, one on white paper, one on yellow paper) Naked Spots Dance, with Spines, Primitive Art Group. Cosgroves Cambridge Terrace Hotel, Friday 30th July [1982] Neoteric Tribesmen. Rawa House, Fri 2nd, Sat 3rd. +Flamewave Fri, and Innocent Sat [1982] Primitive Art Group play Rawa House. + Martin Elepans plays Lightning Hopkins. Thursday 25, 7.30 - 10.30 [1982] 1982 Rainbow Music Festival, 5-7 March [1982]. Programme John Rowles, with musical director and arranger Art Phillips, and the John Rowles Orchestra. [1982]. Tour booklet That's life. This is Smelly Feet, he's playing a show this 11th Sunday at 3 pm, at Rawa House, Art Centre, 301 Cuba Street (2 copies) The Newtown Community Centre & Theatre presents Tin Syndrome, Primitive Art Group. Music in comfort! 18 Sept [1983]. Flyer C.N.D. announces the Topp Twins special fundraising concert. bring all your friends; we need your support. Student Union Hall, Victoria University, Saturday Nov 13 [1982]. Flyer Topp Twins! appearing live, Newtown Community Hall. Women only. Friday November 12 [1982]. Flyer (2 copies) The Topp Twins. !In concert! [1982?] [...RBS]. Ex Six Impossible Things; ex A.M. Express; ...rbergers; ex Die Bilder ... at Cosgroves Cambridge Tce [1982] Quantity: 1 folder(s) containing 30 pieces. Physical Description: Photolithographs, photocopies, booklets, sizes varying up to 330 mm. Provenance: Donated from various sources.

Date: 1983

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-1983-1

Description: Includes: Alternative Arrangements Society presents: A programme of diverse musical entertainment for one nite. Thursday, July 21st, 7 o'clock early start at Cosgroves. Flyer Asia in New Zealand: A recital of Asian music and dance. Government House, Wellington, Friday 6th May 1983 at 8.00pm. Programme [Asia in New Zealand: A recital of Asian music and dance. Museum Lecture Theatre, 8 May 1983, 2.30pm] Programme Autumn music 1983 (With Jay Lindsay String Quartet, Eric Copperwheat, Anne Langston & Rae de Lisle). St Barnabas' Church Boxhill Khandallah. 10 April, 17 April, 1 May 1983. Programme /flyer (2 copies) Bernard Bartelink. Organist of St Bavo Basilica, Haarlem, Holland. Recital Tour on N.Z. July/August 1983. Auckland, Hamilton, Rotorua, Christchurch, Dunedin, Napier, Wellington, Lower Hutt, Nelson. [Itinerary only] (2 copies) Organ recitals at St James' Church, Lower Hutt, by Bernard Bartelink, organist of St Bavo Basilica, Haarlem, Holland. Sunday 7 August, 2.30pm, and Betty Stewart, organist of St James, Sunday 21 August, 2.30pm. Including music by: Bach, Beethoven, Buxtehude, Durufle, Handel, Liszt, Vierne, Sweelinck etc. Flyer Brontosaurus: A musical happening...Bach Choir, Garry Brain, Evening Post Onslow Brass Band, Maxwell Fernie, Andrea Garing, James Middleton, Shona Murray, Martin Setchell, Betty Stewart, Roy Tankersley. Tuesday May 17 at 7.30pm at Wellington Town Hall [Programme / flyer] (2 copies) Christchurch Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Donald Thulean, soloists Carl Pini and Renaud Fontanarosa; leader Paulene Smith. Christchurch Town Hall Auditorium, 15 October 1983. Programme Christchurch Symphony Orchestra.Soloist Carl Pini; leader Paulene Smith. Christchurch Town Hall Auditorium, 26 November 1983. Programme The Wellington Classical Guitar Society presents: Michael Calvert, classical guitarist. Sunday 13th November, 7.30pm, St Andrews Centre, 70 The Terrace. Flyer The Arts Centre of Christchurch proudly presents: 1983 Camerata Series, with guests Carl Pini, Donald Maurice, John Curro. Sunday afternoons, 3pm, September 11, October 2, November 6, Great Hall, Arts Centre of Christchurch. Promotional pamphlet / programme David Childs, organist and choirmaster at Christchurch Cathedral, in a Temple-White memorial recital, St James, Lower Hutt, 11th October. Wellington Organists Association. Bach, Brahms, Bridge, Langlais, Mendelssohn. Flyer The Choir of King's College, Cambridge. Premiere New Zealand tour. [Programme] (2 copies) The Choir of King's College, Cambridge. Premiere New Zealand tour. Wellington Town Hall, Friday 2 September; Christchurch Town Hall, Saturday 3 September. Presented by the Music Federation of New Zealand with the support of the British Council. Flyer only (2 copies) Classical guitar recital by Suzanne Court. Baroque and Spanish music at Old St Pauls Cathedral, Thursday 28 July. Flyer New Zealand's premier renaissance music group The Ensemble Dufay: The Courtier's Courtship. Songs by English composers from the 15th century - Dunstable, Frye, King Henry VIII, Edwards, Ford, Campion and Dowland, together with popular Elizabethan songs by Ravenscroft. The Wellington Musicians Agency [Programme] New Zealand's premier renaissance music group The Ensemble Dufay, in a programme of English song: The Courtier's Courtship. Songs by English composers from the 15th century - Dunstable, Frye, King Henry VIII, Edwards, Ford, Campion and Dowland, together with popular Elizabethan songs by Ravenscroft. Concert Chamber, Saturday 9th July. Flyer only A concert of the music of David Farquhar at Symphony House, Willis St on Sunday, 1 April at 5pm. Composers Association on New Zealand [Programme notes] From Scratch workshop [information sheet] The Symphony Swings, Dunedin Town Hall, Thurs 27th Jan, 7pm. Russ Garcia, famous American conductor / composer / arranger conducts and comperes The Dunedin Civic Orchestra & Calder Prescott's Big Band in a concert of your favourite music! Flyer The Rotary Club of Eastern Hutt proudly presents The Golden Youth Symphony from Colorado, USA. In association with the Choir and Pupils of Naenae College. Lower Hutt Town Hall, Wednesday, 13th July, 1983 at 8pm [Programme] Let Impact Tours and 1162 ZM take you to the Night and Day tour: Joe Jackson in concert. Saturday, April 23. Palmerston North Sports Stadium. Flyer (2 copies) Juju Jive. Atiu Young Ones, Jon McLeary, Unrestful Movements, The DeTease, plus: firedancer & unexpected otherworldly entertainment! Jungle cocktails and top tucker too! The Sheaf, September 4. Flyer only Catriona Laidlay. Organ recital, 9 October 1983. Programme/flyer Marg Layton and the Kevin Clark Trio: The blues in concert. Circa Theatre, Sun 15 May. Flyer A concert for the Marion Rayward Memorial Scholarship in Music. (With Michele Binnie, Louise Baker, Barbara Griffin, Rona Fraser, Cuong Manh Nguyen, Pamela Gray, Bruce Corlett, Alison Wallace, David Daniel, Helen Mountfort, Diane Cooper, Judith Exley, Ann Hunt, Mari[an] Minson, Bronwen Pugh, Jennifer Shennan, Rose Wedde; playing compositions by Michael Smither, Ross Harris, Douglas Lilburn, David Farquhar, Jack Body, Cuong Manh Nguyen, Widiyanto, Pamela Gray). July 4th, 1983 [Programme] John Mills, classical guitar. Saturday 7th January, 8pm, Little Theatre, Lower Hutt. Flyer only A recital of works by Ravel, Brahms, Bartok: Stephanie Mills - piano, on Tuesday, Nov 15, 12.30pm, at the Cultural Centre, Sturdee St. Flyer only Music 83 Education Conference. A first for New Zealand. A time for stock taking. August 26th-29th, 1983, Victoria University, Wellington, NZ. Programme (1 copy, with list of conference participants), flyer / registration form (2 copies) Music 83 Conference newsletter No 1 (2 copies) Music for you and your child. Musical activities for parents and their pre-school children. 4 Wednesday mornings. Begins 23rd March, 11am, at: 335 Willis St. Run by the Wellington Community Music School. Flyer only (2 copies) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes and flyers up to 330 mm. Provenance: Two programme donated by Rose-Marie Tonk, Wellington, in 2017.

Date: 1984

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-Popular-1984

Description: Includes: The Above. Upstairs Clyde Quay, Wed 15th Thu 16th; with "Fear of Extinction" at the Pulse. Beaver; NZ's first lady of soul. With Terry Crayford, Johnny O'Connor, Jonathan Crayford, Ross Burge. Cricketers, Fri 27, Sat 28 July [1984] Bite the wax tadpole; see Fear of Extinction, The Above, Ten Foot Faces at Khandallah Hall, Saturday 6 October (2 coloured copies, 2 b&w copies) The Blues Band. Terminus, every Wed & Thurs til Xmas. Appearing live! $2! (Gummed back) Circus Block Four. Rongotai College with The Above. Thurs 6th Sept [1984] Disney Boys. Three bands, Clyde Quay, Pulse Bar, Fri 26, Sat 27 [1984] Argggh! Double Happys. Oriental 31st 1st [1984] F Nun presents from Dunedin - Double Happys and the RIP. Shakin' bones at ... The Pulse Fri 23 / Sat 24 Nov [1984] (2 green, 2 yellow and 2 mauve copies) The Family Mallet, at Artattack. Fri 5th, Sat 6th [1984] (2 copies) The Fat Alley Band R'n'B at the Cricketers Arms. Thursday 15, Friday 16 March Flesh D-Vice! The Sheaf, Herbert St. Thurs 9th, Fri 10th, Sat 11th [1984] (2 copies) A Radio Windy promotion. Gale and the Force Cyclones at Cricketers 19-22 Sept; The Depot, 27-30 Sept; 4-7 Oct [1984] (2 copies) Wayne Gillespie. Pulse Bar, Clyde Quay Tavern, Oriental Parade. 6-8 Sept [1984] (2 copies) Heptocrats from Auckland perform. Gazebo Lounge, University wet lunch, Friday 6th July [1984] Heptocrats perform Empire Tavern, Fir 6 July [1984] The Heptocrats, Family Mallet, Jungle Suite, Broad Cast. Music that is staggeringly deep yet stunningly simple. Cricketers, July 10-11 Tues and Wed nights. (3 differently hand-coloured copies) Luke Hurley, assisted by NZ Students Arts Council [ca 1984] (2 copies) Luke Hurley, songwriter. Live July 5 8pm /Library [1984 or earlier?] Luke Hurley. Thru your town soon. Overdrive tour [ca 1984] (2 copies) The Immigrantz. Cricketers Arms. Wednesday 12th and Thursday 13th September. (2 copies) Loosely Rhyming Slang. 10-11th August Artattack; 17-18 August Pulse. Loosely Rhyming Slang. 17th - 18th August, Pulse (Clyde Quay) Madlight; heavy rock. Taita Hotel, 5th 6th Oct [1984] Factory of Submissive Beings presents Maggot Scum Get together. The Pulse, Wed, Thur, 19,20 Dec. // A??? Fog Maggoty-Ann and the Cot death babies. [1984] Naked Spots Dance. Sleaze with ease. Cosgroves, Sat 16th [1984] NZ Songwriters & Performers Concert with Wayne Gillespie, Dave Murphy, Neil Cleaver, Erisa. Cricketers Arms, Sat 10th Nov [1984] (2 copies) The Legendary Punk and the Cartel. Yee-ha! Wed 8 pm, The Pulse. Ra & The Pyraminds (at the Cricketers) Jan 26-7-8 [1984] (2 copies) Return to Reality ... Unrestful Movements also featuring the Skeptics, at the Pulse Clyde Quay, 11th August [1984] Resurrectionists, Rawa House, Sun 20th 2 pm $1.00. Ritchie Pickett and the Inlaws, featuring Dave Maybee. Cricketers, Sun 13 May [1984] Dance. Rock Against Racism. Dread Beat & Blood, Ray Mercer band, Pelicans, For Crying Out Loud. Victoria University Union Hall, Sat 22 September [1984] Scratch Band, featuring hot U.S. rockin' blues guitar of Michael Bagley and top Wellington muso's Michelle Scullion, Terry Crayford, Jonathan Crayford, Dave Watkins, Geoff Hughes. Cricketers, Thur 17, Fri 18, Sat 19 [1984] Spines. At the Pulse, Fri 12 and Sat 13 October [1984]. (Five differently handcoloured copies) Topp Twins. Original New Zealand entertainment. Saturday afternoon, Aug 11, Clyde Quay - The Pulse [1984]. Photo Lynette Shum, BSIAG. The Topp Twins, The Pulse, Mon 19! [1984] Photo Bruce Connew. Agent Brian Sweeney. (2 copies) The Topp Twins. Downstage Fri & Sat, 10.45 pm Photo Bruce Connew. Agent Brian Sweeney. The Topp Twins. 2 late-night concerts, Downstage Theatre Fri 7 + Sat 8 Sept, 10.45 pm. Bar open $5.50. Photo Bruce Connew. Agent Brian Sweeney. (2 copies) The Sam Ford Verandah Band (Bill Gruar, Paul Hewitt, Neil Findlay & 'Gav'). Country showband; special guests Trudi Green and the Topp Twins. Cricketers Arms, Thurs 31 May - Sun 3 June. See you there! (2 copies) Tyrant. More fun than the James Smiths Christmas Parade. At the Sheaf, Fri 20 & Sat 21 [1984] Tyrant. Taita Hotel, Fri 12 & Sat 13 8 pm. (2 variant copies) Working With Walt. (Colour screenprint shows two Mickey Mouses lifting a box) Working With Walt. (Shows stylised illustration of factory workers) Working With Walt. (Shows photo of Mickey Mouse and Walt Disney) Working With Walt. 12.30 Friday, Main Common Room (Pink paper, shows Walt Disney, Michael Jackson) Working With Walt. (Shows photo of Mickey Mouse and Walt Disney) Oriental Fri 20th Sat 21st [ca 1984] Yellymin. Axemen from Chch. Mystics in the savage state. Rawa House (Upper Cuba Street), Fri 20th, Sat 21, 8.30 pm start. (2 copies) Quantity: 31 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on posters.. Physical Description: Photolithographs and screenprints, sizes varying.

Date: 1983

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-Popular-1983

Description: Includes posters for: Brown Trout 83. Tickets sold here. Rick Bryant and the Jive Bombers. Cricketers, 6-10 December [1983] (2 copies) Chug, 3Ds (+ the illustrious David Merritt!), Crown Saturday December 19th [1983] Childrens Hour, with Nocturnal Projections at Cosgroves, Mon + Tues 11 + 12 April [1983] City Limits Cafe. Live poetry, eat, music stop. Sundays at 8 pm. Cosgroves Naked Spots Dance, and Sleaze with Ease, Sat 16th July [1983] Willie Dayson Blues Band. Cricketers 19-20 Jan; Quinns, 21-22 Jan. [1983] Dead Dummies Rock Theatre. Two nights of stuffed satisfaction. July 9th and 8th. Friday: Flesk D-Vice, After Shock, Barbaric Bunnies, Yellimin [sic]; Saturday: Real Quick, Naked Spots, Janet Potiki, John McLeary, Molle Manne, A.D.P.B. (2 copies) Evasive Action. Thistle hall 18-19 November. With The Yellymen, For Crying Out Loud, Barbaric Bunnies and others. Exodus playing at Sheaf, 21st, 22nd [1983] (2 copies) The Fat Alley Band live at Grand Nash Hotel, Petone. First Fifteen, at Cosgroves, wiv Fishschool. Bring your snear! [sic]. 14-15 January [1983] Flesh D-Vice. Hear! See! Scream! Rawa House, Upper Cuba Street, Tues 15th, 7.30 [1983] Golden Showers 1983 gig. How to enjoy life in a police state. Live in concert: Desperate Measures, Flesh D-Vice, Unauthorised, Unrestful Movements, Riot 111, Aftershock, Suspect Device, Aryan Army, ?P.D. Boys" and ?Johnnies?. Be there! (2 copies) Grammar Boys Daring feats tour. Cricketers Arms, Wed 17 August [1983] The Kiwi Animal Real Theatre. Under the clothes were the underpants tour. Julie and Brent in your city. Varsity Cafe, Friday lunch 12 to 1 pm or 1 pm to 2 pm. Free. Magic Mushroom. A two night tribal dance for charity. Rock Theatre, 126 Vivian Street. 27-28 May [1983]. Friday: Jungle Mice, Ra & the Pyramids, Pelicans, Tin Syndrome, Unrestful Movements; Sat: Tempo House, A.D.P.B., Jellymen, Primitive Art Group, Molle Manne. (2 different posters, including 2 copies of one of them) Mangawekas. Cricketers, Fri 25th & Sat 26th Nov [1983]. Molle Manne. Vietnam (Fr & Sat.). Cosgroves 28, 29,30 April [1983] (2 copies) The Neighbours "The only one you need". On stage, Cricketers, 13-15 May [1983] Not the NZ Music Awards. Jimmy Jungle Block Productions. Jimmy Sung, Circus Block, Jungle Mice. Khandallah Hall, 26 November [1983]. (2 copies) The Oath. Metal. Playing at the Broderick, 30th March Wed 7.30 pm. Primitive Art Group. New music. At the Depot, 7-8 October [1983] (2 copies) Primitive Art Group. New Music. Thursday 5 May, Union Hall. (2 copies) Primitive Art group. The trouble with music. Cricketers Arms. Mon 12, Tues 13. Start 7.30 [1983] RA and the Pyramids, at Cosgroves. Wednesday 28 [1983]. Rock Against Racism dance. Naked Spots Dance, Ray Mercer Band, Pelicans, Reggae Rockers. Victoria University Union Hall, 17 September [1983]. (2 copies) The Slippery Opera, by Dean Parker, with Bert Brecht and the Bodgies. New Depot Theatre, 27 October [1983] (2 copies) Spines and Body Electric. Cricketers Arms, Tursday 7, Friday 8, Saturday 9 [1983] (2 copies) Stepchant Unit. Cricketers, Tuesday 19 + Wed 20th July [1983]. Stepchant Unit. Cricketers Arms We 20th; Quinns Post, Thurs 21st, Sat 23rd [1983] The Swerve, The Doubting Thomass, play Cosgroves, Oct 21-22 [1983] (2 copies) Tyrant. The Sheaf, Thurs, Fri, Sat [1983] UXB, at Cosgroves, this Thurs, Fri, Sat, 6, 7, 8 Oct, with support The Vectors. [1983] The West Coast Festival Punakaiki, April 2, 3, 4. [1983] Quantity: 36 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on posters.. Physical Description: Photolithographs and screenprints, sizes varying.

Date: August 1982

From: [Programmes and other ephemera for popular music events, bands and singers. 1982]

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-Popular-1982-19

Description: Poster showing abstract bird illustrations. Title taken from item. Quantity: 1 b&w art print(s) poster.

Date: December 1982-January 1983

From: [Programmes and other ephemera for popular music events, bands and singers. 1982]

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-Popular-1982-15

Description: Hand-coloured poster on coloured paper showing image of 19th Century couple and text "GO ON...". Text on poster reads: "for Disco Dance and Song; NSD [Naked Spots Dance] and G. [Green] E. [Eggs] Ham on 29, 30, but, Green Eggs + H. [Ham] and someone else on New Years Eve? (31) and 1st Jan [January]." Title taken from item. Quantity: 1 colour art print(s) poster. Transfers: Separated from Library reference Eph-C-MUSIC-Popular-1980-15.

Date: December 1982-January 1983

From: [Programmes and other ephemera for popular music events, bands and singers. 1982]

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-Popular-1982-14

Description: Hand-coloured poster on photocopied paper showing image of 19th Century couple and text "GO ON...". Text on poster reads: "for Disco Dance and Song; NSD [Naked Spots Dance] and G. [Green] E. [Eggs] Ham on 29, 30, but, Green Eggs + H. [Ham] and someone else on New Years Eve? (31) and 1st Jan [January]." Title taken from item. Quantity: 1 colour art print(s) poster. Transfers: Separated from Library reference Eph-C-MUSIC-Popular-1980-14.