Olsen, John Sigvard "Ole", 1892-1963

Date: 1949

By: Wright & Jaques Ltd

Reference: Eph-A-VARIETY-1949

Description: Includes: World famous Irish-N.Z. magician The Great Benyon, master of a million mysteries in "Bam-Boo-Zalem", a magical review. New Zealand tour commencing October 12th [1949]. Programme David N Martin in association with R J Kerridge presents "All the best". Production by Ralton R James (with Terry Scanlon, the Skating Merenos, Freddie Bamberger, Michelene Bernardini, Dumarte and Denzer, John O'Connor, Jackie and Partner, Jeanne Frances and Jerry Grey, Erikson the Official Deceiver, the Remarkable Rex Ramer (trumpet). His Majesty's Theatre Auckland, 27 August 1949. Programme (2 copies) David N Martin in association with R J Kerridge presents "All the best". Production by Ralton R James (with Terry Scanlon, the Skating Merenos, Freddie Bamberger, Michelene Bernardini, Dumarte and Denzer, John O'Connor, Jackie and Partner, Jeanne Frances and Jerry Grey, Erikson the Official Deceiver, the Remarkable Rex Ramer (trumpet). Grand Opera House Wellington [September 1949?]. Programme (2 copies) Roy Barton proudly presents the 1949-50 edition of Barton's Follies, with the sensational new comedian Willie Berrigan, the perfect fool, in the non-stop American laughter revue "Follies on parade", featuring Willie and a company of forty variety stars and the Famous Follies Beauties. Programme Celebrity Theatres Pty Ltd present "The Gay Nineties", starring Jim Gerald. His Majesty's Theatre Auckland, 6 August 1949. Programme Celebrity Theatres Pty Ltd present "The Gay Nineties", starring Jim Gerald. Grand Opera House Wellington, 27 August 1949. Programme. Overland tour of "The gay nineties", starring Jim Gerald, New Zealand's favourite comedian on his triumphant return from London (with Billy Shakespear, Paddy Drew, Mr George Chanti, Miss Lynn Golding, Miss Lily Moore, Jack O'Dowd, Miss Eleanor Marshall, Lyn Peoples, Danny Malone, Miss Dot Tindall, Miss Millie Hansen, Miss Maggie Buckley). [1949]. Programme David N Martin in association with R J Kerridge presents "Command performance"; an elegant musical revue. (With Maurice Colleano and Company, Elsie Bower, Margaret Fitzgibbon, Jean Rai, Betty Linke, Tod Hilton, Joey Porter, Lyn Colleano, Krista and Kristel, Jasmine Colleano, George Colleano, the Ganjou Bros and Juanita, Ivor Moreton and Dave Kaye. Members of the Tivoli Sunkissed Ballet: Dorothy Davey, June Leatham, Pat Leatham, Isobel McIntosh, Margaret Booth, Shirley White and Tess Denis). New Zealand premiere, St James (Wellington?), 17 August 1949. Programme (2 copies) David N Martin in association with R J Kerridge presents "Command performance", production by Ralton R James. (With Maurice Colleano and Company, Elsie Bower, Margaret Fitzgibbon, Jean Rai, Betty Linke, Tod Hilton, Joey Porter, Krista and Kristel, The Hartnells, Joyce and Lyn Colleano, George Colleano, the Ganjou Bros and Juanita, Ivor Moreton and Dave Kaye. Members of the Tivoli Sunkissed Ballet: Dorothy Davey, June Leatham, Pat Leatham, Isobel McIntosh, Margaret Booth, Shirley White, Tess Denis and Pauline Stewart). St James Theatre Auckland, November 1949. Programme (2 copies) Haumoana and District War Memorial coronation ceremony, 22 June 1949. Souvenir programme. The amazing Mr Rooklyn from London. Watch his fingers. Wright & Jaques Ltd. Harry Wren brings you from New York and London, Olsen and Johnson's "Hellzapoppin". All star revue aided and abetted by the following Maniacs Inc, starring Al Thomas and Alec Kellaway. His Majesty's Theatre Auckland, commencing 30 March 1949. Programme Harry Wren brings you from New York and London, Olsen and Johnson's "Hellzapoppin". All American stage hit direct from New York and London on its world tour. (Starring Al Thomas, Alec Kellaway and their company of Maniacs Inc). Grand Opera House Wellington, 26 April 1949. Programme (2 copies) The amazing Mr Rooklyn from London. Watch his fingers. Souvenir. Wright & Jaques Ltd [Booklet. 1949?] Harry Wren brings you from New York and London, Olsen and Johnson's "Hellzapoppin". All star revue aided and abetted by the following Maniacs Inc, starring Al Thomas and Alec Kellaway. Theatre Royal Christchurch, 14 May 1949. Programme British Enterprises present the Amazing Mr Rooklyn from London. Watch his fingers. Grand Opera House Wellington, 7 January 1949. Programme. British Enterprises present the Amazing Mr Rooklyn from London. Watch his fingers. New Zealand overland tour 1949. Programme Quantity: 14 theatre programmes.. 1 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Programmes, various sizes under 250 mm.

Date: 1949

From: Cabot, Charles Henry, 1890-1978: [Collection of ephemera, posters and programmes. 1900-1976]

Reference: Eph-A-CABOT-Variety-1949

Description: Includes programmes or fliers for the following: David N Martin in association with R J Kerridge presents "All the best". Production by Ralton R James (with Terry Scanlon, the Skating Merenos, Freddie Bamberger, Michelene Bernardini, Dumarte and Denzer, John O'Connor, Jackie and Partner, Jeanne Frances and Jerry Grey, Erikson the Official Deceiver, the Remarkable Rex Ramer (trumpet). Grand Opera House Wellington [September 1949?]. Programme Roy Barton proudly presents the 1949-50 edition of Barton's Follies with the sensational new comedian Willie Berrigan the perfect fool, in the non-stop American laughter revue "Follies on parade", featuring Willie and a company of forty variety stars and the Famous Follies Beauties. [With photograph of Jandy the unique eccentric musical clown]. Auckland programme and partial programme (with photo of contortionist Clarissa inside back cover) Roy Barton proudly presents the 1949-50 edition of Barton's Follies with the sensational new comedian Willie Berrigan the perfect fool, in the non-stop American laughter revue "Follies on parade", featuring Willie and a company of forty variety stars and the Famous Follies Beauties. [With photograph of Jandy the unique eccentric musical clown]. Christchurch programme Roy Barton proudly presents the 1949-50 edition of Barton's Follies with the sensational new comedian Willie Berrigan the perfect fool, in the non-stop American laughter revue "Fun and fancy free", featuring Willie and a company of forty variety stars and the Famous Follies Beauties. [With photograph of Jandy the unique eccentric musical clown]. Partial Auckland programme (with photo of contortionist Clarissa, soprano June Phillips, and ballet mistress Val Jellay inside back cover) (2 copies), and folded brief programme Barton's Follies 1949 tour of New Zealand, playing all cities and principal towns in picture theatres and town halls. 40 star artists. Tonight at 8 pm, vaudeville & revue. The kiddies Monster Panto "Cinderella". 22 scenes of glittering scenery. Tomorrow afternoon after school at 3.30 pm. ... Flier (2 copies) The London Revue sensation "hit" "The gay nineties" starring variety's King of Comedians, Jim Gerald with Billy Shakespeare, Paddy Drew, George Chanti, Lynn Golding, Lily Moore, Jack O'Dowd, Eleanor Marshall, Lyn Peoples. Overture Assheton Harbord and his music hall orchestra. Programme [1949] Celebrity Theatres Pty Ltd proudly present grand gala opening. Olsen and Johnson's all American stage hit ... "Hellzapoppin". Production director Alec Kellaway. Opera House, opening 26 April 1949. Programme and promotional pamphlet David N Martin in association with R J Kerridge presents "Command performance"; an elegant musical revue. (With Maurice Colleano and Company, Elsie Bower, Margaret Fitzgibbon, Jean Rai, Betty Linke, Tod Hilton, Joey Porter, Lyn Colleano, Krista and Kristel, Jasmine Colleano, George Colleano, the Ganjou Bros and Juanita, Ivor Moreton and Dave Kaye. Members of the Tivoli Sunkissed Ballet: Dorothy Davey, June Leatham, Pat Leatham, Isobel McIntosh, Margaret Booth, Shirley White and Tess Denis). 1949 New Zealand tour. Programme (2 copies) George Tollerton in conjunction with International Artists Ltd presents "Nice goings on". Overseas vaudeville celebrities (Maxine Newton, Allen Van, Babs Mackinnon, Eric Cameron, Hurley and Lee, Bud Budden, Colin and Clive). Theatre Royal Christchurch, 19 March 1949. Programme Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Printed programmes or fliers, under 250 mm.