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Copy of 'Jersey Theatre-Number 1' magazine with cover by Edmund Blampied including an interview with Kenneth Britton, an article entitled 'Stage Asides' by Reg Grandin, reviews, competitions, music, an article entitled 'Why Act?' by Paul Williams, an article entitled 'The Pastime for the Million' by Marjorie Kaenel, a profile of Edmund Blampied and letters

Reference: H/B/F3/5

Date: 1 June 1944 - 30 June 1944

Copy of 'Jersey Theatre-Number 2' magazine with cover by Edmund Blampied including an article entitled 'Hallo, Me 'Earties!' by Dusty Walker, reviews, an article by Marjorie Baker about Frederick Lonsdale, an article called 'Pity the Poor Prompter' by Reg Grandin, an article entitled 'The Record Breaker' by Rex D Kirby, an interview with Mrs Stevenson, an article entitled 'New York Calling!' by José Lillicrap and music

Reference: H/B/F3/6

Date: 1 July 1944 - 31 July 1944

Smiling Through by Reg Grandin

Reference: JERSM/2001/00045

Object name: Booklet

Writer: Grandin, Reg

Publisher: Jersey Evening Post, The

Date: 1940 - 1945

Smiling Through by Reg Grandin

Reference: JERSM/2005/00073

Object name: Booklet

Writer: Grandin, Reg

Publisher: Jersey Evening Post, The

Date: 1940 - 1945

Images of people, including poet Reg Grandin, being presented to Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh by the Bailiff Sir Alexander Coutanche at a reception in Howard Davis Park during the 1949 Royal Visit of the Princess and Duke to the Island [see JWP 2/7/1949 p 6 and 7, and JEP 23/6/1949 p 6]. The images were produced from the negatives depicted in Contact Sheet 16 of Red Contact File 23 from the Jersey Evening Post (JEP) Photographic Archive.

Reference: L/A/75/A4/23/CS16/6

Date: 22 June 1949 - 2 July 1949

Letter 57 from Kath [Kathleen de Carteret], Moorfield, Mannamead, Plymouth to her dearest Ken [Kenneth Henry Le Sueur]. Refers to Kathleen giving a lecture at Moorfield on Schubert to commemorate the centenary of his death, details of organ recitals by Mr [George Harry] Moreton at St Andrew's Church in Plymouth, and information about South View School in Clevedon. Includes original envelope addressed to K H Le Sueur, Western Telegraph Company, St Vincent, Cape Verde Islands.

Reference: L/C/142/A1/A1/1/57

Date: 19 November 1928 - 21 November 1928

Letter written to Mrs Bella Goodchild in Toronto, Canada, from her Uncle C.S. [Charles] Bisson of the Army Stores, New Street, Jersey. He wishes them Happy Xmas and thanks them for the birthday wishes. He askes her to pass the letter on to several other parties so that they can read it. He tells her of the book of verses he had posted to her mother and to Daisy, they were composed by Reg Grandin during the Occupation, he thinks that some are a bit dry but others are amusing. He tells her Ann is looking well and happy and he hopes that her husband Alf's business is doing well.

Reference: L/C/277/B1/3

Date: 10 December 1946

Scrapbook kept by Helene Marie Sinnatt, née Jackson, during the Occupation. Book 2, Page 48. Includes newscuttings from the Evening Post, including the obituary of Edward Clarence Boielle.

Reference: L/C/306/A/2/48

Date: 23 August 1941 - 27 August 1941

Scrapbook kept by Helene Marie Sinnatt, née Jackson, during the Occupation. Book 6, Page 19. Includes newscuttings of articles, notices and poems published in the Evening Post.

Reference: L/C/306/A/6/19

Date: 18 June 1944 - 27 June 1944

Scrapbook kept by Helene Marie Sinnatt, née Jackson, during the Occupation. Book 6, Page 23. Includes newscuttings of articles, poems and notices published in the Evening Post, including articles about the war in France and German bombing raids on London.

Reference: L/C/306/A/6/23

Date: 2 July 1944 - 5 July 1944

Scrapbook kept by Helene Marie Sinnatt, née Jackson, during the Occupation. Book 6, Page 54. Includes newscuttings of articles and notices published in the Evening Post, including s notice ordering the destruction of dogs and notices relating to reductions in rations.

Reference: L/C/306/A/6/54

Date: 10 January 1945 - 13 January 1945

Scrapbook kept by Helene Marie Sinnatt, née Jackson, during the Occupation. Book 6, Page 63. Includes newscuttings of articles and notices published in the Evening Post, including notices of rewards for the return of missing dogs with comments in manuscript by Mrs Sinnatt.

Reference: L/C/306/A/6/63

Date: 10 February 1945 - 13 March 1945

Talk by Dixie Landick at the Channel Islands Occupation Society Annual Dinner concerning entertainments during the occupation. President of the Channel Islands Occupation Society gives an introduction. Asks the audience how many people were there during the occupation, talks about the association of the period with music, tunes from beginning of the occupation were almost the only entertainment, confiscation of radios, plays music from the occupation period which people identify, the cinemas functioning in Jersey including The Forum, West's and The Opera House, films stuck here during the occupation that kept getting repeated, marching music of the germans, George Le Sueur, a local resident who provided entertainment for local residents, reading of books, people writing in the Evening Post and the censorship involved, Reg Grandin who wrote light hearted poetry about the occupation, the borrowing and passing around of music, German films arriving and the mixed feelingsinvolved in going to see them, propaganda in films, stage plays and variety shows, people who took part, German involvement in censorship, a show he was involved in at the Opera House, improvisation neeed during the occupation, tap dancing, an impression of a performance by Maurice Ricou- a comedian, going out to the country parishes and an impression of a comedy performance that may have taken place and the feeling when the first red cross parcels arrived.

Reference: L/D/25/L/33

Date: October 1981

Scrapbook No 4 compiled by Mr E J de Ste Croix. Includes cuttings from the Evening Post, various german orders, rationing, notification for American citizens to report to Victoria College House, curfew notices, fuel supplies, v sign propaganda, registering of vehicles, requests for labour, a spanish OT workers food card from Lager Udet, orders relating to sabotage and against the Jews, a poem against rumour mongering by Reg Grandin, mail to and from prisoners of war, food cards for civilian workers of Theodor Elsche, notice of the punishment of P and B Wakeham for neglect in the cultivation of their glasshouses, football results, the confiscation of wirelesses and a copy of a pamphlet that was circulates against this order, notice of free vaccinations, threats by the feldkommandant of deportation of local citizens for carrying out acts of sabotage, note on the arrival of Russian prisoners of war and the state they were in, note on the actions of the Germans after rumours of the British landing in France, report on the opening of the german railway, notice on the Evening Post having to suspend publication due to paper shortages, orders relating to the registration of cycles and a letter to Mr de Ste Croix asking him to bring his bike to be examined,

Reference: L/D/25/M2/4

Date: 5 December 1941 - 28 July 1942

Book about everyday life in Jersey during the occupation by Reg Grandin entitled 'Smiling Through'

Reference: L/D/25/M3/4

Date: 1945

Photocopy of the poem 'Answer to a Red Cross Letter', originally written by Reg Grandin - not dated

Reference: L/F/54/C/K/11

Date: 1940 - 1945

Programme of a grand charity concert arranged by Frank Rumfitt in aid of Children's Benefit Fund at Aquila Road Methodist Schoolroom.

Reference: L/F/240/A1/1/1

Date: 23 March 1944 - 24 March 1944

Programme for production of Walter Hackett's Ambrose Applejohn's Adventure by The Georgetown Players at Glenham Hall, 17-19 February 1943. Produced by John Sterling.

Reference: L/F/240/A1/3/1

Date: 17 February 1943 - 19 February 1943

Souvenir programme for gala performance by the Jersey Green Room Club at the Opera House, 29 May 1929.

Reference: L/F/240/A1/7/9

Date: 29 May 1929

Programme for production of Hullo Again presented by Sonny Godbolt at the Opera House, 3-11 August 1942. Entire profits in aid of Jersey Dispensary, Jersey Animals' Shelter and Winter Relief Fund.

Reference: L/F/240/A1/7/30

Date: 3 August 1942 - 11 August 1942

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