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Reference L/F/240/A2
Date 1908 - 1948
Names Day, June, née Le Sueur
Keywords Programmes
Places London
Level of description Series

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L/F/240/A2/1 Programme for production of W J Locke's Butterflies by Miss Ada Reeve and Company at the Apollo Theatre, London. Includes advertisements for London businesses. [Undated, c. 29 June 1908]. 29 June 1908
L/F/240/A2/2 Programme for production of Charles B Cochran's Lights Up!, starring Evelyn Laye, Clifford Mollison and Martyn Green, at the Savoy Theatre, London. Revue by Ronald Jeans. Music by Noel Gay. Signed by performers. Includes photographs of scenes from the production, and advertisements for London businesses. [1940]. 9 February 1940 -
31 December 1940
L/F/240/A2/3 Programme for production of Oscar Wilde's Lady Windermere's Fan by Tennent Plays Ltd at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London. Produced by John Gielgud. [Week commencing 21 August 1945]. 21 August 1945
L/F/240/A2/4 Programme for production of Norman Ginsbury's The First Gentleman starring Robert Morley presented by Henry Sherek, by arrangement with Firth Shepherd, at the Savoy Theatre, Strand, London. Includes advertisements. [1946]. 1946
L/F/240/A2/5 Programme for production of Edward Percy's The Shop at Sly Corner starring Arthur Young and Victoria Hooper, presented by Jack de Leon by arrangement with Bright Enterprises Limited, at St Martin's Theatre, West Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, London. Includes details of other productions at London theatres, and advertisements. [1946]. 1946
L/F/240/A2/6 Programme for production of Perchance to Dream presented by Tom Arnold, starring Ivor Novello, at The London Hippodrome. Includes details of forthcoming attractions, and advertisements for London businesses. [Undated, c. January to June 1946]. 1 January 1946 -
30 June 1946
L/F/240/A2/7 Programme for production of Terence Rattigan's The Winslow Boy presented by H M Tennent Ltd and Linnit and Dunfee Ltd at the Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London. Directed by Glen Byam Shaw. Includes details of forthcoming attractions at theatres in London. [Undated, c. 23 May 1946]. 23 May 1946
L/F/240/A2/8 Programme for production of Piccadilly Hayride presented by Val Parnell at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London. Produced by Alec Shanks. Includes advertisements. [Undated, c. October 1946]. 1 October 1946 -
31 October 1946
L/F/240/A2/9 Programme for production of Ronald Duncan's adaptation of Jean Cocteau's The Eagle Has Two Heads by Tennent Plays Ltd at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London. Directed by Murray MacDonald. [c. 1947]. 1947
L/F/240/A2/10 Programme for Tom Arnold's Ice Revue at the Stoll Theatre, London. Produced by Armand Perren. Directed and staged by Gerald Palmer. [1947]. 1947
L/F/240/A2/11 Programme for production of Emile Littler's Annie Get Your Gun starring Dolores Gray and Bill Johnson at the London Coliseum. Production and choreography by Helen Tamiris. Direction and lighting by Charles Hickman. Includes details of forthcoming attractions, and advertisements for London businesses. [Undated, c. June 1947 to March 1948]. 7 June 1947 -
1 March 1948
L/F/240/A2/12 Programme for the 205th edition of Revudeville (16th year) at the Windmill Theatre, Piccadilly Circus, London, commencing 25 August 1947. Produced by Vivian Van Damm. Includes photographs of performers and advertisements. 25 August 1947
L/F/240/A2/13 Programme for production of Rodgers and Hammersterin's Oklahoma! by The Theatre Guild at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Includes advertisements. [11 October 1948]. 11 October 1948
L/F/240/A2/14 Programme for the 216th edition of Revudeville (17th year) at the Windmill Theatre, Piccadilly Circus, London, commencing 15 November 1948 for five weeks. Produced by Vivian Van Damm. Performances by B Company. Includes photographs of performers and advertisements. Encloses a West End theatre guide for week 1-6 November [1948]. 1 November 1948 -
6 November 1948
L/F/240/A2/15 Programme for the 216th edition of Revudeville (17th year) at the Windmill Theatre, Piccadilly Circus, London, commencing 15 November 1948 for five weeks. Produced by Vivian Van Damm. Performances by A Company. Includes photographs of performers and advertisements. 15 November 1948