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Revue: 1910s
1919 (Sep): HULLO AMERICA! - Herman Finck, Clifford Grey, J.Hastings Turner (Palace Theatre, "The Premier Variety Theatre of Europe")
Elsie Janis, Billy Merson, Owen Nares, Irene Magley, Marjorie Essex, Madeline Seymour, The Palace Girls, Will West, Robert Reilly, Wilbur Lenton; staged by Gus Sohlke [24pp, 5.25x8.25; in Seven Scenes: The Harbour which someone deleted, The Old Knight and The New, Paris - Peter "at home", A Restaurant in Soho, The Rehearsal at the Assembly Rooms, The Boy Comes Home, Trafalgar Square - Tomorrow; full details of scenes, musical numbers etc., theatre information, ticket prices, etc.; uncommon; slightly rumpled, minor marks, else VG] (£5) SOLD
Revue: 1920s
1924 (September 23rd): CHARLOT'S REVUE - Ronald Jeans (Prince of Wales Theatre)
Book by Ronald Jeans, with Additional Scenes by Dorota Flatau, Maurice Harvey, Harold Simpson, Arnold Palmer; Lyrics by Noel Coward, Douglas Furber, Reginald Arkell, Donovan Parsons, Gordon McConnell, Jack Strachey, Irving Caesar, Percy Waxman; Music by Philip Braham, Noel Coward, Jack Strachey, Joseph Meyer, Vincent Youmans, Jack Arnold, Arthur Samuels, Dave Stamper, Cyril Scott; numbers include includes That'll be very useful later on, Jessie Hooper, Specially For You, and Love Life and Laughter by Noel Coward; cast includes Leonard Henry, Morris Harvey, Dorothy Dolman, Henry Kendall, Kitty Attfield, Dorothy Debenham, W.H.Senior, Phyllis Monkman, Sybil Wise, Peter Haddon, Queenie Thomas, Maisie Gay, Effie Atherton, Juliette Compton, Fancy Robinson, Peggy Willoughby, Elizabeth Baddeley, Lola Mende, Grace Wilson, Hugh Sinclair, Nellie Bowman; Dialogue staged by Dion Titheradge, Dances and Ensembles by Laddie Cliff [20pp, 5.5x8.5; packed "Magazine" programme; full details of every revue item, and much else; light vertical bend, else VG] (£5) SOLD
Revue: 1930s
1932: RHYME & RHYTHM (Subject To Altercation) - Laddie Cliff, Jack Clarke, Greatrex Newman, Desmond Carter (Winter Garden Theatre)
Phyllis Monkton, Vera Bryer, Gilly Flower, Arthur Rigby, Jnr., The Alfredo Campoli Trio, Jack Clarke & George Myddleton, Basil Howes, Laddie Cliff; dir:Laddie Cliff [20pp, 5.5x8.5; 9 excellent cast photos, sequence of sketches and acts, credits; uncommon; date written on cover, slightly rumpled, else VG] (£4) SOLD
1932: BOW BELLS - Dion Titheradge, Desmond Carter, Henry Sullivan (London Hippodrome)
Binnie Hale, Nelson Keys, Robert Hale, Betty Frankiss, Billy Milton, Joan Gardner, Freddie Carpenter, Delsya, Harold Turner, Ruth Mackand, Andre Randall, Edwin Styles, Max Wall, Elaine Lettor, Betty Scorer, Harriet Hoctor, The Wiere Brothers, Marie Shields, Denis Cowles, Molly O'Moore, John Palmer, Mr.Cochran's Young Ladies, Mr.Hulbert's Young Gentlemen, The Hippodrome Belles; dir:John Murray Anderson [24pp, 5.5x8.5; four photos of the principals, production photo of 'Love Keeps Out The Rain', programme of sketches, list of musical numbers, credits; uncommon; crease on front cover, else VG] (£4) SOLD
1935: STREAMLINE - Herbert/Ellis (Palace)
Florence Desmond, Roy Russell, Charles Heslop, Naunton Wayne, Tilly Losch, Nora Howard , La Jana, June Hart, Sepha Treble, Iris March, William Stephens, Moya Nugent, Esmond Knight, Larry Adler, Kyra Nijinsky, 'Mr.Cochran's Young Ladies'; designed by Doris Zinkeisen, Cecil Beaton, Rex Whistler [44pp, 5.5x8.5; 7 cast photos; very full details of the sketches; show featured "Perseverance, a comic Opera by Silbert and Gullivan"; packed "Magazine" programme; staples rusty, cover slightly faded, otherwise excellent condition] (£6) SOLD
1935: THIS WORLD OF OURS (Gate Theatre Studio)
Hermione Gingold, Charlotte Leigh, Hedley Briggs, Tony Forwood, Michael Anthony, Googie Withers, Peter Borrett, Rosalind Iden; dir:Norman Marshall, des:Hedley Briggs; written and composed by Ronald Hill, Diana Morgan, Robert MacDermot, Geoffrey Wright, Herbert Farjeon, Holt Marvell, Walter Leigh, Robert Hamer [8pp, 7.25x10.75; on sturdy paper, with attractive cover; VG] (£6) SOLD
1937: MEMBERS ONLY - Geoffrey Wright, Robert MacDermot, John Adrian Ross, Nicholas Phipps (Gate Theatre Studio)
Charles Hawtrey, Hermione Gingold, Richard Haydn, Kenneth Carten, Nicholas Phipps, Nadine March, Ann Morrison, Billy Milton, Reginald Beckwith, Gabrielle Brune; dir:Norman Marshall & Geoffrey Wright, des:William Chappell [8pp, 7.1x11; additional material by Diana Morgan, Walter Leigh, Ronald Hill, John Weir, Reginald Beckwith, Harold Plumptre, Arthur Marshall; light vertical crease, VG] £5
Revue: 1940s
1944: SWEETER AND LOWER (Second Edition of Sweet and Low) - J.W.Pemberton and A.A.Dubens (Ambassador's)
Hermione Gingold, Henry Kendall, Edna Wood, George Carden, Bonar Colleano [8pp; 5x3.75] £4
1944: SWEETER AND LOWER (Second Edition of Sweet and Low) - J.W.Pemberton and A.A.Dubens (Ambassador's)
Hermione Gingold, Henry Kendall, Edna Wood, George Carden, Christopher Hewett [8pp; 5x3.75] £4
1945: SIGH NO MORE - Noel Coward (Piccadilly)
Cyril Ritchard, Madge Elliott, Joyce Grenfell, Graham Payn, Mantovani and his Orchestra, Vivien Merchant, Gail Kendal, Alan Clive, Daphne Anderson, Irlin Hall, Grant Tyler, Josephine Wray, Tom Linden; Written, Composed and Directed by Noel Coward; choreography by Wendy Toye, George Carden, and Sheila Nicholson; Joyce Grenfell's music by Richard Addinsell [4pp, 5x8; includes Nina, Matelot, and Joyce Grenfell's Du Maurier, This is the End of the News and Travelling Broadens the Mind; uncommon; slightly rumpled, date pencilled on front page, else VG] £4
1945: LESLIE HENSON'S GAIETIES (Saville)
Hermione Baddeley, Leslie Henson, Walter Crisham, Prudence Hyman, Avril Angers, Terence Delany, Carroll Gibbons and his Orchestra, Decima Knight, Molly Gay, Joan Alexis, Guy Fane, Gerald Fitzgerald, Freddie Carpenter's Gaiety Girls; produced by Leslie Henson and Freddie Carpenter [4pp, 5x8; full details of each item; music and libretto by Carroll Gibbons, Douglas Furber, Leslie Henson, Vivian Ellis, Hubert Gregg, Edward Horan, Harold Purcell, Denis Waldock, Nicholas Phipps, Greatorex Newman, and Frank Eyton; slightly rumpled, date on cover, else VG] £3
1946: SWEETEST AND LOWEST (Third Edition of Sweet and Low) - J.W.Pemberton and A.A.Dubens (Ambassador's)
Hermione Gingold, Henry Kendall, George Carden [8pp; slightly rumpled] £4
1946: BETTER LATE - Leslie Julian Jones (Garrick)
Beatrice Lillie, Joan Swinstead, George Benson, Prudence Hyman, Kay Young, Virginia Winter, Bernard Hunter, Walter Crisham, Murray Matheson, Grant Tyler, Anna Marita; dir:Norman Marshall [6pp triple-fold, 3.4x8; charming sketch of Beatrice Lillie on front cover; order of events, credits etc.; uncommon; minor marks, VG] £4
1947: ONE, TWO, THREE! - Mischa Spoliansky, Loftus Wigram (Duke of York's)
Sonnie Hale, Charles Heslop, Anthony Hayes, Binnie Hale, Gail Kendal, Marie Sellar, David Carey, John Paramore, Paddy Johnson, Roy Hartley, Ursula Medley, Patricia Clasper, Tonie Greene, Clemency Denning, Pamela Kail, Freddie Coulson and Barry MacDonald, Ilena Manova [8pp, 5x7.3; order of events, credits etc.; minor marks, VG] £4
1948: A LA CARTE - Alan Melville, Charles Zwar (Savoy)
Hermione Baddeley, Henry Kendall, Dick Henderson Jnr., Myrette Morven, Marcel Le Bon [8pp, 5x7.25; horizontal fold, else VG] £3
1948: A LA CARTE - Alan Melville, Charles Zwar (Savoy)
Hermione Baddeley, Henry Kendall, Dick Henderson Jnr., Myrette Morven, Marcel Le Bon [12pp, 5x7.25; later edition; somewhat tatty, else VG] £2
1948: FOUR, FIVE, SIX - Mischa Spoliansky, Alan Melville, Loftus Wigram (Duke of York's)
Binnie Hale, Bobby Howes, Vida Hope, Anthony Hayes, Marie Sellar, Bill Fraser, Maud Long, James Cameron, David Gardner, [8pp; rumpled, else VG] £2
1949: SAUCE TARTARE - Geoffrey Parsons, Berkeley Fase, Matt Brooks (Cambridge)
Ronald Frankau, Audrey Hepburn, Peter Glover, Jean Bayless, Bernard Easthoe, Harold Holness, Dudley Heslop, Enid Smeeden, Terence Theobald, Charlotte Bidmead, Chris Grainger, Ray Browne, David Keller, Nina Tarakanova, Marlana, Jan Muzurus, Renee Houston, Muriel Smith, Zoe Gail, Claude Hulbert, Patricia Dare, Jack Melford, Aud Johannsen [8pp, 5x8.25; date on cover, else VG] £5
Revue: 1950s
1950: TOUCH AND GO - Jean and Walter Kerr, Jay Gorney (Prince of Wales)
Kay Ballard, Helen Gallagher, Jonathan Lucas, David Lober, Sidney James, John Guest, Carole Lynne, John Stevens, Charles Rowley, Beryl Stevens, Valerie Ashton, The Debonairs, Bill Fraser, Desmond Walter Ellis; produced by Robert E. Griffiths, staged by Dick Hurran [8pp, 5x7.25; list of items, credits etc.; slightly rumpled, else VG] £3
1950: LATIN QUARTER 1950 (London Casino)
Vic Oliver, Sylvie St.Clair, The Beverley Sisters, Walton & O'Rourke, The Clark Brothers, Lela Moore, Fortunia, Les Curibas, Debroy Somers; created and produced by Robert Nesbitt [12pp, 6.4x9.3; 10 cast photos; slightly rumpled, else VG] £4
1950: LATIN QUARTER 1950 (London Casino)
Vic Oliver, Les Compagnons de la Chanson, Sylvie St.Clair, Walton & O'Rourke, The Clark Brothers, Lela Moore, The Casavecchia, Fortunia, Les Curibas, Debroy Somers; created and produced by Robert Nesbitt [12pp, 6.4x9.3; 11 cast photos; slightly rumpled, else VG] £4
1950: LATIN QUARTER 1950 (London Casino)
Vic Oliver, The Merry Macs, Sylvie St.Clair, Walton & O'Rourke, The Clark Brothers, Lela Moore, The Casavecchia, Fortunia, Les Curibas, Debroy Somers; created and produced by Robert Nesbitt [12pp, 6.4x9.3; 11 cast photos; slightly rumpled, else VG] £4
1951: PENNY PLAIN (St.Martin's)
Joyce Grenfell, Elisabeth Welch, Max Adrian, Desmond Walter-Ellis, Rose Hill, Moyra Fraser, Julian Orchard, Jimmy Thompson; dir:Laurier Lister [12pp; written by Alan Melville, Simon Phipps, Paul Dehn, Herbert Farjeon; music by Richard Addinsell, Donald Swann, Charles Zwar, Clifton Parker, Sandy Wilson; lyrics by Joyce Grenfell, Michael Flanders; decor by Hutchinson Scott, Osbert Lancaster, Ronald Searle etc.; "Oct 1951" pencilled on cover, slightly rumpled, else VG] £4
1951: LATIN QUARTER of 1951 (London Casino)
Nat Jackley, Jean Carson, Darvas & Julia, Rolly Rolls, Eileen O'Dare, Dick & Dot Remy, Bob Bromley, Peter Dimuantes, Georges Campo, The Art of Monsieur Choppy, Vicky Emra; created and produced by Robert Nesbitt [12pp, 6.4x9.3; 11 cast photos; slightly rumpled, else VG] £4
1952: THE GLOBE REVUE (Globe)
Dora Bryan, Pam Marmont, Graham Payn, Jeremy Hawk, Hilary Allen, Myles Eason, George Benson, Ian Carmichael, Diana Decker, Joan Heal, Irlin Hall, Timothy Spencer, Honor Blair; dir:William Chappell [8pp, 5x7.25; words, lyrics and music by Noel Coward (Kingston By Pass and There Are Bad Times Just Around The Corner), Richard Kayne, Paul Dehn, Arthur Macrae, Richard Addinsell, Donald Swann, Peter Myers, Alec Grahame, Ronald Cass, Sidney Carter, Sandy Wilson, Charles Zwar, Kay Thompson, and Gerard Bryant; slightly rumpled, else VG] £3
1952: PENNY PLAIN (St.Martin's)
Joyce Grenfell, Elisabeth Welch, Max Adrian, Desmond Walter-Ellis, Rose Hill, Moyra Fraser, Julian Orchard, Jimmy Thompson; dir:Laurier Lister [8pp, 5x7; written by Alan Melville, Simon Phipps, Paul Dehn, Herbert Farjeon; music by Richard Addinsell, Donald Swann, Charles Zwar, Clifton Parker, Sandy Wilson; lyrics by Joyce Grenfell, Michael Flanders; decor by Hutchinson Scott, Osbert Lancaster, Ronald Searle etc.; VG] £6
1952: LONDON LAUGHS (Adelphi)
Jimmy Edwards, Vera Lynn, Tony Hancock, produced by Alec Shanks and Joan Davis, comedy direction by Richard Bird [12pp, 5x7.25; photo of Vera Lynn; VG] £5
1953: AIRS ON A SHOESTRING (sucessor to Penny Plain) (Royal Court)
Max Adrian, Moyra Fraser, Sally Rogers, Betty Marsden, Denis Quilley, Charles Ross, Bernard Hunter, Peter Reeves, Patricia Lancaster; devised and directed by Laurier Lister, staged by Alfred Rodrigues [12pp, 4.9x7.25; words, music and lyrics by Michael Flanders and Donald Swann, Virginia Graham, John Pritchett, Nicholas Phipps, Geoffrey Wright, Charlotte Mitchell, Madeleine Dring, Geoffrey Brown, David Climie, Jimmy Wilson, Peter Hilary Green, Jerry Mann, Arthur Benjamin, Richard Waring, Joyce Grenfell, Richard Addinsell, Justin Richardson, Mary Dunn, Lindsey Kyme, Jack Gray, Dolores Claman; slightly rumpled, else VG] £3
1953: HIGH SPIRITS - Peter Myers, Alec Grahame and David Climie, music by John Pritchett and Ronald Cass (London Hippodrome)
Cyril Ritchard, Diana Churchill, Ian Carmichael, Thelma Ruby, Dilys Lay, Patrick Cargill, Ronnie Stevens, Leslie Crowther, Maxwell Coker, Joan Sims, Marie Bryant, Eleanor Fazan, Valerie Carton; directed by William Chappell [8pp, 5x7.25; VG] £4
1953: PARIS TO PICCADILLY A New Folies Bergere Revue (Prince of Wales)
David Hughes, Leslie Randall, Archie Robbins, Baby Scruggs, Mimi Gerrard, Medlock & Marlowe, Eddie Vitch, Renee Strange, Paul Mattei, Four Hurricanes, Aida Baki, Patterson & Jackson; staged by Dick Hurran [12pp; 12 photos; slightly rumpled, else VG] (£4) SOLD
1954: INTIMACY AT 8.30 - Peter Myers, Alec Grahame, David Climie, John Pritchett, Ronald Cass (Criterion)
Joan Heal, Joan Sims, Ron Moody, Ronnie Stevens, Dilys Lay, Aud Johansen, Geoffrey Hibbert, Digby Wolfe, Eleanor Fazan, Peter Felgate; dir:Michael Charnley [8pp; date on cover, else VG] £3
1954 (17 Feb): AIRS ON A SHOESTRING (Royal Court)
Max Adrian, Moyra Fraser, Sally Rogers, Betty Marsden, Denis Quilley, Charles Ross, Bernard Hunter, Peter Reeves, Patricia Lancaster; devised and directed by Laurier Lister, staged by Alfred Rodrigues [8pp, 4.9x7.25; words, music and lyrics by
Michael Flanders and Donald Swann, Virginia Graham, John Pritchett, Nicholas Phipps, Geoffrey Wright, Charlotte Mitchell, Madeleine Dring, Geoffrey Brown, David Climie, Jimmy Wilson, Peter Hilary Green, Jerry Mann, Arthur Benjamin, Richard Waring, Joyce Grenfell, Richard Addinsell, Justin Richardson, Mary Dunn, Lindsey Kyme, Jack Gray, Dolores Claman; date written on cover] £3
1954: OUT OF THE BLUE (Phoenix) 1954 Cambridge Footlights Revue
Jonathan Miller (aged 20), Leslie Bricusse, Frederic Raphael, Brian Marber, Bernard Barr, John Pardoe, John Preston Bell, John Quashie-Idun, Trevor Williams, Robin Bazeley-White, Peter Stephens, David Conyers, Dermot Hoare, Neil Sutherland; devised and produced by Leslie Bricusse [8pp; 7.25x9.5; w.14 photos of the very young cast!; cover lightly marked, contents fine; highly unusual programme] £9
1955: BETWEEN THE LINES (Scala) 1955 Cambridge Footlights Revue
Jonathan Miller (aged 21), Alan Vening, Roddy McKelvie, Trevor Williams, Brian Marber, Peter Woodthorpe, Rory McEwen, John Ticehurst, John Pardoe, Tim Berington, Brian Welsh, Willie Eustace, Julian Jebb, Tony Westcott, Ted Taylor, Allan Mitchell [12pp, 7.25x9.5; w.16 photos of the very young cast!; minor marks on cover, light vertical fold, contents fine; another highly unusual programme] £9
1955: THE PUNCH REVUE - Vida Hope (Duke of York's)
Paul Daneman, Alfie Bass, Binnie Hale [16pp; 8.75x11.25; 11 photos, articles, 6 Searle cartoons; very nice full programme; uncommon; minor edge damage, rumpled, else VG] £3
1956: FRESH AIRS - Laurier Lister (Comedy)
Max Adrian, Moyra Fraser, Rose Hill; directed by Laurier Lister and Max Adrian [12pp, 5x7.25; VG] £3
1956: CRANKS - John Cranko (St.Martin's)
Hugh Bryant, Anthony Newley, Annie Ross, Gilbert Vernon; music: John Addison, decor: John Piper [8pp, 5.7.25; slightly rumpled, else VG] £3
1957: AT THE DROP OF A HAT - Michael Flanders, Donald Swann (Fortune)
Michael Flanders, Donald Swann [4pp] £4
1957: LA PLUME DE MA TANTE (Garrick)
Robert Dhery, Jacques Legras, Roger Caccia, Colette Brosset, Philippe Dumat, Pierre Olaf, Laurence Soupault, Frank Daubray, Michael Austin Kent, Pamela Austin, Coka Brossecola, Maureen Hill, The Garrick Rockettes; staged by Alec Shanks [16pp, 4.75x7.25; music by Gerard Calvi, French lyrics by Francis Blanche, English lyrics by Ross Parker; slightly rumpled, else VG] £3
1958 (8 Sept): FOR ADULTS ONLY- Peter Myers, Alec Grahame (Strand)
Miriam Karlin, Hugh Paddick, Ron Moody, Patricia Lancaster, Barry Took, Josephine Gordon, Frederick Jaeger, Geoffrey Webb, Gladys Tudor, Margaret Rubel, Diana Payne, Helen Cotterill, Derina House, Louie Ramsay, Richard Waring; direction and choreography by Michael Charnley [20pp, 4.9x7.25; list of items, credits, company photos and biographies; VG] £3
1958 (22 Sept): FOR ADULTS ONLY- Peter Myers, Alec Grahame (Strand)
Miriam Karlin, Hugh Paddick, Ron Moody, Patricia Lancaster, Barry Took, Josephine Gordon, Frederick Jaeger, Geoffrey Webb, Gladys Tudor, Margaret Rubel, Diana Payne, Helen Cotterill, Derina House, Louie Ramsay, Richard Waring; direction and choreography by Michael Charnley [20pp, 4.9x7.25; list of items (slightly different), credits, company photos and biographies; date on cover, else VG] £3
1958 (27 Oct): FOR ADULTS ONLY- Peter Myers, Alec Grahame (Strand)
Miriam Karlin, Hugh Paddick, Ron Moody, Patricia Lancaster, Barry Took, Josephine Gordon, Frederick Jaeger, Geoffrey Webb, Gladys Tudor, Margaret Rubel, Diana Payne, Toni Palmer, Derina House, Louie Ramsay, Richard Waring; direction and choreography by Michael Charnley [20pp, 4.9x7.25; list of items (slightly different again), credits, company photos and biographies; VG] £3
1958: AH! QUELLE FOLIE (Winter Garden Theatre)
Veronica Bell, Colette Fleuriot, Dolly Pick, staged by Michel Gyarmarthy [12pp; large photos of Veronica Bell and Colette Fleuriot; VG] £3
1958: LIVING FOR PLEASURE - Arthur Macrae, Richard Addinsell (Garrick)
Dora Bryan, Daniel Massey, George Rose, Janie Marden, Patience Collier, Lynda Baron; dir:William Chappell [16pp; VG] £4
1959: PIECES OF EIGHT - Peter Cook, Harold Pinter, Sandy Wilson, John Law, Lance Mulcahy, Laurie Johnson (Apollo)
Kenneth Williams, Fenella Fielding, Myra de Groot, Peter Reeves, Josephine Blake, Terence Theobold, Valerie Walsh, Peter Brett; directed and staged by Paddy Stone [8pp, 5x7.25; minor marks on back cover, else VG] £4
1959: PIECES OF EIGHT - Peter Cook, Harold Pinter, Sandy Wilson, John Law, Lance Mulcahy, Laurie Johnson (Apollo)
Kenneth Williams, Fenella Fielding, Lorna Wood, Peter Reeves, Josephine Blake, Terence Theobold, Valerie Walsh, Ben Aris; directed and staged by Paddy Stone [8pp, 5x7.25; minor marks on back cover, else VG] £4
1959: ONE TO ANOTHER (Apollo)
Beryl Reid, Patrick Wymark, Joe Melia, Patsy Rowlands, Sheila Hancock, Roddy Maude-Roxby, Barbara Evans; dir:Eleanor Fazan [8pp, 5x7.4; list of items, credits etc.; written by Robert Benchley, John Cranko, Bamber Gascoigne, Joseph Horowitz, Roddy Maude-Roxby, John Mortimer, David Nobbs, Dorothy Parker, Harold Pinter, Humphrey Searle, N.F.Simpson and others; VG] £4
Revue: 1960s
1960: NEW CRANKS - John Cranko (Lyric Hammersmith)
Bernard Cribbins, Gillian Lynne, Carole Shelley, Johnny Wade, Billy Wilson, Yolanda [20pp, 5x7; order of events, biographies w.photos, credits etc.; VG] £3
1960: AT THE DROP OF A HAT - Flanders/Swann (John Golden Theatre, New York)
Michael Flanders, Donald Swann [48pp (Playbill)] (£5) SOLD
1960: PIECES OF EIGHT - Peter Cook, Harold Pinter, Sandy Wilson, John Law, Lance Mulcahy, Laurie Johnson (Apollo)
Kenneth Williams, Fenella Fielding, Lorna Wood, Peter Reeves, Josephine Blake, Terence Theobold, Valerie Walsh, Ben Aris; directed and staged by Paddy Stone [8pp, 5x7.25; VG] £4
1960: PIECES OF EIGHT - Peter Cook, Harold Pinter, Sandy Wilson, John Law, Lance Mulcahy, Laurie Johnson (Apollo)
Kenneth Williams, Fenella Fielding, Myra de Groot, Peter Reeves, Josephine Blake, Terence Theobold, Valerie Walsh, Peter Brett; directed and staged by Paddy Stone [8pp, 5x7.25; date on cover, else VG] £4
1960: DON'T SHOOT, WE'RE ENGLISH - Michael Bentine (Cambridge)
Michael Bentine, Dick Emery, Clive Dunn, Maggie Fitzgibbon, Bruce Lacey, Frank Thornton; dir:Paddy Stone [12pp, 6.6x9.25; biographies w.photos, uncommon; rumpled, date written on cover, else VG] (£4) SOLD
1961: ONE OVER THE EIGHT - Peter Cook, John Mortimer, Lionel Bart, N.P.Simpson, Steven Vinaver, Carl Davis, Stanley Daniels, John Bird (Duke of York's)
Sheila Hancock, Kenneth Williams, Irving Davies, Lance Percival, Sheila O'Neill, Lynda Baron, Robin Hawdon, Toni Eden, John Howard; dir:Paddy Stone [8pp, 5x7.25; VG] £4
1961: BEYOND THE FRINGE - Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller, Alan Bennett (Fortune)
Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Jonathan Miller [12pp; cast photos; VG] £4
1961: MAGIC LANTERN from Czechoslovakia (Saville)
Irena Kacirkova, Sylva Danickova; dir:Alfred Radok, Jan Rohac, Milos Forman, Vladimir Svitacek, Wendy Toye; Artistic Director:Zdenek Mahler; Chief Scenic Designer:Josef Svoboda [12pp; VG] £4
1962 (Jan): 4 TO THE BAR (Oxford Playhouse)
Ian Wallace, Bryan Blackburn, Peter Reeves, Rose Hill; dir:Charles Ross [16pp, 5.5x8; programme, biographies etc.; VG] £4
1962: BEYOND THE FRINGE - Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller, Alan Bennett (Fortune)
Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Jonathan Miller [12pp; cast photos; slightly rumpled, else VG] £3
1962: BEYOND THE FRINGE - Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller, Alan Bennett (Fortune)
Terence Brady, Joe Melia, Robin Ray, Bill Wallis [12pp; second cast; lightly rumpled, else VG; uncommon; VG] £3
1962: CLAP HANDS The New Revue from Canada (Lyric Opera House, Hammersmith)
Dave Broadfoot, Corinne Conley, Eric House; dir:John Gray [16pp; VG] £3
1962: ONE OVER THE EIGHT - Peter Cook, John Mortimer, Lionel Bart, N.P.Simpson, Steven Vinaver, Carl Davis, Stanley Daniels, John Bird (Golder's Green Hippodrome)
Kenneth Connor, Sheila Hancock, John Howard, Lance Percival, Sheila O'Neill, Lynda Baron, Ben Aris, Toni Eden, Roy Desmond; dir:Paddy Stone [12pp, 5.7.25; order of events, credits etc.; VG] £3
1962: THE PREMISE (Comedy)
Francis Dux, Al Mancini, Gayle Coffin, David Dozer; dir:Theodore J.Flicker [16pp; VG] £3
1962: TAKE TO THE HILLS! Charity Revue (Scala) Souvenir Brochure
Patrick Mower, Ian Hamilton, Brian Marber, Gemma Jones, Acker Bilk, Hughie Green, Michael Flanders, Donald Swann, Larry Adler, Joan Heal; dir:Gerald Harper [40pp, 9x11; substantial brochure, w.order of events, credits, 4 full-page photos (H.M.The Queen, The Queen Mother, Princess Margaret and H.R.H.Princess Alice); VG] £4
1963: AN EVENING OF BRITISH RUBBISH (Comedy)
Professor Bruce Lacey, Joyce Grant, Ivor Cutler, The Alberts; dir:Gordon Flemyng [12pp; fold-out programme] £4
1963: SIX OF ONE - Essex (Adelphi/26 Sep 1963)
Dora Bryan, Richard Wattis, Dennis Lotis, Amanda Barrie, Joh Hewer, Sheila O'Neill, Wendy Barry, Lindsay Dolan, David Toguri [20pp; 15 cast photos] £4
1963: AT THE DROP OF ANOTHER HAT - Michael Flanders, Donald Swann (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
Michael Flanders, Donald Swann [12pp, 5.5x8.5; 3 photos; horizontal crease, else VG] £4
1963: CLAP HANDS (Prince Charles)
David Broadfoot, Corinne Conley, Jack Creley, Eric House, Araby Lockhart, Peter Mews; dir:John Gray [12pp in creased folder; cast biographies and photos; VG] £3
1964: NIGHTS AT THE COMEDY devised by Dan Farson (Comedy Theatre)
Queenie Watts, Ida Barr, Jimmy Tarbuck, Marie Lloyd Jnr, Jimmy James, Sulky Gowers, Kim Cordell, Karl King and the Vendettas, The Little Beavers, The Tray, Mrs Shufflewick, The Corvettes, Jacky Carlton, Polly Perkins, Vic Perry, Paula Pearson; dir:Eleanor Fazan [16pp, 5.6x8.5; VG] £4
1964: WAIT A MINIM! - Leon Gluckman (Fortune) South African revue
Andrew Tracey, Paul Tracey, Jeremy Taylor, Kendrew Lascelles, Michel Martel, April Olrich, Dana Valery; dir:Leon Gluckman [12pp, 6.75x9.75; opened 9 Apr 1964; cast photos and biographies; VG] £4
1965: AT THE DROP OF ANOTHER HAT - Michael Flanders, Donald Swann (Globe)
Michael Flanders, Donald Swann [12pp; 3 photos] £5
1966: WAIT A MINIM! - Leon Gluckman (Fortune) South African revue
Andrew Tracey, Paul Tracey, Kendrew Lascelles, Michel Martel, Nigel Pegram, April Olrich, Dana Valery, Sarah Atkinson; dir:Leon Gluckman [12pp, 6.75x9.75; opened 9 Apr 1964; cast photos and biographies; VG] £4
Revue: 1970s
1974: OH! CALCUTTA! - Kenneth Tynan, John Dankworth, Richard Huggett, Eugene Ionesco, Joe Orton, Sam Shepard and others (Duchess)
Peter Banks, Peter Daly, Bernard Finch, Caroline Grenville, Elric Hooper, James Lister, Helen Sparks, Clare Rees, Caroline Noh, Jackie Skarvellis, Rosalind Strang; dir:Clifford Williams [28pp, 5.25x8.75; interview with Tynan] £4
1975: SMALL AND BRASSY - Neville Phillips, Robb Stewart (King's Head)
Christopher Benjamin, Christine Edmonds, Mary Millar, Royce Mills; dir:Stewart Trotter [4pp, slightly rumpled] £3
Revue: 1980s
1986: ANOTHER FINE MESS - Cambridge Footlights Revue (?Arts Theatre, Cambridge)
David Baddiel, Mike Baker, Peter Bradshaw, Russell Churney, Katy Furshpan, Nick Golson, Ben Liston, Juliet Lloyd-Jones; dir:Chris England [8pp; 10 cast photos and comic biographies, large company photo, credits, historical note on 'Cambridge Footlights'; rumpled, else VG] (£4) SOLD