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THE CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> <strong>Collection</strong> is held in the Local and Family History Centre on the first<br />
floor of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library on Queen Street. <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> was a founder member<br />
of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Magic Club, proprietor of the Coronation Street <strong>The</strong>atre and at one time had his<br />
own museum of entertainment in <strong>Blackpool</strong>. He was author of a number of books on<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>’s entertainment past. For sixty years he collected and recorded all aspects of<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>’s entertainment heritage from the nineteenth century to the present day. <strong>Cyril</strong> was<br />
a huge supporter and promoter of entertainment in <strong>Blackpool</strong>, and a great collector of<br />
entertainment ephemera. He was a member of Equity, the Magic Circle, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Heritage<br />
Forum and former <strong>Council</strong>lor of <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> <strong>Collection</strong> is an extensive collection of ephemera and printed material<br />
relating to the entertainment industry in historic <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Material consists of printed<br />
ephemera including programmes, handbills, posters and flyers; photographic material<br />
including postcards, glass negatives, photographs and commercially produced tourist views;<br />
archival material relating to Lawrence Wright’s “On With the Show” on North Pier including<br />
song sheets, notes, photographic material, programmes and autographs; programmes from<br />
major and minor entertainment venues including North Pier, Central Pier, South Pier, Tower,<br />
Winter Gardens, Grand, Palace, Queens etc.; <strong>Blackpool</strong> history with files, notes and<br />
manuscripts relating to each individual venue or aspect of <strong>Blackpool</strong>’s entertainment.<br />
<strong>The</strong> collection contains around 20,000 items, and is housed in 230 volumes. <strong>The</strong>se volumes<br />
can be consulted upon request. A catalogue of the collection follows.
Contents note: “(O)” refers to Oversize A3 binders<br />
CONTENTS<br />
Volume 1 Lawrence Wright autobiography typescript.<br />
Volume 2 Lawrence Wright biographical sources.<br />
Volume 3 Lawrence Wright correspondence and personal papers.<br />
Volume 4 Lawrence Wright photographs of Lawrence Wright and his properties.<br />
Volume 5 Lawrence Wright photographs 1921-1949.<br />
Volume 6 Lawrence Wright photographs 1950-1956.<br />
Volume 7 Lawrence Wright photographs 1957-1964.<br />
Volume 8 Lawrence Wright photographs “On with the Show” 1924 – 1936.<br />
Volume 9 Lawrence Wright photographs sent to Lawrence Wright from various artistes.<br />
Volume 10 Lawrence Wright photographs, undated miscellaneous images.<br />
Box A Lawrence Wright framed photographs from his personal collection.<br />
Volume 11(O) Lawrence Wright published or written sheet music scores, 1923 – 1961.<br />
Volume 12 Lawrence Wright published sheet music scores 1923 – 1961.<br />
Volume 13(O) Lawrence Wright published or written sheet music scores 1911 – 1926.<br />
Volume 14(O) Lawrence Wright written and published sheet music, 1927 – 1954.<br />
Volume 15 Lawrence Wright sheet music, song books and dance albums.<br />
Volume 16 Lawrence Wright sheet music, song books and dance albums.<br />
Volume 17 Lawrence Wright song texts, orchestrations and catalogues.<br />
Volume 18(O) Lawrence Wright manuscript music and lyrics and other miscellaneous items.<br />
Volume 19(O) Lawrence Wright sheet music (not published by) with <strong>Blackpool</strong> theme.<br />
Volume 20 Lawrence Wright sheet music by other publishers 1911 – 1974.<br />
Volume 21(O) Lawrence Wright sheet music and song books undated (circa 1893 – 1910)<br />
Volume 22(O) Lawrence Wright sheet music and song books 1911 – 1925.<br />
Volume 23(O) Lawrence Wright sheet music and song books 1927 – 1969.<br />
Box B Lawrence Wright miscellaneous items.<br />
Volume 24(O) North Pier Orchestra 1880.<br />
Volume 25 North Pier Orchestra 1889 – 1917.<br />
Volume 26 North Pier Orchestra 1921 – 1957.<br />
Volume 27 North Pier (including “On with the Show”) 1863 – 1929.<br />
Volume 28 North Pier (including “On with the Show”) 1930 – 1940.<br />
Volume 29 North Pier (including “On with the Show”) 1941 – 1946.<br />
Volume 30 North Pier (including “On with the Show”) 1947 – 1950.<br />
Volume 31 North Pier (including “On with the Show”) 1951 – 1953.<br />
Volume 32 North Pier (including “On with the Show”) 1954 – 1956.<br />
Volume 33 North Pier 1957 – 1969.<br />
Volume 34 North Pier 1970 – 1985.<br />
Volume 35 North pier 1986 –<br />
Volume 36 Central Pier 1893 – 1940.<br />
Volume 37 Central Pier 1941 – 1951.<br />
Volume 38 Central Pier 1952 – 1970.<br />
Volume 39 Central Pier 1971 –<br />
Volume 40 South Pier 1893 – 1936.<br />
Volume 41 South Pier 1937 – 1960.<br />
Volume 42 South Pier 1961 –<br />
Volume 43 Combined <strong>The</strong>atre programmes for Tower, Palace and Grand 1923 – 1935, and Winter<br />
Gardens from 1933.<br />
Volume 44 Combined <strong>The</strong>atre programmes 1936 – 1937, Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter<br />
Gardens from 1933.<br />
Volume 45 Combined <strong>The</strong>atre programmes 1938 – 1939, Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter<br />
Gardens.<br />
Volume 46 Combined <strong>The</strong>atre programmes 1940 – Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens.
Volume 47 Winter Gardens Venues 1878 – 1938 (excluding Opera House)<br />
Volume 48 Winter Gardens Venues 1939 – 1959 (excluding Opera House)<br />
Volume 49 Winter Gardens Venues 1960 – 1970 (excluding Opera House)<br />
Volume 50 Winter Gardens Venues 1971 – 1976 (excluding Opera House)<br />
Volume 51 Winter Gardens Venues 1977 – 1982 (excluding Opera House)<br />
Volume 52 Winter Gardens Venues 1983 - (excluding Opera House)<br />
Volume 53 Winter Gardens Opera House 1889 – 1938.<br />
Volume 54 Winter Gardens Opera House 1939 – 1944.<br />
Volume 55 Winter Gardens Opera House 1945 – 1947.<br />
Volume 56 Winter Gardens Opera House 1948 – 1950.<br />
Volume 57 Winter Gardens Opera House 1951 – 1953.<br />
Volume 58 Winter Gardens Opera House 1954 – 1955.<br />
Volume 59 Winter Gardens Opera House 1956 – 1963.<br />
Volume 60 Winter Gardens Opera House 1964 – 1972.<br />
Volume 61 Winter Gardens Opera House 1973 – 1977.<br />
Volume 62 Winter Gardens Opera House 1978 – 1984.<br />
Volume 63 Winter Gardens Opera House 1985 – 1990.<br />
Volume 64 Winter Gardens Opera House 1991 – 1995.<br />
Volume 65 Winter Gardens Opera House 1996 – 1999.<br />
Volume 66 Winter Gardens Opera House 2000 –<br />
Volume 67 Tower to 1935 and Midgets at the Tower.<br />
Volume 68 Tower 1936 – 1974.<br />
Volume 69 Tower 1975 –<br />
Volume 70 Tower Circus 1894 – 1937.<br />
Volume 71 Tower Circus 1938 – 1953.<br />
Volume 72 Tower Circus 1954 – 1963.<br />
Volume 73 Tower Circus 1964 – 1985.<br />
Volume 74 Tower Circus 1986 –<br />
Volume 75 Prince of Wales, Alhambra and Palace <strong>The</strong>atre 1895 – 1936.<br />
Volume 76 Palace <strong>The</strong>atre 1940 – 1946.<br />
Volume 77 Palace <strong>The</strong>atre 1947 – 1948.<br />
Volume 78 Palace <strong>The</strong>atre 1949 – 1951.<br />
Volume 79 Palace <strong>The</strong>atre 1952 – 1955.<br />
Volume 80 Palace <strong>The</strong>atre 1956 – 1961.<br />
Volume 81 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre to 1941.<br />
Volume 82 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1942 – 1944.<br />
Volume 83 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1945 – 1946.<br />
Volume 84 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1947 – 1949.<br />
Volume 85 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1950 – 1951.<br />
Volume 86 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1952 – 1953.<br />
Volume 87 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1954 – 1955.<br />
Volume 88 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1956 – 1957.<br />
Volume 89 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1958 – 1959.<br />
Volume 90 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1960 – 1961.<br />
Volume 91 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1962 – 1963.<br />
Volume 92 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1964 – 1966.<br />
Volume 93 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1967 – 1972.<br />
Volume 94 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre (<strong>The</strong> Bingo Years)<br />
Volume 95 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1977 – 1980.<br />
Volume 96 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1981.<br />
Volume 97 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1982.<br />
Volume 98 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1983.<br />
Volume 99 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1984.<br />
Volume 100 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1985.<br />
Volume 101 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1986.<br />
Volume 102 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1987.
Volume 103 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1988.<br />
Volume 104 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1989 (Part One)<br />
Volume 105 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1989 (Part Two)<br />
Volume 106 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1990.<br />
Volume 107 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1991.<br />
Volume 108 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1992 (Part One)<br />
Volume 109 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1992 (Part Two)<br />
Volume 110 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1993 (Part One)<br />
Volume 111 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1993 (Part Two)<br />
Volume 112 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1994 (Part One)<br />
Volume 113 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1994 (Part Two)<br />
Volume 114 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1995 (Part One)<br />
Volume 115 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1995 (Part Two)<br />
Volume 116 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1996 (Part One)<br />
Volume 117 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1996 (Part Two)<br />
Volume 118 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1997 (Part One)<br />
Volume 119 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1997 (Part Two)<br />
Volume 120 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1998 (Part One)<br />
Volume 121 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1998 (Part Two)<br />
Volume 122 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1999 (Part One)<br />
Volume 123 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1999 (Part Two)<br />
Box C Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 2000 – 2001.<br />
Box D Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 2002 – 2003.<br />
Box E Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 2004 – 2005.<br />
Box F Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 2006 - 2007.<br />
Box G Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 2008 - 2009.<br />
Box H Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 2010-<br />
Volume 124 Empire 1895 – Hippodrome 1905 – 1959.<br />
Volume 125 ABC <strong>The</strong>atre 1960 – 1967.<br />
Volume 126 ABC <strong>The</strong>atre 1968 –<br />
Volume 127 <strong>The</strong> Beatles at the ABC.<br />
Volume 128 Borough, Feldmans and the Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre up to 1953.<br />
Volume 129 Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre 1954 – 1959.<br />
Volume 130 Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre 1960 –<br />
Volume 131 Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre, Magic Palace and Coronation Street <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Volume 132 Royal Pavilion to 1957.<br />
Volume 133 Royal Pavilion 1958 –<br />
Volume 134 Jubilee <strong>The</strong>atre 1938 – 1988.<br />
Volume 135 Other <strong>Blackpool</strong> Show Venues.<br />
Volume 136 Pleasure Beach General to 1971.<br />
Volume 137 Pleasure Beach General 1972 – 1989.<br />
Volume 138 Pleasure Beach General 1990 –<br />
Volume 139 Pleasure Beach Ice Arena 1938 – 1975.<br />
Volume 140 Pleasure Beach Ice Arena 1976 –<br />
Box I Pleasure Beach Ice Arena Hot Ice Shows 1994-<br />
Box J Pleasure Beach “Mystique” and “Eclipse” shows.<br />
Volume 141 Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Empire Serenaders, Crystal Palace and the Big Wheel.<br />
Volume 142 <strong>The</strong>atre and Venues outside <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Volume 143 General <strong>Blackpool</strong> <strong>The</strong>atre guides and “What’s On” 1931 – 1988.<br />
Volume 144 General <strong>Blackpool</strong> <strong>The</strong>atre guides and “What’s On” 1989 –<br />
Volume 145 Entertainers – Male – A – C.<br />
Volume 146 Entertainers – Male – C – G.<br />
Volume 147 Entertainers – Male – H – K.<br />
Volume 148 Entertainers – Male – L – O.<br />
Volume 149 Entertainers – Male – P – R.<br />
Volume 150 Entertainers – Male – S – Z.
Volume 151 Entertainers – Female – A – F.<br />
Volume 152 Entertainers – Female – G – M.<br />
Volume 153 Entertainers – Female – N – Z .<br />
Volume 154 Entertainers – Groups – A – D.<br />
Volume 155 Entertainers – Groups – E – K.<br />
Volume 156 Entertainers – Groups – L – Q.<br />
Volume 157 Entertainers – Groups – R – Z.<br />
Volume 158 Miscellaneous oversize items.<br />
Volume 159 Promenade Sideshows and Attractions: Louis Tussaud’s Waxworks.<br />
Volume 160 Promenade Sideshows and Attractions: Professor Moreton & the Great Magna.<br />
Volume 161 Promenade Sideshows and Attractions: Ellis Family, Harold Davidson, Gypsies.<br />
Volume 162 Promenade Sideshows and Attractions: Other Acts, Attractions.<br />
Volume 163 Promenade Sideshows and Attractions: Photographs 1930s – 1990s.<br />
Volume 164 Promenade: Early Photographic Views and Sketches.<br />
Volume 165 Promenade and Bispham: Postcard Views.<br />
Volume 166 Beach Scenes, Punch & Judy, Donkeys and other Animals.<br />
Volume 167 Illuminations : Programmes and Souvenirs.<br />
Volume 168 Illuminations : Photographs and Postcards.<br />
Volume 169 Central Station Site Re-Development.<br />
Volume 170 Street Scenes.<br />
Volume 171 Aviation.<br />
Volume 172 Trams & Transport.<br />
Volume 173 Pleasure Steamers & Sailing, Lifeboats & Shipwrecks, Rough Seas, Swimming Baths<br />
& Boating Pools and Sandcastle.<br />
Volume 174 Gardens, Zoos and Parks.<br />
Volume 175 Hotels, Inns and Holiday Camps.<br />
Volume 176 Comic and Light-hearted Postcards and Carnival.<br />
Volume 177 Sport & Cinema.<br />
Volume 178 <strong>Blackpool</strong> Personalities, Entertainers, Magicians, Politicians and Beauty Contests.<br />
Volume 179 <strong>Blackpool</strong> in World War I, <strong>Blackpool</strong> at Christmas, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Churches and<br />
Miscellaneous.<br />
Plan Chest <strong>The</strong>atre Posters<br />
Drawer 1 Old Miscellaneous Posters.<br />
Drawer 2 (Large) Grand <strong>The</strong>atre /North, Central and South Piers, Winter Gardens,<br />
Pleasure Beach, Opera House and Coronation Street <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Drawer 3 (Left) Winter Gardens Opera House.<br />
Drawer 3 (Right) Winter Gardens.<br />
Drawer 4 (Left) Winter Gardens, other Venues.<br />
Drawer 4 (Right) North Pier.<br />
Drawer 5 (Left) Central Pier.<br />
Drawer 5 (Right) South Pier.<br />
Drawer 6 (Left) Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Drawer 6 (Right) <strong>The</strong> Palace.<br />
Drawer 7 (Left) Tower.<br />
Drawer 7 (Right) ABC.<br />
Drawer 8 (Left) Pleasure Beach.<br />
Drawer 8 (Right) Ice Drome.<br />
Drawer 9 Miscellaneous<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Research Notes<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Lawrence Wright <strong>Collection</strong> Vols 1 - 24<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes North Pier 1863 – 2001 Vols 25 – 35
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Central Pier Vols 36 – 39<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Victoria / South Pier Vols 40 – 42<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Winter Gardens (Excluding Opera House) to 1899 Vol 47<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Winter Gardens (Excluding Opera House) 1900 to date Vols 47 - 52<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Opera House to 1944 Vols 53 - 54<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Opera House 1945 – to date Vols 55 - 66<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Tower to 1899 Vol 67<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Tower 1900 – 1975 Vols 67 - 69<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Tower 1976 - to date Vol 69<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Tower (Early circuses) to 1935 Vol 70<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Tower Circus 1936 – to date Vols 70 - 74<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Prince of Wales Baths / <strong>The</strong>atre, later Alhambra,<br />
Later Palace <strong>The</strong>atre to 1918 Vol 75<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Palace <strong>The</strong>atre 1919 – to date Vols 75 - 80<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Grand (and early circus) to 1959 Vols 81 - 89<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Grand 1960 – 1990 Vols 90 - 106<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Grand 1990 – 1997 Vols 106 - 117<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1997 – 2001 Vols 118 – 123<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 2002 - Box D & E<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Empire, Hippodrome and ABC Vols 124 - 127<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Feldmans (Borough <strong>The</strong>atre) Queens <strong>The</strong>atre,<br />
Magic Palace & Coronation Street <strong>The</strong>atre. Vols 128 - 131<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Royal Pavilion Vols 132 - 133<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Other <strong>Blackpool</strong> Show Venues. Vol 135<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Pleasure Beach, General. Vols 136 - 138<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Pleasure Beach, Ice Arena Vols 139 – 140 Box F<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Big Wheel Olympia,<br />
Crystal Palace. Vol 141<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes <strong>The</strong>atres, Venues outside <strong>Blackpool</strong> Vol 142<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Entertainers. Vol 145 - 157<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Promenade Sideshows & Attractions. Vol 159 – 162<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Promenade Sideshows & Attractions Vol 162<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Rector of Stiffkey Vol 162<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Beach Scenes, Punch & Judy, Donkeys. Vol 166<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Illuminations, Central Station Re – development,<br />
Street Scenes. Vols 167 - 170<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Aviation to 1929 Vol 171 (1 of 3)<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Aviation 1930 – to date Vol 171 (2 of 3)<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Aviation Vol 171 (3 of 3)<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Trams & Transport Vol 172<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Pleasure Steamers & Sailings, Swimming Baths,<br />
Boating Pools, Sandcastle. Vol 173<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Foudroyant & Nelson. Vol 173<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Gardens, Zoos, and Parks. Vol 174<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Hotels, Inns, and Holiday Camps. Vol 175<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Carnivals, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Entertainers/Characters,<br />
Magicians, Churches, Windmills, Miscellaneous. Vols 176 - 179<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Central <strong>Blackpool</strong> Development, shops.<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes General “Memories of <strong>Blackpool</strong>”<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Old <strong>Blackpool</strong> ( 1 of 2)<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Old <strong>Blackpool</strong>. ( 2 of 2)<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Promenade Central to Sand hills (South)<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Promenade Central to Knott End. (North)<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes <strong>The</strong> Sands.<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Development of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Entertainment.<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Drafts of “<strong>The</strong> Golden Mile”
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes Drafts of “<strong>The</strong> Golden Mile” and “Golden Mile Talk”.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 1 (oversize)<br />
Lawrence Wright’s Autobiography typescript<br />
Vol 1 p 1 - 5 “My life of melody” typescripts.<br />
J<br />
Vol 1 p 6 - 7 Two page resume of Lawrence Wright’s career.<br />
Vol 1 p 8 - 52 “Among my souvenirs” – unpublished typescript of Lawrence Wright’s life for<br />
. a planned publication (for further pages from this typescript see also Box B listed<br />
after Volume 23)<br />
Vol 1 p 53 - 72 Miscellaneous typescript pages by Lawrence Wright on his life and career.<br />
Note: Lawrence Wright used a variety of pseudonyms in the songs he composed and published.<br />
Horatio Nicholls is the best known of his pseudonyms, but he also used at times at least the following<br />
others: Gene Williams, Betsy O’Hogan, Irma Barron.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 2<br />
Lawrence Wright’s Biographical Sources<br />
Vol 2 p 1 – 3 Letter from Jimmy McHugh relating to his memories of Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 2 p 4 Duplicate of Jimmy McHugh letter text.<br />
Vol 2 p 5 - 7 Typescript of text by Lawrette Wright (daughter of Lawrence) about her father.<br />
Vol 2 p 8 Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, text on Lawrence Wright’s life and Career.<br />
Vol 2 p 9 – 11 Undated radio broadcast script for Horatio Nicholls and Henry Hall.<br />
Vol 2 p 12 Page of details for radio broadcast “<strong>The</strong> Lawrence Wright Story” BBC Radio April<br />
12 th ?<br />
Vol 2 p 13 Extract about Lawrence Wright from “Monthly Pictorial” Feb 1935.<br />
Vol 2 p 14 Undated extract from “World Digest” about Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 2 p 15 – 23 Newspaper cuttings relating to Lawrence Wright’s business and career.<br />
Vol 2 p 24 – 32 Newspaper cuttings relating to death and estate of Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 2 p 33 – 42 Details of Lawrence Wright’s memorial service at St Giles-in-the-Fields,<br />
Holborn, on 2 nd July 1964, including Order of Service and proof copy.<br />
Vol 2 p 43 – 50 List of those invited to memorial service.<br />
Vol 2 p 51 Extract from “Danceland” January 1954.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 3<br />
Lawrence Wright’s Correspondence and personal papers<br />
Vol 3 p 1 – 3 Typescript of 1912 Lawrence Wright letter to his brother.<br />
Vol 3 p 4 - 6 1951 correspondence about whether Irma Barron is a pseudonym for Lawrence<br />
Wright.<br />
Vol 3 p 7 1941 letter from Leonard Thompson of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Pleasure Beach regarding the<br />
possible purchase of items from Lawrence Wright “Castle” premises in <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 3 p 8 – 11 1941 correspondence between Lawrence Wright and Charles Shadwell.<br />
Vol 3 p 12 – 13 1941 correspondence between Lawrence Wright and Mario Di Pietro.<br />
Vol 3 p 14 – 19 1941 correspondence relating to possible infringement of copyright in the use of the<br />
phrase “On with the Show”<br />
Vol 3 p 20 1950 letter to Lawrence Wright from Douglas Furber at the Songwriters Guild.<br />
Vol 3 p 21 1961 letter to Lawrence Wright from Ralph Reader.<br />
Vol 3 p 22 1952 letter to Lawrence Wright from Eric Coates.<br />
Vol 3 p 23 – 25 1954 & 1963 letters to Lawrence Wright from the Beverley Sisters.<br />
Vol 3 p 26 - 27 1948 letter to Lawrence Wright from “Mickie” (Naomi Jacob)<br />
Vol 3 p 28 1949 letter to Lawrence Wright informing him he has been elected a member of the<br />
Empress Club.<br />
1949 letter from HM Apothecary from Buckingham Palace to Wright’s carer Miss<br />
Jackson.<br />
Vol 3 p 29 – 31 1956 letter of appeal for help to Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 3 p 32 1956 letter to Lawrence Wright and his carer Miss Jackson.<br />
Vol 3 p 33 – 34 1950 letter to Lawrence Wright’s carer Miss Jackson from International Refugee<br />
Organization in Austria.<br />
Vol 3 p 35 1950 letter to Miss Jackson from Novello & Co.<br />
Vol 3 p 36 – 37 Details of George Formby’s probate, as sent to Lawrence Wright Ltd.<br />
Vol 3 p 38 1947 letter from Buckingham Palace regarding permission to use image of the 1948<br />
Royal Wedding.<br />
Vol 3 p 39 1944 correspondence.<br />
Vol 3 p 40 1946 letter to Lawrence Wright from Leslie Osborne, Music Publishers.
Vol 3 p 41 Invite to Lawrence Wright to attend opening of new Opera House in <strong>Blackpool</strong> in<br />
1939<br />
Vol 3 p 42 Invitations to Lawrence Wright to attend theatrical events.<br />
Vol 3 p 43 Lawrence Wright letterhead.<br />
1955. BBC proposal to Lawrence Wright’s carer Lilian Jackson to talk about<br />
Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 3 p 44 1941 Catalogue of sale, including prices realised, of the contents of Lawrence<br />
Wright’s <strong>Blackpool</strong> premises known as the “Castle”.<br />
Vol 3 p 45 Lilian Jackson wartime identity card, British Embassy Club membership card, plus<br />
Lawrence Wright Company address labels.<br />
Vol 3 p 46 – 49 Lawrence Wright & Lilian Jackson wartime ration books and Food Control Official<br />
Order books.<br />
Vol 3 p 50 Lawrence Wright mortgage loan receipts.<br />
Vol 3 p 51 Rough 1959 sketch for Tiller Girls Show.<br />
Vol 3 p 52 – 53 Inventory of uncertain date of correspondence, contracts, photographs (not all of<br />
which have necessarily come down to the <strong>Blackpool</strong> Library <strong>Collection</strong>.)
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 4<br />
Photographs: Images of Lawrence Wright & his properties<br />
Vol 4 p 1 Photograph dated 1888 of Lawrence Wright, his Mother and Father.<br />
Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright’s Mother.<br />
1896? Photograph of Lawrence Wright about 8 years old.<br />
1902? Photograph of Lawrence Wright about 14 years old<br />
Vol 4 p 2 1892? School Photograph. Lawrence Wright left on top row and standing next<br />
to him is his brother Horace who is 2 years older.<br />
1904? Photograph of Lawrence Wright aged 16years<br />
Vol 4 p 3 1914/16 Photographs of Lawrence Wright when he was in the ‘Naval Air Service’<br />
Vol 4 p 4 1926 Photograph of Horatio Nicholls , conducting.<br />
Vol 4 p 5 - 10 1930’s images of Lawrence Wright / Horatio Nicholls<br />
Vol 4 p 11 – 17 1940’s images of Lawrence Wright / Horatio Nicholls<br />
Vol 4 p 18 Postcard silhouette of Lawrence Wright.<br />
1949 photograph of Lawrence Wright in Hyde Park<br />
Photograph of Lawrence Wright with his Rolls Royce.<br />
Photograph of Lawrence Wright in Panama.<br />
Vol 4 p 19 Postcard image of Lawrence Wright in Trinidad.<br />
Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright in a wheelchair, with carer Lilian Jackson<br />
and an unknown person.<br />
Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright.<br />
Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright on the pier with young girl.<br />
Vol 4 p 20 Undated postcard of Lawrence Wright in West Indies.<br />
Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright on the pier.<br />
Vol 4 p 21 – 27 Undated photographs of Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 4 p 28 Photograph of Lawrence Wright’s daughter Lawrette taken spring 1948 given to him<br />
Dec 26 th 1949<br />
Vol 4 p 29 – 33 Photographs of Lawrence Wright’s daughter’s wedding to Captain Peter Williams on<br />
23 rd February 1957.<br />
Vol 4 p 34 Undated photograph of Rosemary Wright aged 4½ years old<br />
Vol 4 p 35 – 37 Photographs and newspaper articles of Lawrence Wright’s Sister Nellie and her<br />
daughter’s wedding, Sheila Mary Watts to Mr Leonard Frederick Sumpter.<br />
Vol 4 p 38 – 42 Photographs of “<strong>The</strong> Castle” opened by Lawrence Wright in 1939, closed by the<br />
War in 1940
Vol 4 p 43 - 45 Photographs of Lawrence Wright’s house 7, Vale Close, London before and after it was<br />
bombed in September 1940.<br />
Vol 4 p 46 Photograph of Lawrence Wright’s flat 13, King George Ave, <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1942<br />
Vol 4 p 47 – 54 Photographs of Lawrence Wright’s Home: 13, Carlin Gate, <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1958.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 5<br />
Photographs: Images of Lawrence Wright & Lilian Jackson<br />
and images 1921 – 1949<br />
Vol 5 p 1 – 4 Undated photographs of Lawrence Wright and Lilian Jackson.<br />
Vol 5 p 5 Photocopies of photographs of Lilian Jackson, originals filed in A3 volume.<br />
Vol 5 p 6 1941 / 42 Photograph of Lilian Jackson taken in Lawrence Wright’s flat in<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 5 p 7 1942 photograph of Lawrence Wright at his piano at 13, King George Ave, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 5 p 8 – 10 1948 photographs of Lawrence Wright and Lilian Jackson taken in Hyde Park.<br />
Vol 5 p 11 1949 photograph of Lawrence Wright and Lilian Jackson taken in Hyde Park<br />
Vol 5 p 12 June 1961 photograph of Lawrence Wright and Lilian Jackson.<br />
Vol 5 p 13 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright and Lilian Jackson.<br />
Vol 5 p 14 Undated photographs of Lawrence Wright and Lilian Jackson on North pier.<br />
July 23 1962 photograph of Lawrence Wright and Lilian Jackson<br />
Vol 5 p 15 1921 photograph of <strong>Blackpool</strong> staff outing to Kendal.<br />
Vol 5 p 16 1924 photograph of Sir Walter De Frece, Lawrence Wright lent him his Rolls Royce<br />
when he became M.P. (his wife was Vesta Tilley)<br />
Vol 5 p 17 Undated photographs of Lawrence Wright and Sir Dan Godfrey.<br />
1927 Postcard of Lawrence Wright at Skegness with a large stick of rock.<br />
Vol 5 p 18 1931/32 photograph of Arthur Freed Californian composer, playing his latest release<br />
“I Surrender, Dear” to Lawrence Wright and prominent British Orchestral leaders.<br />
Vol 5 p 19 1931/32 photograph of Jack Hylton and Bert Ambrose congratulating Lawrence Wright<br />
On the successful conclusion of negotiations whereby Lawrence Wright controls the<br />
Freed and Power catalogue for Europe<br />
Vol 5 p 20 1931/32 photograph of Marius B Winter, Eddie Grossbart, John Firman,<br />
Jay Wilbur, Roy Fox, Bert Ambrose, Bertini, Jack Hylton, Lawrence Wright and<br />
Arthur Freed.<br />
Vol 5 p 21 – 22 1930? Photograph Lawrence Wright (was President of the National Brass Band Assn) at<br />
Crystal Palace about 1930 with George Bernard Shaw – a great critic of music.<br />
Vol 5 p 23 1930 Lawrence Wright standing outside one of his demonstration shops at <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 5 p 24 Aug 1930 photograph Horatio Nicholls Civic Reception Town Hall Llandudno<br />
(Newspaper article on back covering the visit)<br />
Vol 5 p 25 1932 photograph Lawrence Wright with Mr & Mrs Chas McGrail
Vol 5 p 26 1938 photograph of plane landing at the Isle of Man.<br />
Vol 5 p 27 – 28 1939 Photographs on board ship showing Lawrence Wright playing Quoits with<br />
Several people.<br />
Vol 5 p 29 8 th Jan 1934 Photograph of Len Harvey, British heavy-weight boxer, rehearsing at<br />
<strong>The</strong> Princess <strong>The</strong>atre, London where he is appearing in Lawrence Wright’s<br />
“On With <strong>The</strong> Show”<br />
Vol 5 p 30 Sept 1942.Photograph of Lawrence Wright and Annette Mills at the Washington Club,<br />
Curzon St.<br />
Vol 5 p 31 Sept 1942 Photograph Lawrence Wright sat at piano playing ‘You mean everything<br />
to me’ With Fran Hammond.<br />
Vol 5 p 32 Sept 1942 Photographs of Lawrence Wright and Naomi Jacobs.<br />
Vol 5 p 33 1942 photographs of Lawrence Wright, Arthur Askey and Lilian Wright one of which<br />
is signed by Arthur Askey.<br />
Vol 5 p 34 1942 photographs showing Adam Butson, Douglas Wakefield, Charles Henry and<br />
Lawrence Wright (one signed by Duggie Wakefield)<br />
Vol 5 p 35 Sept 1942 photograph Lawrence Wright and Zena in office<br />
Vol 5 p 36 – 39 8 th June 1946 ‘Victory Day’ photographs Lawrence Wright, with Mayor & Mayoress<br />
of Holborn and other councillors.<br />
Vol 5 p 40 – 46 Circa 1940’s photographs of Eileen Joyce Australian pianist (1912 – 1991)<br />
Vol 5 p 47 20 th Nov 1947 Photograph Lilian Jackson, Lawrence Wright, Helen Breen and Tom<br />
Arkold at Princess Elizabeth’s wedding party at the Grosvenor.<br />
Vol 5 p 48 6th Oct 1948 photograph taken at Variety Ball, Lyceum. Jack Hylton, Lawrence<br />
Wright and Sheena Harvey.<br />
Vol 5 p 49 Sept 1949 photograph of Lawrence Wright and Ada Alsop taken by Lilian and<br />
Signed by Ada.<br />
Vol 5 p 50 1949 photograph of Lawrence Wright greeting Olive, George and Richard.<br />
Vol 5 p 51 May 1950 photograph of Lawrence Wright with Olive, George and Richard.<br />
1949 photograph of Lawrence Wright with George and Richard, North Pier.<br />
1949 photographs of Lawrence Wright with others.<br />
Vol 5 p 52 1949 photograph ‘Tin Pan Alley’ Ball at Lyceum. Lawrence Wright, Lilian<br />
Jackson and Mr and Mrs Jack Mills.<br />
Vol 5 p 53 Feb 1949 photograph of the Ball at the Dorchester, featuring Edward Dryhurst<br />
Producer of the film ‘While I Live’ introducing the hit ‘Dream of Olwen’.<br />
Lawrence Wright, Dorothy Shaw and Stavelli.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 6<br />
Photographs: Images 1950 – 1956<br />
Vol 6 p 1 1950 photograph Lawrence Wright, Lilian Jackson with Allen Brook producer.<br />
Vol 6 p 2 May 21 st 1950 photograph Central Station with cast of ‘Annie’<br />
Vol 6 p 3 1950 photograph Lawrence Wright<br />
Vol 6 p 4 1950 photograph Lawrence Wright and Miss Dorothy Ward singer of “Wyoming<br />
Lullaby” taken in office at 19, Denmark St London<br />
Vol 6 p 5 Dec 1950 photograph E.M.I. Xmas party, Walter Ridley (HMV) Bill Ward,<br />
Eddie Cox, Charles Forsythe and Charlie Chester<br />
Vol 6 p 6 21 st Feb 1951 photograph Jack Hylton, Lady Jackson and Lawrence Wright at<br />
Variety Ball Grosvenor House.<br />
22 nd Feb 1951 photograph Lawrence Wright, Ada Reeve and MacQueen Pope<br />
at Dorchester.<br />
Vol 6 p 7 26 th July 1951 photograph reception at Indian Lounge Winter Gardens. Lilian<br />
Jackson in large white hat at the head table with Mayor of <strong>Blackpool</strong> and<br />
Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 6 p 8 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright with others.<br />
Vol 6 p 9 Dec 1952 photographs of E.M.I .party. Lawrence Wright with others including<br />
Dennis Martin, Ted Morgan, Jerry Brereton, Edric Connor, Phil Elliott, Bill Ward<br />
And Donald Peers.<br />
Vol 6 p 10 1952 photograph of Vaudeville Golfing Society Ball, Lawrence Wright sits dance<br />
out with principal boy Beryl Stevens (1951-52 in pantomime with Reg Dixon)<br />
12 th March 1952 photograph Variety Ball, Grosvenor showing Ted Morgan,<br />
Lilian Jackson, Jack Payne, Prince Littler, Lawrence Wright and Shaun Glenville.<br />
Vol 6 p 11 27 th March 1952 photograph Augustus John C.M. R.A L.L.B. famous painter<br />
discussing art with Horatio Nicholls at Foyle’s Literary Luncheon at the Dorchester.<br />
4 th April 1952 photograph of Walter Eastman (Ascherberg) John Abbot (FDH) at the<br />
M.P.C.P.A. dinner Horse Shoe Hotel.<br />
Vol 6 p 12 16 th April 1953 photograph Foyle’s Luncheon Dorchester with Dorothy Ward<br />
Binnie Hale, Lawrence Wright and Evelyn Laye<br />
Vol 6 p 13 - 16 29 th Nov 1953 photograph at “Rats” Ball Dorchester, of Lilian Jackson, Blossom<br />
Bygraves and Lawrence Wright.<br />
Photograph Mr ‘King Rat’ Ben Warriss and Mrs Warriss receiving Lawrence Wright<br />
and Lilian Jackson.<br />
Photograph of Lawrence Wright, Max Bygraves and Lilian Jackson<br />
Photograph of Lilian Jackson, Max Bygraves, Blossom Bygraves, Lawrence Wright<br />
Vera Lynn at “Rats “Ball.<br />
Vol 6 p 17 10 th Jul 1954 photograph of Lawrence Wright Luncheon with Beverley Sisters,
Jimmy James, Reg Dixon, Albert Ward, Bert Waller and Lilian Jackson.<br />
Vol 6 p 18 4 th April 1954 photograph of Lawrence Wright with Mr & Mrs Al Read at<br />
V.G.S. Ball Park Lane Hotel.<br />
Vol 6 p 19 – 20 Undated photographs of Lawrence Wright and “Hutch” (Leslie Hutchinson).<br />
Vol 6 p 21 Oct 1954 photograph of Ray Noble and Lawrence Wright at ‘Tin Pan Alley Ball’.<br />
Vol 6 p 22 1 st Nov 1954 photograph of Royal Variety performance Palladium, Lawrence<br />
Wright, the Mayoress and Mayor of <strong>Blackpool</strong> (<strong>Council</strong>lor & Mrs Will Ogden).<br />
Vol 6 p 23 28 th Oct 1954 photograph Lawrence Wright, Lilian Jackson and Bill Ward<br />
“Tin Pan Alley Ball”.<br />
Vol 6 p 24 – 26 12 th Dec 1954 photographs of Lawrence Wright with Sir Bernard Docker D.F.<br />
K.B.E. and Lady Docker at “Variety Artistes Ladies Guild Ball” at Dorchester.<br />
Vol 6 p 27 - 28 12 th Dec 1954 photograph of Lawrence Wright and Gracie Fields at “Variety<br />
Artistes Ladies Guild Ball” at Dorchester.<br />
Vol 6 p 29 21 st Dec 1954 photograph Lawrence Wright, Oscar Preuss and Anona Wynn<br />
at EMI party.<br />
Vol 6 p 30 23 rd May 1955 photograph of Reg Jordan BBC with Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 6 p 31 27 th Oct 1955 photograph Lawrence Wright and the Beverley Sisters at<br />
“Tin Pan Alley Ball” at Dorchester Hotel.<br />
Vol 6 p 32 Undated photograph Lawrence Wright, Jack Mills, Joy Nicholls, Lawrence Wright<br />
Patty Morgan and Eve Perrick at “Tin Pan Alley Ball” at Lyceum.<br />
Vol 6 p 33 April 1955 photograph Mr W. MacQueen and Lawrence Wright at ‘Foyle’s<br />
Luncheon’<br />
Vol 6 p 34 April 1955 photograph Miss Margaret Leighton with Lawrence Wright at<br />
‘Foyle’s Luncheon’<br />
Vol 6 p 35 April 1955 photograph Mr Leslie Hensen, Mr Douglas Furber with Lawrence<br />
Wright at ‘Foyle’s Luncheon’<br />
Vol 6 p 36 Circa 1955 photograph Lawrence Wright with unknown persons.<br />
Vol 6 p 37 4th July 1955 photograph of Lawrence Wright presenting a cheque for £750 to<br />
Mrs N.J. <strong>Critchlow</strong> (winner of the Empire News Fashion Contest) and her husband<br />
at the “On with the Show” North Pier.<br />
Vol 6 p 38 13 th Oct 1955 photograph of Carole Lynn (Mrs Bernard Delfont) Bernard<br />
Delfont and Horatio Nicholls at Foyle’s Luncheon Dorchester Hotel.<br />
Vol 6 p 39 - 40 27 th Oct 1955 photograph of Lawrence Wright and Sabrina “Tin Pan Alley Ball”<br />
Vol 6 p 41 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright and Sabrina.<br />
Vol 6 p 42 13 th Oct 1955 photograph Dorothy Ward and Lawrence Wright in Royal Box at<br />
<strong>The</strong> Coliseum on the opening night of “<strong>The</strong> Pyjama Game”
Vol 6 p 43 16 th Oct 1955 photograph Cecil Maddon, Margery Manners, Lawrence Wright<br />
Lilian Jackson and Joe Waxman at the “Ratlings Ball”<br />
Vol 6 p 44 27 th Oct 1955 photograph Joy Nichols and Lawrence Wright at “Tin Pan Alley<br />
Ball”<br />
Vol 6 p 45 Undated photograph of Tessie O’Shea, Lawrence Wright and Sabrina.<br />
Vol 6 p 46 18 th Nov 1955 photograph Willie Foyle (millionaire book seller) and Lawrence<br />
Wright at Foyle’s Luncheon at the Royal Festival Hall.<br />
Vol 6 p 47 – 49 16 Feb 1956 photographs Vera Lynne, Dorothy Tutin and Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 6 p 50 1956 photograph of Ted Lune rehearsing with Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 6 p 51 – 52 1956 photographs Frankie Vaughan and Lawrence Wright “On with the show”.<br />
Vol 6 p 53 1956? Photograph of Lawrence Wright with Tommy Steele and Lionel Bart.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 7<br />
Photographs: Images 1957 – 1964<br />
Vol 7 p 1 – 3 10 th Mar 1957 photographs of Lawrence Wright and Tommy Trinder at the<br />
“Baton Ball” Café de Paris.<br />
Vol 7 p 4 8 th Feb 1957 photograph of Glynn Jones (BBC) Pat Brand (MM) Lawrence<br />
Wright, Syd Richardson, Mark Paskin, “Hit Parade Ball” Empire Rooms, London.<br />
Vol 7 p 5 2 nd Jul 1957 photograph of Lawrence Wright and others taken at St George’s<br />
School, Leicester.<br />
Vol 7 p 6 1958 photograph of Lawrence Wright and John Hodgson (Conservative<br />
Candidate for Wigan).<br />
Vol 7 p7 31 st Jul 1958 photograph of Lawrence Wright with Margaret ‘<strong>The</strong> girl in the Caravan’.<br />
Vol 7 p 8 Oct 1958 photograph of Lawrence Wright with Group Capt Douglas Bader C.B.E.<br />
D.S.O. D.F.C. at the Foyle’s Luncheon Dorchester Hotel.<br />
Vol 7 p 9 – 10 Nov 1958? Photographs of Lawrence Wright and Sir Thomas Beecham at Foyle’s<br />
Luncheon, Savoy Hotel, London.<br />
Vol 7 p 11 Nov 1958? Photograph of Lord Morrison M.P. of Lambeth, press reporter,<br />
Lilian Jackson and Lawrence Wright at Foyle’s Luncheon Mon 9 th November.<br />
Vol 7 p 12 Oct 1959 photograph Lawrence Wright, Lilian Jackson at a Wedding Ceremony?<br />
Vol 7 p 13 1959? Photograph of Lawrence Wright with Kenneth Moore signing his book,<br />
And Miss Smart (Circus).<br />
Vol 7 p 14 – 15 29 th Jan 1960 photographs of Lawrence Wright with Commissioner for Nigeria<br />
and Frankie Howerd at Foyle’s Luncheon, Dorchester Hotel.<br />
Vol 7 p16 – 17 21st Oct 1960 photographs of Lawrence Wright and Evelyn Laye at Foyle’s<br />
Luncheon, Dorchester hotel.<br />
Vol 7 p 18 1960? Photograph of Lawrence Wright and Dixon Wright.<br />
Vol 7 p 19 1960? Photograph of Lawrence Wright, Lilian Jackson and J.P.Priestley.<br />
Vol 7 p 20 21 st Oct 1960 photograph of Lawrence Wright with Rt Hon Lord Norman<br />
Birkett PC. JP Chairman of Foyle’s luncheon at Dorchester Hotel.<br />
Vol 7 p 21 – 22 4 th Nov 1960 photographs of Lawrence Wright with Joan Reagan and<br />
Russ Conway at Foyle’s luncheon, Dorchester Hotel.<br />
Vol 7 p 23 4 th Nov 1960 photograph of Lawrence Wright and Joan Reeder (Authoress of<br />
Gracie Field’s book “Sing as we go”).
Vol 7 p 24 – 25 15 th Feb 1960 photographs of Lawrence Wright with Joan Reagan and Dorothy<br />
Ward in Lawrence’s office on his 72 nd Birthday.<br />
Vol 7 p 26 2 nd Jul 1960 photograph Mayor’s Parlour <strong>Blackpool</strong> of Lawrence Wright,<br />
Teddy Johnson, Penny Calvert, Bunny May, Pearl Carr, ‘the Monarchs’ and<br />
‘Pinky and Perky’ puppeteers.<br />
2 nd Jul 1960 photograph Mayor’s Parlour <strong>Blackpool</strong> of Lawrence Wright,<br />
Mayor of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Alderman T.B. Fairclough and his wife, Bruce Forsyth<br />
and his wife Penny Calvert, Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson.<br />
Vol 7 p 27 – 28 4 th May 1961 photographs Lawrence Wright with Miss M Carnegie-Pierce and<br />
Miss Robina Lund.<br />
Vol 7 p 29 1961? Photograph of Lilian Jackson with Gilbert Harding at his book signing.<br />
June 1961 photograph Lawrence Wright in singing room at Uncle Tom’s Cabin.<br />
Vol 7 p 30 – 31 12 Dec 1961 Photographs of Lawrence Wright with Giles (Cartoonist).<br />
Vol 7 p 32 12 Dec 1961 photograph of Lawrence Wright with Viscountess Lewisham.<br />
Vol 7 p 33 1962 photograph EMI Xmas party, Danny Williams, Norrie Paramour,<br />
Helen Shapiro, Lawrence Wright and Dorothy Squires.<br />
Vol 7 p 34 – 36 3 rd May 1963 photographs of Lawrence Wright accepting his Ivor Novello<br />
Award for outstanding services to British Music with Millicent Martin.<br />
Vol 7 p 37 Oct 1963 photograph Lawrence Wright and Zena Dare at lunch at the Dorchester.<br />
Vol 7 p 38 26 th Oct 1963 photograph of Lawrence Wright and Jimmy Henney, Radio<br />
Luxembourg.<br />
Vol 7 p 39 Oct 1963 photograph of Lawrence Wright, Bud Flanagan and Sullivan (Boxing<br />
Promoter).<br />
Vol 7 p 40 – 41 18 th Oct 1963 photographs of Lawrence Wright and Eamonn Andrews at Foyle’s<br />
Luncheon Dorchester Hotel.<br />
Vol 7 p 42 – 43 Oct 1963 photograph of Lawrence Wright and Arthur Askey at Foyle’s<br />
Luncheon at the Dorchester.<br />
Vol 7 p 44 Oct 1963 photograph of Lawrence Wright and Ellaline Terriss.<br />
Vol 7 p 45 – 46 29 th Nov 1963 photographs of Lawrence Wright and Jack Hawkins CBE at<br />
Foyle’s luncheon at <strong>The</strong> Dorchester.<br />
Vol 7 p 47 – 48 1960’s? photographs of Lawrence Wright with Gypsy Lee, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 8<br />
Photographs: Images from ‘On With the Show’<br />
1924 – 1936<br />
Vol 8 p 1 Undated photographs of queues of girls for auditions, outside Princess <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 8 p 2 1925 Photograph of Lawrence Wright conducting band at Margate.<br />
1925 Photograph of Lawrence Wright getting out of car outside J. P. Bamber,<br />
Photographer 67 Church Street <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 8 p 3 1926 Photograph of the opening night of “On with the Show” North pier.<br />
Vol 8 p 4 1927 photograph of cast of “Me and Jane in a Plane” at Pavilion North Pier.<br />
Vol 8 p 5 1927 photograph on Pleasure Beach of crowds buying music to “Me and Jane<br />
In a Plane” outside the airplane ride.<br />
Vol 8 p 6 1927 photograph of shop front advertising “Me and Jane in a Plane”<br />
Vol 8 p 7 – 8 1928 photographs of Ted Brown with Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 8 p 9 1928? Photograph of crowds outside the airplanes on <strong>Blackpool</strong> Pleasure Beach.<br />
1928 Photograph of shop front advertising “Constantinople”.<br />
Vol 8 p 10 1929 photograph of display for “Jollity Farm”.<br />
Vol 8 p 11 Undated postcard of crowd outside Lawrence Wright’s shop next to H.O.Hills<br />
Undated photograph of sign “You can’t go wrong with a Wright song”.<br />
Vol 8 p 12 Undated photographs advertising ‘V’ stands for Victory.<br />
Undated photograph of Jack Warner and General N.G.Anderson singing<br />
Lawrence Wright’s ‘V’ stands for Victory at home guard concert. (Song<br />
has been adopted as a marching song by the home guard.<br />
Vol 8 p 13 1930’s photograph Lawrence Wright and Jack Mills looking at Bill board<br />
For ‘Who is “Lazybones”?<br />
Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright and <strong>The</strong> Duke of Atholl &Doreen.<br />
Vol 8 p 14 1930’s postcards of crowds awaiting demonstration on ‘band stand’ North Pier.<br />
Vol 8 p 15 1930 photograph Pavilion , Douglas I.O.M.<br />
Undated photograph of Douglas Head I.O.M.<br />
Vol 8 p 16 1931 photo of group with the words to “Bathing in the Sunshine”.<br />
Vol 8 p 17 1931 photographs of “When the Guards are on Parade”.<br />
Vol 8 p 18 Undated photograph of a Bi-plane flying over the North Pier, thought to show<br />
the 1928 “Me and Jane in a Plane” flight over.<br />
Vol 8 p 19 1930’s? Postcard of ‘On with the Show’ featuring Myrtle Stewart.
Vol 8 p 20 1930’s? photograph of crowds leaving “On with the Show” North Pier.<br />
Vol 8 p 21 – 27 1930’s photographs advertising “Amy” starring Jack Hylton and his band.<br />
Vol 8 p 28 1935? Photograph of display for “<strong>The</strong> King’s Horses” and the King’s Men<br />
In music shop window in Detroit.<br />
Vol 8 p 29 – 30 1938 photographs of Lawrence Wright signing records at Hill’s <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 8 p 31 1939 postcard of Bi- plane pulling banner ‘Sutherland Felce – North Pier.<br />
Vol 8 p 32 – 36 1940’s postcard of Bi-plane pulling banner ‘Lawrence Wright’s ‘Boomps’<br />
Florrie Forde.<br />
Photographs of Lawrence Wright and cast performing dance to “Boomps -<br />
a-Daisy”.<br />
Vol 8 p 37 – 38 1942 photograph in studio window and shop window advertising “Jealousy”<br />
sung by ‘Hutch’.<br />
Vol 8 p 39 1942 photograph of Lawrence Wright with others reading music.<br />
Undated photograph of Horatio Nicholls watching the manufacture of<br />
Zonophone records of his compositions in the pressing room at Hayes Factories.<br />
Vol 8 p 40 1942 typed addendum to photograph on p 39 re Horatio Nicholls at Zonophone.<br />
Vol 8 p 41 Sept 1953 photographs of Max Bygraves with the music to “Big Head” which<br />
Took him to No1, in Charing Cross Rd.<br />
Vol 8 p 42 Undated photo of Lawrence Wright music shop. Leicester.<br />
Vol 8 p 43 Undated photograph of display at Lawrence Wright’s at 19, Denmark Rd of<br />
“My Kids a Crooner”.<br />
Vol 8 p 44 Undated photo of Lawrence Wright music company 19, Denmark St London.<br />
Vol 8 p 45 – 46 Undated photograph of Epstein’s Adam on the way to Lawrence Wright at<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 8 p 47 Mid 1950’s photographs of ‘Adam’ and ‘Jacob wrestling with the ‘Angel’ at<br />
Louis Tussards (Anatomical curiosities).<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> last supper’ on show at the Lawrence Wright Art Gallery,<br />
Church St. <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 8 p 48 Undated leaflet “<strong>The</strong> true meaning of Epstein’s sensational Jacob and the Angel”<br />
printed at Leyland with texts by Charles Stafford (Director of Supreme Arts)<br />
and Dr B. Stross (Director, Stoke-on-Trent Art Gallery).<br />
Vol 8 p 49 Unknown and undated work of art, probably at Lawrence Wright Art Gallery.<br />
Vol 8 p 50 1947? photograph of “Invitation to the Dance” the Mammoth Ball at Convent<br />
Garden by Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 8 p 51 Undated photograph of a stage performance.<br />
Vol 8 p 52 Undated postcard of Orchestra.<br />
Undated photograph of Bill Board ‘Lawrence Wright songs everywhere’
Vol 8 p 53 – 55 Circa 1950’s photographs of Lawrence Wright with artistes Harry Secombe,<br />
Pearl and Teddy Carr, Bruce Forsyth and supporting cast.<br />
Vol 8 p 56 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright and someone standing on their head<br />
on the North Pier.<br />
Vol 8 p 57 Undated photograph of North Pier advertising the Beverley Sisters and the Monarchs.<br />
Undated photograph of procession including ‘On with the Show’ float<br />
Vol 8 p 58 Undated photograph of crowd scene taken at Bridlington.<br />
Vol 8 p 59 Undated photographs of unknown outdoor theatre.<br />
Vol 8 p 60 Undated photographs of Lawrence Wright music shops.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 9<br />
Photographs: Images sent to Lawrence Wright from various artistes.<br />
Vol 9 p 1 1926 signed photograph to Lawrence Wright from Ted Brown.<br />
Café De Paris London<br />
Vol 9 p 2 Undated photograph signed by Cecil Mayne to Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 9 p 3 Undated photograph of Hoagy Carmichael, composer of ‘Stardust’ and numerous<br />
other popular song hits.<br />
Vol 9 p 4 Undated photographs of G.Gindl.<br />
Dawn Munroe<br />
Alex Munroe<br />
Walter Crisham.<br />
Vol 9 p 5 Undated photograph signed by Buck<br />
Vol 9 p 6 24 Oct 1942 photograph (not able to read name).<br />
Undated postcard of Hector and his pals and Marion.<br />
Undated photograph of a clown, horse and dogs unable to decipher name.<br />
Vol 9 p 7 1943 photograph to Lawrence Wright (unable to make out name)<br />
Vol 9 p 8 Undated photographs of John and Betty Royle<br />
Undated photograph of Jack Storey.<br />
Vol 9 p 9 Undated photograph of Myrtle Stewart.<br />
Undated photograph of Diana Stuart.<br />
Vol 9 p 10 Undated signed photograph of Joan and Kathie<br />
Vol 9 p 11 Undated signed photograph of Pati ?<br />
Vol 9 p 12 Undated signed photograph of Annette and Prudence Kitten.<br />
Vol 9 p 13 Undated photograph of Annette Mills.<br />
Vol 9 p 14 Undated photographs of Aly Wilson.<br />
Vol 9 p 15 Undated photographs of Sylvia Gaye.<br />
Vol 9 p 16 1946? photograph of Lawrence Wright and others?<br />
1948 photograph signed by Felix Mendelssohn when appearing at Folkestone.<br />
Vol 9 p 17 27 Oct 1955 photograph of Maria Pavlow, taken by the ‘Record Mirror’ at<br />
“Tin Pan Alley” Ball at the Dorchester Hotel.
Vol 9 p 18 Undated signed photograph of Russ Abbot.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 10<br />
Photographs: Undated Miscellaneous Images<br />
Vol 10 p 1 Undated photograph of Ray Noble, Kenny Hall and W.L.Streeton (recording<br />
Manager) at wedding reception.<br />
Vol 10 p 2 Undated group photograph of ladies in the armed forces.<br />
Vol 10 p 3 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright with works of art possibly at his Art Gallery.<br />
Undated photograph of a pianist playing “Me and Jane in a plane” to an elephant.<br />
Vol 10 p 4 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright presenting a cigar box to Abe Lyman<br />
before his return to America.<br />
Vol 10 p 5 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright with two others.<br />
Vol 10 p 6 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright with Raymond Langley (Columbia<br />
Record Artiste fixer) Died 1952 with the inscription on the front ‘Now we know<br />
Why!<br />
Undated photograph of Horatio Nicholls and Rose Perfect.<br />
Vol 10 p 7 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright and Marian Harris sitting playing a<br />
Gramophone<br />
Vol 10 p 8 Undated photograph of Horatio Nicholls’ reception at Station- Berlin.<br />
Vol 10 p 9 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright, Mayor and Mayoress of Holborn,<br />
Mrs Betty Warner and Noel Gay, ‘Hot versus Sweet Music’<br />
Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright and two others not sure of names as<br />
the photograph shows more names than people?<br />
Vol 10 p 10 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright and Henry Hall at <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 10 p 11 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright with Leslie Holmes, Jack Hylton,<br />
and Jack Doyle.<br />
Vol 10 p 12 Undated photograph of Bennie Barrow (boy soprano – Leicester.)<br />
Herman Dawinski ? (composer) and Lawrence Wright – publisher – non de plume:-<br />
Horatio Nicholls composer and song writer.<br />
Vol 10 p 13 Undated photograph of Herman Dawinski? and Lawrence Wright at Bridlington.<br />
Vol 10 p 14 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright and other members.<br />
Vol 10 p 15 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright with Hayden Wood, Huntley Trevor,<br />
Winifred May (pseudo.Patience Strong), Noel Gay, <strong>The</strong> Mayor of Holborn and others.<br />
Vol 10 p 16 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright with Harry Wood brother of Hayden<br />
Wood outside Castle Mona Hotel Douglas. I.O.M.<br />
Vol 10 p 17 – 18 Undated photographs of Lawrence Wright at T.T. Races I.O.M.
Vol 10 p 19 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright and Billy Butlin at Skegness.<br />
Vol 10 p 20 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright in Office.<br />
Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright with Jack Marshall.<br />
Seated second from right is Josef Locke, second from left at top is Jack Hilton.<br />
Vol 10 p 21 – 22 Undated photographs of Lawrence Wright at various unknown events, with the<br />
bottom image on page 22 showing Donald Peers.<br />
Vol 10 p 23 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright with Chic Murray.<br />
Vol 10 p 24 – 27 Undated photographs of Lawrence Wright at unknown events.<br />
Vol 10 p 28 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright and Ralph Reader.<br />
Vol 10 p 29 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright, Roy Berry and Shelly Moore?<br />
Vol 10 p 30 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright and unknown persons.<br />
Vol 10 p 31 Undated photograph of Steinway piano.<br />
Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright, Ernest Arnley, and Gloria Day.<br />
Vol 10 p 32 – 35 Undated photographs of Bi-planes presumably at <strong>Blackpool</strong> Airport.<br />
Vol 10 p 36 Undated photographs of Lawrence Wright and Movita and on reverse<br />
Feldman and Josh Doyle on the North Pier.<br />
Photograph of Lawrence Wright with Gertie Gitana.<br />
Vol 10 p 37 Undated photographs of Lawrence Wright with others.<br />
Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright and Billy Cotton.<br />
Vol 10 p 38 Undated photograph of unknown person.<br />
Undated postcard of Piccadilly and Park Lane Hotel.<br />
Undated postcard of ‘the choir looking west.’ Chester Cathedral.<br />
Undated photograph of car with George Carvey and Vesta Carvey.<br />
Vol 10 p 39 Postcard sent to Lawrence Wright from Kobenhavn.<br />
Postcard dated 1953 sent to Horatio Nicholls from Venezia.
BOX A<br />
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
Box comprising twelve items, mostly photographs, that belonged to Lawrence Wright. <strong>The</strong>se photographs<br />
are framed, and may therefore have been special to Lawrence Wright.<br />
Framed photographs:<br />
-Lilian Jackson as a young woman<br />
-Jackson with unidentified female companion<br />
-Jackson with Lawrence Wright<br />
-Wright with walking stick<br />
-Two images of Wright in display wallet (with some further images tucked behind)<br />
-Wright with unidentified personality<br />
-Small book of 1941 images, including Wright’s daughter Lawrette aged 7<br />
-1944 scrapbook of photographic images showing Wright, Jackson and (amongst others) Donald Peers,<br />
Collinson and Breen, Dave Morris, Henry Hall, Albert Burdon, Tommy Handley, Joe Loss<br />
-1963 framed letter from B. C. Hilliam thanking Wright for a book and with a drawing of Wright at the<br />
piano<br />
-Matchbox case inscribed “My inspiration is you Horatio Nicholls”<br />
-Two framed images of unknown couple (at wedding?)
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 11 (oversize)<br />
Sheet music scores published or written by Lawrence Wright<br />
1923 – 1961<br />
Vol 11 p 1 Sheet music score “On with the Show Selection” 1926-27 by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 11 p 2 Sheet music score, small orchestra selection “On with the Show Selection” 1926-27<br />
by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 11 p 3 Sheet music score “On with the Show Selection” 1927 by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 11 p 4 Sheet music score “When You Played the Organ and I sang the Rosary” words by<br />
Edgar Leslie, music by Jos.Geo. Gilbert sung by Stella Browne and Stanley Vilven.<br />
In “On with the Show”.<br />
Vol 11 p 5 Sheet music score “On with the Show Selection” 1928 by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 11 p 6 Sheet music score “On with the Show Selection” 1929 by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 11 p 7 Sheet music score “I’m Perfectly Satisfied” words by Edgar Leslie, music by<br />
Jos.Geo.Gilbert sung by Don Melville in “On with the Show”.<br />
Vol 11 p 8 Sheet music score “On with the Show Selection” 1930 by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 11 p 9 Sheet music score “On with the Show Selection” 1931 by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 11 p 10 Sheet music score “Day by Day” 1932 Lawrence Wright’s “On with the Show”<br />
Vol 11 p 11 Sheet music score “On with the Show Selection” 1932 by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 11 p 12 Sheet music score “On with the Show Selection” 1933 by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 11 p 13 Sheet music score “On with the Show Selection” 1936 by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 11 p 14 Sheet music score “On with the Show” 22 nd Selection by Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 11 p 15 Show Bill “On with the Show” commencing Friday 18 th May 1945 starring<br />
Dave Morris assisted by Billy Smith and Collinson and Breen (radio’s<br />
favourite comics and supporting cast, devised by Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 11 p 16 Show Bill “On with the Show” commencing Friday 14 th May 1948 starring<br />
Bunny Doyle, (Minister for Idiotic Affairs) Sylvia Cecil (<strong>The</strong> celebrated Soprano)<br />
and (the bundle of fun) Betty Jumel, and supporting cast, devised by Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 11 p 17 Show Bill “On with the Show” commencing Friday 26 th May 1950 starring<br />
Albert Modley, devised by Lawrence Wright.<br />
.<br />
Vol 11 p 18 Show Bill “On with the Show” commencing Friday 15 th June 1951 starring<br />
Ben Wrigley, Maureen Rose (<strong>The</strong> voice from Heaven) and international Stars<br />
John and Rene Arnaut and supporting cast, devised by Lawrence Wright
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 12<br />
Sheet music scores published by Lawrence Wright<br />
1923 -1961<br />
Vol 12 p 1 Pasadena (1923) by Grant Clarke, Edgar Leslie and Harry Warren.<br />
Vol 12 p 2 Sahara (1924) words by Jean Frederick, music by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 12 p 3 Babette (1925) Orchestrated by F, Emary Bentley.<br />
Vol 12 p 4 Crazy Words Crazy Tune (1927) by Jack Yellen, music by Milton Ager.<br />
Vol 12 p 5 Happy Days are here Again (1929) words by Jack Yellen, music by Milton Ager.<br />
Vol 12 p 6 A Porter’s Love song to a Chambermaid (1932) words by Andy Razaf, music by<br />
Jimmy Johnson.<br />
Vol 12 p 7 Old Shep (1940) written and composed by Clyde (Red) Foley recorded by<br />
Clinton Ford on Oriole and Hank Snow on R.C.A. records.<br />
Vol 12 p 8 Old Shep (1940) as above but recorded by Clinton Ford on Oriole records.<br />
Vol 12 p 9 Jealousy (1942) words by Winifred May, music by Jacob Gade.<br />
Vol 12 p 10 No More Good-Byes (1943) by Muriel Watson, Jack Denby and Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 12 p 11 Sailor who are you Dreaming of Tonight? (1943) by Stanley Damerall, Ralph<br />
Butler and Tolchard Evans.<br />
Vol 12 p 12 Primrose Hill (1946) words and music by Charlie Chester, Ken Morris and<br />
Everett Lynton.<br />
Vol 12 p 13 Take me in Your Arms (1946) by Frank Charles, featured and broadcast by Dorothy<br />
Morrow.<br />
Vol 12 p 14 Take me in Your Arms (1946) by Frank Charles, broadcast and recorded by<br />
Steve Conway.<br />
Vol 12 p 15 Among my Souvenirs (1947) Lyrics by Edgar Leslie, music by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 12 p 16 Delilah (dreams of long ago) Valse Song (1947) by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 12 p 17 Down in the Glen (1947) words and music by Harry Gordon and Tommie Connor<br />
Sung by Robert Wilson.<br />
Vol 12 p 18 Dream of Olwen (1948) words by Winifred May, music by Charles Williams.<br />
Vol 12 p 19 Jealous Lover (1949) by Charles Williams.<br />
Vol 12 p 20 <strong>The</strong>me from the Apartment (1949) by Charles Williams.<br />
Vol 12 p 21 <strong>The</strong> Key to Love (1949) words by John Moran, music by Charles Williams.
Vol 12 p 22 You’re Heartless (1949) words and music by Sid Tepper and Roy Brodski.<br />
Vol 12 p 23 “Square Dance” to the music “Fiddle-Foot” (1952) by Sherman Myers.<br />
Vol 12 p 24 Royal Lady (1953) by Montague Ewing.<br />
Vol 12 p 25 A Sky-Blue Shirt and a Rainbow Tie (1954) by Jack Berch and John Redmond.<br />
Vol 12 p 26 Golden Rhapsody <strong>The</strong>me (1955) by Cedric Dumont.<br />
Vol 12 p 27 A Heartful of Happiness (1956) written and composed by Ed Franks.<br />
Vol 12 p 28 A Million Miles from Nowhere (1957) by Darryl Petty.<br />
Vol 12 p 29 Jerri-Lee (I love him so) (1957) by David Clowney.<br />
Vol 12 p 30 King of Dixieland (1957) by Clive Allen and Bobby Joy.<br />
Vol 12 p 31 Lookin’ for Someone to Love (1957) lyrics by Rick French, music by<br />
Leonard Schulman.<br />
Vol 12 p 32 <strong>The</strong> Best Dream of All (1957) lyrics by Sylvia Dee, music by Sid Lippman.<br />
Vol 12 p 33 Dresden Romance, song ‘Gavotte’ (1958) words and music by May Hodgson.<br />
Vol 12 p 34 Hey! Love me Now (1958) by Jean Corvos.<br />
Vol 12 p 35 Ivanhoe of England (1958) written and composed by Harold Warwick.<br />
Vol 12 p 36 <strong>The</strong> Shadow prelude (1958) by Beverley Nicholls<br />
Vol 12 p 37 When the boys talk about the girls (1958) words and music by Bob Merrill.<br />
Vol 12 p 38 A Live Show is the Best Show (1959) by Donald Phillips. (with cover)<br />
Vol 12 p 39 A Live Show is the Best Show (1959) by Donald Phillips. (without cover)<br />
Vol 12 p 40 Golden Mile (March) (1959) by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 12 p 41 If Yesterday Could Come Again Tomorrow (1959) words by Hamilton<br />
Kennedy, music by Tolchard Evans.<br />
Vol 12 p 42 May-Be This Year (1959) words by Marcel Stellman, music by Ronald Wakley.<br />
Vol 12 p 43 So Happy My Heart Is To-Night (1959) by Cab Kaye and Don Riddell.<br />
Vol 12 p 44 If Only You’d Be Mine (1960) by Kenny Day and Maurice Schiman. Sung<br />
by Joan Regan on Pye records and Jimmy Young on Columbia records.<br />
Vol 12 p 45 If Only You’d Be Mine (1960) by Kenny Day and Maurice Schiman. (as above<br />
but without the cover).<br />
Vol 12 p 46 O My Love is like a Red, Red Rose (1960) words by Robert Burns, music by<br />
Horatio Nicholls.
Vol 12 p 47 Revenge (Revanche) (1960) by George Scott-Wood.<br />
Vol 12 p 48 Sweet Tooth (1960) by Hank Hunter and Ruby Fisher.<br />
Vol 12 p 50 Tell Laura I Love Her (1960) by Jeff Barry and Ben Raleigh.<br />
Vol 12 p 51 <strong>The</strong> Tartan (1960) words Sydney Bell, music by Kenneth McKellar.<br />
Vol 12 p 52 To Him! We’re All <strong>The</strong> Same (1960) by Donald Phillips.<br />
Vol 12 p 53 I Can’t Get Enough of your Kisses (1961) words and music by Larry Stone.<br />
Vol 12 p 54 I Shouldn’t be Kissing You (1961) by Jeff Barry and Ben Raleigh.<br />
Vol 12 p 55 Lovable (1961) by Ben Raleigh and Jeff Barry.<br />
Vol 12 p 56 Marry Me (1961) by Lawrence Jacks.<br />
Vol 12 p 57 <strong>The</strong> Tartan Ribbon (1961) words by Sydney Bell, music by Kenneth McKellar.<br />
Vol 12 p 58 Undated, <strong>The</strong> Girl in the Caravan by Horatio Nicholls (inspired by Margaret<br />
Pycroft).<br />
Vol 12 p 59 Undated ‘Cover Only’ excerpts from Concertos played by Eileen Joyce.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 13 (oversize)<br />
Sheet music scores written and published by<br />
Lawrence Wright<br />
1911 -1926<br />
Vol 13 p 1 ‘Neath the Shadows: an Egyptian Romance (1911) by Irma Barron.<br />
Vol 13 p 2 <strong>The</strong> Wreck of the Titanic (1912) by Haydon Augarde.<br />
Vol 13 p 3 “Dance D’Amore” (dance of love) (Tango) (1913) by Haydon Augarde.<br />
Vol 13 p 4 Admiral Jellicoe (Naval March) (1914) by Haydon Augarde.<br />
Vol 13 p 5 Battle in Mid-Air (Fantasia) (1914) by Haydon Augarde.<br />
Vol 13 p 6 Remember Louvain (March)! 1914) by John Neat.<br />
Vol 13 p 7 Unity’s Strength (March) (1914) by Edward King.<br />
Vol 13 p 8 <strong>The</strong> World at War (Fantasia) (1914) by Haydon Augarde.<br />
Vol 13 p 9 Affection (Valse) (1915) by Leon T. Acland.<br />
Vol 13 p 10 Blue Eyes (Ballad) (1915) words by Godfrey Williams, music Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 13 p 11 Florentine (Valse) (1915) by Albert.H. Oswald.<br />
Vol 13 p 12 A Dream of Delight (Valse) (1916) by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 13 p 13 <strong>The</strong> Kiss That Made You Mine (Ballad) (1916) written and composed by Worton<br />
David and Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 13 p 14 Somewhere in Blighty Somewhere at Home (1916) words and music by Douglas<br />
O’Neil.<br />
Vol 13 p 15 <strong>The</strong> Big Rush, Grand Selection (1918) arranged by Lawrence Wright with words,<br />
Tonic Sol-fa and Old Notation.<br />
Vol 13 p 16 That Old Fashioned Mother of Mine (An old fashioned lady) (1919) words by Worton<br />
David, music by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 13 p 17 Wyoming (Valse) (1919) by Gene Williams.<br />
Vol 13 p 18 Omaha (Valse) (1920) by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 13 p 19 Spanola (Valse) (1920) by Gordon Lauri.<br />
Vol 13 p 20 Cuckoo’s Call (Valse) (1921) by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 13 p 21 <strong>The</strong> Memory of a Song (Love came to me in that sweet song divine) (1921) words by<br />
Worton David, music by Horatio Nicholls.
Vol 13 p 22 Omaha (1921) words by Worton David, music by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 13 p 23 Perfume of the Past (Parfum Du Passé) (1922) British version by Ray Morelle music<br />
by Edward Mayson.<br />
Vol 13 p 24 Dream Daddy (Song and Foxtrot) (1923) by Louis Herscher and George Keefer.<br />
English version by Jos.Geo.Gilbert.<br />
Vol 13 p 25 Granny’s Song At Twilight Song and Foxtrot) (1923) written and composed by Wynn<br />
Stanley and Andrew Allen.<br />
Vol 13 p 26 Pasadena (An American love song) (1923) by Grant Clarke, Edgar Leslie and Harry<br />
Warren.<br />
Vol 13 p 27 <strong>The</strong> Wright Selection (1923) arranged by Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 13 p 28 Sahara (An Eastern picture song and Foxtrot) (1924) words by Jean Frederick, music<br />
by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 13 p 29 Lawrence Wright’s first Album of original Savoy Orpheans Medleys [copyright<br />
1924] but with notation on front G.L.Bentley April 1937.<br />
Vol 13 p 30 Babette (Valse) (1925) words by Ray Morelle, music by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 13 p 31 Save our Sorrow (for tomorrow) (song and foxtrot) (1925) words by B.G.de Sylva,<br />
music by Al Sherman<br />
Vol 13 p 32 Shanghai (1925) words by Ray Morelle, music by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 13 p 33 <strong>The</strong> Wright 11 th Selection (1925) arranged by Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 13 p 34 I Don’t Mind Being All Alone (Song and foxtrot) (1926) by Clarence Gaskill, Jimmy<br />
McHough and Irving Mills.<br />
Vol 13 p 35 If Tears Could Bring You Back To Me (I’d cry my eyes out for you) (Song and<br />
foxtrot) (1926) words and music by Howard Johnson, Irving Bibo. Phil Moore and<br />
Joe Ward.<br />
Vol 13 p 36 Picador (the new Spanish one step craze) (1926) words by Ray Morelle, music by<br />
Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 13 p 37 Tired Hands (Valse and Song) (1926) written and composed by Al Piantadosi.<br />
featured by Alfredo and his bands.<br />
Vol 13 p 38 Tired Hands (Valse and Song) (1926 written and composed by Al Piantadosi sung by<br />
Talbot O’Farrell
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 14 (oversize)<br />
Sheet music scores written and published by<br />
Lawrence Wright<br />
1927 – 1954<br />
Vol 14 p 1 Me and Jane in a Plane (Song and foxtrot) (1927) words by Edgar Leslie, music by<br />
Jos.Geo.Gilbert.<br />
Vol 14 p 2 My Tumble-Down Cottage Of Dreams (Song) (1927) words by Edgar Leslie, music<br />
by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 14 p 3 Shalimar (Valse and song) (1927) words by Edgar Leslie, music by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 14 p 4 Shepherd of the Hills (Foxtrot and ballad) (1927) words by Edgar Leslie, music by<br />
Horatio Nicholls featured Jan Ralfini and his band.<br />
Vol 14 p 5 Shepherd of the Hills (Foxtrot and ballad) (1927) words by Edgar Leslie, music by<br />
Horatio Nicholls played by Jack Hylton and his band.<br />
Vol 14 p 6 Side By Side (Song and foxtrot) (1927) words and music by Harry Woods and sung by<br />
Florrie Forde.<br />
Vol 14 p 7 Side By Side (Song and foxtrot) (1927) words and music by Harry Woods and sung by<br />
Walter Williams.<br />
Vol 14 p 8 Souvenirs (Ballad) (1927) words by Edgar Leslie, music by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 14 p 9 Ukuleleitis (Comedy song and foxtrot) (1927) written and composed by Herbert Rule<br />
and Thos.McGhee<br />
Vol 14 p 10 Just Like Derby and Joan (Waltz ballad) (1928) by Edgar Leslie and Jos.Geo.Gilbert.<br />
Vol 14 p 11 Carolina Moon (Valse and song) (1928/29) by Benny Davis and Joe Burke.<br />
Vol 14 p 12 Deep Night (1929) words by Rudy Vallee, music by Charlie Henderson.<br />
Vol 14 p 13 Molly featured in ‘<strong>The</strong> Grand Parade’ (1929) by Edmund Goulding and Dan<br />
Dougherty.<br />
Vol 14 p 14 Lawrence Wright’s 1 st Selection of Radio Hits (1929)<br />
Vol 14 p 15 Baby Sally (Daughter of Sally in our Alley) (song and foxtrot) (1930) written and<br />
composed by Reed Stampa and Hubert W. David<br />
Vol 14 p 16 A Little Love Song (1930) words by Leo Cochran, music by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 14 p 17 Say a Little Prayer for Me (1930) words by Jos.Geo.Gilbert, music by Horatio<br />
Nicholls.<br />
Vol 14 p 18 When I Passed the Old Church Door (Valse and ballad) (1930) words by<br />
Jos.Geo.Gilbert, music by Horatio Nicholls.
Vol 14 p 19 Bathing in the Sunshine (<strong>The</strong> Sunshine of My Baby’s Smile) (1931) words by Jos,<br />
Geo.Gilbert, music by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 14 p 20 Faithfully Yours (Song and foxtrot) (1931) by J. Brockman, Abe Lyman and Ted<br />
Snyder.<br />
Vol 14 p 21 One Little Quarrel (Song and foxtrot) (1931) words and music by Al.Hoffman, Al.<br />
Goodhart and Ed. Nelson.<br />
Vol 14 p 22 When the Guards are on Parade (1931) words by Leslie Sarony, music by Horatio<br />
Nicholls.<br />
Vol 14 p 23 Lawrence Wright’s 25 th Selection (1931).<br />
Vol 14 p 24 All For <strong>The</strong> Love Of A Lady (Song and foxtrot) (1932) words by Archie Gottler,<br />
music by Noel Gay.<br />
Vol 14 p 25 By An Old Abbey Door (1932) written and composed by Leo Towers. Harry Leon<br />
and Horatio Nicholls<br />
Vol 14 p 26 Fleurette (Little Flower) (1932) words by Winifred May, music by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 14 p 27 HEY HEY! How’m I Doin’ (Song and foxtrot) (1932) words and music by Lem<br />
Fowler and Don Redman.<br />
Vol 14 p 28 <strong>The</strong> London Fire Brigade (1932) written and composed by Leo Towers. Harry Leon<br />
and Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 14 p 29 Seven Years (With the wrong woman) (Valse and song) (1932) written and composed<br />
by Bob Miller.<br />
Vol 14 p 30 We’ll Be Together Again (Valse and ballad) (1932) words by Jos.Geo.Gilbert, music<br />
by Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 14 p 31 Lawrence Wright’s 28 th Selection (1932)<br />
Vol 14 p 32 In A Little Back Alley (Song and foxtrot) (1933) written and composed by Leo<br />
Towers, Harry Leon and Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 14 p 33 <strong>The</strong> Last Round-Up (Git along little dogie, git along) (1933) by Billy Hill. Lawrence<br />
Wright’s Shilling Edition<br />
Vol 14 p 34 Stormy Weather (song hit from “<strong>The</strong> Cotton Club Parade” (1933) words by Ted<br />
Koehler, music by Harold Arlen.<br />
Vol 14 p 35 Two Little Windows (1933) Lawrence Wright’s sixpenny edition.<br />
Vol 14 p 36 When <strong>The</strong> Wild, Wild Roses Bloom (1933) words and music by Mary Hale Woolsey,<br />
Milt Taggart and Jack Glenn.<br />
Vol 14 p 37 I’ve got an Invitation To A Dance, (1934) words and music by Marty Symes, Al<br />
J.Neiburg and Jerry Levinson.<br />
Vol 14 p 38 Wish Me Good - Luck-Kiss Me Goodbye (1934) by Benny Davis and Milton Ager.
Vol 14 p 39 <strong>The</strong> Old Covered Bridge (1934) by Billy Hill.<br />
Vol 14 p 40 Lights Out (1935) by Billy Hill.<br />
Vol 14 p 41 Tears In My Heart (1937) by Leonard Whitcup and Teddy Powell.<br />
Vol 14 p 42 Honey Chile (1938) by Art Strauss and Bob Dale.<br />
Vol 14 p 43 So Little Time (so much to do) (1938) words by Billy Hill, music by Peter De Rose.<br />
Vol 14 p 44 Lonely Sweetheart (1939) by Art Strauss, Bob Dale and Sonny Miller.<br />
Vol 14 p 45 While <strong>The</strong> Music Plays On (1939) words by Lupin Fien and Irving Mills, music by<br />
Emery H.Heim.<br />
Vol 14 p 46 Constantly (1940) words by Sonny Miller, music by Art Strauss.<br />
Vol 14 p 47 Weep No More (1941) by Sonny Miller and Horatio Nicholls.<br />
Vol 14 p 48 If I Could Paint A Memory (1940) by Reg Morgan and Charlie Chester.<br />
Vol 14 p 49 Jealousy (founded on the famous Tango) (1942) words by Winifred May, music by<br />
Jacob Gade.<br />
Vol 14 p 50 Unit’s Strength (March) (1954) by Edward King.<br />
Vol 14 p 51 When Granny Wore Her Crinoline (the most popular of all palais glides) (1938 copy<br />
of front page)<br />
Vol 14 p 52 <strong>The</strong> Abyssinian Expedition. (Grand Divertimento descriptive of the battle and entry<br />
into Magdala) (undated) by John Pridham.<br />
Vol 14 p 53 Gypsy Melody (Front page only) by Horatio Nicholls.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 15<br />
Lawrence Wright’s Sheet music,<br />
song books and dance Albums<br />
Vol 15 p 1 Lawrence Wright’s 2 nd Song Annual.<br />
Vol 15 p 2 Lawrence Wright’s 5 th Song Annual<br />
Vol 15 p 3 Lawrence Wright’s 6 th Song Annual<br />
Vol 15 p 4 Lawrence Wright’s 7 th Song Annual<br />
Vol 15 p 5 Lawrence Wright’s 12 th Song and Dance Annual<br />
Vol 15 p 6 Lawrence Wright’s 23 rd Song and Dance Annual<br />
Vol 15 p 7 Lawrence Wright’s 26 th Song and Dance Annual<br />
Vol 15 p 8 Lawrence Wright’s 38 th Song and Dance Album<br />
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 16<br />
Lawrence Wright’s Sheet music,<br />
Song books and Dance Albums<br />
Vol 16 p 1 Lawrence Wright’s 40 th Song Album<br />
Vol 16 p 2 Lawrence Wright’s 41 st Song Album<br />
Vol 16 p 3 Lawrence Wright’s 56 th Song and Dance album<br />
Vol 16 p 4 Lawrence Wright’s 57 th Song and Dance Album<br />
Vol 16 p 5 Lawrence Wright’s 2 nd Monster album<br />
Vol 16 p 6 Lawrence Wright’s Famous Waltz Songs<br />
Vol 16 p 7 Lawrence Wright’s Pocket album<br />
Vol 16 p 8 Chas McDevitt Skiffle Album<br />
Vol 16 p 9 Children’s Album of famous Melodies<br />
Vol 16 p 10 80 Comedy Songs (photocopy of front page ) – original in Box B
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 17<br />
Lawrence Wright’s song texts, orchestrations and catalogues.<br />
Vol 17 p 1 100 Songs from Lawrence Wright (4 copies) mainly text without scores.<br />
Vol 17 p 2 100 Songs from Lawrence Wright (2 copies) mainly text without scores<br />
Lawrence Wright Songs of the Season, text of songs only.<br />
Carroll Levis picks the Wright Songs, text of songs with photos of stars.<br />
Vol 17 p 3 Lawrence Wright Songs of the Season (2 copies) with photographs and life stories of<br />
famous record stars.<br />
Vol 17 p 4 A Souvenir from Lawrence Wright, selection of songs with scores of two lines.<br />
Lawrence Wright’s 15 th Book of Words, text of songs only.<br />
Vol 17 p 5 “Successful song writing” by Horatio Nicholls - introduction to song writing.<br />
Also undated Lawrence Wright postcard advertising songs for sale including Dream of<br />
Olwen, Love Descended Like an Angel, My Love is only For You, A Man’s Song, I<br />
Heard a Robin Singing.<br />
Vol 17 p 6 Lawrence Wright Music catalogue ( 2 copies) lists of songs in alphabetical order.<br />
Vol 17 p 7 List of 2/- editions, list No12, list of songs.<br />
Vol 17 p 8 Songs of the World Sings Volume 1 and 2, List of songs in alphabetical order (one<br />
sheet)<br />
Vol 17 p 9 Lawrence Wright Music Co, New Issues and best sellers.<br />
Vol 17 p 10 -11 Record List – Singles – E.Ps – L.Ps (page 1 and 2) list of records: song titles and<br />
artist.<br />
Vol 17 p 12 Letter to : Dear Friend, advertising 57 th song and dance album and wedding album<br />
with Lawrence Wright’s signature.<br />
Vol 17 p 13 Latest Wright’s Hits, advertising song sheets.<br />
Vol 17 p 14 A Live Show Is <strong>The</strong> Best Show!, sheet music for Orchestra.<br />
Vol 17 p 15 “Pasadena,” sheet music –arrangement as played by ‘<strong>The</strong> Temperance Seven’<br />
Vol 17 p 16 “Weep No More”, sheet music for Orchestra.<br />
Vol 17 p 17 <strong>The</strong> Wright Evergreen Series of Orchestrations, sheet music for any combination from<br />
trio to orchestra.<br />
Vol 17 p 18 Wright Choral edition No 187 – “Among my Souvenirs,” arrangement for mixed<br />
voices.
Vol 17 p 19 Wright Choral Edition No188 – “Consider <strong>The</strong> Lilies,” arrangement for mixed voices.<br />
Vol 17 p 20 “Garden Of Flowers,” front cover of song sheet only.<br />
Vol 17 p 21 “<strong>The</strong> Laughing Samba,” picture advertising the song.<br />
Vol 17 p 22 Front cover, All the singers and Bands say that ‘ Among My Souvenirs’ is the best<br />
song I’ve ever composed, I hope you’ll like it too, signed Horatio Nicholls.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 18 (oversize)<br />
Lawrence Wright’s manuscript music and Lyrics and other miscellaneous<br />
Lawrence Wright Items<br />
Vol 18 p 1 1941 letter from Lawrence Wright to Walter Morris about the finale of “On with <strong>The</strong><br />
Show”<br />
Vol 18 p 2 – 4 Manuscript music score by Lawrence Wright “Who’s going to take me home<br />
tonight?” relating to letter on page 1.<br />
Vol 18 p 5 – 6 Typescript of words to music “ Who’s going to take me home tonight” by Horatio<br />
Nicholls.<br />
Vol 18 p 7 – 11 Manuscript and typescript words and music scores to “We’re all getting used to it” by<br />
Fred Godfrey and Henry Gifford.<br />
Vol 18 p 12 Manuscript music by Lawrence Wright on Park Lane Hotel, London notepaper (dated<br />
25/08/1962)<br />
Vol 18 p 13 Sheet of words and diagrams in Lawrence Wright’s handwriting relating to ideas for<br />
the 1952 “On with the Show”.<br />
Vol 18 p 14 Various manuscripts music scores in printed exercise book.<br />
Vol 18 p 15 Manuscript score on “Lawrence Wright Music Co” printed pages for “Magic has<br />
brought you to me”.<br />
Vol 18 p 16 Manuscript, music score of uncertain origin.<br />
Vol 18 p 17 – 18 Manuscript, words and score “When the Bum-Bum-Bumble Bees- are Hum-Hum-<br />
Humming Melodies”<br />
Vol 18 p 19 – 21 Manuscript music score of uncertain origin.<br />
Vol 18 p 22 Manuscript words to “Weather” written and composed by Herbert Rule and Thomas<br />
McGhee.<br />
Vol 18 p 23 Manuscript music score “We have a Little Rain” by Herbert Rule and Thomas<br />
McGhee.<br />
Vol 18 p 24 Manuscript music scores “Mother Dear, have no fear”<br />
Vol 18 p 25 Manuscript music score for “Deep Dream River” by Sievier and Anthony, marked<br />
“Helen Morgan” top left.<br />
Vol 18 p 26 Manuscript music score for “When I’m cycling with you”<br />
Vol 18 p 27 Manuscript music score for “<strong>The</strong> Far Blue Hills”
Vol 18 p 28 Manuscript music score of uncertain origin.<br />
Vol 18 p 29 Short scene plan in Lawrence Wright’s hand writing.<br />
Vol 18 p 30 – 32 Copy of Assignment for waltz written by Horatio Nicholls and Hermon Finck in<br />
1938.<br />
Vol 18 p 33 Manuscript music score in Lawrence Wright’s handwriting with various pieces<br />
including “Old Folks at Home” dated Jan 1962<br />
Vol 18 p 34 Manuscript music score “You’re the kind of girl for me”.<br />
Vol 18 p 35 Manuscript music score on reverse on wartime, Grosvenor House, Park Lane London,<br />
advertisement card.<br />
Vol 18 p 36 Pencil drawing apparently by Lawrence Wright showing himself and Lilian Jackson<br />
dining at the Grosvenor, Park Lane Hotel, dated 3 May 1950.<br />
Vol 18 p 37 – 38 Oversize photographic images of Lawrence Wright’s music premises.<br />
Vol 18 p 39 Oversize photograph of Jimmy McHugh (Sept 1927) inscribed “My very best wishes<br />
for success, happiness and health to Mr & Mrs Lawrence Wright”<br />
Vol 18 p 40 – 41 Oversize photographic images of Lawrence Wright’s carer Lilian Jackson in her<br />
youth.<br />
Vol 18 p 42 – 44 Oversize newspaper articles about Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 18 p 45 Typescript poetry inscribed “To Dear Lawrie and Jackson”<br />
Vol 18 p 46 – 50 Hand-drawn and coloured sketches of costumes probably considered or<br />
commissioned for “On with the Show” in 1930’s. drawn by Harold Franklin.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 19 (oversize)<br />
Sheet music scores with a <strong>Blackpool</strong> theme,<br />
Not published by Lawrence Wright<br />
Vol 19 p 1 “Watching and Waiting” (undated) written by William Ross and composed by Alfred<br />
Bowker.<br />
Vol 19 p 2 “Off to the Sea-side” (1904) composed by Hiram Hollands.<br />
Vol 19 p 3 “I do like to be beside the seaside” (1909) words and music by John.A.Glover Kind.<br />
Vol 19 p 4 “<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Trot” (1917) by Milton Cass.<br />
Vol 19 p 5 “I’m Here Again Eh! By Gum! “(1922) words and music by William Hargreaves.<br />
Vol 19 p 6 “<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Carnival Song” (1923) (photocopy of cover only, without contents)<br />
words and music by Harry Lowther. ‘Official publication of the Carnival Committee’<br />
Vol 19 p 7 “Smile” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Carnival Song 1924) words by Hylton James, music by Gordon<br />
Harris.<br />
Vol 19 p 8 “<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Lights” (originally posted to <strong>Cyril</strong> in 1990 in an envelope marked, “A<br />
new song by Weed and Ipsenfish.)<br />
Vol 19 p 9 “<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Parade (March) (Photocopy of the cover only, without contents)<br />
composed by A.J.Goodman.<br />
Vol 19 p 10 “Come and see the Lights at <strong>Blackpool</strong>” (undated) written and published by Arthur<br />
Irwin. (Photocopy)<br />
Vol 19 p 11 “A Trip to <strong>Blackpool</strong>” (undated) (descriptive pianoforte composition) by Felix<br />
Godard.<br />
Vol 19 p 12 “<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Caledonians” (a jolly square dance for four couples) (1949) by<br />
F.J.Mainey.<br />
Vol 19 p 13 “<strong>The</strong> Golden Rain Waltz” (undated) by Oliver Gaggs, played by the <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower<br />
Orchestra (cover only, without contents)<br />
Vol 19 p 14 “Valse Demure” (1919) by Ronald Franklin, played nightly at the Tower Ballroom.<br />
Vol 19 p 15 “Minnetonka” (1921) words by Gus Kahn, music by Percy Wenrich. Sung by Little<br />
Emmie in production “A Birthday Party” at the Tower <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1923.<br />
Vol 19 p 16 “When the love-bird leaves the nest” (does she fly to the East or the West?) (1927)<br />
written and composed by Hugh Wade featured by Dan Godfrey Jnr and his band at the<br />
Tower Ballroom.<br />
Vol 19 p 17 “<strong>The</strong> Tower Waltz” (undated) by Oliver Gaggs (cover only, without contents)
Vol 19 p 18 “Society One Step” (1913) music composed by J.H.Greenhalgh, New dance for the<br />
ballroom invented by J.Jones, U.K.A. master of ceremonies at the Winter Gardens.<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 19 p 19 “Alexander’s Ragtime Band (1911) words and music by Irving Berlin, sung by ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
Two Bobs’ in the grand ballet “A Garden of Mirth” at the Winter Gardens. <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 19 p 20 “Ting – A – Ling” the waltz of the bells, (1926) words by Addy Britt, music by Jack<br />
Little, featured by Herman Darewski and his band at the Winter Gardens. <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 19 p 21 “Jazzina” novelty dance (undated) music composed by Harry Wood, steps invented<br />
and arranged by A.E.Brown featured nightly at the Empress Ballroom, Winter<br />
Gardens. <strong>Blackpool</strong> (cover only, without contents)<br />
Vol 19 p 22 “<strong>The</strong> Palace Hesitation” novelty dance (1920) music composed by Ronald Franklin,<br />
steps invented and arranged by Arthur Lister M.C. Palace Ballroom. <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 19 p 23 “<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Walk” (1938) by Horatio Nicholls. featured in ‘All the Best’ at the<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Opera House (ballroom steps by Adele Roscoe, world champion ballroom<br />
dancer)<br />
Vol 19 p 24 “Blue Ribbon Gal” (1940) words by Ross Parker, music by Irwin Dash, featured by<br />
Charlie Chester in the big show of 1949 “Midsummer Madness” at the Opera House<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 19 p 25 “Dearie” (1950) by Bob Hilliard and Dave Mann, featured in musical by Tessie<br />
O’Shea and Nat Jackley in ‘Out of this World’ at the Opera House <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 19 p 26 “Merrily We Roll Along” (1938) words and music by Michael Carr and Raymond<br />
Wallace, featured by Harry Korris in ‘Arcadian Follies’ at South Pier <strong>Blackpool</strong>.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 20<br />
Sheet music scores by publishers other than<br />
Lawrence Wright<br />
1911 – 1974<br />
Vol 20 p 1 “Harry Lauder’s popular songs” (1911)<br />
Vol 20 p 2 Feldmans “Coronation” song and dance album (1912)<br />
Vol 20 p 3 “Ballin’ the Jack” (1912) words by Jim Burris, music by Chris Smith.<br />
Vol 20 p 4 “In a Shady Nook by a Babbling Brook” (1927) words by Harry Pease, music by Ed.<br />
G.Nelson.<br />
Vol 20 p 5 “<strong>The</strong> Radio Stars’ Song Book” (1930) edited by Gracie Fields.<br />
Vol 20 p 6 “Dixieland” selection of jazz classics (1932)<br />
Vol 20 p 7 “You Can’t be True, Dear” (1935) words from the original of Gerhard Ebeler by<br />
Hal Cotton, music by Hans Otten and Ken Griffin.<br />
Vol 20 p 8 “Moonlight Becomes You” (1942) words by Johnny Burke, music by Jimmy Van<br />
Heusen.<br />
Vol 20 p 9 “<strong>The</strong> Same Little Words” (1943) words and music by Stanley Adams, Jack Rosenberg<br />
and Ira Schuster, featured and broadcast by Ivy Benson and her band.<br />
Vol 20 p 10 “Swinging on a Star” (1944) words by Johnny Burke, music by Jimmy Van Heusen.<br />
Vol 20 p 11 “When it’s Evening” (1947) words and music by Eddie Cassen, Harry Leonard and<br />
Bernard Sydney.<br />
Vol 20 p 12 “<strong>The</strong> Loveliest Night of the Year” (1950) words by Paul Francis Webster, music by<br />
Juventino Rosas, adapted by Irving Aaronson.<br />
Vol 20 p 13 “Sam’s Song” (the happy tune) (1950) words by Jack Elliott, music by Lew Quadling.<br />
Vol 20 p 14 “Out of a Clear Blue Sky” (1950) words by Gene Piller, music by Ruth Roberts.<br />
Vol 20 p 15 “A Beggar in Love” (1951) by Bob Merrill.<br />
Vol 20 p 16 “List’nin’ to the Green Grass Grow” (1951) by Jimmy Kennedy and Guy Wood.<br />
Vol 20 p 17 “Broken Wings” (1952) by John Jerome and Bernhard Grun.<br />
Vol 20 p 18 “<strong>The</strong> Poor People of Paris” (poor John) (1954) by Marguerite Monnot.<br />
Vol 20 p 19 “A Bird Sings” (1957) words by Barry Lewis, music by Peter Maxwell.<br />
Vol 20 p 20 “Side Saddle” (1958) by Trevor H. Stanford.
Vol 20 p 21 “Little Donkey” (1959) by Eric Boswell, recorded by Nina and Frederik.<br />
Vol 20 p 22 “Til we Meet Again” (1959) lyrics by Rex and Max Diamond, music by C.A.Rossi.<br />
Vol 20 p 23 “All I Need” (1960) by Trevor Stanford and Edward Donoghue.<br />
Vol 20 p 24 “Don’t want to know” (1960) words and music by Len Praverman.<br />
Vol 20 p 25 “March of the Mods” (the Finnjenka Dance) (1964) by Tony Carr.<br />
Vol 20 p 26 “March of the Mods” (the Finnjenka Dance) (1964) by Tony Carr. (<strong>The</strong> Joe Loss<br />
arrangement.)<br />
Vol 20 p 27 “Give Me One More Chance “(1972) words and music by Les Reed and Peter Dacre.<br />
Vol 20 p 28 “Don’t Stay Away Too Long” (1973/74) lyrics by Bryan Blackburn, music by Henry<br />
Mayer, recorded by ‘Peters and Lee’<br />
Vol 20 p 29 “Sing Song “(undated) containing the words of over 60 old time songs, (undated)<br />
Vol 20 p 30 “Till We Meet Again” (undated) based on ‘Auld Lang Syne’ arranged by Mozart<br />
Allan of the B.B.C. London.<br />
Vol 20 p 31 “Book of Plantation and Minstrel Songs” (undated) by Francis and Day
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 21 (oversize)<br />
Sheet music and song books undated [circa 1893 – 1910]<br />
Vol 21 p 1 Musical Monologues “An Old Bachelor” (undated) written and performed by Albert<br />
Chevalier, composed by Alfred H. West.<br />
Vol 21 p 2 “Au Revoir” (undated) composed by Alan Macey.<br />
Vol 21 p 3 “Cinderella Waltz” (undated) composed by Ezra Read.<br />
Vol 21 p 4 “Illustrious March” (undated) composed by Leonard Gautier.<br />
Vol 21 p 5 Les Patineurs (<strong>The</strong> skaters waltz) (undated) composed by Emile Waldteufel.<br />
Vol 21 p 6 “Maiblume” (May flowers) (undated) composed by Th. Oesten.<br />
Vol 21 p 7 “<strong>The</strong> Death of Nelson” (the Popular Song) (undated) written by S.J.Arnold, composed<br />
by John Braham.<br />
Vol 21 p 8 “Cling Clang Polka” (undated 1890’s) by W.Wright. (Dedicated to Mr John Hart,<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre Royal Bradford, Grand <strong>The</strong>atre Leeds and Grand <strong>The</strong>atre Hull)<br />
Vol 21 p 9 “<strong>The</strong> Broken Melody) (1893) composed by August Van Biene, song dedicated to and<br />
sung by Mdme, Adelina Patti.<br />
Vol 21 p 10 “La Guiare” (Pierrot ET Pierrette) (1896) by Ethelbert Nevin.<br />
Vol 21 p 11 “Trilby Lancers” (as danced in Mr Abud’s Touring Companies of Trilby) (1896)<br />
composed by Geo, W.Byng.<br />
Vol 21 p 12 “Couldn’t Make the Old Girl Hear” (1897) written and composed by Geo. Lester.<br />
Vol 21 p 13 “Ma Curly – Headed Babby” (plantatation Song) (1897) written and composed by<br />
G.H.Clutsam.<br />
Vol 21 p 14 “March des Athletes” (1897) by Eugen Sandow.<br />
Vol 21 p 15 “Victorian 1897 Celebration” (1897) by <strong>The</strong>o: Bonheur.<br />
Vol 21 p 16 “Victoria Regina” (A National Fantasia in Commemoration of Her Majesty’s Glorious<br />
Reign) (undated circa 1897) music selected and arranged by J.Ord Hume late Royal<br />
Scots Greys.<br />
Vol 21 p 17 “Bring ‘Em to Me” (1898) written and composed by Harry Wincott.<br />
Vol 21 p 18 “Absent” (1899/1913) words by Catherine Young Glen, music by John W. Metcalf.<br />
Vol 21 p 19 “He’s Gone!” (undated circa 1900) written by Paul Jones, composed by H.E.Pether.<br />
Vol 21 p 20 “<strong>The</strong> Figaro Polka” (undated circa 1900) by Vyan Garcia.<br />
Vol 21 p 21 “<strong>The</strong> Horse Came In” (undated circa1900) written and composed by Harry Dacre.
Vol 21 p 22 “Polish Dance” (undated circ 1900’s) by Xaver Scharwenka.<br />
Vol 21 p 23 “Remarkably Kind of Him” (undated circa 1900) written by E.W.Rogers, composed<br />
by Geo. Byng.<br />
Vol 21 p 24 “Swinging” (undated circ 1900) by Ed. Silva.<br />
Vol 21 p 25 “<strong>The</strong> Horse the Missis Dries the Clothes On” (1901) written and composed by Fred.W.<br />
Leigh.<br />
Vol 21 p 26 “Following in Father’s Footsteps” (1902) written and composed by E.W. Rogers.<br />
Vol 21 p 27 “For King and Country” (Quick March) (undated circa 1902) composed by Ezra Read.<br />
Vol 21 p 28 “Mumblin’ Mose” (American cake walk) (1902) by T.W. Thurban (arranged for one<br />
or two banjos by Clifford Essex).<br />
Vol 21 p 29 “Queen Alexandra” (Royal March) (undated circa 1902) composed by Ezra Read.<br />
Vol 21 p 30 “<strong>The</strong> Transvaal March” (undated circa 1902) By <strong>The</strong>o: Bonheur.<br />
Vol 21 p 31 “<strong>The</strong> Victoria Cross” A descriptive Fantasia, (undated circa 1902) by Ezra Read.<br />
Vol 21 p 32 “Daddy’s Little Blue-Eyed Boy” (undated circa 1905) written and composed by<br />
J.P.Long.<br />
Vol 21 p 33 “Fire! Fire!” descriptive Fantasia, (undated circa 1905) by Ezra Read.<br />
Vol 21 p 34 “March of the Gladiators” (undated circa 1905) by <strong>The</strong>o: Bonheur.<br />
Vol 21 p 35 “Rink Courtship” (undated circa 1905) by <strong>The</strong>o: Bonheur.<br />
Vol 21 p 36 “<strong>The</strong> Future Mrs ‘Awkins” (a Cockney Carol) (undated circa 1905) written, composed<br />
and sung by Albert Chevalier.<br />
Vol 21 p 37 “<strong>The</strong> Naval and Military Bazaar” or “Someday, When you are Old” (undated circa<br />
1905) words by Herbert Shelley, composed by Frank E.Tours and sung by Miss Vesta<br />
Tilley.<br />
Vol 21 p 38 “<strong>The</strong> Same Old Trysting Place” (undated circa 1905) written and composed by<br />
J.P.Long.<br />
Vol 21 p 39 “To Improve Her Education”(undated circa 1905) written by George Horncastle,<br />
composed by Felix McGlennon, sung by Miss Ada Willoughby.<br />
Vol 21 p 40 “Dreadnought” descriptive Fantasia, (undated circa 1906) by <strong>The</strong>o: Bonheur.<br />
Vol 21 p 41 “Lady Palmist” Humorous duet for Lady and Gentleman, (1908) written and<br />
composed by Archie Naish, sung by Mr and Mrs W.H.Berry.<br />
Vol 21 p 42 “One of the Girls” (1909) written by Lester Barrett, composed by Hermann E.<br />
Darewski, Junior.<br />
Vol 21 p 43 “<strong>The</strong> Policeman’s Holiday 1 or 2-Step” (1909) by Montague Ewing.<br />
Vol 21 p 44 “Aubade” (Valse Lente) (undated circa 1910) by Leon du Terrail.
Vol 21 p 45 “<strong>The</strong> Boulevard March” (undated circa 1910) by John Neat.<br />
Vol 21 p 46 “Stein Song” (Fill the Stein for Auld Lang Syne) (1910/1927) words by Lincoln<br />
Colcord, music by E.A.Fenstad.<br />
Vol 21 p 47 “<strong>The</strong> Teddy Bears’ Frolic” (undated circa 1910) by <strong>The</strong>o: Bonheur.
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 22 (oversize)<br />
Sheet music and song books 1911 – 1925<br />
Vol 22 p 1 “Coronation Grand March” (undated circa 1911) by Osborne Denton.<br />
Vol 22 p 2 “Suzanne, Suzanne” (March two-step from ‘<strong>The</strong> Girl in the Taxi’ (1911) by Jean<br />
Gilbert.<br />
Vol 22 p 3 “<strong>The</strong> Phantom Melody” (1912) composed by Albert W Ketelbey.<br />
Vol 22 p 4 Musical Monologues “A Clean Sweep” (1913) composed by Fred Cecil, written and<br />
performed by Greatrex Newman.<br />
Vol 22 p 5 “Brothers-in-Arms” descriptive piece (1914) by <strong>The</strong>o: Bonheur.<br />
Vol 22 p 6 “<strong>The</strong> Belgian March “(1914) by Ezra Read.<br />
Vol 22 p 7 Musical Monologues “<strong>The</strong> Lounger” (1914) written and composed by Charles J.<br />
Winter, performed by Bransby Williams.<br />
Vol 22 p 8 “King’s Territorials Quick Step” (undated circa 1915) by <strong>The</strong>o: Bonheur.<br />
Vol 22 p 9 “<strong>The</strong> Belle of the Barber’s Ball” (1915) by Geo. M. Cohan sung by ‘<strong>The</strong> Two Bobs’.<br />
Vol 22 p 10 “<strong>The</strong> Fairy Pool” (entr’acte for piano) (1915) by Albert H. Oswald.<br />
Vol 22 p 11 “<strong>The</strong> Life of a Soldier” descriptive Military piece, (undated circa 1915) composed and<br />
arranged by R. Graham Harvey.<br />
Vol 22 p 12 “If You Were the Only Girl in the World” (1916) words by Clifford Grey, music by<br />
Nat.D.Ayer. from Geo.Grossman and Ed.Laurillard’s production “<strong>The</strong> Bing Boys Are<br />
Here”.<br />
Vol 22 p 13 “Three More Songs of the Fair” (1917) written by Helen Taylor, composed by<br />
Easthope Martin.<br />
Vol 22 p 14 “It’s a Long Way” No Longer! (1918) written, composed and sung by Jack Judge.<br />
Vol 22 p 15 “<strong>The</strong> Man on the Flying Trapeze” (1918) words by George Leybourne, music by<br />
Alfred Lee.<br />
Vol 22 p 16 “How ‘Ya Gonna Keep ‘em Down on the Farm” (after they’ve seen Paree?)(1919)<br />
words by Joe Young and Sam M. Lewis, music by Walter Donaldson.<br />
Vol 22 p 17 Suite from the “Hiawatha” Ballet Music, (1919) by S.Coleridge-Taylor.<br />
Vol 22 p 18 “Just Because” (1920) words and music by Vernon T.Stevens and P. Frosini.<br />
Vol 22 p 19 “Minnetonka” (1921) words by Gus Kahn, music by Percy Wenrich, sung by John<br />
Harcourt and Dorothy Viggers in the Wylie-Tate’s Super Pierrots of 1923.<br />
Vol 22 p 20 “Traumland” (Dreamland) (1921) words Shimmy-Foxtrot, music by Austin Egen.
Vol 22 p 21 “If Winter Comes” (Spring-time will soon be here) (1922) words by Clifford Grey,<br />
music by Melville Gideon. Sung by Melville Gideon at the Palace <strong>The</strong>atre London in<br />
the ‘Co-Optimists’.<br />
Vol 22 p 22 “La-La-La” (1922) words and music by Stanley J.Damerell, Robert Hargreaves,<br />
Clifford Grey and Nat D.Ayer. Sung by Miss Molly Stoll in Wylie-Tate Super Pierrots<br />
of 1923.<br />
Vol 22 p 23 “Horsey! Keep Your Tail Up” (keep the sun out of my eyes.) (1923) words and music<br />
by Walter Hirsch and Bert Kaplan.<br />
Vol 22 p 24 “When Will the Sun Shine For Me?” (Fox-trot Ballad) words by Benny Davis, music<br />
by Abner Silver. [Front cover only].<br />
Vol 22 p 25 “<strong>The</strong> Rat” Step, (Fox-trot) (1924) As danced by Ivor Novello and Dorothy St John in<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Rat”, music by Ivor Novello.<br />
Vol 22 p 26 “Tango Album” a sensational craze, (1924) by Jose Sentis, Rogelio Huguet, Learsi and<br />
Nicolino Milano and L.Duque.<br />
Vol 22 p 27 “I’m Feeling Lonely Because Of You” (1925) words and music by Gerald Buchanan,<br />
May Fair and Guy Manners.<br />
Vol 22 p 28 “I’m Knee Deep In Daisies” (and head over heels in love) (1925) written by Joe<br />
Goodwin, George A. Little and Jack Stanley, composed by Paul Ash and Larry Shay.<br />
Sung by Little Emmie in Madame Pauline Rivers’ 1926 production “Memories” past<br />
and present.<br />
Vol 22 p 29 “Valencia” (1925) words by Lucien Boyer and Jacques Charles, music by Jose Padilla,<br />
English version by Eric Valentine. Sung by Lorna and Toots Pounds in Charles<br />
Gulliver’s Revue “Palladium Pleasures”.<br />
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THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
VOLUME 23 (oversize)<br />
Sheet music and song books 1927 – 1969<br />
Vol 23 p 1 “Charleston Crazy” (1927) by Peter Packay and David Bee, English version by Harry<br />
Carlton. Featured with enormous success by Layton and Johnstone.<br />
Vol 23 p 2 “Let’s all Sing like the Birdies Sing” (Tweet, Tweet, Tweet, Tweet, Tweet.) (Comedy<br />
Waltz) (1927) words by Robert Hargreaves and Stanley J Damerell, music by<br />
Tolchard Evans, as broadcast and recorded by B.B.C. Dance Orchestra directed by<br />
Henry Hall.<br />
Vol 23 p 3 “Mediterranean Blues” (1927) words by Raymond Wallace, music Sherman Myers<br />
featured with great success by Debroy Somers and his Band.<br />
Vol 23 p 4 “My Blue Heaven” (1927) words by George Whiting, composed by Walter<br />
Donaldson.<br />
Vol 23 p 5 Piano compositions of Bill Mayerl “Marigold” (1927).<br />
Vol 23 p 6 “Under the Moon” (1927) words and music by Ev.E.Lyn, Francis Wheeler and Ted<br />
Snyder, sung by Albert Whelan.<br />
Vol 23 p 7 “I’m Going Back Again to Old Nebraska” (<strong>The</strong> greatest hometown song ever written!)<br />
(1928) by Harry Revel and Noble Sissle featured by Herman Darewski and his Band.<br />
Vol 23 p 8 “Just Another Day Wasted Away” (1928) by Charles Tobias and Roy Turk. Featured<br />
by Herman Darewski and his Band.<br />
Vol 23 p 9 “<strong>The</strong> Angelus was Ringing” (1928) Words and music by S.J.Damerell and Robert<br />
Hargreaves, sung by Carl Brisson.<br />
Vol 23 p 10 “When Polly Walks Through <strong>The</strong> Hollyhocks” (1928) by Harry Woods.<br />
Vol 23 p 11 “Smiling Irish Eyes” (1929) words by Herman Ruby, music by Ray Perkins.<br />
Vol 23 p 12 “When the Lights Shine Brightly in the Lighthouse” (comedy song fox-trot) (1929)<br />
written and composed by Robert Hargreaves and Stanley J.Damerell. sung by Billy<br />
Danvers.<br />
Vol 23 p 13 “Goodbye To All That” (1930) by Harry S Pepper, featured by Herman Darewski and<br />
his Band.<br />
Vol 23 p 14 “Ten Maori Songs” (1930) by Hemi Piripata.<br />
Vol 23 p 15 “You Die If You Worry” (you die if you don’t – so why worry at all?) (1930) words<br />
by Robert Hargreaves and Stanley Damerell, music by Robert Hargreaves, featured by<br />
Jack Payne and his B.B.C. Dance Orchestra.<br />
Vol 23 p 16 “Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea” (1931) by Ray Benson, featured Jack<br />
Payne and His B.B.C. Dance Orchestra.
Vol 23 p 17 Professional copy “Good ‘Eavens! Mrs. Evans” (1931) words and music by Harry<br />
Carlton.<br />
Vol 23 p 18 “River, Stay ‘Way from My Door” (1931) words by Mort Dixon, Music by Harry<br />
Woods, featured by Randolph Sutton.<br />
Vol 23 p 19 “While We Danced at the Mardi Gras” (1931) words by John Mercer, music by Alfred<br />
Opler.<br />
Vol 23 p 20 “A Boy and a Girl were dancing” (1932) words by Mack Gordon, music by Harry<br />
Revel, featured the B.B.C. Dance Orchestra directed by Harry Hall.<br />
Vol 23 p 21 “Gypsy Scenes” (1932) by Jan Miles.<br />
Vol 23 p 22 “<strong>The</strong> Gracie Fields Song Album” (1932) containing six most popular successes sung,<br />
broadcast and recorded by Gracie Fields.<br />
Vol 23 p 23 “Wanderer” (1932) written and composed by Bud Flanagan, sung by Flanagan and<br />
Allen.<br />
Vol 23 p 24 “Shadow Waltz” “Gold Diggers of 1933” (1933) words by Al Dubin, music by Harry<br />
Warren.<br />
Vol 23 p 25 “Rags, Bottles or Bones” (1933) words by Stanley Holloway and Harry S.Pepper,<br />
music by Harry S.Pepper, sung by Syd Walker (Mr Walker wants to know) in ‘Band<br />
Waggon’.<br />
Vol 23 p 26 “Comedyland” Grand selection of popular comedy song successes. (1934) by different<br />
writers.<br />
Vol 23 p 27 “Sing as We Go” (1934) words and music by Harry Parr-Davies, featured Gracie<br />
Fields in Basil Dean’s production “Sing as we Go”<br />
Vol 23 p 28 “Wagon Wheels”(1934) words by Billy Hill, music by Pater De Rose, featured by Miss<br />
Florrie Forde.<br />
Vol 23 p 29 “Bats in the Belfry” (1935) by Billy Mayerl on a theme by Austen Croom-Johnson.<br />
Vol 23 p 30 “Make it a Party” (1935) words and music by Raymond Wallace, featured by Stanelli<br />
and his Stag Party.<br />
Vol 23 p 31 “Red Sails in the Sunset” (1935) words by Jimmy Kennedy, music by Hugh Williams,<br />
featured Anona Winn.<br />
Vol 23 p 32 “Carelessly” (1936) words by Charles and Nick Kenny, music by Norman Ellis.<br />
Featured, recorded and broadcast by Roy Fox and his Band.<br />
Vol 23 p 33 “Clogs and Shawl” (1936) by Will E. Haines, Jimmy Harper and Leon Zimbler, sung<br />
and recorded by Gracie Fields.<br />
Vol 23 p 34 “When My Dream Boat Comes Home” (1936) by Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin.<br />
Featured Ambrose and his Orchestra.<br />
Vol 23 p 35 “Hometown” (1937) <strong>The</strong> big hit from George Black’s London Palladium Musical<br />
“London Rhapsody” words and music by Jimmy Kennedy and Michael Carr, featured<br />
with enormous success by Flanagan and Allen.
Vol 23 p 36 “Leaning on a Lamp-post” (1937) words and music by Noel Gay from “Feather Your<br />
Nest” a Basil Dean production starring George Formby.<br />
Vol 23 p 37 Six Great Song Hits Within “Popular Music and film song Weekly No1” (1937) edited<br />
by Henry Hall.<br />
Vol 23 p 38 “Penny Serenade” (1938) words by Hal Hallifax, music by Melle Weersma, featured<br />
Joe Loss and his Band.<br />
Vol 23 p 39 “Song of the Fir-Tree” (1938) A Swedish impression for pianoforte by Billy Mayerl.<br />
Vol 23 p 40 “Berlin or Bust” (1939) words and music by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles, created<br />
by Jack Payne and his Band.<br />
Vol 23 p 41 “Invitation to the Dance” (1939) Lyric and adaptation by Charles Henderson, music by<br />
Carl Maria von Weber, sung by Deanna Durbin from the New Universal production<br />
“Three Smart Girls Grow Up”<br />
Vol 23 p 42 “<strong>The</strong>re’ll always be an England” (1939) words and music by Ross Parker and Hughie<br />
Charles. Sung by Carroll Levis ‘film discoveries’<br />
Vol 23 p 43 (We’re going to hang out) “<strong>The</strong> Washing on the Siegfried Line” (1939) by Jimmy<br />
Kennedy and Michael Carr featured by Joe Loss and his band.<br />
Vol 23 p 44 (We’re going to hang out) “<strong>The</strong> Washing on the Siegfried Line” (1939) by Jimmy<br />
Kennedy and Michael Carr featured by Billy Cotton and his Band.<br />
Vol 23 p 45 “Sierra Sue” (1940) words and music by Joseph B. Carey featured and broadcast by<br />
Flanagan and Allen.<br />
Vol 23 p 46 “<strong>The</strong> Wise Old Owl” (1940) words and music by Joe Ricardel featured and broadcast<br />
by Geraldo and his Orchestra.<br />
Vol 23 p 47 “My Sister and I” (1941) words and music by Hy Zaret, Joan Whiney and Alex<br />
Kramer, featured, broadcast and recorded by Geraldo.<br />
Vol 23 p 48 “Room Five-Hundred-and Four” (1941) words by Eric Maschwitz, music by George<br />
Posford. Lee Ephraim presents Jack Hulbert and Cicely Courtneidge in “<strong>The</strong> Hulbert<br />
Follies” with Claude Hulbert and Dorothy Hyson.<br />
Vol 23 p 49 “Russian Serenade” (1941) words and music by Harry Roy, Gary Rogers and Phil<br />
Green. Featured, broadcast and recorded by Harry Roy and his Band.<br />
Vol 23 p 50 “International Waltz” (1946) words and music by J.W.Tattersall M.D.”Salon”<br />
Orchestra. Featured with great success by the “Celebrated Salon Old-Time orchestra”<br />
at the Empress Ballroom and filmed by the Paramount News Reels, March 16 th 1946.<br />
Vol 23 p 51 “When the Boys Come Back” (1957) written and composed by Charles Oliver, sung<br />
by Miss Kitty Storrow in John Tiller and John R. Huddlestone’s Successful revue<br />
“Some Show” (Winter Gardens <strong>Blackpool</strong>)<br />
Vol 23 p 52 “A Hard Day’s Night” (1964) words and music by John Lennon and Paul McCartney.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Beatles starring in “A Hard Day’s Night” also starring Wilfred Bramble.<br />
Vol 23 p 53 “Penny Lane” (1967) words and music by John Lennon and Paul McCartney.
Vol 23 p 54 “Hey Jude” (1968) words and music by John Lennon and Paul McCartney.<br />
Vol 23 p 55 “Two of Us” (1969) words and music by John Lennon and Paul McCartney.<br />
Vol 23 p 56 “Miscellaneous song sheet” (undated)<br />
Vol 23 p 57 Banner “Home in Wyoming” (undated) Daisy Dormer’s Big Success.
BOX B<br />
THE LAWRENCE WRIGHT COLLECTION<br />
By <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong><br />
Box comprising six miscellaneous items from the Lawrence Wright collection:<br />
-Ring binder marked “Lawrence Wright’s Life Story – Strictly private and confidential. This is the<br />
private property of Mr Lawrence Wright, 19 Denmark Street, London WC2, and is not to be used by any<br />
other person”. Contains a typescript for a planned autobiography (see also Vol 1, but this binder contains<br />
some pages not included in Volume 1)<br />
-Duplicate pages from Lawrence Wright’s autobiographical typescript (originals can be found in Volume<br />
1)<br />
-1929 scrapbook for “On With the Show” including newspaper adverts, cuttings, local billboard costings,<br />
programme for the 1929 show plus poster.<br />
-1964 scrapbook containing many obituaries for Wright.<br />
-Scrapbook (c1950) of pencil illustrations made by Wright (signed “Trier”) including images of Lew<br />
Stone, Margot Fonteyn, Dinah Shore, Beryl Reid, Wright’s daughter Lawrette, Henry Hall.<br />
-1960 publication “80 Comedy Songs that Made the World Laugh”, published by Lawrence Wright Music<br />
Company.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 24 (oversize)<br />
NORTH PIER ORCHESTRA<br />
1880<br />
North Pier Orchestra programmes for virtually the whole of the 1880 Season.<br />
Programmes were issued daily.<br />
Total of 85 programmes.<br />
<strong>The</strong> musical Director is Signor Risegari.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 25<br />
NORTH PIER ORCHESTRA<br />
1889 – 1917<br />
Vol 25 p 1 Programme 14 th July 1889. Musical Director Monsieur Speelman [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 25 p 2 Programme 9 th to 18 th April 1903. Conductor Professor Speelman.<br />
Vol 25 p 3 – 13 Various programmes (photocopies only) of North Pier Orchestra between 2 nd Sept<br />
1907 and 10 th July 1912. Conductor Professor Speelman. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 25 p 14 Programme 20 th August 1916. Conductor Professor Speelman.<br />
Vol 25 p 15 Programme (photocopy only) 8 th June 1916. Conductor Mr G.E. Johnson [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 25 p 16 – 57 Series of programmes (42 in total) of the North Pier Orchestra between 26 th August<br />
1916 and 15 th September 1917. Conductor Professor Speelman.<br />
Vol 25 p 58 Unidentified London (19 th Century) concert sheet with Mr Speelman as Musical<br />
Director.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 26<br />
NORTH PIER ORCHESTRA<br />
1921 – 1957<br />
Vol 26 p 1 Programme North Pier Orchestra Promenade Concert 18 th July 1921. Leader Alfred<br />
Barker. Conductor Sam Speelman. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 2 Programme North Pier Orchestra Promenade Concert 22 nd July 1921. . [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 3 Programme North Pier Orchestral Concert, 22 nd August 1925. Leader Fred Brough.<br />
Conductor Sam Speelman. . [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 4 Programme North Pier Orchestral Concert, 5 th September 1925. Leader Fred Brough.<br />
Conductor Sam Speelman. . [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 5 Programme North Pier Orchestra Promenade Concert (photocopy only) 7 th August<br />
1927. leader Fred Brough. Conductor and Musical Director George Cathie. .<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 6 Programme North Pier Orchestra Promenade Concert, 12 th August 1928, Leader Fred<br />
Brough. Conductor and Musical director George Cathie. . [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 7 Programme North Pier Orchestra Promenade Concert, 30 th August 1931. Leader<br />
Arthur Rowland. Conductor and Musical Director Fred Brough.<br />
Vol 26 p 8 Programme North Pier Orchestra Promenade Concert, Roumanian Band. (undated but<br />
seems to be 1931) Leader A Spiero. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 9 Programme North Pier Celebrity Concert 25 th September 1932. Marie Hall, Roy<br />
Henderson and Pauline Baring. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 10 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 27 th August 1933. Walter Widdrop<br />
(tenor)<br />
Vol 26 p 11 Programme Celebrity Concert 24 th September 1933, Marie Hall, Roy Henderson and<br />
Pauline Baring. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 12 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 16 th September 1937. Leader Charles<br />
McKeown. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 13 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 24 th August 1940. Leader <strong>Cyril</strong> English<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 14 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 28 th July 1941. Leader George<br />
V.Roche. . [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 15 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 14 th September 1943. Leader Herbert<br />
Hughes. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 26 p 16 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 20 th September 1943. Leader Herbert<br />
Hughes. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 17 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 7th May 1944. Leader Herbert Hughes.<br />
Vol 26 p 18 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 16th July 1944 Leader Herbert Hughes.<br />
Vol 26 p19 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 27 th May 1944. Leader Herbert Hughes.<br />
Vol 26 p 20 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 1 st August 1944. Leader Herbert<br />
Hughes. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol26 p 21 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 22 nd April 1945. Leader Harold Batten.<br />
Vol 26 p 22 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 25 th May 1945. Leader Harold Batten.<br />
Vol 26 p 23 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 12 th August 1945. Leader Harold<br />
Batten.<br />
Vol 26 p 24 Programme Toni and the North pier Orchestra 21 st August 1945. Leader Harold<br />
Batten.<br />
Vol 26 p 25 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra (undated circa 1943/44) Leader Harold<br />
Batten.<br />
Vol 26 p 26 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra (undated circa 1945). Leader Harold<br />
Batten.<br />
Vol 26 p 27 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 7 th July 1946. Leader Charles<br />
Haberbreiter.<br />
Vol 26 p 28 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 6 th April 1947. Leader Charles<br />
Haberbreiter<br />
Vol 26 p 29 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 11th June 1947. Leader Charles<br />
Haberbreiter<br />
Vol 26 p 30 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 24 th August 1947. Leader Charles<br />
Haberbreiter<br />
Vol 26 p 31 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 14 th September 1947. Leader Charles<br />
Haberbreiter<br />
Vol 26 p 32 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 15 th September 1947. Leader Charles<br />
Haberbreiter<br />
Vol 26 p 33 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 23 rd June 1948. Leader Charles<br />
Haberbreiter [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 34 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 30 th July 1948. Leader Charles<br />
Haberbreiter [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 35 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 6 th June 1949. Leader Daniel Bell.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 26 p 36 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 8 th June 1949 Leader Daniel Bell.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 37 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 8 th August 1949 Leader Daniel Bell.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 38 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 19 th June 1951. Leader Julien Gaillard.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 39 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 20 th June 1951. Leader Julien Gaillard.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 40 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 17 th September 1951. Leader Julien<br />
Gaillard. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 41 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 21 st September 1951. Leader Julien<br />
Gaillard. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 42 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 23 rd September 1951. (photocopy only)<br />
Leader Julien Gaillard. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 43 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 19 th June 1951. Leader Charles Lowe<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 44 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 10 th August 1952. Leader Charles<br />
Lowe. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 45 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 19 th August 1952.lLeader Charles<br />
Lowe. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 46 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 21 st August 1952. Leader Charles<br />
Lowe. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 47 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 5 th April 1953.Leader Albert<br />
Mackiewicz. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 26 p 48 Programme Toni and the North Pier Orchestra 22 nd September 1957.Leader Homi<br />
Kanga. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 27<br />
NORTH PIER 1863 – 1929<br />
Including start of “On with the Show”<br />
Vol 27 p 1 Three early views of North Pier.<br />
Vol 27 p 2 Two views of North Pier 1863.<br />
Vol 27 p 3 Undated photograph of North Pier and Talbot Square.<br />
Vol 27 p 4 Drawing of Indian Pavilion North Pier.<br />
1920 photocopy of 19 th Century “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Pier” cover.<br />
Vol 27 p 5 – 6 Newspaper articles about North Pier.<br />
Vol 27 p 7 Brochure “North Pier 1863 – 2002: popular past and present”<br />
Vol 27 p 8 – 10 Information sheets” <strong>The</strong> North Pier <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1863 – 1973”<br />
Vol 27 p 11 – 12 Two photographs and one news cutting relating to the wreck of the ship ”Sirene” at the<br />
North Pier in 1892.<br />
Vol 27 p 13 Two “Sirene” image photocopies.<br />
Vol 27 p 14 Show Bill 5 th September 1895. Monsieur Speelman’s Annual Benefit. (Concert)<br />
Vol 27 p 15 Postcard of Simon Speelman.<br />
Postcard of Professor Speelman and his Orchestra.<br />
Image of Adelina Patti. (North Pier 5 th August 1881)<br />
Vol 27 p 16 Three postcards of Madame Albani.<br />
Postcard of “<strong>The</strong> Scarlet Mr E’s”<br />
Vol 27 p 17 Photograph of crowded Edwardian North Pier scene.<br />
Vol 27 p 18 Modern North Pier artistic reproduction.<br />
Vol 27 p 19 Four early 20 th century North Pier postcards.<br />
Vol 27 p 20 Two North Pier postcards.<br />
Postcard of 1921 North Pier fire.<br />
Photocopy of fire aftermath.<br />
Vol 27 p 21 Early 20 th century Pier view.<br />
Vol 27 p 22 Three North Pier views.<br />
Vol 27 p 23 Postcard of Jackson-Browne (North Pier 1920)<br />
Postcard of Ernest Lord’s “Excelsiors” (North Pier 1909)<br />
Vol 27 p 24 Four photographs or postcards of Lawrence Wright.
Vol 27 p 25 – 28 Photographs of Talbot O’Farrell.<br />
Page 28 also contains press cuttings of a 1920’s “On with the Show” group.<br />
Vol 27 p 29 Photograph of cast of “On with the Show” for 1926 with Lawrence Wright in the<br />
centre.<br />
Vol 27 p 30 1927 photograph of Lawrence Wright <strong>Blackpool</strong> shop.<br />
Vol 27 p 31 – 38 Eight photographs relating to (Lawrence Wright’s 1927 launch of “Me and Jane in a<br />
Plane”<br />
Vol 27 p 39 Signed photograph to Lawrence Wright from Edgar Leslie 18 th Feb 1927.<br />
Vol 27 p 40 Photograph (1927) of the “North Pier Orchestra”<br />
Vol 27 p 41 Photograph of George Cathie (North Pier Orchestra)<br />
Cutting showing Hal Swain.<br />
Photograph of crowd queuing for “On with the Show” 1928.<br />
Vol 27 p 42 1927 photograph of Lawrence Wright opening George Burrows’ rock stall in<br />
Skegness.<br />
1920’s photograph of crowds leaving “On with the Show”<br />
Vol 27 p 43 Photograph of group (including Jack Hylton?)<br />
Vol 27 p 44 Photograph of Ted Browne with young girl holding a Lawrence Wright song sheet<br />
outside “On with the Show” (1928)<br />
Vol 27 p 45 Programme 1929 “On with the Show”. Fred Walmsley, Trevor Watkins, Norman<br />
Long, Gladys Watson, <strong>The</strong> Glad Rag Dolls and Kathleen Lafla. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
[For further items relating to the 1929 “On With the Show” see Box B listed after<br />
Volume 23]<br />
Vol 27 p 46 Press cuttings covering previous article.<br />
Vol 27 p 47 Another press cutting for 1929 “On with the Show”<br />
Indistinct photographic image of group outside Lawrence Wright’s shop.<br />
Vol 27 p 48 – 49 Two signed photographs of Carl Brisson.<br />
Vol 27 p 50 – 51 Two signed photographs of Jack Hylton.<br />
Vol 27 p 52 Photograph of “<strong>The</strong> 5 Sherry Brothers”<br />
Vol 27 p 53 Postcard of Fred Walmsley.<br />
Three postcards of “<strong>The</strong> Glad Rag Dolls” (1929)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 28<br />
NORTH PIER 1930 – 1940<br />
Including “On with the Show”<br />
Vol 28 p 1 Programme for “On with the Show” 1930. Hal Swain, Fred Walmsley, Tom Devine,<br />
Maudie Francis, Myrtle Stewart, Trocadero Tiller Girls and Terry’s Famous Juveniles.<br />
Vol 28 p 2 “Souvenir Cotton Programme” (1930 On with the Show programme printed on cloth).<br />
Vol 28 p 3 Photograph 1933 unidentified star.<br />
Vol 28 p 4 Photograph Lawrence Wright and Fred Walmsley (“as the Queen”) launching<br />
Lawrence Wright’s “Amy”.<br />
Vol 28 p 5 Two photographs of Lawrence Wright’s ‘On with the Show’ in the Isle of Man 1930.<br />
Vol 28 p 6 Programme “On with the Show” 1932. Fred Walmsley, Sidney Firman, Trevor<br />
Watkins, Sylvia Cecil, Roy Barbour, Betty Warren, North Pier Nippers and the Six<br />
Carnival Girls. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 28 p 7 Advert sheet for recordings from “On with the Show” 1932 (originally stapled into the<br />
middle of the previous item but now loose) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 28 p 8 Evening programme for “On with the Show” 1932. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 28 p 9 Photograph of Christine Makgill, composer of “Over the Hill”, appearing in “On with<br />
the Show”.<br />
Photograph of scene from “On with the Show” (undated)<br />
Vol 28 p 10 Postcard of “the Two Bobs”<br />
Publicity shot showing Lawrence Wright’s shop premises on the Promenade (circa<br />
1929)<br />
Vol 28 p 11 Matinee programme 1934. Terry’s Juveniles, Fred Walmsley, Roy Barbour, Trevor<br />
Watkins, Tessie O’Shea and the Six Happy Girls.<br />
Vol 28 p 12 Stage photograph of final scene from 1934 “On with the Show”<br />
Vol 28 p 13 Press cutting 1934 for Lawrence Wright’s “Artists’ Benefit Night”<br />
Vol 28 p 14 1934 photograph of Lawrence Wright with Tessie O’Shea.<br />
Vol 28 p 15 Programme “On with the Show” 1935, Roy Barbour, Marion Dawson, Lance Fairfax,<br />
Dorothy O’Dell, Bertha Ricardo, Clarence Wright and Annette Schultz.<br />
Vol 28 p 16 As previous item, showing show order.<br />
Vol 28 p 17 1935 photograph “<strong>The</strong> Crowning of the Cotton Queen” on a float apparently<br />
sponsored by Lawrence Wright.<br />
Signed photograph to Lawrence Wright from Annette Schultz.
Vol 28 p 18 Photograph of Lawrence Wright with Harry Lauder, Sydney Howard and Didi (1933?)<br />
Postcard Lawrence Wright with Irene North on North Pier 1935.<br />
Photograph 1934 Lawrence Wright with Tessie O’Shea and Walter Morris.<br />
Signed postcard to [Lilian] Jackson.<br />
Vol 28 p 19 Signed photograph George Lacy (“Mother Goose 1936”)<br />
Vol 28 p 20 Signed postcard Anne Ziegler (North Pier 1940)<br />
Photograph of Jimmy Campbell.<br />
Vol 28 p 21 Printed greetings card “Seasons greetings from Tangier”. Best wishes from Jimmy and<br />
Mitzi Campbell (probably sent to Lawrence Wright.)<br />
Vol 28 p 22 Programme “On with the Show” 1937. Percy Manchester, Renee Foster, Syd Seymour<br />
and his Mad Hatters Band, Tessie O’Shea, Betty and Peter Dighton, Horace Kenney,<br />
Delyse, the 5 Sherry brothers and Terry’s Coronation Babies.<br />
Vol 28 p 23 Photocopy of 1937 “On with the Show” programme with different cover to previous<br />
item.<br />
Vol 28 p 24 Photograph “West Coast Air Services Ltd. <strong>Blackpool</strong>” of flight to Isle of Man<br />
(probably from Lawrence Wright <strong>Collection</strong>)<br />
Vol 28 p 25 Programme “On with the Show” 1938. Bertini and his famous band, Tessie O’Shea,<br />
Robert Naylor, Peggy Desmond, the 5 Sherry brothers, Alexis and Dorrano, Frank<br />
Randle and Marietta. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 28 p 26 – 27 As previous item, two separate sheets each showing running order but differing from<br />
each other. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 28 p 28 Original Evening Gazette report on North Pier fire 19 th June 1938.<br />
Vol 28 p 29 Page from autograph book signed by Tessie O’Shea.<br />
1938 postcard of “On with the Show” scene depicting Tessie O’Shea in “<strong>The</strong> Viennese<br />
Romance”.<br />
Photograph of North Pier fire 19 th June 1938.<br />
Vol 28 p 30 Postcard showing stars from Lawrence Wright’s 1938 “On with the Show”<br />
Signed Tessie O’Shea photograph.<br />
1938 postcard showing “Lady of the Fan” in “On with the Show”<br />
Photograph of Lawrence Wright’s <strong>Blackpool</strong> Store.<br />
Vol 28 p 31 Programme “On with the Show” 1939. Frank Randle, Lance Fairfax, Tessa Deane,<br />
Anita Martell, Bram Martin, Wheeler and Wilson, Barbara Wood, Sutherland Felce<br />
and <strong>The</strong> Marquis Trio.<br />
Vol 28 p 32 As previous item, showing show order.<br />
Vol 28 p 33 Photograph of Lawrence Wright with the cast of “On with the Show”1939 at the<br />
railway station.<br />
Vol 28 p 34 Photograph on North Pier of Lawrence Wright with Tessie O’Shea and Max Miller<br />
(1939?)<br />
Photograph of “On with the Show” hoardings promoting “On with the Show” with<br />
Frank Randle, Tessa Deane and Lance Fairfax. (1939)
Vol 28 p 35 Photograph Talbot O’Farrell (1942)<br />
Vol 28 p 36 Photograph of Lawrence Wright on North Pier, with Lilian Jackson standing behind<br />
him.<br />
Postcard of Syd Seymour and his Mad Hatters Band.<br />
Postcard of aircraft flying a banner “Sutherland Felce North Pier”<br />
Vol 28 p 37 Programme “On with the Show” 1940, Dave Morris, Elsie Prince, Webster Booth,<br />
Annie Ziegler, Boloney Brothers and Alec Halls. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 28 p 38 Programme 11 th May 1940, “Lawrence Wright presents <strong>The</strong> Maginot Line”<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 28 p 39 Sheet music from “<strong>The</strong> Maginot Line” (presented with programme 11 th May 1940)<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 28 p 40 Photograph Judith Craig (North Pier 1940)<br />
Vol 28 p 41 Undated photograph of Lawrence Wright supervising the transportation of organ<br />
keyboard.<br />
Vol 28 p 42 Undated photograph of Norma Dawn “Boomps-a-Daisy” with Lawrence Wright at the<br />
piano.<br />
Vol 28 p 43 Undated photograph relating to Lawrence Wright’s “On with the Show” advertisement<br />
hoardings.<br />
Vol 28 p 44 Composite photograph relating to Lawrence Wright and “On with the Show”<br />
Vol 28 p 45 Undated (1930’s) Wedding photograph showing Lawrence Wright and Stars from “On<br />
with the Show”.<br />
Vol 28 p 46 Undated photograph of crowds leaving “On with the Show”.<br />
Vol 28 p 47 Undated “On with the Show” photograph on North Pier apparently showing an outside<br />
scene being filmed.<br />
Vol 28 p 48 Undated 1930’s photograph showing Lawrence Wright signing autographs.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 29<br />
NORTH PIER 1941 - 1946<br />
Including “On with the Show”<br />
Vol 29 p 1 Sunday programme “On with the Show” 20 th July 1941. Dave Morris, Bill Smith,<br />
Beryl Reid, Tessa Deane, Sidney Burchell, Don Phillipe, Bram Martin and Norman<br />
Thomas Trio.<br />
Vol 29 p2 1941 letter from Lawrence Wright Entertainments Ltd regarding auditions for “On<br />
with the Show” choristers.<br />
Vol 29 p 3 1941 “On with the Show” ‘Chorus ladies’ plan for finale. With the words to Horatio<br />
Nicholls’ “Who’s going to take me home tonight?”<br />
Vol 29 p 4 1941 photograph of Lawrence Wright on North Pier with Alex Munro.<br />
Photograph of Horatio Nicholls (Lawrence Wright)<br />
1946 signed photograph of Collinson and Breen.<br />
Vol 29 p 5 Programme “On with the Show” 1942, Dave Morris, Bill Smith, Bill Collinson<br />
(Collinson and Breen), Helen Hill and Sybil Summers. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 29 p 6 Sunday programme “On with the Show” 1942.<br />
Vol 29 p 7 Photograph of Lawrence Wright in wheelchair.<br />
Vol 29 p 8 Three photographs of Lawrence Wright.<br />
Signed photograph (Griscilla Kayes?)<br />
Vol 29 p 9 Typed sheet listing “takings” and “profit” for “On with the Show” between 1928 and<br />
1942.<br />
Vol 29 p 10 Two photographs of Joan Hammond 1942.<br />
Vol 29 p 11 Photograph Peggy Ashley with Lawrence Wright at piano.<br />
Vol 29 p 12 Image of Helen Hill apparently from work of art.<br />
Vol 29 p 13 Photograph of Helen Hill.<br />
Vol 29 p 14 Programme “On with the Show” 1943. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 29 p 15 Programme “On with the Show” 1944.<br />
Vol 29 p 16 Photograph of Collinson and Breen.<br />
Vol 29 p 17 Photograph of Bobby Breen.<br />
Vol 29 p 18 Photograph of Will Collinson.
Vol 29 p 19 Photograph of Collinson and Breen.<br />
Vol 29 p 20 Photograph of Mary Naylor (1944)<br />
Photograph of Lawrence Wright on North Pier with Lilian Jackson.<br />
Vol 29 p 21 Programme “On with the Show” 1945.<br />
Vol 29 p 22 Photograph of cast of “On with the Show” 1945 arriving at the railway station in<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 29 p 23 Photograph of Norman Long.<br />
Vol 29 p 24 Signed photograph Harry Leslie.<br />
Vol 29 p 25 Hand illustrated card signed by Lawrence Wright “Wishing you a Merry Xmas and a<br />
Happy New Year”<br />
Vol 29 p 26 Unidentified photograph.<br />
Vol 29 p 27 Signed photograph to Lawrence Wright from Tara Barry.<br />
Vol 29 p 28 Photograph of Dave Morris (North Pier 1945).<br />
Vol 29 p 29 Postcard of Robert Wilson.<br />
Postcard of Alexis and Borrano in ‘Lady of the Fan’ “On with the Show”<br />
Photograph of 1945 “On with the Show” cast at station in <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 29 p 30 Programme 1946 “On with the Show”, Collinson and Breen, Jimmy Campbell,<br />
Ingrid Hageman and Dave Morris.<br />
Vol 29 p 31 Photograph of 1946 “On with the Show” cast at station in <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 29 p 32 Another photograph as previous item.<br />
Vol 29 p 33 Photograph of Lawrence Wright with Tiller Girls 1946.<br />
Vol 29 p 34 Signed photograph of Lawrence Wright with Ricky Kalee, (“On with the Show”<br />
1944)<br />
1946 photograph of Lawrence Wright in group.<br />
1947 photograph of Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 29 p 35 Photograph of Dave Morris.<br />
Vol 29 p 36 Signed photograph from Dave Morris to [Lilian] Jackson.<br />
Photograph of Robert Wilson (“On with the Show” 1946)<br />
Vol 29 p 37 Undated Photograph of <strong>The</strong> Tiller Girls.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 30<br />
NORTH PIER 1947 - 1950<br />
Including “On with the Show”<br />
Vol 30 p 1 Photograph of Collinson and Breen (1947)<br />
Vol 30 p 2 Photograph of Lawrence Wright at piano.<br />
Vol 30 p 3 Signed photograph to Lawrence Wright from Margaret Naylor.<br />
Vol 30 p 4 1947 Photograph of Lawrence Wright with Josef Locke and Mrs Locke.<br />
Photograph of Lawrence Wright at station with two men.<br />
Photograph of Lawrence Wright on North Pier with Lilian Jackson.<br />
Vol 30 p 5 Photograph of John McHugh (“On with the Show” 1947)<br />
Photograph of Sheena Harvey (Oct 1948)<br />
Photograph of Dawn Munro (1948)<br />
Vol 30 p 6 Photograph of Sylvia Cecil (1948)<br />
Vol 30 p 7 Photograph of Jimmy Campbell.<br />
Photograph of Lawrence Wright and Jackson (circa1949) with Mr and Mrs?<br />
Signed postcard from Sylvia Robin (“On with the Show” 1949)<br />
1948 photograph of stage scene showing Beverley Sisters.<br />
Vol 30 p 8 Photograph of Lawrence Wright on North Pier (1949)<br />
1949 photograph of Joy Nichols.<br />
Signed photograph of Tessie O’Shea.<br />
Vol 30 p 9 Programme Silver Jubilee of “On with the Show” 1949. Albert Modley, Betty Jumel,<br />
Sylvia Robin, Tudor Evans, Peter and Sam Sherry, <strong>The</strong> Melomaniacs, Buster Shaver<br />
and his Wonder Lilliputians, <strong>The</strong> Three Falcons, Pat Hartley, Jimmy Campbell and<br />
<strong>The</strong> Tiller girls.<br />
Vol 30 p 10 Same as previous item, but with show order. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 30 p 11 Sunday programme “On with the Show” 1949.<br />
Vol 30 p 12 “On with the Show” 1949 Summer season booking sheet (probably inserted originally<br />
inside programme)<br />
Vol 30 p 13 Photograph of Albert Modley with Lawrence Wright. 1949.<br />
Photograph Lawrence Wright greeting unknown performer.<br />
Photograph of stage scene 1949.<br />
Photograph of 1949 “On with the Show” cast arriving at <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Station.<br />
Vol 30 p 14 Photograph of North Pier apparently out of season.<br />
Vol 30 p 15 Photograph of Albert Modley.<br />
Vol 30 p 16 Photograph of stage scene “On with the Show” 1949.<br />
Vol 30 p 17 Photograph of Betty Jumel (North Pier 1949)
Vol 30 p 18 – 22 Six photographs of the Lilliputians (1949)<br />
Vol 30 p 23 Photograph of Donald Peers with Lawrence Wright.<br />
Vol 30 p 24 Photograph of Lawrence Wright with George and Richard (Lilliputians)<br />
Photograph of Lawrence Wright on North Pier with unknown man.<br />
Two photographs of Lawrence Wright with (Albert Modley?)<br />
Vol 30 p 25 Two programmes “On with the Show” 1950 (covers vary slightly) Albert Modley,<br />
Tano Ferendinos, Maureen Rose, Betty Jumel, <strong>The</strong> Melomaniacs, Buster Shaver and<br />
his tiny stars, Olive, George and Richard (Lilliputians), John Tiller Girls, Diana Stuart<br />
and <strong>The</strong> Falcons.<br />
Vol 30 p 26 - 27 Two programmes as previous item, but in show order (order varies slightly)<br />
Vol 30 p 28 Sunday programme “On with the Show” 1950.<br />
Vol 30 p 29 Photograph cast of “On with the Show” 1950 at station in <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 30 p 30 Photograph May 1950 of Lawrence Wright with George, Olive and Richard.<br />
(Lilliputians)<br />
Vol 30 p 31 Photograph of Tano Ferendinos, North Pier 1950.<br />
Vol 30 p 32 - 33 Photographs of stage scenes from “On with the Show” thought to be circa 1950.<br />
Vol 30 p 34 – 35 Two photographs of Lawrence Wright with Tano Ferendinos and Maureen Rose.<br />
Vol 30 p 36 Photograph of Tano Ferendinos.<br />
Photograph of Lawrence Wright with Lilliputians.<br />
Vol 30 p 37 – 40 Four photographs of Maureen Rose.<br />
Vol 30 p 41 – 42 Two photographs of <strong>The</strong> Falcons.<br />
Vol 30 p 43 Photograph of Lawrence Wright with Carole Lynne, Dorothy Ward, Marie Burke,<br />
Patricia Burke and Julie Andrews.<br />
Vol 30 p 44 Unidentified photograph.<br />
Photograph of North Pier advertising “On with the Show” with Albert Modley.<br />
Photograph of Lawrence Wright with Albert Modley 1949.<br />
Photograph of Lilian Jackson inscribed: “To my own baby darling angel, I love you<br />
always. Jackson June 23 rd Friday 1950”<br />
Vol 30 p 45 Photograph of Betty Jumel.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 31<br />
NORTH PIER 1951 - 1953<br />
Including “On with the Show”<br />
Vol 31 p 1 Programme “On with the Show” 1951. Ben Wrigley, John and Rene Arnaut, <strong>The</strong> Five<br />
Skyliners, Maureen Rose, <strong>The</strong> Humming Birds, Frank Stewart, Donna Mareska, Le<br />
Trio Carletti, Dale Rogers and Diana Rhodes.<br />
Vol 31 p 2 As previous item but with Stanley Willis-Croft.<br />
Vol 31 p 3 As programme, but with show order.<br />
Vol 31 p 4 Photograph of unidentified people (1951)<br />
Vol 31 p 5 Photograph of <strong>The</strong> Five Skyliners “On with the Show” 1951.<br />
Vol 31 p 6 Photograph of Lawrence Wright and Frankie Vaughan at Rehearsal for “On with the<br />
Show” 1951.<br />
Vol 31 p 7 Photograph of Lilian Jackson on North Pier 1951.<br />
Photograph of <strong>The</strong> Five Skyliners “On with the Show” 1951.<br />
Vol 31 p 8 Photograph of Diana Rhodes, “On with the Show” 1951.<br />
Vol 31 p 9 Photograph of Lawrence Wright greeting Ben Wrigley.<br />
Vol 31 p 10 Unidentified photograph.<br />
Vol 31 p 11 Photograph of Albert Modley giving autographs on programme showing Lawrence<br />
Wright’s photograph at Stanley Park. July 2 nd 1951.<br />
Vol 31 p 12 Photograph of Albert Modley, comedian.<br />
Vol 31 p 13 Postcard of Syd Seymour and his Mad Hatters Band (undated)<br />
Photograph of Keith Kennedy May 16 th 1951.<br />
Newspaper cutting “Greeting – Lawrence Wright welcomes “On with the Show” No1<br />
comedian, Ben Wrigley and Miss Joy Dexter (Mrs Ben Wrigley at Central station<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>)<br />
Vol 31 p 14 Photograph of Frank Stewart, “On with the Show” 1951.<br />
Vol 31 p 15 Photograph of Lawrence Wright and Ted Lune.<br />
Vol 31 p 16 Photograph showing the company of “On with the Show” at railway station.<br />
Vol 31 p 17 - 18 Photographs of John and Rene Arnaut, “On with the Show” 1951.<br />
Vol 31 p 19 – 21 Photographs undated of North Pier advertising “On with the Show”.<br />
Vol 31 p 22 Programme 28 th year of “On with the Show” 1952, Bob and Alf Pearson, Ernest<br />
Arnley, Gloria Day, Sylvia Gaye, Tudor Evans, Charles Warren and Jean, John Tiller<br />
Girls, <strong>The</strong> Cox Twins, <strong>The</strong> Miles Twins, Reco and May and Nemecs and Violet<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 31 p 23 As previous item , but with shows order.<br />
Vol 31 p 24 Postcard of Bob and Alf Pearson, starring in Lawrence Wright’s “On with the Show”<br />
1952.<br />
Photograph Rudy and Violet Nemec (their original act “<strong>The</strong> Frog Fantasy” performed<br />
at “On with the Show “ 1952).<br />
Vol 31 p 25 Photographs of Bob and Alf Pearson 1952.<br />
Vol 31 p 26 Photograph of Tudor Evans and Sylvia Gaye, North Pier 1952.<br />
Photograph of Reco and May.<br />
Vol 31 p 27 Photograph of Sylvia Gaye and Bill Johnson, “On with the Show” North Pier 1952.<br />
Vol 31 p 28 Photograph of Lawrence Wright, Len Young (<strong>The</strong> singing fool) and the Boomps-a-<br />
Daisy girls from “On with the Show” salute <strong>Blackpool</strong> from a verandah of the<br />
Metropole Hotel.<br />
Vol 31 p 29 Photograph of Maureen Sims 1952.<br />
Vol 31 p 30 Photograph of <strong>The</strong> Cox Twins, “On with the Show” 1952.<br />
Vol 31 p 31 Photograph of Lawrence Wright and Lilian Jackson on North Pier 1952.<br />
Vol 31 p 32 Programme Coronation Year of “On with the Show” 1953 <strong>The</strong> Beverley Sisters, Jack<br />
Storey, Jack Desmonde, <strong>The</strong> Three Monarchs, John Tiller Girls, <strong>The</strong> Dehl Trio,<br />
Freddie Harrison, Virginia Vernon and Phillip Kelly.<br />
Vol 31 p 33 As previous item, but with show order.<br />
Vol 31 p 34 Poster advertising “On with the Show” 1953.<br />
Vol 31 p 35 - 39 Photographs of the North Pier advertising “On with the Show” (undated but looks like<br />
the 1953 show)<br />
Vol 31 p 40 Photographs of the Beverley Sisters with Lawrence Wright. Garden Party, Stanley<br />
Park July 28 th 1953.<br />
Vol 31 p 41 Photograph of the Beverley Sisters.(undated)<br />
Vol 31 p 42 Photograph signed “To dear Laurie, with affection, Beverley Sisters”.<br />
Vol 31 p 43 Photograph inscribed “Love to Lilian Always. Beverley Sisters, Teddie x Joy x and<br />
Babs x”<br />
Photograph of the Beverley sisters with words of their song on the back.<br />
Photograph (undated) of the Beverley Sisters.<br />
Vol 31 p 44 Photograph of Trio? Undated and unidentified.<br />
Vol 31 p 45 Photograph of <strong>The</strong> Dehl Trio, “On with the Show” 1953.<br />
Vol 31 p 46 Photograph of Lawrence Wright and Jack Storey 28 th May 1953.<br />
Photograph of Jack Storey, Lawrence Wright and Lilian Jackson (undated)<br />
Two photographs of “On with the Show” North Pier 1953.
Vol 31 p 47 Photograph of Lawrence Wright and Lilian Jackson on North pier (Undated)<br />
Photograph of Lilian Jackson (undated)<br />
Photograph of Jack Storey, signed ‘Welcome to Yarmouth, see you Later, Jack’<br />
(undated)<br />
Gift card signed Phil Kelly.(undated)<br />
Vol 31 p 48 Photograph of a couple with Lawrence Wright outside Clifton Hotel, inscription reads<br />
“To our Darling Lawrence, Wish we could make a habit of this-lots of love Marjorie”<br />
and “We could have made this a tighter squeeze, All the best, Judd McMichael”1953.<br />
Vol 31 p 49 Photograph of a scene from “On with the Show” 1953.<br />
Photograph of Lawrence Wright on steps leading down to the sea.(undated)<br />
Vol 31 p 50 Lawrence Wright at piano with five Smith Brothers.(undated)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 32<br />
NORTH PIER 1954 - 1956<br />
End of “On with the Show”<br />
Vol 32 p 1 Programme 30 th Anniversary “On with the Show”. 1954. Anne Shelton, Jack Storey,<br />
Jack Desmonde,Ena Baguley, Louise Hilton, Cora Bennett, Phil Kelly, Anniversary<br />
singers, Hedley Ward Trio, Joy Holman, Ravel and Terry Hall.<br />
Vol 32 p 2 As previous item, but with acts in order.<br />
Vol 32 p 3 Cover to hold tickets for 30 th Anniversary of “On with the Show”<br />
Cover only of “A Sky-Blue Shirt and a Rainbow Tie” by Jack Berch and John<br />
Redmond featured by the ‘Hedley Ward Trio’ in 30 th Anniversary “On with the Show”<br />
1954.<br />
Vol 32 p 4 Typed instructions for the presentation of Bouquets and speeches of the “Finale Night”<br />
of “On with the Show” 1954.<br />
Vol 32 p 5 – 8 Photographs of North Pier, advertising “On with the Show” 1954.<br />
Vol 32 p 9 Photograph of crowds sitting on the North Pier enjoying the sunshine, Easter 1954.<br />
Vol 32 p 10 Scene from “Golden Wedding” featuring Jack Storey, Joy Holman, Terry hall, Cora<br />
Bennett and Jack Desmonde, “On with the Show” 1954.<br />
Vol 32 p 11 Photograph of Jack Storey in scene from “On with the Show”<br />
Vol 32 p 12 Photograph of Jack Storey (undated c1954)<br />
Vol 32 p 13 Photograph of scene starring Jack Storey.<br />
Photograph of Jack Storey and Lawrence Wright and girls from “On with the Show”.<br />
Vol 32 p 14 Photograph of Lawrence Wright, Lilian Jackson and Anne Shelton fishing off the<br />
North Pier (undated)<br />
Vol 32 p 15 Photograph of Lawrence Wright and Eddie Reindeer (comedian) and his wife 1953.<br />
Trio of pictures showing Jack Storey in different scenes from “On with the Show”<br />
1953, signed ‘I told you didn’t I, Best Wishes and thanks Jack Storey’<br />
Two photographs of Jack Storey inscribed ‘You do don’t you’ Jack Storey. One of<br />
them inscribed on the back, to Miss Jackson with same message.<br />
Vol 32 p 16 – 18 Photographs of “<strong>The</strong> Hedley Ward Trio” 1954.<br />
Vol 32 p 19 Photograph of scene from “A Christmas Card” starring Ena Baguley, Joy Holman,<br />
Stuart Reece, John Griffin, Kenneth Lacey, George Taylor, Terry Hall, Derek<br />
Franklin, John McKechnie, Cora Bennett, Louise Hilton, Jack Desmonde and the John<br />
Tiller Girls. From “On with the Show” 1954.<br />
Vol 32 p 20 - 21 Two photographs of unknown celebrity (undated)<br />
Vol 32 p 22 Advertising Card, Charles L.Tucker requests you to please look in this Saturday on<br />
T.V. to see Phil Kelly in “Music Hall” at 9.35p.m. (with photograph) undated<br />
Photograph and inscription on reverse “Best wishes from “<strong>The</strong> Hedley Ward Trio”
Two photographs of Joy Holman “On with the Show” 1954.<br />
Vol 32 p 23 Programme 31 st Anniversary “On with the Show” 1955. <strong>The</strong> Five Smith Brothers,<br />
Sally Barnes, Jimmy Paige, Philip Morgan, Joan Edwards, Rolf Hansen, <strong>The</strong> Mackell<br />
Twins, Nick Nissen and <strong>The</strong> Betty Hobbs Globe Girls.<br />
Vol 32 p 24 As previous item, but with show order.<br />
Vol 32 p 25 – 26 Photographs of “<strong>The</strong> Mackell Twins” “On with the Show” 1955.<br />
Vol 32 p 27 Photograph of Lawrence Wright with the”Mackell Twins” appearing in “On with the<br />
Show” 1955.<br />
Vol 32 p 28 – 31 Photographs of “<strong>The</strong> Five Smith Boys” appearing in “On with the Show”1955.<br />
Vol 32 p 32 Photograph of Lawrence Wright with Jerry Colona and Ruby Murray at the E.M.I.<br />
Christmas Party 1955.<br />
Vol 32 p 33 Photograph signed “To Lauree Wright whose friendship remains untarnished “Among<br />
my Souvenirs” Sincerely Edgar Leslie 2/12/1955”<br />
Vol 32 p 34 Photograph of the “Five Smith Brothers”<br />
Photograph of Lilian Jackson with Lawrence Wright presenting a cheque for £750 to<br />
Mrs <strong>Critchlow</strong> from Empire News, for winning Fashion contest. July 1955.<br />
Vol 32 p 35 Programme 32 nd Anniversary of “On with the Show” 1956. Frankie Vaughan, Bert<br />
Waller, Wendy Brandon, Syd and Max Harrison, John Tiller Girls, <strong>The</strong> Dehl Trio, Ted<br />
Lune, Tony Edwards, Valerie Joy, Valerie Gray and Arthur Downes, <strong>The</strong> Southlanders<br />
and Sydney Walmsley who later used the stage name Syd Francis.<br />
Vol 32 p 36-38 As previous item, but in show order in three version each differing slightly from the<br />
others.<br />
Vol 32 p 39 Two postcards and photograph of Frankie Vaughan.<br />
Fan club signed picture of Frankie Vaughan, with latest song title recordings on<br />
reverse.<br />
Vol 32 p 40 Photograph of Valerie Gray “On with the Show” 1956.<br />
Photograph of Ted Lune 1959.<br />
Vol 32 p 41 – 45 Photographs of Ted Lune “On with the Show” 1956.<br />
Vol 32 p 46 - 47 Two photographs of Ted Lune with Lawrence Wright. (circa 1956)<br />
Vol 32 p 48 – 51 Photographs of Frankie Vaughan (circa 1956)<br />
Vol 32 p 52 Photograph of Lawrence Wright and Frankie Vaughan 1956.<br />
Vol 32 p 53 Photograph of Frankie Vaughan with his fan letters.<br />
Vol 32 p 54 Photograph of “<strong>The</strong> Dehl Trio” “On with the Show”1956.<br />
Vol 32 p 55 - 56 Photographs of Valerie Gray (soprano) “On with the Show” 1956.<br />
Vol 32 p 57 Photograph of Valery Joy “On with the Show” 1956.
Vol 32 p 58 Photographic Scene from “On with the Show” 1956.<br />
Vol 32 p 59 Photograph of Arthur Downes (Baritone) “On with the Show” 1956.<br />
Vol 32 p 60 – 66 Photographs of Sydney Walmsley (wonderful boy trumpeter, aged 12-plays all the<br />
most difficult works.) He will have a golden trumpet like Eddie Calvert in “On with<br />
the Show” 1956. He later used the stage name Syd Francis.<br />
Vol 32 p 67 Advertising card for “on with the Show” 1956.<br />
Vol 32 p 68 Photograph of the “Southlanders” appearing in “On with the Show” 1956.<br />
Vol 32 p 69 Photograph of the “Southlanders” 1956.<br />
Photograph of Ruby Murray (circa 1956)<br />
Vol 32 p 70 Photograph of “Larry Macklin and his Show Orchestra” 1956<br />
Vol 32 p 71 Photograph of Syd and Max Harrison, “On with the Show” 1956<br />
Vol 32 p 72 Photograph of Lawrence Wright with Show Girls 1956.<br />
Vol 32 p 73 Photograph of Lawrence Wright and cast of “On with the Show” 1956.<br />
Vol 32 p 74 Photograph of Lawrence Wright being introduced to a Mayor and Mayoress (undated).<br />
Vol 32 p 75 – 77 Advertising cards for “On with the Show” from 1947 – 1956.<br />
Vol 32 p 78 Two Advertising cards with Photograph of Frankie Vaughan, one signed on the back<br />
by Sydney Walmsley. 1956. (Who later used the stage name Syd Francis)<br />
Vol 32 p 79 Three Invitation cards to “On with the Show” 1941.<br />
Invitation card reserving Two Special Seats opening night of “on with the Show”<br />
Friday 30 th May 1941.<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Pier Company 1863-1963 “Shareholder’s Centenary Ticket” admit<br />
Lawrence Wright Esq. to the North Pier and Jetty until 31 st March 1964.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 33<br />
NORTH PIER 1957 – 1969<br />
Vol 33 p 1 Programme ‘Arcade <strong>The</strong>atre’ North Pier. Jack Taylor presents “<strong>The</strong> Charlie Parsons<br />
Pierrots” with Charlie Parsons and All-Star cast Joyce Terry, Gabrielle, Gladys<br />
Church, June Foster, Wilfred Halliwell, Charles and Jupp, Bernadette and Roy Smith,<br />
(undated)<br />
Vol 33 p2 Programme, Bernard Delfont presents “Show Time” 1957 North Pier. Starring Ruby<br />
Murray, Tommy Cooper and Ken Platt, supporting cast Morton Fraser’s Harmonica<br />
Gang, <strong>The</strong> Four Jones Boys, Patricia and Neil Delrina, the Show Time Lovelies and<br />
the voices of the Vernons.<br />
Vol 33 p 3 As previous item, but different colour.<br />
Vol 33 p 4 As previous item, but in show order and signed by Tommy Cooper.<br />
Vol 33 p 5 Signed photograph of Tommy Cooper (undated)<br />
Two Fan Club signed photograph of Morton Fraser’s Harmonica Gang 1957.<br />
Photograph of Tony Holland (undated)<br />
Vol 33 p 6 Two photographs of Ruby Murray (undated)<br />
Vol 33 p 7 Programme, “Show Time” 1958 North Pier. David Nixon, Edmund Hockridge Joan<br />
Regan, and the King Brothers, and supporting cast Billy Dainty, Les Trio Rayros, Reg<br />
Varney, George Mitchell Singers and the “Show Time” lovelies.<br />
Vol 33 p 8 As previous item, but in show order.<br />
Vol 33 p 9 Four fan club photographs of Joan Regan, two of which are signed (circa 1958)<br />
Vol 33 p 10 Photograph of Reg Varney, “Show Time”1958.<br />
Vol 33 p 11 Programme, “Show Time” 1959 North Pier. Charlie Drake, Edmund Hockridge, Three<br />
Monarchs, <strong>The</strong> Mudlarks and Doreen Hume, supporting cast Sheila Holt and Tom<br />
Gillis, Evers and Toni and Showtime Lovelies.<br />
Vol 33 p 12 As previous item, but in show order.<br />
Vol 33 p 13 As previous item, but slightly different. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 33 p 14 Programme of events on the North Pier 1959<br />
Vol 33 p 15 Programme, ‘Arcade <strong>The</strong>atre’ North Pier “<strong>The</strong> Charlie Parson’s Show” 1959, starring<br />
Gladys Church, Joyce Terry, Pat Ward, Syd Raymond, Ann and Margaret, Wilfred<br />
Halliwell, Buck Masters and Charlie Parsons.<br />
Vol 33 p 16 Two postcards of “<strong>The</strong> Lancashire Lassies”<br />
Bill for “<strong>The</strong> Charlie Parson’s Show” featuring Brian Massey, Winifred Foxwell, Ray<br />
Cooke, Vernon Sisters, Joyce Terry, Karen King, Billy Brand and Arthur Austin<br />
(undated )
Vol 33 p 17 Bill “Little <strong>The</strong>atre” North Pier, (circa 1960?) “Jack Storey Show” starring Jack<br />
Storey, Carl Conniff, Lois Sager, Paul Anthony, Eddie Read, David Davies, Marie<br />
Ford and the Jack Storey Dancers. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 33 p 18 Programme “Show Time” 1960. Penny Calvert, Bruce Forsyth, Teddy Johnson and<br />
Pearl Carr, Elaine and Rodolph, <strong>The</strong> Three Monarchs and the Dancing Lovelies.<br />
Vol 33 p 19 As previous item, but in show order.<br />
Vol 33 p 20 Photograph “Mayor’s Parlour. <strong>Blackpool</strong> of Lawrence Wright with Mayor of<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>. (Alderman T.B.Fairclough) and his wife, Bruce Forsyth and his wife Penny<br />
Calvert and Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson. July 1960.<br />
Vol 33 p 21 Photograph “Mayor’s Parlour” <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Lawrence Wright, Teddy Johnson and Pearl<br />
Carr, Penny Calvert, Mrs Bunny May, ‘Pinky and Perky’ puppeteers, Three Monarchs.<br />
July 1960.<br />
Vol 33 p 22 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1961. Michael Holliday, Stan Stennett, Lenny<br />
the Lion with Terry Hall, <strong>The</strong> Allisons. Des O’Connor, Doreen Hume, Gil Dova,<br />
Robert’s Bros Chimpanzees, Johnnie Wiltshire and the Trebletones and <strong>The</strong> Lovelies.<br />
Vol 33 p 23 As previous item, but in show order.<br />
Vol 33 p 24 Three photographs of Terry Hall “Show Time” 1961.<br />
Vol 33 p 25 Part programme of “<strong>The</strong> Michael Holliday Story” signed by Michael Holliday 1961.<br />
Vol 33 p 26 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1962. Harry Worth, Edmund Hockridge, Sheila<br />
Buxton, Bert Weedon, Billy Dainty, Les Angolys and the Lovelies.<br />
Vol 33 p 27 As previous item, but in show order.<br />
Vol 33 p 28 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1963. Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise, Russ<br />
Shepherd, Matt Munro, Lena Martell, Saveen, Daisy May and Friends, <strong>The</strong> Strong<br />
Brothers, San Remo Trio and the Lovelies.<br />
Vol 33 p 29 As previous item, but in show order. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 33 p 30 Signed photograph of Matt Monro 1963.<br />
Newspaper cutting, advert for “Show Time” 1963.<br />
Signed photograph of Michael Holliday 1963.<br />
Vol 33 p 31 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1964. Mike and Bernie Winters, Jimmy Tarbuck,<br />
Ken Morris and Joan Savage, Danny Williams and <strong>The</strong> Lovelies.<br />
Vol 33 p 32 As previous item, but in show order.<br />
Vol 33 p 33 As previous item, but slightly different. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 33 p 34 Photocopy of the programme for “<strong>The</strong> Charlie Parsons Show” 1964 starring Eddie<br />
King and Jo Day, Winston Foxwell, Billy Brand and Charlie Parsons. [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library collection]<br />
Vol 33 p 35 Ticket stubs for “Show Time” 12th June 1963, found in relevant programme for show,<br />
29 th July 1964 and 11 th June 1966.
Vol 33 p 36 Hand bill for North Pier “Open Air Dancing” in the ‘Sun Lounge’ with Deke Arlon<br />
and the Off Beats (undated)<br />
Vol 33 p 37 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1965. Tommy Trinder, Tony Holland, Rosemary<br />
Carroll, Billy J Kramer and the Dakotas, Edmund Hockridge, <strong>The</strong> Monarchs and show<br />
time Lovelies.<br />
Vol 33 p 38 Photograph “Jack Storey Show” North Pier 1965.<br />
Photograph of Tommy Trinder signed “To Jackson, Sincere good wishes Tommy<br />
Trinder”<br />
Vol 33 p 39 Photograph of Jack Storey 1965.<br />
Vol 33 p 40 Poster of Raymond Wallbank at the organ, in the Sun Lounge, North Pier 1965-<br />
Vol 33 p 41 Poster of Raymond Wallbank at the organ, in the Sun Lounge, North Pier 1965-<br />
Vol 33 p 42 – 43 Newspaper cuttings of Raymond Wallbank at the electric organ, North Pier. (circ<br />
1970’s)<br />
Vol 33 p 44 Newspaper cutting of Raymond Wallbank 1976.<br />
Signed photograph of Richard Wallbank at the organ in the Sun Lounge, North Pier,<br />
1968.<br />
Vol 33 p 45 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1966. Des O’Connor, Kenneth McKellar, <strong>The</strong><br />
Rockin’ Berries, Barbara Law, Jack Douglas and Les Della Chiesas.<br />
Vol 33 p 46 Sunday programme for 3 rd July 1966 North Pier, featuring <strong>The</strong> Yardbirds, <strong>The</strong> Troggs,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Carrolls, <strong>The</strong> Triangle and compere Jerry Stevens.<br />
Vol 33 p 47 Photograph of <strong>The</strong> Hiltons (undated)<br />
Vol 33 p 48 – 49 Photographs signed by Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson. 1967.<br />
Vol 33 p 50 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1967, Dickie Henderson, Andy Stewart, Hope<br />
and Keen, <strong>The</strong> New Faces, Johnny and Suma Lamonte and the Caroline Haigh<br />
Dancers.<br />
Vol 33 p 51 Image of Andy Stewart, “Show Time” 1967.<br />
Ticket stub for “Show Time” 17 th August 1967.<br />
Hand bill for Sunday 18 th Aug 1968? show at North Pier Pavilion, David Hughes,<br />
Rawicz and Landauer, Pat Phoenix, Harry Pope, and <strong>The</strong> Chants.[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 33 p 52 Programme for Mike and Bernie’s “Show Time” North Pier 1968. Mike and Bernie<br />
Winters, Julius Nehring, Leonard and Beverley Weir, Mike Yarwood, Joe Henderson,<br />
Jan Currey and the Ziggy Heine dancers.<br />
Vol 33 p 53 Programme for the “Harry Worth Show” North Pier.1969. Harry Worth, Freeman and<br />
Paige, Mrs Mills, Valerie Shelton, Ethna Campbell and Tommy Shaw Dancers.<br />
Vol 33 p 54 Part programme on Harry Worth (undated)<br />
Vol 33 p 55 Signed photograph of Harry Worth (undated)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 34<br />
NORTH PIER 1970 – 1985<br />
Vol 34 p 1 Programme “Sunday Night Spectacular” North Pier July 12 th 1970. Edmund<br />
Hockridge, Dave Smith Quartet, Peter Robinson, Kim Cordell, and Miki and Griff.<br />
Vol 34 p 2 Newspaper cutting of comedian Frank Carson. (Circa 1970’s)<br />
Hand bill for “Sunday Night Spectacular” North Pier July 12 th 1970.<br />
Vol 34 p 3 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1970. <strong>The</strong> Barron Knights, Peter Gordeno,<br />
Sheila Southern, Don Maclean, Joe Church, Nigel Hopkins and Patricia Stark.<br />
Vol 34 p 4 As previous item, but slightly different.<br />
Vol 34 p 5 Programme “Sunday Night Spectacular” North Pier July 26 th 1970. Dickie Valentine.<br />
Micki and Griff, Dave Smith Quartet, Peter Robinson, Barbara Law and George<br />
Robinson.<br />
Vol 34 p 6 Hand bill “Sunday Night Spectacular” North Pier. July 26 th 1970.<br />
Vol 34 p 7 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Spring Bank- Holiday Show” North Pier 1970. Joe Brown, Tony<br />
Rushworth Quartet, Joe Church, <strong>The</strong> Troubadors and Joyce Howard.<br />
Vol 34 p 8 Photograph of Josef Locke 1971.<br />
Vol 34 p 9 Hand bill “Sunday Night Spectacular” North Pier 11 th July 1971. Alan (George<br />
Formby) Randall, Micki and Griff, Barbara Law, Jacky Allan, Peter Robinson and<br />
Geoff Gordon Quartet.<br />
Vol 34 p 10 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1972? <strong>The</strong> Barron Knights, Peter Gordeno,<br />
Sheila Southern, Joe Church, Don Maclean, Nigel Hopkins and Patricia Stark with<br />
Paul Burnett and his Orchestra.<br />
Vol 34 p 11 Programme “Holiday Variety” North Pier 1973, starring <strong>The</strong> Beverley Sisters, Peter<br />
Kaye, Peter Maxwell, Jean and Peter Barbour with Sue, Rita Martell and Colin<br />
Norman and his Orchestra.<br />
Vol 34 p 12 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1973. Freddie Starr, Jos White, Janet Brown,<br />
Paul Melba and Dave Arnold.<br />
Vol 34 p 13 Booking form/hand bill for “Show Time” North Pier 1973.<br />
Vol 34 p 14 Signed photograph Freddie Starr 1973.<br />
Vol 34 p 15 Programme “Holiday Variety” North Pier 1974.Roy Hudd, Dana, Audrey Jeans,<br />
Bobby Crush and Ken Goodwin and Paul Burnett and his Orchestra.<br />
Vol 34 p 16 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1974. Ken Goodwin, Peters and Lee, Mike<br />
Newman, Dave Evans, Paul Ridgway, Blayne Barrington, Gwyn Davies and the<br />
Orchestra.
Vol 34 p 17 Part programme undated featuring Bobbie Crush career biography.<br />
Vol 34 p 18 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1975. Paul Melba, Millican and Nesbitt, Dawson<br />
Chance, Jan Currey, Fred Peters Dancers and Gwyn Davies and the Orchestra.<br />
Vol 34 p 19 Press cutting “Show Time” 1975 featuring Paul Melba.<br />
Press cutting “Show Time” 1975 featuring Jan Currey.<br />
Vol 34 p 20 Press cutting “Show Time” 1975 featuring Tom Nesbitt and Alan Millican.<br />
Vol 34 p 21 Press cutting, Sunday show North Pier. Aug 31 st 1975 featuring Jimmy Smith.<br />
Press cutting featuring Roger Kitter 1975?<br />
Press cutting “Show Time” 1975.<br />
Vol 34 p 22 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1976. Dukes and Lee, Tom O’Connor, and from<br />
‘Hughie Green’s Opportunity Knocks’ <strong>The</strong> Wedgwoods, <strong>The</strong> Mosaics, Sam’s Set,<br />
Ellen Taylor, Ola and Barbro and Karen Webb.<br />
Vol 34 p 23 Programme as previous but with slight change to cast.<br />
Vol 34 p 24 Signed photograph of Des O’Connor. 1976?<br />
Part programme featuring signed career biography of Des O’Connor 1976?<br />
Vol 34 p 25 Hand bill for “Show Time” North Pier 1976.<br />
Hand bill for “North Pier <strong>The</strong>atre” Sunday 28 th Aug 1977 featuring “Lovelace Watkins<br />
and Orchestra. (Takings for Show written on the back)<br />
Vol 34 p 26 Programme “Show Time” North Pier 1977. Little and Large, Frank Carson, Jim<br />
Davidson, Norman Collier, Valente Valente and Paul Conrad and the Orchestra.<br />
Vol 34 p 27 Press cuttings from ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> 77’ featuring ‘Little and Large’<br />
Press cutting from ‘<strong>The</strong> Stage’ 1977 advertising Ray Cornell and his Dancers in<br />
“Laughter Showtime” North Pier 1977.<br />
Press cutting from <strong>The</strong> Stage 1977 advertising Jim Davidson in Summer Season 1977<br />
North Pier.<br />
Vol 34 p 28 Press cutting featuring Frank Carson 1977.<br />
Vol 34 p 29 Programme “Showtime” North Pier 1978. Marti Caine, Paul Daniels, Colin 'fingers’<br />
Henry, Libra Brothers, Jean-Claude and Yvette, and Gwyn Davies and the Orchestra.<br />
Vol 34 p 30 Press cutting from ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> 78’ featuring Marti Caine’s career biography.<br />
Vol 34 p 31 Press cutting 1978, featuring Paul Daniels.<br />
Vol 34 p 32 Ticket stub for “Showtime” North Pier 1979. <strong>The</strong> Black Abbots, <strong>The</strong> Krankies, Roy<br />
Walker, Des Lane, Les Dennis and Louisa Jane White and Showtime Dancers.<br />
Vol 34 p 33 Hand bill for “Showtime” North Pier. 1979.<br />
Vol 34 p 34 Press cuttings from ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> 79’ featuring the stars appearing in “Showtime 79”<br />
Vol 34 p 35 Programme “Showtime” North Pier 1980. Cannon and Ball, Roger De Courcey with<br />
Nookie Bear, Teddy Peiro and Patricio, Lenny Henry, Jacqui Scott, and Graham<br />
Bickley and the Nita Howard dancers.
Vol 34 p 36 Press cutting from ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> 80’ featuring Lenny Henry.<br />
Hand bill for “Showtime” North Pier 1980.<br />
Vol 34 p 37 Press cutting from ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> 80’ featuring article on Cannon and Ball, and Roger De<br />
Courcey with Nookie Bear.<br />
Vol 34 p 38 Photograph of Roger De Courcey. (Sticker on back regarding opening of “Showtime<br />
80” on Friday May 23 rd and listing of cast)<br />
Vol 34 p 39 Programme “Showtime” North Pier 1981, <strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds, Dick Van Winkle,<br />
Dave Wolfe and David Copperfield (signed to Susan and Joanne from some of the<br />
cast.)<br />
Vol 34 p 40 Signed photograph of David Copperfield. (Inside 1981 programme)<br />
Vol 34 p 41 Programme “Showtime” North Pier 1982. <strong>The</strong> Krankies, <strong>The</strong> Black Abbots, Pete<br />
Price, Al Dean, and Danielle Carson and the Showtime dancers.<br />
Vol 34 p 42 Press cutting ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> 82’ featuring <strong>The</strong> Krankies.<br />
Vol 34 p 43 Undated photographs of <strong>The</strong> Krankies<br />
Vol 34 p 44 Press cuttings advertising Sunday Night’s at the Piers 1982 starring Cilla Black.<br />
Press cutting advertising Pete Price, Danielle Carson and Showtime dancers, and Al<br />
Dean, North Pier.<br />
Vol 34 p 45 Programme “All Laughter Show” North Pier 1983? Russ Abbot, Paul Ridgway, Roger<br />
De Courcey, Les Dennis, Aliki and the Show Stoppers.<br />
Vol 34 p 46 Handouts advertising “All Laughter Show” and ‘<strong>The</strong> Merrie England Fun Pub’ North<br />
Pier 1983.<br />
Vol 34 p 47 Photograph signed “C.U.<strong>Cyril</strong> Russ Abbot”<br />
Vol 34 p 48 Programme “Showtime” North Pier 1984. Lenny Henry, David Copperfield, Martin P.<br />
Daniels, Satin Bells and Brian Fitzgerald and the Orchestra.<br />
Vol 34 p 49 Press cutting ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> 84’ featuring Lenny Henry, David Copperfield and Martin<br />
P.Daniels.<br />
Vol 34 p 50 Programme “All Laughter Show” North Pier 1985? Les Dennis and Dustin Gee, Vince<br />
Hill, Greg Rogers, Pavlov’s Puppets and John Bishop.<br />
Vol 34 p 51 Signed photograph of Les Dennis 1985.<br />
Vol 34 p 52 Complimentary ticket for “All Laughter Show” North Pier 1985. featuring Les Dennis<br />
and Dustin Gee.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 35<br />
NORTH PIER 1986 –<br />
Vol 35 p 1 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Russ Abbot Show” North Pier 1986. Russ Abbot, Jeff Stevenson,<br />
Bella Emberg, Maggie Moone, and the Ray Cornell dancers.<br />
Vol 35 p 2 - 4 Press cuttings ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> 86’ articles on “<strong>The</strong> Russ Abbot Show, starring Russ Abbot,<br />
Jeff Stevenson, Maggie Moone and Stan Boardman.<br />
Vol 35 p 5 Handout advertising Sunday Nights at the North Pier with Bobby Davro and special<br />
guests 1986.<br />
Press cuttings “<strong>The</strong> Stage” Aug 1986 featuring Bobby Davro at North Pier 1986.<br />
Vol 35 p 6 Press cutting from ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> 86’ advertising “<strong>The</strong> Merrie England Show Bar” North<br />
Pier. <strong>The</strong> Bruce Davis Duo and Ollie Spencer.<br />
Vol 35 p 7 Programme “Seaside Spectacular” North Pier 1987, starring Joe Longthorne, Dana,<br />
Roy Walker, Roger the Dog and Ward Allen and Gary Lovini.<br />
Vol 35 p 8 Photograph of Joe Longthorne, Dana and Roy Walker signed “To Alen from Joe 87”<br />
Vol 35 p 9 Photograph of Joe Longthorne signed ‘Joe’ 87.<br />
Vol 35 p 10 Photograph of Roy Walker signed ‘Best Wishes Roy Walker North Pier 87’<br />
Vol 35 p 11 Photograph of Dana signed ‘Great to be here! Love and God Bless, Dana xx North<br />
Pier ‘87’.<br />
Vol 35 p 12 Press cutting 1987 article on Roy Walker, Roger the Dog and Ward Allen, and Joe<br />
Longthorne appearing at the North Pier.<br />
Vol 35 p 13 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Tom O’Connor Road Show” North Pier 1987. Tom O’Connor, Mia<br />
Carla, Gary Lovini, and <strong>The</strong> new Bachelors.<br />
Vol 35 p 14 – 15 Newspaper cuttings North Pier show 1987, with write-ups of the stars appearing.<br />
Vol 35 p 16 Signed fan club photo of Tom O’Connor. 1987.<br />
Cutting from ‘<strong>The</strong> Stage’ Aug 20 th 1987, article on the Tom O’Connor Road Show.<br />
Vol 35 p 17 Signed photographs of Syd Little and Eddie Large. North Pier 1987.<br />
Vol 35 p 18 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Stan Boardman Show” North Pier 1988. Stan Boardman, Rose-<br />
Marie, Bobby Crush, Mike Osman, Steve Harvey, Wayne Eagles.<br />
Vol 35 p 19 Programme “Seaside Spectacular” ‘Russ Abbot and Friends’ North Pier 1988. Russ<br />
Abbot, Bella Emberg, Bright and Breeze and Mike Osman.<br />
Vol 35 p 20 Two coloured fan club photographs signed by Russ Abbot. 1988.<br />
Fan Club photograph of Russ Abbot.1988.<br />
Photograph of Russ Abbot on North Pier signed on the back “To Lucky Allan, Russ<br />
Abbot”1988.
Vol 35 p 21 Entry ticket for 1988 Russ Abbot and Friends show on Sep 30 th . Also three signed<br />
photographs of Bella Emberg 1988.<br />
Vol 35 p 22 – 23 Newspaper cuttings on Russ Abbot, Bella Emberg and Bright and Breeze, 1988.<br />
Vol 35 p 24 Signed photograph of Bright and Breeze from the “Seaside Spectacular” ‘Russ Abbot<br />
and Friends’ North Pier 1988.<br />
Vol 35 p 25 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Joe Longthorne Show” North Pier 1989, starring Joe Longthorne,<br />
with special guest Maggie Moone and Greg Rogers, Jimmy Tamley with the Ray<br />
Cornell Dancers.<br />
Vol 35 p 26 Newspaper cuttings of Maggie Moone appearing in “<strong>The</strong> Joe Longthorne Show”<br />
Signed photograph of Maggie Moone 1989.<br />
Vol 35 p 27 Signed photograph of Joe Longthorne 1989.<br />
Vol 35 p 28 Part handout advertising North Pier Shows for season 1989.<br />
Newspaper cutting on Joe Longthorne topping bill at North Pier 1989.<br />
Vol 35 p 29 Newspaper advertisement for North Pier Show with Roy Walker, Maggie Moone and<br />
Norman Collier, Oct 1989<br />
Vol 35 p 30 Newspaper article on Roy Walker appearing at North Pier Show Oct 1989.<br />
Vol 35 p 31 Programme Mike Hughes and Mark Furness present ’Allo ‘Allo. North Pier. 1990.<br />
Vol 35 p 32 Programme “Cannon and Ball” North Pier 1991, starring <strong>The</strong> Platters, Pete Matthews,<br />
Mike Doyle and the Dream Girls.<br />
Vol 35 p 33 Booklet on <strong>Blackpool</strong> North Pier Tramway which entered Public service in 1991.<br />
Also undated voucher “Welcome to the Historic North Pier – 25p off carousel ride, ice<br />
cream, boxed fudge, tram ride”<br />
Vol 35 p 34 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Russ Abbot Show” 1992, also starring Bella Emberg, Sherrie<br />
Hewson, Gary Lovini, Richard Gauntlett, Andy Grainger.<br />
Vol 35 p 35 Booking form for “Maria” the reluctant medium, Sunday Show North Pier. 1993?<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Booking form for Roy Walker’s “Catch Phrase” North Pier 1993? [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library collection]<br />
Vol 35 p 36 Programme “Brian Conley” Spectacular Summer Show North Pier 1994, starring<br />
Brian Conley, Hilary O’Neil, Steve Rawlings and Mazeppa.<br />
Vol 35 p 37 Booking Form for “Brian Conley” Spectacular Summer Show North Pier 1994.<br />
Hand Bill advertising “Jolson Formby & Crosby, starring Ken Goodwin, Steve King<br />
and Dennis Lotis. 1995.<br />
Vol 35 p 38 Programme (1986) Duggie Chapman Associates present “<strong>The</strong> Good Olde Days”<br />
(location unknown, but starring Steve King as Al Jolson, also Ruby Murray and Ken<br />
Platt)<br />
Vol 35 p 39 Photograph of Steve King featured in “Jolson, Formby and Crosby” 1995.
Vol 35 p 40 Signed photograph of Steve King portraying Al Jolson as featured in “Jolson, Formby<br />
and Crosby” 1995.<br />
Vol 35 p 41 Photograph of unknown person dressed as a “Dame” (Undated)<br />
Vol 35 p 42 Programme “<strong>Blackpool</strong>’s Biggest Show” North Pier 1995, starring Les Dennis, Su<br />
Pollard, Roy Walker and guest Richard De Vere.<br />
Vol 35 p 43 Hand bill for “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Biggest Show” North Pier 1995.<br />
Vol 35 p 44 Tickets for “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Biggest Show” North Pier 1995 19 th July 95 / 29 th July 95 and<br />
6 th Oct 95.<br />
Vol 35 p 45 Newspaper cutting from the Citizen May 1996 featuring Danny La Rue at North Pier.<br />
Vol 35 p 46 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Lily Savage Show” (July to Nov 1996), also starring Sonia, Pete<br />
Matthews, Russ Watson, Kim Gavin Dancers, Dave Bintley Sound.<br />
Vol 35 p 47 Hand Bill “It’s a Cracker” North Pier 1997 starring Frank Carson and guests <strong>The</strong><br />
Bachelors, <strong>The</strong> Roly Polys and Pete Lindup.<br />
Also photograph of Pete Lindup<br />
Vol 35 p 48-50 Three further photographs of Pete Lindup<br />
Vol 35 p 51 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Big Big<br />
Laughter Show” (1998). Johnnie Casson, Mick Miller, <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Safire, Neville<br />
King, Beryl Johnson<br />
Vol 35 p 52 Flyer for above show.<br />
Also programme for Charity performance of “All Hands on Deck” North Pier, Nov 4 th<br />
1998.<br />
Vol 35 p 53 Programme “Joe Longthorne in concert” (1998), also starring Johnnie Casson, Maria<br />
Bass.<br />
Vol 35 p 54 Programme “Legends at the North Pier… 1999”. Maxine Barry as Shirley Bassey,<br />
Gary Ryan as Neil Diamond, Amanda Norman Sell as Patsy Cline, Billy Lee as Tom<br />
Jones, Clayton Mark as Elvis, Gerry Grant as Roy Orbison, Kevin King as Freddie<br />
Mercury, Marsha Raven as Tina Turner, Karen Page and Debbie Thomson as Abba,<br />
Robert Hawthorn as Rod Stewart.<br />
Vol 35 p 55 Flyer “<strong>The</strong> Big Big Laughter Show”(2000). <strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds, Stu Francis, Safire,<br />
Martin Branigan, Gina Pontone.<br />
Vol 35 p 56 Programme “Hale and Pace” (2000). Photocopy only, for original please see…<br />
Vol 35 p 57 Leaflet for “Hale and Pace” North Pier 2001.<br />
Leaflet for “Kevin Grunill” in concert at the North Pier Sun Lounge 2001.<br />
Vol 35 p 58 Handbill for “<strong>The</strong> Bachelors Show” North Pier 2001 starring Bernie Clifton, Steve<br />
Royle and Gaynor Connor.<br />
Vol 35 p 59 Hand bill for “<strong>The</strong> ‘Big, Big’ Laughter Show” North Pier 2000 starring <strong>The</strong><br />
Grumbleweeds, Stu Francis, Marti Branigan, Gina Pontoni and Safire.<br />
Hand Bill (undated) for “Roy Chubby Brown” North Pier <strong>The</strong>atre.
Vol 35 p 60 Leaflet <strong>The</strong> North Pier Five Star Spectacular “Startime” 2002 <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Bernie<br />
Clifton Susan Maughan, Stu Francis and the Startime Dancers.<br />
Vol 35 p 61 Hand bill for above show.<br />
Also hand bill “Startime 2003” North Pier. <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Stu Francis, Mike Terry<br />
and Beryl Johnson.<br />
Vol 35 p 62 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Frank Carson All Star Show” (2004). Also starring Jimmy Cricket,<br />
Susan Maughan, Jeff Lee.<br />
Vol 35 p 63 Hand bill for above show.<br />
Vol 35 p 64 Catalogue “<strong>The</strong> George Formby Centenary Exhibition”, North Pier 1994.<br />
Vol 35 p 65 Flyer for above exhibition.<br />
Also flyer for “Roy Chubby Brown Live” (1995)<br />
Vol 35 p 66 Flyer “Bradley Walsh Live” (2005)<br />
Also flyer (undated) North Pier shows “Rockin’ on Heavens [sic] Doors”, “<strong>The</strong> Big<br />
Laughter Show” with Mick Miller, Roy Walker, Duncan Norvelle, Steve Royle – and<br />
“Smakee in ‘Abba’ <strong>The</strong> Show”<br />
Vol 35 p 67 Flyer (undated) “Mike Doyle pays tribute to Mario Lanza”<br />
Also flyer “<strong>The</strong> American Four Tops” (undated)<br />
Vol 35 p 68 Hand bill Sunday Show “Sydney Devines [sic] Country Spectacular” (undated)<br />
Invitation to “Merrie England Showbar” Lunchtime Talent Competition with Bruce<br />
Davis Connection. North Pier (undated)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 36<br />
CENTRAL PIER<br />
1893 – 1940<br />
Vol 36 p 1 Sketch (undated 1860’s) Central Pier.<br />
Vol 36 p 2 Sketch (undated 1860’s) Central Pier.<br />
Photograph (undated 1860’s) Central Pier.<br />
Vol 36 p 3 Photograph (undated 1870’s) Central Pier.<br />
Vol 36 p 4 Sketch (undated 1970’s) Central Pier.<br />
Sketch (Undated) advertisement for the studio of D.Mitchell, portrait and landscape<br />
photographer.<br />
Vol 36 p 5 Photograph (undated) entrance to Central Pier.<br />
Cutting (1896) Central Pier on a busy day.<br />
Postcard (1904) Electric Grotto Railway, Central Pier.<br />
Postcard (undated) Central Pier.<br />
Vol 36 p 6 Postcard (1946) Aerial view of Central Pier.<br />
Postcard (undated) Aerial view of Central Pier.<br />
Postcard (undated) Central Pier.<br />
Vol 36 p 7 Postcard (undated) Central Pier.<br />
Postcard (undated) Central Pier.<br />
Vol 36 p 8 Postcard (1904) Dancing on the Central Pier,<br />
Postcard (undated) “Invigorating, Fascinating, Open-air roller skating!” Happy Al-<br />
Fresco skaters on Central Pier.<br />
Postcard (undated) On the high wire, “Camilio Mayer Troupe” 50 feet in the air, on<br />
the Central Pier.<br />
Postcard (1908) showing new entrance to Central Pier.<br />
Vol 36 p 9 Advertisement (undated) of Construction of Central Pier by John Booth & Sons,<br />
(constructional engineers and contractors) Marsden Road Ironworks, Bolton.<br />
Vol 36 p 10 Programme (1908) Adler & Sutton’s Summer Vaudeville Entertainers, starring<br />
Fielding and Hull, Mark Daly, Audrey Esmonde, Bernard Knox and Bertram Noel<br />
Vol 36 p 11 Photocopy of poster (undated) for Central Pier advertising ‘High Diving and<br />
Swimming Exhibitions’ by Arthur Wilkie and Miss May Victoria, (the famous diving,<br />
swimming and tank performers.) Wee Jean, (the smallest professional swimmer in the<br />
world) and W.Stearne (who swam from Dover to within 2 miles of France in 10 hours)<br />
also Dancing in the Open Air. Includes rules and regulations that were in force at that<br />
time.<br />
Vol 36 p 12 Photocopy of newspaper advert (1909) for Central Pier amusements, Dancing and<br />
Roller-skating.<br />
Photocopy of Newspaper article (1912) Fred Allandale’s “<strong>The</strong> Premier Pierrots” at<br />
Central Pier. Starring Fred Allandale, Fred Walmsley, Miss Nellie Gallafent and Mr<br />
Craughan.
Vol 36 p 13 Photocopy (before 1918) Return to Central pier of the Fred Allandale’s “Premier<br />
Pierrots”starring Will Edwards, Nellie Boden, Harold Browne, Leedan Stanley, Gerda<br />
Westerlund and W.R. Edwards.<br />
Photograph of Fred Allandale’s “Company of Pierrots”Central Pier 1911.<br />
Photograph of Fred Allandale’s “Company of Pierrots”Central Pier 1912<br />
Postcard (undated circa 1912?) Mr Fred Allandale appeared in “Premier Pierrots<br />
Central Pier) also (as ‘Jack Horner’ in pantomime, Princess theatre, Bristol)<br />
Vol 36 p 14 Photograph (1914) Fred Allandale’s “Premier Pierrots” Central Pier<br />
Photograph (1915) Fred Allandale’s “Premier Pierrots” Central Pier.<br />
Photograph (1918) Fred Allandale’s “Premier Pierrots” (Fred Allandale centre)<br />
Central Pier.<br />
Photograph (1921) Fred Allandale’s “Premier Pierrots” Central Pier.<br />
Vol 36 p 15 Photograph (1914) Fred Allandale’s “Premier Pierrots”Central Pier<br />
Postcard (1912) Miss Sadie, <strong>The</strong> “Premier” lady diver.<br />
Postcard (1916) Maie Ash.<br />
Vol 36 p 16 Cutting (undated) Gertie Gitana – <strong>The</strong> great favourite. <strong>The</strong> originator of “Nellie Dean”<br />
and a very versatile artiste whose death was mourned publicly by thousands.<br />
Postcard (undated) signed by Gertie Gitana. (see volume 37 p38 - 41 for more<br />
images)<br />
Vol 36 p 17 Souvenir programme for the Wylie-Tate “Super Pierrots” of 1924. starring Jimmy<br />
Pullin, Susie Belmore, Herbert Langley, Dorothy Belmore, Hal Bryan, Vera Vere,<br />
Tony Fones and Frank Batt.<br />
Vol 36 p 18 Souvenir programme for Wylie-Tate “Super Pierrots” of 1925. Starring Jimmie Pullin,<br />
Elaine Robinson, Herbert Langley, Pauline Crothers, Hal Bryan, Irene North, Frank<br />
Batt and Tony Fones.<br />
Vol 36 p 19 Souvenir programme for Wylie-Tate “Super Pierrots” of 1926. starring Dorrie Dene,<br />
Herbert Cave, Edgar Driver, Edith Athey, Dave Bruce, Lilian Lee, Haughton Ackroyd<br />
and Reg Lindo.<br />
Vol 36 p 20 Cutting (1924) of Wylie-Tate “Super Pierrots” Central Pier (with Jimmy Pullen centre)<br />
Postcard (undated) of the Wylie-Tate “Super Pierrots” Central Pier.<br />
Photograph (1920?) Earle Holt’s “Happy Mountebanks” Central Pier.<br />
Photograph (1925) signed ‘All good wishes from Jimmie Pullen’<br />
Vol 36 p 21 Photocopy of photograph (undated) of the Wylie-Tate “Super Pierrots” Central Pier.<br />
Postcard (1925) of Wylie-Tate “Super Pierrots” Central Pier.<br />
Vol 36 p 22 Front cover only of “La-La-La” words and music by Stanley J.Damerall, Robert<br />
Hargreaves, Clifford Grey and Nat D.Ayer. Sung by Miss Molly Stoll in Wylie-Tate<br />
“Super Pierrots” of 1923. Central Pier.<br />
Vol 36 p 23 Cardboard copy (undated) signed of “<strong>The</strong> Stratosphere Girl” Performs on a flexible<br />
steel mast 98 feet high in mid-air, on Central Pier.<br />
Photograph (1927) Miss Muriel George, inscribed on back ‘Love and good wishes for<br />
Xmas & 1957, <strong>The</strong> photo was taken 47 years ago! All blessings Muriel’<br />
Vol 36 p 24 Postcard (1926) signed by Fred Walmsley, comedian.<br />
Postcard (undated) signed by Nellie Gallafent.<br />
Postcard (undated) of Fred Walmsley and Nellie Gallafent, signed Fred, Nellie.
Postcard (undated) of Nellie Gallafent.<br />
Vol 36 p 25 Advertisement (1930) for “Wizards on the Wall” Death defying motor cyclists ‘a<br />
Show of a Totally different kind’ Central Pier.<br />
Photocopy of photograph of Mr Julian Wylie, 1920’s show impresario.<br />
Vol 36 p 26 Photograph (undated) of unknown group on Central Pier.<br />
Photograph (1937) signed “To Eve, Every good wish Albert Modley 1937”<br />
Vol 36 p 27 Photograph (1935) signed “To Tom with happy memories of <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1935 Chris”<br />
Vol 36 p 28 Three photographs mounted on card (undated) of Ella Shields (the famous Burlington<br />
Bertie) one of which is signed.<br />
Vol 36 p 29 Photograph (undated) signed “musically yours <strong>The</strong> Kordites”<br />
Photograph (undated) Al Read signed ‘To Poppy Best Wishes Al Read, You’ll be<br />
lucky’ (Also signed on the back by Don Arrol)<br />
Postcard (circa 1933) signed ‘sincerely Four Layanders’<br />
Photograph (1934?) Madge Collin signed ‘To Tony with best wishes Madge’<br />
Vol 36 p 30 Photograph (1935) signed “Memories of “Laos” 1935 Anita”<br />
Vol 36 p 31 Postcard (1937) Norman Langford and his Moonlight Revels.<br />
Photograph (1938) Central Pier Revelry.<br />
Photograph (1936/37) signed “To Tom Here’s to the next time Mollie”<br />
Postcard (1938) Wendy Maye, signed “Love to Tom from Wendy”<br />
Vol 36 p 32 Photograph (1938) signed by unknown actor.<br />
Photograph “<strong>The</strong> Marilyn Millar Three” ‘Summer Smiles’ Central Pier.<br />
Vol 36 p 33 Postcard (1935) signed “Happy Memories Fred Gibson”<br />
Postcard (1937) signed “Best Wishes Walter Wade”.<br />
Postcard (1938) signed “To Tom, Many Happy days, Sincerely Brian”<br />
Postcard (1938?) signed “To Tom with thanks and good wishes Dolly Harmer” and<br />
signed Georgie Wood. (From Summer Smiles) Central Pier.<br />
Vol 36 p 34 Photograph (1936/37) inscribed “To Tom with every Good Wish, Sincerely Yours<br />
Mollie” She died in 1944.<br />
Vol 36 p 35 Programme (1938) Tom Vernon presents “<strong>The</strong> Royal Follies” Central Pier. Starring<br />
Phil Strickland, Helen Binnie, Marjorie Parry, Gerald Davies,Gwladys Garside,<br />
Bernard Ross, Coral Gunning, Jack Hayes and George Baines Compere-Entertainer.<br />
Vol 36 p 36 Programme (1939) Tom Vernon presents “<strong>The</strong> Royal Follies” Central pier. Starring<br />
George Bolton, Alice Coty, Jean Oldaker, David Grundy, <strong>The</strong> Four Aces, Edward<br />
O’Reilly, Esther Hulbert, Peggy Bedell and George Baines.<br />
Vol 36 p 37 Photograph (1939) signed “To Valerie, Best Wishes, Billie Danvers”<br />
Vol 36 p 38 Programme (1940) Ernest Binns presents “<strong>The</strong> Arcadian Follies” Central Pier. Starring<br />
Fred Rayne, Muriel Cronshaw, Alex Munro and Tommy Wills, Mamie Holland,<br />
Reginald Vincent, Wendy Maye, Jackson Manley, Anne Bolt, Wally Newcome, Leo<br />
Conriche, Arthur Jackson and Billy Richards [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central library collection]<br />
Vol 36 p 39 Programme (1940) as previous item, but in show order.
Vol 36 p 40 Programme (1940) Whit Sunday 12 th May 1940 “Grand Concerts by Bickershaw<br />
Colliery Band” conductor Mr W, Haydock. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>.<br />
Vol 36 p 41 Photograph (1940) signed “To our pal Tom, in memory of a very Happy season at<br />
Central Pier, with Arcadian Follies yours, Aye, Alex Munro and Tommy Wills”<br />
Vol 36 p 42 Photograph (1940) Jackson Manley, signed “To Dear Tom, sincerely Jackson.<br />
Vol 36 p 43 Photograph (1940) Muriel Cronshaw. Inscription difficult to read.<br />
Vol 36 p 44 Photograph (1940) Reginald Vincent, signed “With all sorts of good wishes, Reginald”<br />
Vol 36 p 45 Photograph (1940) Wally Newcome, signed “To Tom, Happy Memories and many<br />
thanks for everything, Wally Newcome, Arcadian Follies, Central Pier.”<br />
Vol 36 p 46 Photograph (1940) signed “To Tom, with my best wishes and many thanks. Anne<br />
Bolt”<br />
Photograph (1940) signed “To Tom, Sincere good wishes, Billy Richards.<br />
Photograph (1939) Margaret Raymond of the “Raymond Sisters”
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 37<br />
CENTRAL PIER<br />
1941 – 1951<br />
Vol 37 p 1 Page from Who’s Who in “Summer Smiles” (1941) Central Pier, starring Georgie<br />
Wood, Francis Russell, Delya, Chris Wortman, Doreen, Fred Miller and Millie Deane,<br />
Edna Wood, Dolly Harmer, Fred Malcolm and Leslie James.<br />
Vol 37 p 2 Photograph (1942) signed “Tom, All Good Wishes from Dorothy O’Dell” “Summer<br />
Smiles” Central Pier.<br />
Vol 37 p 3 Photograph (1942) Charles Harrison “Summer Smiles” Central Pier, signed “To Tom<br />
All the best old boy, yours Charles”<br />
Postcard (1941) signed “To Tom, yours sincerely Delya”. ‘Summer Smiles’<br />
Photograph (1941) Delya, “Summer Smiles” Central Pier.<br />
Vol 37 p 4 Programme 1 “Summer Smiles” (1942) Central Pier, starring <strong>The</strong> Marilyn Millar<br />
Three, Agnes Cross, Peter Sinclair, Kittie Prince, Charles Harrison, Grace Nevern and<br />
Holt and Maurice.<br />
Vol 37 p 5 Programme 2 “Summer Smiles” cast as in programme 1, but different acts.<br />
Vol 37 p 6 Photograph (1942) Agnes Cross “Summer Smiles” Central Pier, signed “To Tom<br />
Thanks for everything, regards, Agnes Cross”<br />
Vol 37 p 7 Photograph (1943) signed “To Tom with best wishes from Roy Barbour, Highlights of<br />
1943”<br />
Vol 37 p 8 Photograph (1943) signed “To Tom “One of the very best” every good wish sincerely<br />
Terry Wilson” Highlight, Central Pier.<br />
Vol 37 p 9 Photograph (1943) signed “To Tom, with love and wishes, sincerely Gladys Church.”<br />
Central Pier.<br />
Vol 37 p 10 Photograph (1944) signed “To Tom, All the Best, Gladys Church” Central Pier.<br />
Vol 37 p 11 Photograph (1944) Gladys Church.<br />
Photograph (1941) Edna Wood.<br />
Postcard (1940’s) Arthur Jackson, signed “All good wishes, Arthur”<br />
Postcard (1940’s?) Neil and Claxton’s, “Central Pier Revelry”<br />
Vol 37 p 12 Photograph (1947) Persons unknown.<br />
Photograph (1942) Bert and Louis, signed “Good luck Tom” Summer Smiles, Central<br />
Pier.<br />
Vol 37 p 13 Photograph (undated) Millie Deane signed “Sincerely Yours Millie Deane”<br />
Photograph (undated) Fred Miller signed “All the best Tom, as ever Fred”<br />
Photograph (1940) Reginald Vincent.<br />
Playing card with picture of Alfred Wellesley in centre (undated)<br />
Vol 37 p 14 Signed photograph (1941) Leslie James.<br />
Photograph (1943) “Pierrots” Central Pier.
Photograph (1942) Grace Nevern, “Summer Smiles” Central Pier.<br />
Vol 37 p 15 Fan Club Photograph (1942) Jane Worth, signed “To Tom, Kindest Wishes Janey.<br />
Vol 37 p 16 Programme, Roy Barbour presents “Highlights of 1943” Central Pier. Starring (Pierrot<br />
– Roy Barbour, Leslie Strange, Terry Wilson, Len Martin, Louis Jenart and Bob<br />
Douglas.) (Pierrette – Enis Clare, Josephine, Marie Rich, Catherine and Dunne<br />
Trio,)(Piano – Nancy Dupree and Marie Madgwick.)<br />
Vol 37 p 17 Programme, Roy Barbour presents “Highlights of 1944” Central Pier, Starring (Pierrot<br />
– Roy Barbour, Terry Wilson, Cliff Cook, Herbert Cave, Len Martin, Max Herman<br />
and Bob Douglas.) (Pierrette – Jean Ann Summers, Gladys Church, Marie Rich and<br />
Four Step Sisters) (Piano – Nancy Dupree and Laurie Watson)<br />
Vol 37 p 18 Programme, Roy Barbour presents “Highlights of 1945” Central Pier, Starring (Pierrot<br />
– Roy Barbour, Terry Wilson, Arthur Worsley, Jack Kinson, Len Martin, Vincent<br />
Vaughan and Bertie Sellers.) (Pierette – La Celeste, June, Lorrayn, Mary Kinson,<br />
Marie Rich and Mary Hale.) (Piano – Nancy Dupree and Rex Halm)<br />
Vol 37 p 19 Four photographs (1946?) unidentified persons.<br />
Vol 37 p 20 Programme, Roy Barbour presents “Highlights of 1948” Central Pier. Starring (Pierrot<br />
– Roy harbour, Clifford Stanton, Jack Hayes, Billy Eaves, Roger Aldridge and Len<br />
Forum.) (Pierrette – Vera Kitchen, Dorothy Larraine, Jean Dooley and Joyce Terry,)<br />
(Piano – Gil Roberts and Hal Chambers.)<br />
Vol 37 p 21 Photograph (1948) Roy Barbour’s “Highlights of 1948” Central Pier.<br />
Photograph (1946) “With all good wishes, Lionel King”<br />
Sketch (undated) ‘Terry Wilson in light comedy-cowboy and Negro studies’ signed on<br />
the back “Happy Days, Terry Wilson”<br />
Photograph (undated) signed “Yours sincerely Lilian Davies”<br />
Vol 37 p 22 Photograph (1944) Centre- Roy Barbour, Cliff Cook, Gladys Church, Terry Wilson,<br />
Len Martin, Marie Rich, Nancy Dupree, Max Herman, Bob Douglas, Laurie Watson,<br />
Four Step Sisters, Jean Ann Summers and Herbert Cave.<br />
Vol 37 p 23 Photograph (1945) Centre – Roy Barbour, Arthur Worsley, June, Terry Wilson, Len<br />
Martin, Marie Rich, Nancy Dupree, Rex Halm, Bertie Sellers, La Celeste, Lorrayne,<br />
Mary Hale, Jack and Mary Kinson and Vincent Vaughan.<br />
Vol 37 p 24 Photograph (1946) Centre – Roy Barbour, Lionel King, Terry Wilson, Sylvia Prime,<br />
Marie Rich, Wilfred Asquith, Len Martin, Margaret Lunn, Bunty Meadows, Violet<br />
Plowman, Reggie Dennis, Peter Raynor and Clifford and Emmy Pearson.<br />
Vol 37 p 25 Photograph (1948) Centre – Roy Barbour, Clifford Stanton, Billy Eaves, Roger<br />
Aldridge, Len Forum, Dorothy Lorraine, Joyce Terry, Hal Chambers, Gil Roberts,<br />
Jack Hayes, Vera Kitchen and Jean Dooley.<br />
Vol 37 p 26 Photograph (1944) signed “To Tom, Kindest regards, Jean Ann Summers”.<br />
Photograph (1946) Lionel King,<br />
Photograph (1947) Jack Hayes.<br />
Photograph (undated) Albert Modley.<br />
Vol 37 p 27 Photograph (1943) Marie?<br />
Photograph (1945) Bertie Sellers.<br />
Photograph (1944) Two people, one Jack Hayes?
Photograph (undated) Jack Hayes.<br />
Vol 37 p 28 Photograph (1943) Enis Clare, (accordionist) Highlights Central Pier.<br />
Vol 37 p 29 Photograph (1943) “<strong>The</strong> Catherine Dunne Trio” (Christine, Catherine and Maureen)<br />
Photograph (1943) Josephine, signed “My very best wishes, yours sincerely,<br />
Josephine”<br />
Vol 37 p 30 Photograph (1945) John E. Dixon, Central Pier.<br />
Postcard (1943) of Leslie Strange, inscribed on back “My sincere wish Tom is that you<br />
keep in good health-We have been grand friends and I shall always look forward to<br />
seeing you. Leslie Strange”<br />
Postcard (1943) (Unable to read signature?)<br />
(1946) Violet Plowman, inscribed on the back “To Tom. Lots of love, Violet”<br />
Vol 37 p 31 Photograph (1943-46) Central Pier, “Marie Rich”<br />
Photograph (1944) Doris Strange, inscribed on the back “To Tom With best wishes,<br />
sincerely Doris Strange”<br />
Photograph (1946) Ray Allen and ‘Lord Charles’<br />
Photograph (1946) Reggie Dennis from” Variety Band Box”<br />
Vol 37 p 32 Photograph (1946) Group of artistes including “<strong>The</strong> Pierrots”. Central Pier.<br />
Vol 37 p 33 Photograph (1947) Peter Barbour and?<br />
Booklet (undated) “Health, Good Looks…and A Long and Happy Life” by Professor<br />
Silvanus (Health food expert) revised edition of his work entitled: “Live to 100 Years<br />
and How” Central Pier.<br />
Vol 37 p 34 Photograph (1946) Stage setting, Central Pier.<br />
Photograph (1947) Scene showing “Pierrots” on stage, Central Pier.<br />
Vol 37 p 35 Photograph (Undated) Reg Bolton.<br />
Photograph (1947) Group of artistes including “<strong>The</strong> Pierrots”<br />
Vol 37 p 36 Photograph (undated) Frank Randle.<br />
Photograph (undated) Talbot O’Farrell.<br />
Vol 37 p 37 Variety programme (circa late 40’s) Frank Randle’s “Summer Scandals” Central Pier.<br />
Starring Zio Angels, Peter Brothers, Bobbie Collins, Sonny Roy, Sally Summers and<br />
Dizzie, John Michael, Kandy Sisters and Eddie, Marie Joy, Rita Shearer, A.J.Powell<br />
and Johnny Peters, <strong>The</strong> Three Peers, Gus Aubrey, Arthur Cannon, Philip Kelly, Frank<br />
Randle, Village Band and Mandalay Singers, Pipers and Dancers.<br />
Photograph (1948) Group of artistes taken on Pleasure Beach. <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 37 p 38 Photograph (1949) Frankie Howerd, signed “All the best, sincerely Frankie Howerd”<br />
and the same on the back.<br />
Photograph (1949) signed Frankie Howard.<br />
Postcard (undated) showing a sideshow “<strong>The</strong> Rage of Paris, ‘Yvonne’, the perfect<br />
Venus”.<br />
Photograph (1949) Barbara, Julie and Ted Andrews, Central Pier.<br />
Vol 37 p 39 Photograph (1950) Gertie Gitana, signed “Kind Wishes Gertie Gitana”<br />
Photograph (1950) Gertie Gitana, signed “To Sally, Kind Wishes Gertie Gitana”<br />
Photograph (1950) Joan Turner, signed “Good Luck Wilf! Joan Turner”<br />
Postcard (1950’s) “<strong>The</strong> Pierrots”
Vol 37 p 40 – 41 Photographs (1950’s) Gertie Gitana, Central Pier. (See also earlier photographs in Vol<br />
36 p16)<br />
Vol 37 p 42 Photograph (1950) G.H.Elliott, .signed “To Tom with my very best wishes, yours<br />
sincerely G.H.Elliott”<br />
Vol 37 p 43 Photograph (undated) Bobbie Kimber.<br />
Photograph (1950) G.H.Elliott, signed “To Sally, with very best wishes, yours<br />
sincerely, G.H.Elliott”<br />
Photograph (1950) G.H.Elliott and his first wife, Central Pier.<br />
Vol 37 p 44 Photograph (undated) unidentified people sitting on Central Pier.<br />
Photograph (undated) Winifred Atwell at piano.<br />
Vol 37 p 45 ‘A4’Poster (late1940’s) Hugh Stanhope’s “Summer Smiles” Central Pier, starring<br />
Georgie Wood, Fred Miller and Millie Deane, Delya, Francis Russell, Chris Wortman,<br />
Doreen, Edna Wood and Leslie James.[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 37 p 46 Programme (1950) Jack Taylor and Tom Arnold present Don Ross’s ‘Thanks for the<br />
Memory’ in “<strong>The</strong> Gay Nineties” Orchid Room, Central Pier. Starring Victor Coley,<br />
Paul Conrad, <strong>The</strong> Six Silver Belles and Terry Doogan, Sereno and Joy, Randolph<br />
Sutton, Talbot O’Farrell, Ella Shields, Artemus, Desmond and Marks, Gertie Gitana,<br />
Billy Danvers and G.H.Elliott.<br />
Vol 37 p 47 Programme (1951) Henry Hall presents in association with Cecil Buckingham “Right<br />
Monkey” Central Pier. Starring Al Read, Phyllis Terrell, Buddy Crawford, Johnny<br />
Brandon, David Hughes, Ruth Miller, Bobbie Kimber, Bel Argay, Eric Plant, Allan<br />
Young and his Organtones and Annette’s lovely young ladies. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library collection]<br />
Vol 37 p 48 Hand bill (1951) as previous item. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 37 p 49 Photograph (1951) Al Read. Central Pier.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 38<br />
CENTRAL PIER<br />
1952 – 1970<br />
Vol 38 p 1 Programme: Frank Randle productions present “Randle’s Summer Scandals”1952<br />
Central Pier. Starring Frank Randle, Philip Kelly, Gus Aubrey, Sally Summers and<br />
Dizzi, Sonny Roy, Kandy Sisters and Eddie, <strong>The</strong> Three Palmers, Marie Joy, Kay<br />
Sothern, A.J.Powell and Florence Whiteley’s Zio Angels.<br />
Vol 38 p 2 Programme: “Modley’s Merrymakers” (1953 summers show). Albert Modley, Lynda<br />
Ross, Bert Lindon, Ken Wilson, Ronnie Duke, <strong>The</strong> Raymond Four, Devine and King,<br />
Lorely Dyer, Annette’s Young Ladies, Arthur Cox, Ray Gordon.<br />
Vol 38 p 3 Programme: “Modley’s Merry Go Round” 1954. Central Pier. Starring Albert Modley,<br />
Arthur Worsley, <strong>The</strong> Kordites from ‘Variety <strong>The</strong>atre, Ronnie Leslie, Jimmy Hampson<br />
and Benson Dulay and Co.<br />
Vol 38 p 4 Three photographs of Jimmy Clitheroe (1955?) one signed.<br />
Photograph (1950’s) ‘<strong>The</strong> King Brothers’ (Dennis, Tony and Michael.)<br />
Vol 38 p 5 Pictorial souvenir of “Let’s Have Fun” 1955 Central Pier, starring Morecambe &<br />
Wise, Kenny Baker, Ken Dodd, <strong>The</strong> Kordites, Jimmy Clitheroe, Peter Webster, Joy<br />
Harris, Rita Shearer, Harold Norway, Bert Myers and <strong>The</strong> Orchid Lovelies.<br />
Vol 38 p 6 Programme sheet (inside previous item) Special Sunday concert presented by Peter<br />
Webster, 1955 Central Pier. Starring Peter Webster, Arthur Gordon, Charles Edwards,<br />
Jimmy Hampson, (Sidney Walmsley, who later used the stage name Syd Francis)<br />
Keith Ellam and Janellie.<br />
Vol 38 p 7 Photograph (1955?) Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise with ?<br />
Vol 38 p 8 Three Photographs of Ken Dodd, one of them signed “Happiness Always, Ken Dodd”<br />
Photograph ‘Morecambe and Wise,’ signed “To Dolly, Eric and Ernie”<br />
Vol 38 p 9 Programme: Orchid Room presents “Let’s Have Fun” (undated) Central Pier. Starring<br />
Morecambe & Wise, <strong>The</strong> Kordites, Ken Dodd, Jimmy Clitheroe, Joy Harris, Kenny<br />
Baker, Harold Norway, Rita Shearer, Peter Webster and the ‘Orchid Room Lovelies’<br />
Vol 38 p 10 Programme: Orchid Room, Peter Webster presents “Let’s Have Fun” (undated)<br />
Central Pier. Starring Morecambe & Wise, Trio Vedette, David Galbraith, Shelley<br />
Marshall, Vendryes, Babette, Roy Earl, Jimmy James and Zio Angels.<br />
Vol 38 p 11 Photograph (1956) “Trio Vedette” Central Pier, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 38 p 12 Programme: “Let’s Have Fun” with Jimmy James and company 1956 Central Pier.<br />
Starring Dennis Spicer, Trio Vedette, Corinne, <strong>The</strong> Orchid Room Lovelies, Jimmy<br />
Clitheroe, Joy Harris, Ken Dodd , Peter Webster, Jerry Vantell, Rita Shearer and Roy<br />
Castle.<br />
Vol 38 p 13 Programme: Orchid Room, Peter Webster Presents, “Let’s Have Fun” 1957 Central<br />
Pier. Starring Morecambe & Wise, <strong>The</strong> Three Deuces, Dennis Spicer, Maureen Rose,
Eddie Grant, Joan Turner, <strong>The</strong> Orchid Room lovelies, Kenny Baker, <strong>The</strong> Three Bells,<br />
Peter Webster and Rita Shearer.<br />
Vol 38 p 14 Photograph (circa 1950’s) Kenny Baker with a group of girls.<br />
Photograph (1958) Ken Dodd with two show girls.<br />
Vol 38 p 15 “A4” Poster (1956) “Let’s Have Fun” Orchid Room. Central Pier. Starring Jimmy<br />
James, Ken Dodd, Jimmy Clitheroe, Joy Harris, Trio Vedette, Joseph Ward, Rita<br />
Shearer and Dennis Spicer. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 38 p 16 “A4” Poster (1957) “Let’s Have Fun” Orchid Room. Central Pier. Starring<br />
Morecambe& Wise, Joan Turner, Maureen Rose, Three Deuces, Eddie Grant, <strong>The</strong><br />
Three Belles, Kenny baker and Dennis Spicer. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central library collection]<br />
Vol 38 p 17 Programme: “Let’s Have Fun” 1960 Souvenir Brochure. Central Pier. Starring<br />
Babette, Ken Morris and Joan Savage, Harry Bailey, Clinton Ford, <strong>The</strong> Crescendos,<br />
Jim Couton, Scott and Ascot, Brian Budge, Johnny Duffy and Val Cave. [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 38 p 18 Newspaper article on Dancing on the Central Pier in “1960” to Ron Ogden and his<br />
band.<br />
Vol 38 p 19 Photograph (1960) Joan Savage, signed “Sincerely yours Joan Savage”<br />
Photograph (undated) Best Wishes Tommy Trinder.<br />
Photograph (1962) Kaye Sisters and Eddie Calvert?<br />
Clipping (1962) Eddie Calvert?<br />
Vol 38 p 20 Programme: (undated) “<strong>The</strong> Peter Webster Show” Central Pier. (Sundays only Mr &<br />
Mrs with Derek Batey)<br />
Vol 38 p 21 Programme: (undated) “<strong>The</strong> Peter Webster Show” Central Pier, (Sundays only Mr &<br />
Mrs with Derek Batey)<br />
Vol 38 p 22 Programme: (undated) “<strong>The</strong> Peter Webster Show” Central Pier, (Sundays only Mr &<br />
Mrs with Derek Batey)<br />
Vol 38 p 23 Programme: (undated) “<strong>The</strong> Peter Webster Show” Central Pier, (Sundays only Mr &<br />
Mrs with Derek Batey)<br />
Vol 38 p 24 Programme: “Let’s Have Fun” 1960 Central Pier. (Show order) Starring Zio Angels,<br />
Parnell and Ashton, Roy Earl, <strong>The</strong> Avon, Mike and Bernie Winters, Sylvia Norman,<br />
Ray Alan.<br />
Vol 38 p 25 Programme: “Let’s Have Fun” (undated) Central Pier. Starring Ken Morris and Joan<br />
Savage, Clinton Ford, Harry Bailey, <strong>The</strong> Crescendos, Jim Couton, Brian Budge, Zio<br />
Angels, Johnny Duffy , Val Cave, Peter Webster, Scott and Ascot, Babette and Rita<br />
Shearer.[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 38 p 26 Programme: “<strong>The</strong> Tommy Trinder Show” 1961 Central Pier. Starring Tommy Trinder,<br />
Dennis Spicer, Hope and Keen, Brian Budge, Zio Angels, Rita Shearer, Sonny Farrar,<br />
Peggy Ray and Peter Webster.<br />
Vol 38 p 27 Poster/Booking form. “<strong>The</strong> New Jack Storey Show”1961 New <strong>The</strong>atre Central Pier.,<br />
starring Jack Storey, Keith Harris, Rita Shearer, <strong>The</strong> Cornells and the Central Pier<br />
Lovelies.[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 38 p 28 Programme: “<strong>The</strong> Tommy Trinder Show” 1962 Central Pier. Starring Clinton Ford,<br />
Kenny Baker, Herschel"Jizz” Henlere, Shari and Dahl, Zio Angels, Rita Shearer, John<br />
Harvey, Peggy Ray and Peter Webster.<br />
Vol 38 p 29 Programme: “Modley’s Merrymakers” (undated) Central Pier. Starring Albert Modley,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Raymond Four. Lynda Ross, Ronnie Duke, Ken Wilson, Devine and King, Lorely<br />
Dyer and Annette’s Young Ladies.<br />
Vol 38 p 30 Programme: “On with the Modley” 1963 Central Pier. Starring Albert Modley, Don<br />
Arrol, <strong>The</strong> Mudlarks, Barbara Law, <strong>The</strong> Zio Angels, Rita Shearer, Mark Raffles,<br />
Julian Jorg and Peter Webster.<br />
Vol 38 p 31 – 33 Three photographs (1963) Mark Raffles and (Joan).<br />
Vol 38 p 34 Programme of appearances “Mark Raffles” Master Magician Personality.<br />
Vol 38 p 35 - 37 “Mark Raffles Family” (Toured originally under the family name Raymond St.Clair)<br />
typescript of the family’s career.<br />
Vol 38 p 38 Postcard (undated) Sandy Powell.<br />
Photograph (Undated) Al Read “You’ll be lucky”<br />
Vol 38 p 39 Programme: “<strong>The</strong> Al Read Show” 1964. Central Pier. Starring Al Read, Johnny<br />
Hackett, Zio Angels, <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Marlane Marcel, Ray Fell, Cy Pagos and Dick<br />
Francis.<br />
Vol 38 p 40 Ticket stub from” <strong>The</strong> Al Read Show” programme. First house 28 th May 1964 Central<br />
Pier [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 38 p 41 Postcard (1964?) ‘<strong>The</strong> Bachelors’<br />
Fan Club photograph (1964?) Signed Con, Dec and John. (Conleth and Declan<br />
Cluskey and John Stokes)<br />
Vol 38 p 42 Programme: Peter Webster presents Winifred Atwell, Johnny Hackett, Eddie Calvert<br />
and Mark Winter, 1966 Central Pier.<br />
Vol 38 p 43 Programme: Ernest Colclough Presents “<strong>The</strong> New Jack Storey Show” 1967. Central<br />
Pier. Starring Jack Storey, Keith Harris, Jamie Nelson and the Light Brothers, Paul<br />
Bernard, Marie Ford and the Central Pier Lovelies. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 38 p 44 Programme: “<strong>The</strong> Andy Stewart Show” circa 1967 Central Pier. Starring Andy<br />
Stewart, Johnny Ball, Joe Gordon and Sally Logan, Jimmy Blue, Jock Morgan, Dixie<br />
Ingram, Nancy Hays, Sandra Sinclair and Sydney Devine.<br />
Vol 38 p 45 Programme: “Star Show” 1968 Central Pier. Starring Solomon King, Don Partridge,<br />
Les, Ray Martine, Steve Montgomery, Jim Couton, Joan Savage and Jimmy Crawford<br />
Four.<br />
Vol 38 p 46 “Dixieland Bar” Supper Menu, (Undated) Central Pier.<br />
Leaflet (undated) “Dixieland Showbar” Festive Season programme .including ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
Show Bandits’ ‘Black Onyx’ and ‘Trydent’<br />
Vol 38 p 47 Programme: “<strong>The</strong> Al Read Show”1970 Central Pier. Starring Al Read, Nat Jackley,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Eric Winstone Show Band, Lena Martell, and Josef Locke.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 39<br />
CENTRAL PIER<br />
1971 –<br />
Vol 39 p 1 Photograph Joan Turner (circa 1970’s) signed “Good Luck to the Museum of popular<br />
entertainment. Joan Turner”<br />
Vol 39 p 2 Photograph Neville King and ‘Old Boy’ (1980) “Those Good Old Days”<br />
Vol 39 p 3 Photograph George Melly (undated)<br />
Vol 39 p 4 Photograph Winifred Atwell (undated)<br />
Vol 39 p 5 Poster (undated) advertising TV. Wrestling at the Central Pier. Dixieland Showbar<br />
every Sunday afternoon. Starring Borg Twins, Haystack Calhoun, Bobby Barron,<br />
Adrian Street, Miss Mitzy Muller, Hell Cat Haggerty, Blackfoot Sue and Paula<br />
Valdez.<br />
Vol 39 p 6 Photograph (undated) Ken Wood.<br />
Vol 39 p 7 Photograph (undated) Frankie Vaughan.<br />
Vol 39 p 8 Two Leaflets (1970’s) Collecting for Cancer Research. Duggie Clark comedy<br />
chairman Central Pier joins the Tetley Bittermen. Signed by Duggie Clark.<br />
Career history on the back different format on each.<br />
Vol 39 p 9 Programme: “Those Good Old Days” 1971 Central Pier, starring Clinton Ford, Jim<br />
Couton, Syd Francis, Duggie Clark, Janis Loren, Mark Raffles, Margaret Ayre, Jane<br />
Terry and Sean M. Kenzie.<br />
Vol 39 P 10 Photograph (1973) Vince Hill.<br />
Vol 39 p 11 Programme: “Those Good Old Days” 1973 Central Pier. Starring Malcolm Vaughan,<br />
Wyn Calvin, Bob and Marion Konyot, Duggie Clark, Ken Wood, Anna Da Costa, Jane<br />
Terry, Gary Webb and Harry Jackson.<br />
Vol 39 p 12 Photograph of Central Pier Fire 1973.<br />
Vol 39 p 13 Programme: “Those Good Old Days” 1974 Central Pier. Starring Lambert and Ross,<br />
Wyn Calvin, Duggie Clark, Derek Holt, Julie Fisher, George Reibbitt, Wendy Smith<br />
and Virginia Vernon.<br />
Vol 39 p 14 Programme: “Those Good Old Days” 1975 Central Pier. Starring Len Howe, John<br />
Bouchier, Louis Browne, Du Marte & Denzar “Skeleton’s Alive”, Margot Lloyd and<br />
John Stanley, Jane Price, Tracy Kelly and Gary Webb.<br />
Vol 39 p 15 Leaflet “Dixieland Showbar” (undated) Central Pier. Featuring <strong>The</strong> Eric Delaney<br />
Band.<br />
Photograph (undated) Jack Pye “King of the Mat” (Wrestler)
Vol 39 p 16 Leaflet/booking form “Dick Whittington” and his cat. 1974 Central Pier starring Tony<br />
Maiden from TV’s Black Beauty also winner ‘New Faces’ and Chris Wortman as<br />
Sarah the Cook.<br />
Vol 39 p 17 Programme: “Holiday Showtime” 1976 Central Pier, “Mr & Mrs” with Derek Batey.<br />
Vol 39 p 18 Programme: “Those Good Old Days” 1976 Central Pier. Starring Bryan Burdon,<br />
Margot Lloyd and John Stanley, Gerrie Raymond, Dennis Lake, Mandy Cole,<br />
Llewellyn Williams, Colin Cresswell, Paula Lee and Claudi and Shelli, <strong>The</strong> Gorgeous<br />
Gaiety Girls and Fred Hallet.<br />
Vol 39 p 19 Programme: “<strong>The</strong> Derek Batey Show” featuring ‘Mr & Mrs’1977 Central Pier.<br />
Vol 39 p 20 Programme: “<strong>The</strong> Derek Batey Show” featuring ‘Mr & Mrs’1978 Central Pier.<br />
Vol 39 p 21 Press cutting from <strong>Blackpool</strong> 82 featuring ‘Mr & Mrs’ Central Pier and Derek Batey.<br />
Vol 39 p 22 Photograph (1970’s) signed “Best Wishes Derek Batey”<br />
Vol 39 p 23 Photograph (undated) Ronnie Parnell.<br />
Vol 39 p 24 Photograph (1979) “Nuts & Bolts” “Those Good Old Days”<br />
Vol 39 p 25 Photograph (1978) Scene form Central Pier Show.<br />
Photograph (1978) “Those Good Old Days” on Stage curtain, Central Pier.<br />
Fan Club photograph signed “To Deirdre, My Love Vince Hill”<br />
Vol 39 p 26 Programme: “Those Good Old Days” 1977. Central Pier. Starring Wyn Calvin,<br />
Duggie Clark, Ken Joy, <strong>The</strong> Twain Brothers, Annette Cotton, Deirdre Douglas,<br />
Dennis Lake and Kerry Meadows.<br />
Vol 39 p 27 Flyer “Those Good Old Days” 1977. Central Pier, as previous item.<br />
Vol 39 p 28 Programme: “Those Good Old Days” 1978. Central Pier. Starring Duggie Clark, Syd<br />
Francis, Tommy Trafford, Dumarte and Denzar, Joan Duffy, Jane Terry, Keith<br />
Hopkins, Marie Ashton and Ronnie Parnell.<br />
Vol 39 p 29 Guest Invitation (undated) for “Dixieland Showbar” featuring <strong>The</strong> Eric Delaney Band.<br />
Guest Invitation (undated) for “Dixieland Showbar” presents ‘Touch of Velvet’<br />
featuring Kay Kennedy.<br />
Flyer (1979) Tom O’Connor with “Name that Tune” Central Pier.<br />
Vol 39 p 30 Programme: “Those Good Old Days” 1979. Central Pier. Starring Nut and Bolts, Billy<br />
Fontayne, Tommy Trafford, Ronnie Parnell, Steve Blake and Barbara, Pam Hopkins,<br />
Sonny Day and Mandy Salisbury.<br />
Vol 39 p 31 Programme: “Those Good Old Days” 1980. Central Pier. Starring Neville King,<br />
Ronnie Parnell, Tommy Trafford, Glenys Carrolle, Tom Eaton, Keith Hopkins,<br />
Michael John, Kay Karroll and Marie Ashton.<br />
Vol 39 p 32 Flyer/booking form “Those Good Old Days” 1980 Central Pier. As previous item<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 39 p 33 Programme: “Those Good Old Days” 1981. Central Pier, starring Neville King, Billy<br />
Fontayne, Brian McGuire, Ronnie Parnell, Judith Mars, Barton Sisters and Tom Eaton.
Vol 39 p 34 Photograph of <strong>The</strong>atre booking office selling tickets for “<strong>The</strong> Candlewick Green<br />
Show” 1981 Central Pier.<br />
Vol 39 p 35 Programme: “Those Good Old Days” 1982. Central Pier. Starring Wyn Calvin, Barrie<br />
Wyndham, Montelli and June, Jo Ronell and Ronnie Parnell.<br />
Vol 39 p 36 Flyer 1982 “Let’s Have Fun with Those Good Old Days” as previous item.<br />
Guest Invitation (undated) to “Dixieland Showbar” Des Owen Party Nights<br />
Vol 39 p 37 Newspaper cutting 1983, Frankie Vaughan. Central Pier.<br />
Vol 39 p 38 Photograph (1983) Frankie Vaughan. in "Startime ‘83”<br />
Photograph (undated) Ken Platt.<br />
Vol 39 p 39 Programme: “Startime’83” Central Pier. Starring Frankie Vaughan, <strong>The</strong> Marina Zelos<br />
Dancers, Al Robbins, Terry Webster, Simon Lovell and Helen Jayne.<br />
Programme “Startime’83” Central Pier. Starring Vince Hill, <strong>The</strong> Marina Zelos<br />
Dancers, Duncan Norvelle, Ronnie Collis, Dudley Dolittle and Helen Jayne.<br />
Vol 39 p 40 Photograph 1984. Four of the cast from “Startime’84” holding up a sign that says<br />
‘Sorry House Full’ outside Central Pier.<br />
Vol 39 p 41 Programme: “Startime’84” Central Pier. Starring Bobby Crush, Sonny Hayes &Co,<br />
J.J.King, Roy Walker, Peter Price, Les Dennis, Dustin Gee, Houghton Weavers, <strong>The</strong><br />
Marina Zelos Dancers, Bella Emberg and <strong>The</strong> Mosaics. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 39 p 42 Photograph (undated) Wyn Calvin (<strong>The</strong> Welsh Prince of Laughter).<br />
Coupon for “Startime”84, Central Pier. (Admit one person at £1 off)<br />
Vol 39 p 43 Two Photographs (1985) Simon Lovell (comedy/Magic speciality act) one signed “To<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> and Shirley, Simon”<br />
Vol 39 p 44 Flyer “Dixieland Showbar” (undated) presents Des Owen Party Nights.<br />
Flyer (Circa 1985) Mike Donohoe’s “Great Days of Music Hall” Central Pier. starring<br />
Mike Donohoe, Robert Young, Bobby King, Derby and Johnstone, Roy Rivers, and<br />
Jill Maxwell.<br />
Vol 39 p 45 Photograph (1981) Ken Dodd, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 39 p 46 Gazette News “Oh What a Lovely War” (4 th August 1914) presented by the <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
College <strong>The</strong>atre Group. Central Pier.<br />
Vol 39 p 47 Photograph (1992) Lavinia Petulengro, Gypsy Palmist.<br />
Postcard (Undated) Lavinia Petulengro.<br />
Photograph (1996) “Ride the Death Slide” Central Pier.<br />
Vol 39 p 48 Postcard (undated) “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Illuminations, Central Pier, <strong>The</strong> Big Wheel”<br />
Postcard (undated) “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Pier and Big Wheel”<br />
Vol 39 p 49 Leaflet. “Something for the Weekend” <strong>Blackpool</strong> Comedy Festival “Maggie Mays”<br />
Central Pier 9 th to 12 th April 1993. Shows include, ‘Frank Sidebottom’, ‘Mrs Merton’s<br />
Private Agonies’, John Shuttleworth’s guide to stardom’ and ‘John Thomson Spitting<br />
image impressionist’ [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 39 p 50 Cutting from <strong>Blackpool</strong> 86, “Maggie May’s” Central Pier.
Vol 39 p 51 Souvenir songsheet. “Maggie Mays” ‘Linda Nolan’ Central Pier (undated)<br />
Vol 39 p 52 Booking form “<strong>The</strong> Rose Marie Show” (1985?) Central Pier.<br />
Leaflet “Maggie Mays” (2004?) starring Linda Nolan and Ian ‘Sludge’Lees.<br />
Vol 39 p 53 Flyer “Maggie Mays” 1990 Central Pier starring Linda Nolan, Mick Miller, Paul<br />
Zenon and Leesantoo.<br />
Vol 39 p 54 Flyer “Maggie Mays” 1991 Central Pier starring Linda Nolan, Mick Miller, Junior<br />
Jonsen and Eduardo Santos.<br />
Flyer “ Maggie Mays” 1992 Central Pier starring Linda Nolan, Franklyn James and<br />
Ian ‘Sludge’ Lees.<br />
Vol 39 p 55 Flyer “Maggie Mays” 1993 Central Pier starring Linda Nolan, Ian ‘Sludge’ Lees and<br />
Jimmy Tamley.<br />
Flyer “Maggie Mays” 1994 Central Pier starring Linda Nolan, Johnnie Casson, Trevor<br />
Bradford, Maximum Reality and <strong>The</strong> Rossettes.<br />
Vol 39 p 56 Flyer “Maggie Mays” ‘<strong>The</strong> Laugh Inn’ 1995 Central Pier starring Crissy Rock, Mick<br />
Miller, Johnnie Casson, Albi Senior and Nu Attitide.<br />
Offer / flyer “Maggie Mays” £2 off per couple. Central Pier.<br />
Vol 39 p 57 Flyer “Peggy Sue’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Showbar” 1996 Central Pier.<br />
Flyer “Peggy Sue’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Showbar” 1997 Central Pier.<br />
Vol 39 p 58 Flyer “<strong>The</strong> Frank Carson Show” 1998 Central Pier. Starring Andy Ford, Jonathan<br />
Clark and Szara King plus “Peggy Sue’s “Rockarama ’98 Sunday Show.<br />
Vol 39 p 59 Programme “Peggy Sue’s Rockarama ‘98” Central Pier, starring Sue Denning, Jimmy<br />
Nairn, Vicki Rogers, Juanita Margerison, Lara Nairn, Gemma Hayes, Emma Noon and<br />
Lee Masters.<br />
Vol 39 p 60 Flyer ‘Stand up that will have you Rolling in the Aisles’ (1999) Central Pier.<br />
Flyer “<strong>The</strong> Pier End Family bar” (undated) Central Pier<br />
Vol 39 p 61 Flyer “2003 at the Central Pier” Trevor Chance’s “Legends” hostess Stella Artois.<br />
Flyer “Little Legends” Show Bar Central Pier (undated) compere and host Lewis<br />
Devine.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 40<br />
SOUTH PIER<br />
1893 – 1936<br />
Vol 40 p 1 Typescript about South Pier.<br />
Vol 40 p 2 Cutting on South Pier (undated)<br />
Vol 40 p 3 – 4 Photograph of South Pier (Victoria Pier) undated.<br />
Four postcard views and on South Pier.<br />
Vol 40 p 5 Postcard of Dorrie Courtney (1903) One of H .Flockton-Fosters artistes, at (Victoria<br />
Pier.)<br />
Postcard signed, Olly King (1910)<br />
Postcard of Pierrot troupe 1919 (Victoria Pier)<br />
Vol 40 p 6 – 7 Eight postcards showing the H. Flockton – Fosters group of entertainers (circa 1903-<br />
1912)<br />
Vol 40 p 8 Programme: South Pier (“Victoria Pier Orchestra”) (circa 1915). Musical Director Mr<br />
Jan Hurst. Leader and solo violin, Mr James Shirley [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 40 p 9 Programme: South Pier (Victoria Pier) Garadini and his famous Orchestra. (circa<br />
1920)<br />
Vol 40 p 10 Programme: South Pier 1926(“Victoria Pier Orchestra”) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 40 p 11 – 12 Souvenir brochure for the H. Flockton – Fosters group. (1903)<br />
Vol 40 p 13 Postcard Adele and Sutton Pierrots (1903)<br />
Three postcards of Norman Osborne (ventriloquist) (1911)<br />
Vol 40 p 14 Two postcards Fred Carlton’s White Coons. (undated)<br />
Signed postcard Wilson Moore (Tonics) (1913)<br />
Signed postcard Bert de Crez (Tonics) (1910)<br />
Vol 40 p 15 – 16 Newspaper cutting (undated) about South Pier concerts in 1914.<br />
Vol 40 p 17 Programme: South Pier 1921, Fred Walmsley presents “<strong>The</strong> Tonics” [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 40 p 18 – 19 Eight postcards of Fred Walmsley and his troupe of Pierrots (1909 – 1924)<br />
Vol 40 p 20 Postcard of Fred Walmsley as ‘Carnival Queen’ and Doodles as ‘King 1924.<br />
Postcard of Phyllis Mary Hollin’s Orchestra 1928.<br />
Postcard of Will Catlin, Pierrot (1906)<br />
Postcard of ‘Caitlin’s Royal Pierrots’ (undated)<br />
Vol 40 p 21 Postcard of “<strong>The</strong> Victorians Troupe” Season 1917.<br />
Postcard of Fred Allandale (signed) and his troupe (undated)
Postcard (signed) Nellie Gallafont (1913)<br />
Vol 40 p 22 Two postcards ‘Floral Hall’ South Pier (1928)<br />
Postcard of sunbathers on South Pier (1928)<br />
Postcard of Herr Blomes’s Berlin Meister Orchestra (undated)<br />
Vol 40 p 23 – 28 Sixteen postcards or photographs of ‘Ernest Binns and <strong>The</strong> Arcadian Follies’ (1928 -<br />
1937)<br />
Vol 40 p 29 Programme Sheet (undated) “<strong>The</strong> Arcadian Follies” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 40 p 30 Photograph signed Eugene ? (1928)<br />
Photograph signed ‘Max and Maisie Norris’ “Follies” 1931.<br />
Postcard (signed) could be Ray Hylton? South Pier 1934.<br />
Vol 40 p 31 Programme: South Pier 1931, Arcadian Follies, starring Harry Korris, Fred Gardner,<br />
Jay Morelle, Ena Roscoe, Percy Garside, Norman Sisters, Ed E.Lee, Max and Maisie<br />
Norris, Albert Modley and Arthur Jackson.<br />
Vol 40 p 32 Programme: South Pier 1932. ‘Concerts’.[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 40 p 33 Programme: South Pier 1933, Arcadian Follies, starring Harry Korris, Flintoff Moore,<br />
Elsie Lovat, Chris Wortman, Max and Maisie Norris, Evie Carcroft, Jack Leonard,<br />
Anita Eaton, Fred Gibson, Jimmie Charter and Arthur Jackson.<br />
Vol 40 p 34 Programme: South Pier 1933, ‘South Pier Orchestra’, Director of Concerts, Edward<br />
Dunn.<br />
Vol 40 p 35 Four photographs of performers on South Pier, including two of Harry Korris.(1933)<br />
Vol 40 p 36 Four photographs of performers on South Pier. (1933)<br />
Vol 40 p 37 Three photographs of performers on South Pier, plus one photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Norris<br />
Girls and Max’<br />
Vol 40 p 38 Four photographs of Harry Korris (three signed) (1930’s)<br />
Vol 40 p 39 Postcard signed “Sincerely Yours, Jay” (Jay Morelle?)<br />
Postcard “<strong>The</strong> White Aces” signed “Bert and Elaine 1938”<br />
Postcard of David Morris (South Pier 1938/39)<br />
Vol 40 p 40 Postcard of Bobby Vincent (South Pier 1936/39)<br />
Photograph of South Pier <strong>The</strong>atre (1933)<br />
Two signed postcards of Ena Roscoe ( South Pier 1931/32) [real name Edith<br />
Alderman, born in Thorney, near Peterborough]<br />
Vol 40 p 41 Postcard signed by Beryl Churchill (1938)<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Norris Sister’ 1931.<br />
Unidentified signed photograph 1931.<br />
Vol 40 p 42 Photograph signed and copy of Max and Maisie Norris (undated)<br />
Vol 40 p 43 Two Postcards of George Royles “Imps” (undated)<br />
Page from 1935 autograph album, including signatures of Maisie Norris, Ray Hylton,<br />
Albert Modley, Jack Challinor, “Uncle Jimmie”(Jay Morelle) and Harry Korris.
Vol 40 p 44 Programme: South Pier Orchestra 1936, Musical Director Jan Hurst [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 40 p 45 Programme: South Pier 1930’s “Jack Taylor presents” Karina and Bonny Burke, Jack<br />
Taylor’s Young Ladies, Harry Lester, Tubby Turner and Albert Burdon.[<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 40 p 46 Part programme: South Pier (undated) Arcadian Follies, Ernest Binns, Harry Korris,<br />
Flintoff Moore, Elsie Lovat, Chris Wortman, Max and Maisie Norris, Evie Carcroft,<br />
Jack Leonard, Anita Eaton, Fred Gibson. Jimmy Charters and Arthur Jackson.<br />
Vol 40 p 47 Three postcards of “George Royle’s Troubadours” one signed by Harry Thornton.<br />
Postcard of “George Royle’s “Fol-De-Rols” (undated)<br />
Vol 40 p 48 Post card “<strong>The</strong> Merry Dominoes Concert Party” (undated)<br />
Postcard of Jack Audley of the “Tonics” (<strong>The</strong> popular Humorist)<br />
Vol 40 p 49 Photocopy of song sheet cover “Merrily we roll along”, featured with great success by<br />
Harry Korris in Ernest Binns’ “Arcadian Follies” South Pier.<br />
Vol 40 p 50 Programme: South Pier (cover only) with art deco design (undated) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 41<br />
SOUTH PIER<br />
1937 – 1960<br />
Vol 41 p 1 Three postcards of Jan Hurst and his Orchestra.(one of 1937 and two from 1939)<br />
Vol 41 p 2 Two Postcards – possibly of Jan Hurst.<br />
Unidentified postcard of South Pier performer marked 1938/39.<br />
Vol 41 p 3 Signed Photograph “Max, 1937” Norris.<br />
Vol 41 p 4 Entrance ticket for South Pier Regal Pavilion. ‘<strong>The</strong> R.A.F. Repertory Players’ in “I<br />
Have Been Here Before” by J.B.Priestley.<br />
Photograph of Albert Modley (1940 South Pier “Follies”)<br />
Postcard of South Pier entrance (undated)<br />
Vol 41 p 5 Photograph Derek Yelding and Rose Macari (1950’s)<br />
Photocopy of signed Albert Burdon photograph (undated)<br />
Photograph “Houston Sisters” signed Renee and Billie (undated)<br />
Photograph signed of Donald B. Stuart (1952?)<br />
Vol 41 p 6 Photograph signed by Tubby Turner (undated)<br />
Vol 41 p 7 Photograph “<strong>The</strong> Famous Pipeless Lafleur Electric Organ – Macari’s Dutch<br />
Serenaders” (undated)<br />
Vol 41 p 8 – 13 Eight photographs of Macari and His Serenaders (1935)<br />
Vol 41 p 14 Three photographs of Macari and /or his Dutch Serenaders (1935?)<br />
Vol 41 p 15 Photocopy of article from ‘Rhythm, April 1937’ where Antony Macari is interviewed.<br />
Vol 41 p 16 Programme: Jack Taylor presents “Taylor Made” (1945) starring Frank Randle,<br />
Donald Peers, Jimmy Clitheroe, Albert Burdon, Freda Barrie, Gladys Church and Gus<br />
Aubrey.<br />
Vol 41 p 17 Cutting from Evening Gazette June 21 st 1975, about Frank Randle.<br />
Vol 41 p 18 Photograph of the interior of South Pier (undated)<br />
Vol 41 p 19 Photograph of Jimmy Clitheroe on stage in “You’ll be lucky” (undated)<br />
Vol 41 p 20 Photograph of Jimmy Clitheroe (signed on separate slip of paper)<br />
Vol 41 p 21 Card advertising 1941 shows on South Pier, North Pier and Central Pier, including<br />
“Jack Taylor presents” on South Pier (Macari, Albert Burdon, Tubby Turner and<br />
Harry Lester.)<br />
Signed photograph of Norman Evans (undated)<br />
Signed photograph of Albert Burdon. (1944)<br />
Photograph of Donald Peers. (undated)
Vol 41 p 22 Small programme Sheet, Regal Pavilion South Pier May 19 th – 27 th 1945. International<br />
Music Week with the <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra. William Rees Conductor, Nina<br />
Milkina solo pianoforte [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 41 p 23 Pictorial Souvenir (1946) ‘Jack Taylor’s Season Show’ “Tinker Taylor” starring Frank<br />
Randle, Norman Evans, Karina, Uncle Peter, Tessa Deane, Gaston Palmer, Jack<br />
Stanford and Charles Mayhew.<br />
Vol 41 p 24 Programme for ‘Jack Taylor “Tinker Taylor” (1946?) see previous item [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 41 p 25 Programme ‘Jack Taylor’ presents the “Regal Revue” (1948?) starring Frank Randle,<br />
Gus Aubrey, and Sally Barnes.<br />
Vol 41 p 26 Programme ‘Jack Taylor’ presents the “Rainbow Revue” (photocopy only) (1948)<br />
starring Jimmy Clitheroe, Albert Burdon, Freda Barrie, Karina and Janet Haley<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 41 p 27 Programme 1948 Pictorial souvenir of the ‘Dave Morris Show’ and the ‘Dave Morris’<br />
Rainbow Revellers’ starring Allen brothers and June, Tom- Katz Saxophone six,<br />
Marion Sanders, Tony Ventere, Jack Walker, Gene Anderton, Billy Smith, Harry<br />
Vardon, Wally Wood, Evans and Bevans, Valerie Rayburn, Talbot Brown, Nancy<br />
Stevens, <strong>The</strong> John Joyce Four, Rob Douglas, Guy Holloway, Ray Penn and Peter<br />
Johnson.<br />
Vol 41 p 28 Programme (Undated) (photocopy only) Jack Taylor presents “Lady Here’s A Laugh”<br />
starring Jimmy Clitheroe, Karina, Albert Burdon and Donald Peers [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 41 p 29 Programme (undated 1946?) Jack Taylor presents “How Do Folk!” starring Norman<br />
Evans, Georgie Wood, Dolly Harmer and Joe Crastonian. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 41 p 30 Programme Sheet Regal Pavilion Jan 30 th 1949. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra.<br />
Conductor Robert Atherton, Leader Eva Martin and Solo pianoforte Dorothy Smith.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Flyer for Rainbow <strong>The</strong>atre (undated 1940’s?) “Uncle Peter” “<strong>The</strong> Children’s Show<br />
where grown-ups go” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 41 p 31 Programme 1950? “<strong>The</strong> Dave Morris Show” starring <strong>The</strong> Marcelli Brothers,<br />
Harmonica Hotshots, Babs and Larry Gordon, George Slack, Mary Redfern, Billy<br />
Smith, Jack Walker, Joe Gladwin, Joe Tracy, Jack Strand and Maurice Weston.<br />
Vol 41 p 32 Programme (undated 1951?) “<strong>The</strong> Dave Morris Show” starring <strong>The</strong> Bragazzi Trio,<br />
Claire and Leslie Gonda, <strong>The</strong> Harmony Four, <strong>The</strong> Regal-Tones, Harry Vardon, Arthur<br />
Tolcher, Billy Smith, Ivan Dixon, Linda Hagan and Jack Walker.<br />
Vol 41 p 33 Programme 1952 “Club Night” starring Dave Morris, Harry Marsh, Joe Gladwin and<br />
Phil Riley.<br />
Vol 41 p 34 As previous item, but with slight programme alterations [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 41 p 35 Signed photograph of Dave Morris.<br />
Undated programme “<strong>The</strong> Dave Morris Show” with Harry Vardon.
Vol 41 p 36 Photograph of Dave Morris.<br />
Vol 41 p 37 Programme (undated) “Children’s Playtime” Royal Pavilion.<br />
Vol 41 p 38 Programme (undated) Jack Taylor and Tom Arnold presents “<strong>The</strong> Rainbow Pierrots”<br />
with Charlie Parsons.<br />
Vol 41 p 39 Photograph Rainbow Pierrots 1952.<br />
Photograph of Norman Evans South Pier 1958.<br />
Photograph (undated) cast of “Charlie Parsons Show”<br />
Photograph signed Gladys Morgan South Pier 1956.<br />
Vol 41 p 40 Photograph of the Rainbow Pierrots 1953.<br />
Photograph of unidentified performers.<br />
Vol 41 p 41 Programme <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra, April 18 th 1954. Conductor Robert<br />
Atherton, soloists Hazel Pullen and Martin Milner.<br />
Vol 41 p 42 Flyer for 1954 season show “She’s Funny That Way”, starring Gladys Morgan and<br />
Kirk Stevens. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 41 p 43 Programme Regal <strong>The</strong>atre 1955, Jack Taylor and Tom Moss presents “Zip, Goes a<br />
Million”.<br />
Vol 41 p 44 Newspaper article from “Stage and Television Today” of Jan 31 st 1980 about Tom<br />
Moss.<br />
Vol 41 p 45 Photograph of Tom Moss.<br />
Letter to Evening Gazette from Tom Moss.<br />
Short undated newspaper cutting on Tom Moss.<br />
Vol 41 p 46 Undated Evening Gazette cutting about Tom Moss.<br />
Vol 41 p 47 Programme 1956, James Brennan presents “She Knows Y’Know” starring Hylda<br />
Baker, Albert and Les Ward, Billy McCormack, Donovan and Hayes, Viki Emra and<br />
Hazel Gee.<br />
Vol 41 p 48 Programme (summer season 1960). Clark and Murray (Grace Clark & Colin Murray),<br />
Billy Stutt, Danny Regan Trio, Ken and Alan Haynes, <strong>The</strong> Four Kool Katz, Rae<br />
Gordon, Jacqueline Simpson, John Allan, Alan Kent, May Moxon Debutantes, Anne<br />
Fields.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 42<br />
SOUTH PIER<br />
1961 –<br />
Vol 42 p 1 Flyer “Dick Whittington and his Wonderful Cat” from Dec 23 rd 1961. Starring Harry<br />
Rowson, June Foster and Sylvia Ross.<br />
Vol 42 p 2 Programme 1962 season, “Let’s Go” starring Joe Henderson, Ken Platt, Don Rennie,<br />
Julie Jones and Mimi Pearse.<br />
Vol 42 p 3 Flyer for previous item, “Let’s Go”.<br />
Vol 42 p 4 Photograph of Ken Platt from 1962 show “Let’s Go”<br />
Vol 42 p 5 Programme 1963 season. Bernard Hinchcliffe presents, “<strong>The</strong> Big Whit Show of 1963”<br />
starring Danny Williams, Sheila Buxton, Ted Lune, Peter Cavanagh, Ray Peters,<br />
Voltairs with Sammy King [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 42 p 6 Two entrance tickets for previous show, at the Rainbow <strong>The</strong>atre [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 42 p 7 Photograph of Harry Corbett and Sooty and Sweep 1963<br />
Newspaper cutting 1963 “Big Star Show” starring Karl Denver, Marty Wilde and<br />
Eden Kane.<br />
Vol 42 p 8 Programme 1964 “Big Star Show” starring Joe Brown, Johnny Kidd, Al Paige, <strong>The</strong><br />
Tornados, Mike Preston and Lynne Perrie.<br />
Vol 42 p 9 Photograph of Joe Brown and <strong>The</strong> Bruvvers, 1964?<br />
Vol 42 p 10 Flyer for “Big Star Show of 1965” starring Gerry and the Pacemakers, Karl Denver,<br />
Trio, and Gene Vincent.[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 42 p 11 Programme (undated) “Boeing Boeing” starring Hugh Lloyd, Dandy Nichols, Jimmy<br />
Thompson, Ann Sidney, Vicki Woolf and Christina Taylor.<br />
Vol 42 p 12 Programme (undated circa 1971) “<strong>The</strong> Laugh Inn” starring <strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds, Alan<br />
Fox, Lambert and Ross, Syd Francis and Barbara Law.<br />
Vol 42 p 13 Programme (1974) “<strong>The</strong> Laugh Inn” starring Candlewick Green, Mike Terry, She<br />
(Kathy, Chris and Ellie) Joe Belcher and Emerson and Jayne.<br />
Vol 42 p 14 Flyer for previous item.<br />
Vol 42 p 15 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Jolson Summer Revue” 1975. starring Freddie Garrity, Ann Emery,<br />
Charles Vance, Eddie Davies and Charlie Gray, Steve Sabre and Harry Foster.<br />
Vol 42 p 16 Newspaper cutting on Freddie Garrity.<br />
Vol 42 p 17 Programme “A Super Summer Night Out” 1976, starring <strong>The</strong> Black Abbotts, Alfonso<br />
de los Rios, Mike Newman, Duggie Clarke and Pip and Geoff George.
Vol 42 p 18 Newspaper cutting on <strong>The</strong> Black Abbotts.1976<br />
Newspaper cutting on Mike Newman, 1976<br />
Vol 42 p 19 Programme “Laugh Inn ‘77” starring <strong>The</strong> Black Abbotts, Kenny Smiles, Roy Walker<br />
and Paul Derek.<br />
Vol 42 p 20 Programme “Laugh Inn ‘78” starring Candlewick Green, Neville King, Mick Miller,<br />
Russ Stevens and Stocking Tops.<br />
Vol 42 p 21 Programme “All Stars Together” 1978, produced by Terry Cantor in aid of <strong>The</strong><br />
Entertainment Artistes’ Benevolent Fund.<br />
Vol 42 p 22 Flyer June 16 th 1978, “As According to Kossoff” (evening of TV and Radio Bible<br />
stories sponsored by Salvation Army)<br />
Vol 42 p 23 Signed photograph of David Kossoff.<br />
Signed Grumbleweeds photograph .<br />
Two photographs Neville King (1978)<br />
Vol 42 p 24 Programme “Laugh Inn ‘79” starring Tomfoolery, Mick Miller, Nuts and Bolts,<br />
J.J.Stewart, <strong>The</strong> Wychwoods and <strong>The</strong> Angels.<br />
Vol 42 p 25 Flyer June 5 th 1977, Wurzles, Koffee ‘n’ Kreme.<br />
Flyer (undated) “Holiday Showtime” – Derek Batey “Mr & Mrs”<br />
Vol 42 p 26 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Candlewick Green Show” 1980, starring Ward Allen, Hal Nolan,<br />
McLean Sisters and Russ Stevens.<br />
Vol 42 p 27 Newspaper cuttings about Ward Allen and Russ Stevens, 1980.<br />
Vol 42 p 28 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Candlewick Green Show” 1981 starring Mick Miller, Walter Gee,<br />
Young Love and Star Puppets.<br />
Vol 42 p 29 Photograph of <strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds, <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1981.<br />
Vol 42 p 30 Newspaper cutting on Mick Miller and Candlewick Green (<strong>Blackpool</strong> 81)<br />
Vol 42 p 31 Programme “Startime 1982” starring Paul Shane, Black Onyx, Anderson Sisters, Billy<br />
Fontayne and Star Puppets.<br />
Vol 42 p 32 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Rockin’Berries Fun Show” 1983, starring Bernie Clifton, <strong>The</strong><br />
Sheratons, Elspeth, Ray Cornell’s Dream Girls (signed by many of the stars)<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 42 p 33 Three cuttings on South Pier Shows (Two for 1983 and 1985)<br />
Vol 42 p 34 Programme “Sunday Concerts at the South Pier <strong>The</strong>atre ‘83”, starring Billy Fontayne,<br />
Peter Stacey, Matt Munro, Helen Jayne and Simon Lovell [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 42 p 35 Flyer “Variety Cavalcades” 1986, starring Robert Young, Mike Donohoe, Roy Rivers,<br />
Derry & Johnstone and Jill Maxwell.<br />
Vol 42 p 36 – 38 Newspaper cuttings on shows 1984 and 1986(2).
Vol 42 p 39 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Laughter Show” 1987, starring Charlie Williams, Norman Collier,<br />
Cheryl Taylor, <strong>The</strong> International Mosaics, Vic Collier and <strong>The</strong> Coco Tots.<br />
Vol 42 p 40 Two flyers 1987, “<strong>The</strong> Frank Carson Laughter Show” with guest Phil Kelly.<br />
“Roy ‘Chubby’ Brown”, Both flyers advertise the “Charlie Williams Laughter<br />
Show”(as previous item) on reverse.<br />
Vol 42 p 41 Photograph of Frank Carson 1972.<br />
Vol 42 p 42 Newspaper cutting about 1987 Shows.<br />
Vol 42 p 43 Newspaper cutting about Norman and Vic Collier, 1987.<br />
Vol 42 p 44 Newspaper cutting on 1987 and 87 Shows.<br />
Vol 42 p 45 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Laughter Show 1988, starring Tom O’Connor, Mick Miller, Babs &<br />
Spider, <strong>The</strong> International Mosaics and Ritzy Lady.<br />
Vol 42 p 46 Photograph of Mick Miller.<br />
Vol 42 p 47 Newspaper cutting about 1988 show.<br />
Vol 42 p 48 Programme “Jimmy Cricket Laughter Show ‘89”, starring Renato, Julian Russell,<br />
Dave Lee, Katie Budd, Ray Cornell Dancers and Malcolm Dixon.<br />
Vol 42 p 49 – 50 Newspaper cuttings about Jimmy Cricket and Renato.<br />
Vol 42 p 51 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Fabulous Danny La Rue Show” 1990, starring Mike Doyle and<br />
Danny’s Dazzling Company.<br />
Vol 42 p 52 Flyer for previous show 1990.<br />
Vol 42 p 53 Programme “<strong>The</strong> All New Jimmy Cricket Show” 1991, starring Morgan Lee James,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Minting Sisters, Basil Soper, Eli Woods, Malcolm Dixon, Ray Cornell Dancers,<br />
Dave Bintley Band.<br />
Vol 42 p 54 Programme “Frankie Vaughan’s Golden Showstoppers” 1992, starring <strong>The</strong> Kaye<br />
Sisters, Alan Randall and Barnaby.<br />
Vol 42 p 55 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Magic of the Musicals in concert” (1993) starring Mark Rattray,<br />
Rebecca Storm.<br />
Vol 42 p 56 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 42 p 57 Programme “Rosie O’Grady’s All-Star Music Hall” (1994) starring Frank Carson, <strong>The</strong><br />
Bachelors, Norman Collier, Linda Nolan.<br />
Vol 42 p 58 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Frank Carson Show” (1995), also starring Duncan Norvelle, <strong>The</strong><br />
Roly Polys, Linda Nolan.<br />
Vol 42 p 59 Flyer for above show<br />
Also flyer “Free Kids Entertainment… Punch and Judy, Magic Shows and Balloon<br />
Modelling”.<br />
Vol 42 p 60 Flyer “Roy ‘Chubby’ Brown” 1995.
Vol 42 p 61 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Duncan Norvelle Show” (1996), also starring Barnaby, Trilogy,<br />
Dick Van Winkle, Dance Experience, Rob Cooke Band<br />
Vol 42 p 62 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds and Frank Carson” South Pier 1997.<br />
[<strong>The</strong> 1997 season was the final one, prior to demolition of the theatre]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 43<br />
COMBINED THEATRE PROGRAMMES<br />
1923 - 1935<br />
TOWER<br />
PALACE<br />
GRAND<br />
AND WINTER GARDENS FROM 1933<br />
Vol 43 p 1 Tower, Palace and Grand from Aug 13 th 1923.<br />
Grand – Jack Buchanan in “Toni”.<br />
Palace – Florrie Forde, <strong>The</strong> Chorus Queen.<br />
Tower – Arthur Davies and his famous Syncopated Orchestra [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 43 p 2 Tower, Palace and Grand from March 23 rd 1925.<br />
Grand – O’Mara Opera Company.<br />
Palace – Rene and Renard, Will Collinson, Lilian Lee, Lillian Burgiss, El Ray and<br />
Ada Reeve.<br />
Tower – Arthur Davies’ Symphonic Orchestra.<br />
Vol 43 p 3 Tower, Palace and Grand from July 19th 1926.<br />
Grand – “ Aloma “ (A tale of the South seas).<br />
Palace – Two Bon-Tons, Nellie Wigley, Larry Kemble and Beryl Beresford.<br />
Tower – “Memories” with Little Emmie.<br />
- Arthur Davies’ Symphonic Orchestra.<br />
Tower Circus – Doodles and August<br />
Vol 43 p 4 Tower, Palace and Grand from June 6 th 1927.<br />
Grand – “No No Nanette”.<br />
Palace – Revene and Norval, Dan Leno, Holloway and Austin, Twelve Plaza Tiller<br />
Girls, Lily Burns and Jack Hylton with his band.<br />
Tower – Dan Godfrey and his Rhythmic Band.<br />
Tower Circus – John Lester’s Midgets, Liliputians Ladies and Doodles.<br />
Vol 43 p 5 Tower, Palace and Grand from July 11 th 1927.<br />
Grand – “<strong>The</strong> First Year” Vincent Sternboyd and O.B.Clarence.<br />
Palace – Alva Brothers, Syd Howard, Nora Delany, Houston Sisters and Gresham<br />
Sisters.<br />
Tower – “Treasures and Pleasures” (Children’s Ballet) with Little Emmie.<br />
Tower Circus – John Lester’s Midgets, Liliputians Ladies and Doodles.<br />
Vol 43 p 6 Tower, Palace and Grand from Oct 1 st 1928. (Outer cover missing)<br />
Grand – “Mr What’s- his- Name”.<br />
Palace – Not included.<br />
Tower – “Tower Typical Tokens” (Children’s Ballet) with Little Emmie.<br />
Vol 43 p 7 Tower, Palace and Grand form Oct 20th 1928.<br />
Grand – “<strong>The</strong> Night Hawk” with Ian Swinley and Olga Lindo.<br />
Palace – “Go” by Herbert Russell and the Orchestra.<br />
Tower – “Tower Typical Tokens” (Children’s Ballet) with Little Emmie.
Tower Circus – John Lester’s Midgets, Lucy Morton.(<strong>Blackpool</strong>’s Olympic Swimmer)<br />
and Doodles and Fiery Jack.<br />
Vol 43 p 8 Tower, Palace and Grand from Sept 2 nd 1929.<br />
Grand – “<strong>The</strong> Stranger Within” with Olga Lindo.<br />
Palace – Billy Resso, Elsa, Percy Honri, Nat Mills and Bobbie, Willie Pantzer and<br />
Palace Tiller Girls.<br />
Tower – Bertini and his Band, Max Bruce at the Wonder Wurlitzer Organ.<br />
Tower Circus – Doodles and Fiery Jack, Winston’s Water Lions.<br />
Vol 43 p 9 Tower, Palace and Grand from Oct 14 th 1929.<br />
Grand – “Journey’s End”<br />
Palace – Collinson and Dean, 5 Juggling Jewels, Los 4 Senalags, Mona Vivian,<br />
Dekker and Pan and Debroy Somers.<br />
Tower – Jepson’s Band, Max Bruce at the Wurlitzer.<br />
Tower Circus – Doodles and Fiery Jack.<br />
Vol 43 p 10 Tower, Palace and Grand from Aug 1 st 1932.<br />
Grand – Pickford Sisters, Dinks and Trixie, Paddy Drew, Little Doreen, Sandy Rowan,<br />
Three Eddies, Gracie Fields and Sam Linfield.<br />
Palace – “Variety Vanities” Arthur White, Florence Oldham, Harum & Scarum, Jack<br />
Payne with his Band.<br />
Tower – “Summertime” (Children’s Ballet) with Little Emmie.<br />
Bertini and his Broadcasting Band.<br />
Tower Circus – Doodles, Fiery Jack, Jimmy Mac, D’Arty, Albert Austin and Van<br />
Norman.<br />
Vol 43 p 11 Tower, Palace and Grand form Sept 26 th 1932.<br />
Grand – “She Couldn’t Say No”<br />
Palace – “Variety Vanities” Arthur White, Joe Young, Karolla Girls, Robb Wilton and<br />
Georgie Wood.<br />
Tower – “Summertime” (Children’s Ballet) with Little Emmie.<br />
Bertini and the Tower Dance Band.<br />
Tower Circus – Doodles, Fiery Jack, Jimmy Mac, D’Arty, Albert Austin and Van<br />
Norman.<br />
Vol 43 p 12 Tower, Palace and Grand and Winter Gardens from June 19 th 1933.<br />
Grand – “Face in the Sky” with Spencer Tracy and Marian Nixon.<br />
Palace – “Madison Square Garden” with Jack Oakie.<br />
Tower – Bertini and the <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower Broadcast Band,.<br />
Reginald Dixon at the Wurlitzer.<br />
Tower Circus – Doodles, Austin Brothers, Van Norman, D’Arty, Jimmy Mac and<br />
Vojtek Trubka.<br />
Winter Gardens – Opera House, Henry Baynton in “Death Takes a Holiday” and “<strong>The</strong><br />
Importance of being Earnest” and “<strong>The</strong> Sport of Kings”<br />
Pavilion, Spencer Tracy and Bette Davis in “20,000 years in Sing Sing”<br />
Vol 43 p 13 Tower, Palace, and Winter Gardens from Oct 28 th 1935 (Photocopy only)<br />
Palace – Raymond Sisters, Peter White, Harriett Hutchins, Alan Reno, James Phelan,<br />
Carr Brothers, Arthur Prince and Jim, <strong>The</strong> New Trix Sisters and Mackey Twins.<br />
Tower – Boxing Len Hampson and Mickey Summers.<br />
Winter Gardens – Opera House “Jubilee Revue”
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 44<br />
COMBINED THEATRE PROGRAMMES<br />
1936 – 1937<br />
TOWER<br />
PALACE<br />
GRAND<br />
(AND WINTER GARDENS FROM 1933)<br />
Vol 44 p 1 Tower, Palace and Winter Gardens from 6 th April 1936. (photocopy only) [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 44 p 2 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 13 th July 1936.<br />
Vol 44 p 3 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 3 rd Aug 1936.<br />
Vol 44 p 4 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 14 th Sept 1936. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 44 p 5 Tower, Palace and Winter Gardens from 16 th November 1936. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 44 p 6 Tower, Palace and Winter Gardens from 23 rd November 1936. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 44 p 7 Feldman’s <strong>The</strong>atre from 23 rd November 1936. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 44 p 8 Tower, Palace and Winter Gardens from 8 th Feb 1937.<br />
Vol 44 p 9 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 22 nd March 1937.<br />
Vol 44 p 10 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from29th March 1937.<br />
Vol 44 p 11 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from17th May 1937 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 44 p 12 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from16th Aug 1937 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 44 p 13 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 6th Sept 1937 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 44 p 14 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 13th Sept 1937 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 44 p 15 Tower, Palace and Winter Gardens from 15 th Nov 1937 (photocopy only) [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 45<br />
COMBINED THEATRE PROGRAMMES<br />
1938 – 1939<br />
TOWER<br />
PALACE<br />
GRAND<br />
AND WINTER GARDENS<br />
Vol 45 p 1 Tower, Palace and Winter Gardens from 31 st Jan 1938.<br />
Vol 45 p 2 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 6 th June 1938.<br />
Vol 45 p 3 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 20 th June 1938<br />
Vol 45 p 4 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 8 th Aug 1938 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 45 p 5 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 15 th Aug 1938 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 45 p 6 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 29 th Aug 1938 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 45 p 7 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 5 th Sept 1938 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 45 p 8 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 12 th Sept 1938 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 45 p 9 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 10 th July 1939 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]. Includes photographic images of Reginald Dixon, Jack Hylton,<br />
Florrie Forde, Francis Collins, Larry Brennan and Horace Finch.<br />
Vol 45 p 10 Tower, Palace, Opera House and Grand from 10 th July 1939 (photocopy only).<br />
Similar to above item in content, but contains reference to acts at Olympia in the<br />
Winter Gardens, including Dr Walford Bodie (“the most mysterious man on earth”),<br />
Ching Wu, Marco [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 45 p 11 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 24 th July 1939 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 45 p 12 Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 23 rd Oct 1939 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 45 p 13 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 13 th Nov 1939.<br />
Vol 45 p 14 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 7 th Dec 1939.<br />
Vol 45 p 15 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 23 rd Dec 1939.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 46<br />
COMBINED THEATRE PROGRAMMES<br />
1940 -<br />
TOWER<br />
PALACE<br />
GRAND<br />
AND WINTER GARDENS<br />
Vol 46 p 1 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 18 th March 1940 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 46 p 2 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 6 th May 1940.<br />
Vol 46 p 3 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 13 th May 1940 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 46 p 4 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 2 nd Sept 1940 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 46 p 5 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 9 th Sept 1940 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 46 p 6 Programme identical to previous item but with different cover design. [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 46 p 7 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 7 th Oct 1940 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 46 p 8 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 11 th Nov 1940.<br />
Vol 46 p 9 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 27 th April 1941.<br />
Vol 46 p 10 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 2 nd June 1941.<br />
Vol 46 p 11 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 7 th July 1941 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 46 p 12 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 29 th July 1941 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 46 p 13 Tower, Palace, Grand and Winter Gardens from 18 th Nov 1941.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 47<br />
WINTER GARDENS VENUES<br />
1878 – 1938<br />
(EXCEPT OPERA HOUSE)<br />
Vol 47 p 1 Extract from London Illustrated News of 1878 of Lord Mayor of London opening<br />
Winter Gardens.<br />
Vol 47 p 2 – 3 Extract from <strong>The</strong> Illustrated Carpenter and Builder of 23 rd August 1878 on the opening<br />
of the Winter Gardens [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 47 p 4 Photograph of Musical Director M Riviere presented on the occasion of his benefit on<br />
17 th Sept 1881.<br />
Postcard of Madame de Voigt holding snakes.1893.<br />
Postcard of comedian Billy Paterson, 1879.<br />
Unidentified postcard.<br />
Vol 47 p 5 Four postcards of Sarah Bernhardt (appeared 1882 at Winter Gardens)<br />
Vol 47 p 6 Programme. Winter Gardens 30 th May 1885 (very fragile) Winter Gardens Band<br />
Conductor E.O.Epworth.<br />
Vol 47 p 7 Programme 1887 “Demonstration by the Nonconformist Sunday Scholars of<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>, in the Winter Gardens” to mark the Queen’s Jubilee June 21 st 1887.<br />
Vol 47 p 8 Photograph of Winter Gardens exterior.<br />
Vol 47 p 9 Four early 20 th century postcard views of the Winter Gardens.<br />
Vol 47 p 10 Four postcard views of Empress Ballroom (early 20 th century to modern)<br />
Vol 47 p 11 Four early 20 th century postcard views of Indian Lounge.<br />
Vol 47 p 12 Four early 20 th century postcard views of Winter Gardens entrance hall.<br />
Vol 47 p 13 Two photographic views of Winter Gardens Pavilion (one interior one exterior)<br />
Vol 47 p 14 Two postcard views of the Fernery and two further postcards of Palm Court / Floral<br />
Hall.<br />
Vol 47 p 15 Undated exhibition photograph of a Winter Garden programme or poster.<br />
Postcard of Italian Tea Gardens.<br />
Postcard of Les Montagnes Russes.<br />
Postcard of “<strong>The</strong> <strong>The</strong>atre” Winter Gardens.<br />
Vol 47 p 16 “Album of six coloured picture postcards: views of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Winter Gardens” early<br />
20 th century)<br />
1904 postcard of “Grand Pavilion”
Vol 47 p 17 Programme. Winter Gardens 1894 (photocopy only – original in Vol 158, p 4)<br />
Madame Annie Albu, Seymour Jackson, full orchestra - 50 performers [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 47 p 18 Programme. Winter Gardens, 10th July 1905 “Spectacular Ballet Extravaganza<br />
entitled ‘Round the World’ with Ireland, Canada, Japan and India” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 47 p 19 Programme Winter Gardens 12 th July 1909 “Grand Ballet Amsterdam. Little<br />
Mannikins” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 47 p 20 Programme Winter Gardens 1909 (photocopy only – original in Vol 158 p 5 )<br />
Vol 47 p 21 Programme Sheet 24 th July 1910. Marie Hall, C Stuart Edwards and Miss Lonie<br />
Basche [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 47 p 22 Programme. (undated) Marie Hall, Gertrude Bloomfield, Marguerite Tilleard, Grand<br />
Concert Orchestra. . [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 47 p 23 Programme Winter Gardens. 31 st July 1910, Madame Melba, Frederick Ranelow.<br />
Conductor Landon Ronald [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 47 p 24 Programme sheet Empress Ballroom. Grand Ballet 1812 – 1912.<br />
Alice Maude [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 47 p 25 Programme L.M.S. [Missionary] Great Exhibition 5 th – 8 th Feb 1913.<br />
Vol 47 p 26 Programme Winter Gardens April 1 st – 10 th 1915. Musical Comedy Revue “By the<br />
Seaside” feature Fred T.Jane “on the naval war” Evening Concert Irene Scharrer and<br />
Winifred Worthington. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 47 p 27 Flyer May 30 th 1915, Mark Hambourg, pianist, Annabel McDonald. With an attached<br />
newspaper interview with Mark Hambourg [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 47 p 28 Flyer Dec 25 th 1916, Grand Pavilion. “<strong>The</strong> Messiah” Naomi O’Bell, Gertrude<br />
Appleyard, Joseph Cheetham and Bridge Peters.<br />
Vol 47 p 29 Three postcards of Fred Terry.<br />
Postcard of Herr Kubelik (born 1880 died 1940)<br />
Vol 47 p 30 Three postcards of Auguste Van Biere.<br />
Postcard of Madame Patti 1904.<br />
Vol 47 p 31 Two postcards of the Kremo Family.<br />
Postcard of a stage scene from the show “Brighter <strong>Blackpool</strong>”<br />
Signed postcard of De Meglis.<br />
Vol 47 p 32 Three postcards Della Rosa Band.<br />
Postcard “<strong>The</strong> Little Mannikins” (sung by Ivy Moore) Grand Ballet Amsterdam 1909.<br />
Vol 47 p 33 Programme. Season 1925, Empress Ballroom. Recitals on the Great Organ. Organist<br />
James Hodgetts.<br />
Vol 47 p 34 Winter Gardens combined programme 12 th July 1936, Charlot’s Revue with Jessie<br />
Matthews, Herbert Mundin, Wylie Tate’s “Brighter <strong>Blackpool</strong>”
Vol 47 p 35 Programme. Winter Gardens Pavilion “<strong>The</strong> Circular Tour” or “Round the World in<br />
Fifty Days” (Summer show 1927) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 47 p 36 Programme. Winter Gardens Grand Pavilion “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Follies of 1928”<br />
Vol 47 p 37 Programme Winter Gardens Empress Ballroom July 24 th 1929. Grand Gala Ball and<br />
All Star Midnight Cabaret. George Lockhart, Mona Vivian, Billy Denvers, Doodles,<br />
Fiery Jack, Clown Fred, Mac and Edgar, Dorothy Langley, Houston Sisters, Arthur<br />
Riscoe and Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 47 p 38 Postcard of “<strong>The</strong> Elliott ….”<br />
Postcard of “<strong>The</strong> Cardenias”<br />
Two postcards of the “Tzigane Orchestra”<br />
Vol 47 p 39 Photograph of John Tiller.<br />
Vol 47 p 40 Photograph of John Tiller Girls on stage.<br />
Vol 47 p 41 Coloured illustration of the “Spanish Courtyard”<br />
Vol 47 p 42 Coloured illustration of the “Baronial Hall”<br />
Vol 47 p 43 Illustration of “<strong>The</strong> Wonderful Kellar in his unique and startling wonders”<br />
Vol 47 p 44 Photograph of W.C.Fields.<br />
Vol 47 p 45 Programme. “Gala of Galas” Oct 6 th 1932, in aid of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Victoria Hospital.<br />
Arthur White, John Bayer’s Maltese Dogs and Hai Yung.<br />
Vol 47 p 46 Programme. 15 th Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival 27 th May – 1 st June 1935.<br />
Vol 47 p 47 Programme. 16 th Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival 18 th – 23 rd May 1936. [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 47 p 48 Programme. 18 th Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival 23 rd – 28 th May 1938.<br />
Vol 47 p 49 Programme. Winter Gardens 15 th – 21 st October 1938. Billy Merson, Mildred<br />
Waynne at Opera House, Jack Hylton at the Palace [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 48<br />
WINTER GARDENS VENUES<br />
1939 - 1959<br />
(EXCEPT OPERA HOUSE)<br />
Vol 48 p 1 Programme London Philharmonic Orchestra Dec 12 th 1939. Empress Ballroom.<br />
Conductor Sir Thomas Beecham. Leader Thomas Matthews.<br />
Vol 48 p 2 Postcard of Oscar Rabin and <strong>The</strong> Romany Boys.<br />
Postcard of Charles Farrell and the Empress Band.<br />
Signed photograph of Joe Loss and his Orchestra.<br />
Unidentified crowd and stage scene.<br />
Vol 48 p 3 Programme Aug 5 th 1945. “In the Mood” Joe Loss and his Orchestra.<br />
Vol 48 p 4 Programme 21 st Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival May 29 th – 31 st 1946. [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 48 p 5 Programme 22 nd Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival May 12 th – 16 th 1947<br />
Vol 48 p 6 Programme 23rd Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival May 3 rd – 7th 1948 [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>.<br />
Vol 48 p 7 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Annie Get Your Gun” (summer season 1949)<br />
Annie Oakley, Frank Butler.<br />
Vol 48 p 8 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion 17 th Oct 1949. “Careless Rapture” by Ivor<br />
Novello. Nicolette Roeg, Charles Gillespie, Arthur Hosking and Muriel Barron.<br />
Vol 48 p 9 Flyer for previous show “Careless Rapture” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library collection]<br />
Vol 48 p 10 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion 29 th Feb 1950 (photocopy only) Ivan & Yvonne,<br />
Moxham Brothers, Sam Costa, <strong>The</strong> Nitwits, Ballet Montmarte [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library collection]<br />
Vol 48 p 11 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion 17 th April 1950. “Madam Tic-Tac” Hilary<br />
Vernon, Leslie Yeo, Hazel Hughes and Wyndham Milligan.<br />
Vol 48 p 12 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion 8 th May 1950.”Rosmersholm” Nora Nicholson,<br />
Signe Hasso, Edward Chapman, Robert Harris, Hugh Griffiths and John Kidd.<br />
Vol 48 p 13 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion 22 nd May 1950. “Larger Than Life” Arthur<br />
Lowe, Philippa Gill and Reginald Denny.<br />
Vol 48 p 14 Programme “Take it from Here” (Summer Season 1950) Jimmy Edwards, Joy Nichols,<br />
Dick Bentley. (See also the next two items)<br />
Vol 48 p 15 Souvenir brochure for previous show.
Vol 48 p 16 Flyer for previous show “Take it from Here” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 48 p 17 Signed photograph Joy Nichols.<br />
Photograph of Jimmy Edwards.<br />
Vol 48 p 18 Programme Evening Gazette ‘Home and Beauty Exhibition’, Olympia, 14 th – 25 th Nov<br />
1950.<br />
Vol 48 p 19 Photograph of Joan Turner.<br />
Vol 48 p 20 Photograph of Rose Brennan.<br />
Vol 48 p 21 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Over the Garden Wall” (Summer Season 1951)<br />
Senor Carlos, Anna Mac and Canfield Smith.<br />
Vol 48 p 22 Photograph of Danny Kaye.<br />
Vol 48 p 23 Programme Empress Ballroom 17 th – 18 th July 1952. Danny Kaye Concert Tour. Also<br />
with Ray Martin, <strong>The</strong> Dunhills, Jack Simpson and the Tanner Sisters.<br />
Vol 48 p 24 Programme 26 th Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival. April 30 th – May 4 th 1951.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 48 p 25 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Happy Landings” (Summer Season 1952)<br />
Ronnie Ronalde, Freddie Sales [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library collection]<br />
Vol 48 p 26 Flyer for previous show “Happy Landings” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library collection]<br />
Vol 48 p 27 Programme Sat 22nd March, 1952. “Annual Old Time Dancing Pageant” by<br />
International Sequence Old Time Dance Circle.<br />
Vol 48 p 28 Programme Empress Ballroom Oct 14 th – 16 th 1952. Third Annual Autumn Old Time<br />
Dance Festival. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library collection]<br />
Vol 48 p 29 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Something to Sing About” (Summer Season<br />
1953) Allan Jones, Ken Platt, Morecambe & Wise, Harry Worth and Jean Bayless.<br />
Vol 48 p 30 Programme Empress Ballroom, 5 th Feb 1954. Old Time Ball and Carnival.<br />
Vol 48 p 31 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Happy Holiday” (Summer Season 1954) Terry<br />
Thomas, David Whitfield, Freddie Frinton and Stella Morey. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 48 p 32 Flyer for previous show “Happy Holiday” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library collection]<br />
Vol 48 p 33 Programme Empress Ballroom.29 th Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival May 24 th – 28 th<br />
1954.<br />
Vol 48 p 34 Signed postcard of Dickie Valentine.<br />
Signed Photograph of David Whitfield.<br />
Two photographs of Ted Heath.<br />
Vol 48 p 35 Entrance ticket for Winter Gardens August 19 th 1952.<br />
Photograph “Transmission of Thought – Olympia <strong>Blackpool</strong>” Desmond, Vivienne,<br />
Toni and Kathleen.
Vol 48 p 36 Flyer “Royal Performance Celebrations” 13 th April 1955, Spanish Hall and Empress<br />
Ballroom. Charles Barlow and the Spanish Hall Orchestra. Geraldo and his Orchestra<br />
(Empress Ballroom)<br />
Vol 48 p 37 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Sing a Happy Song” (Summer Season 1955)<br />
David Whitfield, Bill Waddington, Peter Colville, Vic Gordon, Dagenham Girl Pipers,<br />
Semprini and Norma Lowdon.<br />
Vol 48 p 38 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion. “<strong>The</strong> Dave King Show” (Summer Season 1956)<br />
Dave King, Jill Day, Mrs Shuttlewick, Margaret West, Howard Jones, Reggie Arnold<br />
and Warren, Devine and Sparks [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 48 p 39 Programme. Winter Gardens Pavilion. “Startime” (Summer Season 1957) Bob<br />
Monkhouse, Joan savage, <strong>The</strong> Three Romanos, Ken Morris and Karen Greer.<br />
Vol 48 p 40 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Association of Inner Wheel Clubs” Annual<br />
Conference 1958.<br />
Vol 48 p 41 Programme Empress Ballroom. 33 rd Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival May 12 th – 16 th<br />
1958 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library collection]<br />
Vol 48 p 42 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Goldilocks and the Three Bears” 24 th Dec 1958.<br />
George Martin and Betty Jumel.<br />
Vol 48 p 43 Programme Empress Ballroom 34 th Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival May 4 th – 8 th<br />
1959 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 48 p 44 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Pot Luck” (Summer Season 1959) Charlie<br />
Chester, Hedley Ward Trio, Joan Davis Dancers and Marian Miller.<br />
Vol 48 p 45 Further copy of above programme, apparently signed by Walter Landauer and Alyn<br />
Ainsworth (although they do not appear to be part of the cast).<br />
Vol 48 p 46 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Cinderella” 24 th Dec 1959. Peggy Thompson,<br />
Josephine Gordon, Gary Grande, David Mars and Johnny Dallas [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library collection]<br />
Vol 48 p 47 Four Photographs of Horace Finch at the Empress Wurlitzer organ.<br />
Vol 48 p 48 Show ticket for the 1959 Summer Season “Pot Luck” Show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library collection]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 49<br />
WINTER GARDENS VENUES<br />
1960 - 1970<br />
(EXCEPT OPERA HOUSE)<br />
Vol 49 p 1 Programme Empress Ballroom. 35 th Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival May 23 rd – 27 th<br />
1960 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 49 p 2 Letter indicating that the 1960 Dance Festival will be televised [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 49 p 3 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Don’t Stop-You’re Killing Me!”(Summer<br />
Season 1960) Bob Monkhouse, <strong>The</strong> Peters Sisters, Rob Murray, <strong>The</strong> Trotter Brothers,<br />
Kazbek and Zari, Trio Vitalites and Jerry Desmonde.<br />
Vol 49 p 4 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion. “Mother Goose” 23 rd Dec 1960. Tony Heaton,<br />
Eileen Keegan, Tony Melody and Don Peters.<br />
Vol 49 p 5 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion. “Putting On the Donegan” (Summer Season<br />
1961) Lonnie Donegan, John Tiller girls, Norman Vaughan, Suzi Miller and <strong>The</strong><br />
Dallas Boys.<br />
Vol 49 p 6 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion. “Goody Two Shoes” Dec 22 nd 1961. Aly<br />
Wilson, George Martin and Margaret Mitchell.<br />
Vol 49 p 7 Photograph of comedian Dave King.<br />
Vol 49 p 8 Programme Empress Ballroom 26 th Jan 1962. “<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> and District Concert<br />
Secretaries’ 13 th Annual Command Performance of Clubland” (photocopy only)<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 49 p 9 Programme Empress Ballroom, 37 th Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival, May 28 th –<br />
June 1 st 1962 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 49 p 10 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “<strong>The</strong> Arthur Haynes Show” (Summer Season<br />
1962) Nicholas Parsons, Danny Williams, Ken Morris, Joan Savage, and John Tiller<br />
Girls [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 49 p 11 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “<strong>The</strong> Starlight Room” (Summer Season 1963)<br />
David Whitfield, <strong>The</strong> Vernon Girls, <strong>The</strong> Dallas Boys, Maria Neglia and Pinky and<br />
Perky.<br />
Vol 49 p 12 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Person Unknown” Dec 30 th 1963. Anna Neagle,<br />
Charles Tingwell and Sally Mates.<br />
Vol 49 p 13 Two Halle Orchestra programmes for the Empress Ballroom, 17 th Jan 1962 Conductor<br />
Sir John Barbirolli: 24 th May 1964 Conductor Maurice Handford.<br />
Vol 49 p 14 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Where Angels Fear To Tread” Feb 17 th 1964.<br />
Michael Denison, Dulcie Gray, Violet Farebrother, Nan Munroe and Keith Baxter.
Vol 49 p 15 Programme Empress Ballroom 39 th Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival May 4 th – 8 th<br />
1964.<br />
Vol 49 p 16 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “<strong>The</strong> Dick Emery Show” (Summer Season 1964)<br />
Colin Crompton (signed by him) Clinton Ford, <strong>The</strong> Kaye Sisters and Eddie Calvert.<br />
Vol 49 p 17 Programme and Registration Form Royal National Institute for the Deaf conference,<br />
Winter Gardens 28 th to 30 th Oct, 1964.<br />
Vol 49 p 18 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “No! No! Nanette” 21 st Dec 1964. Sandra<br />
Michaels, Nicholas Bennett.<br />
Vol 49 p 19 Flyer Winter Gardens “<strong>The</strong> Syd Lawrence Orchestra” (1964?)<br />
Vol 49 p 20 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players “Wild Violets”<br />
8 th March 1965.<br />
Vol 49 p 21 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “<strong>The</strong> Happy Holiday Show” (Summer Season<br />
1965) Jimmy Clitheroe, Susan Maughan and Kenny Ball. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 49 p 22 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “<strong>The</strong> Student Prince” 15 th Nov 1965.<br />
Vol 49 p 23 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “<strong>The</strong> Ballet Rambert” 23 rd Nov 1965<br />
Vol 49 p 24 Undated Menu, with a musical programme by the Spanish Hall Orchestra, Violin-<br />
Arthur Johnson, piano- Ernest Broadbent, Cello- Harry Jones, Bass- Tom Howarth.<br />
Programme Empress Ballroom Sept 19 th 1965, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic<br />
Orchestra. Leader Peter Mountain, guest conductor Meredith Davies, soloist Andrew<br />
Woodburn.<br />
Vol 49 p 25 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players “Bitter Sweet” 14 th<br />
March 1966.<br />
Vol 49 p 26 Letter from <strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players regarding advertising in the previous<br />
programme.<br />
Vol 49 p 27 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “<strong>The</strong> Arthur Haynes Show”(Summer Season<br />
1966) Arthur Haynes, Susan Lane, Des Lane, Barbara Halliwell, <strong>The</strong> Gale Boys,<br />
Dermot Kelly, Leslie Noyes, Rita Webb and Tony Fayne.<br />
Vol 49 p 28 Signed photograph of Arthur Haynes.<br />
Vol 49 p 29 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Annie Get Your Gun” (1966?) Anne Doonan<br />
and Neville Knapp.<br />
Vol 49 p 30 Flyer for previous show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 49 p 31 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Half a Sixpence” performed by <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Operatic Players. Nov 6 th 1967.<br />
Vol 49 p 32 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “A Christmas Carol” 23 rd Dec 1967. David<br />
Kossoff, Dave King, Chili Bouchier, Victor Woolf, Brian Cullis and Allen Weston.<br />
Vol 49 p 33 BOP Spotlight, Nov 1967. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players newsletter.]
Vol 49 p 34 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion, “<strong>The</strong> Tommy Cooper Show” (Summer Season<br />
1968) Vince Hill, Lyn Kennington, Chris Kirby, <strong>The</strong> Five Medifreds, Leigh Foster and<br />
Vreni Zullig.<br />
Vol 49 p 35 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Five Finger Exercise”Nov 25 th 1968. Renee<br />
Asherson, Jack Lynn, Hugh Kealy, Peter Sproule and Wendy Stone.<br />
Vol 49 p 36 Programme (undated, stated to be 1968) Winter Gardens Pavilion “<strong>The</strong> Desert Song”<br />
John Hanson, George Moon and Verne Richins.<br />
Vol 49 p 37 Programme Empress Ballroom, Jan 17 th 1969. “20 th Annual Command Performance<br />
Of Clubland” Mike Terry, Tony Christie, John Paul Jones, Susan Richards, Walter<br />
Gee, Dave Parkin, Johnny Duffy, J.B.Combo and Tracy Laine, Julie Jones, Duggie<br />
Clark, Marie Joy and Mike Davies. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 49 p 38 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “<strong>The</strong> Student Prince” (Summer Season 1969)<br />
John Henson and Barbara Strathdee.<br />
Vol 49 p 39 Programme sheet March 7 th 1970. “Mothers’ Union Mid-Lent Tea and Concert”<br />
(suggested but not stated to be a Women’s Guild event)<br />
Vol 49 p 40 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Maritza” performed by the <strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fylde<br />
Light Opera Company March 9 th 1970.<br />
Vol 49 p 41 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion. “At Home With <strong>The</strong> Dales” March 23 rd 1970.<br />
Charles Simon, Joyce Heron and Daphne Newton.<br />
Vol 49 p 42 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion. “Hello Dolly”April 13 th 1970. performed by the<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players.<br />
Vol 49 p 43 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “<strong>The</strong> Norman Wisdom Show” (Summer Season<br />
1970) Joan Turner, Nino Frediani, Reg Thompson and Tony Fayne.<br />
Vol 49 p 44 Photograph of rooftop view of Winter Gardens (circa 1970)<br />
Vol 49 p 45 Winter Garden Pavilion Show Tickets –<br />
3 rd September 1960(“Don’t stop you’re killing me”)<br />
26 th August 1961 (“Putting on the Donegan”)<br />
18 th August 1962 (“Arthur Haynes Show”)<br />
22 nd June 1968 (“Tommy Cooper Show”)<br />
All [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 50<br />
WINTER GARDENS VENUES<br />
1971 - 1976<br />
(EXCEPT OPERA HOUSE)<br />
Vol 50 p 1 Programme Empress Ballroom Jan 15 th 1971. “22 nd Annual Command Performance Of<br />
Clubland” Gene Dylon, Mike and Marie Davies, <strong>The</strong> Deb Set, Danny James, City<br />
Lights, Lorie and the Wells Brothers, Jos White, Bill and Helen Manton, Sue Fisher<br />
and Bernie Clifton.<br />
Vol 50 p 2 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion March 8 th 1971. “<strong>The</strong> Count Of Luxembourg”<br />
performed by <strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fylde Light Opera Company.<br />
Vol 50 p 3 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion March 27 th 1971. “<strong>The</strong> Wizard Of Oz” presented<br />
by <strong>The</strong> Whittaker School of Dance and Drama.<br />
Vol 50 p 4 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion April 27 th 1971. Scottish <strong>The</strong>atre Ballet “Giselle”<br />
and “Beauty and the Beast”<br />
Vol 50 p 5 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion. May 9 th 1971. Pianoforte recital by Katrina<br />
George.<br />
Vol 50 p 6 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Hair” (Summer Season show 1971) Beverly<br />
Clayton, Colin Cook and Vilma Laryea.<br />
Vol 50 p 7 Programme. Empress Ballroom. 47 th Annual <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dance Festival May 12 th – 19 th<br />
1972 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 50 p 8 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion. “<strong>The</strong> Good Old Days” (Summer Season 1972)<br />
Tessie O’Shea, Ben Warriss, Ronnie Ronalde, Joe Church, Rod Hull and Emu, Bernie<br />
Clifton and Tony Cawley.<br />
Vol 50 p 9 Stardust Garden Buffet and Drinks Menu.<br />
Vol 50 p 10 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Waltz Without End” March 5 th 1973 performed<br />
by <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Company.<br />
Vol 50 p 11 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre. May 7 th 1973. “Five Stars For A Good Girl”,<br />
Hywel Bennett, Christopher Cazenove, Donna Reading and Pippa Steel.<br />
Vol 50 p 12 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre “Love Thy Neighbour” (Summer Season 1973)<br />
Jack Smethurst, Rudolph Walker and Nina Baden-Semper.<br />
Vol 50 p 13 Ticket for ‘Stardust Garden’ “Your Night Out” June 26 th 1973.<br />
Vol 50 p 14 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “Pip” Nov 26 th – Dec 1 st 1973. performed by<br />
Thornton Cleveleys Amateur Operatic Society [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 50 p 15 – 16 Photographs of young dancers in the Empress Ballroom.
Vol 50 p 17 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre “Gaslight” June 10 th 1974. Patricia Phoenix, Alan<br />
Browning, Norman Woodland and Barbara Halliwell.<br />
Vol 50 p 18 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre “<strong>The</strong> Liver Birds” (Summer Season 1974) Polly<br />
James, Mollie Sugden, Tom Browne, William Moore, Sheila Fay. Rachel Davies,<br />
Frank Marlborough and Chet Townsend.<br />
Vol 50 p 19 Flyer for previous show “<strong>The</strong> Liver Birds”.<br />
Vol 50 p 20 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre Feb 23 rd 1975. Halle Orchestra. Leaders Martin<br />
Milner, Michael Davis, conductor Lukas Foss, soloist Martin Milner.<br />
Vol 50 p 21 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre “<strong>The</strong> Mating Season” (Summer Season 1975) Sid<br />
James, Audrey Jeans, Bill Waddington, Rose Alba, Dorothy Dampier, Anne Scott –<br />
Jones, Sarah Maxwell, Keith Morris, Brian Godfrey and Valerie Fyfer.<br />
Vol 50 p 22 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre Nov 11 th 1975. “<strong>The</strong> Dancing Years” performed<br />
by <strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players.<br />
Vol 50 p 23 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre May 10 th – 15 th 1976. “My Fair Lady” performed<br />
by <strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players.<br />
Vol 50 p 24 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre “Are You Being Served” (Summer Season 1976)<br />
John Inman, Mollie Sugden, Frank Thornton, Wendy Richard, Nicholas Smith, Larry<br />
Noble, Stuart Sherwin, Michael Mundell, Barbara Rosenblat, Petra Siniawski and<br />
Raymond Bowers.<br />
Vol 50 p 25 Programme “Gang Show 1976” Oct 11 th – 16 th presented by <strong>Blackpool</strong> Scout<br />
Association.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 51<br />
WINTER GARDENS VENUES<br />
1977 - 1982<br />
(EXCEPT OPERA HOUSE)<br />
Vol 51 p 1 Programme Empress Ballroom. Jan 23 rd 1977. Halle Orchestra. Leaders Martin Miller,<br />
Michael Davis, Conductor James Loughran.<br />
Vol 51 p 2 Planet Room, Winter Gardens. Yorkshire Association, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. “Cabaret, Dinner,<br />
dance and breakfast” March 31 st 1977.<br />
Vol 51 p 3 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre, March 29 th – April 2 nd 1977. “Silver Jubilee<br />
Spectacular!” by the Whittaker School of Dance and Drama.<br />
Vol 51 p 4 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre, “28 th Annual Command Performance of<br />
Clubland” April 1 st 1977. Brian Eldee, January, Peter Walliss, Joanna York, Vicki<br />
Bennette, Steve Collins, Peter Firmani, Lynne Perrie and Black Lace.<br />
Vol 51 p 5 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion. “<strong>The</strong> Eric Sykes Show” (Summer Season 1977)<br />
Eric Sykes, Hattie Jacques, Deryck Guyler, Joy Harrington, Queenie Cavette and<br />
Nigel Hamilton.<br />
Vol 51 p 6 Flyer for 1977 Winter Gardens attractions covering Empress Ballroom, Spanish Hall<br />
and the Planet Room.<br />
Vol 51 p 7 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre “Showboat” Nov 7 th 1977, presented by<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players.<br />
Vol 51 p 8 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre Nov 22 nd – 26 th 1977. “Oliver” presented by<br />
Thornton Cleveleys Operatic Society.<br />
Vol 51 p 9 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre Dec 23 rd – 28 th 1977. “<strong>The</strong> Dame of Sark”<br />
presented by <strong>The</strong> Green Room Players.<br />
Vol 51 p 10 Signed photograph of George Hamilton IV.<br />
Vol 51 p 11 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion. 13 th March 1978 “Oklahoma” presented by the<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fylde Light Opera Company.<br />
Vol 51 p 12 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre. May 28 th 1978. “Lorna” presented by Team<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 51 p 13 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre “Get Some In!” (Summer Season 1978) Tony<br />
Selby, Gerard Ryder, David Janson, Karl Howman, Brian Pettifer, <strong>Cyril</strong> Appleton,<br />
Virginia Drinkwater, Trudy Howsen and Pam Cunningham.<br />
Vol 51 p 14 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre June 12 th 1979. “White Horse Inn” presented by<br />
Thornton Cleveleys Operatic Society.
Vol 51 p 15 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre “<strong>The</strong> Country Music Show” (Summer Season<br />
1979) George Hamilton IV, Raymond Froggatt, Laney Smallwood, Pete Sayers and<br />
<strong>The</strong> Mintings.<br />
Vol 51 p 16 Flyer “<strong>The</strong> Rupert Show” from July 11 th (1979?)<br />
Entrance ticket Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre May 29 th 1978.<br />
Vol 51 p17 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion Oct 15 th – 20 th . “<strong>The</strong> Gang Show 1979” by<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> & District Scout <strong>Council</strong>.<br />
Vol 51 p 18 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion Jan 28 th – Feb 2 nd 1980. “Aladdin and his<br />
Wonderful Lamp” performed by <strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s Pantomime (Affiliated to<br />
the National Operatic and Dramatic Association)<br />
Vol 51 p 19 “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Winter Gardens 1978 – 1980 Commemorative Brochure”, including<br />
programme for “Songs from the Shows” by Thornton Cleveleys Operatic Society June<br />
24 th to 28 th 1980.<br />
Vol 51 p 20 Programme Winter Gardens ‘Billy Graham’ March 2 nd – 3 rd 1982.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 52<br />
WINTER GARDENS VENUES<br />
1983 -<br />
(EXCEPT OPERA HOUSE)<br />
Vol 52 p 1 VIP Ticket for the “Stan Laurel Birthday Banquet” June 16 th 1990 Winter<br />
Gardens.<br />
Vol 52 p 2 Booking form for “Stan Laurel Centenary Convention” 16 th June 1990 Winter<br />
Gardens.<br />
Vol 52 p 3 Programme for previous item (photocopy only – original in Drawer 3 (Right)<br />
Vol 52 p 4 Programme Empress Ballroom. “Morris Cerullo Miracle Rally” June 16 th -18 th 1990.<br />
Vol 52 p 5 Programme Winter Gardens “Gala Concert” 30 th August 1991 by the BBC<br />
Philharmonic Orchestra. Conducted by Carl Davis Leader Dennis Simons. Guest<br />
soloist Rosa Mannion and Stafford Dean.<br />
Vol 52 p 6 Programme Winter Gardens <strong>The</strong>atre “31 st Gang Show, 1992”presented by <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
& District Scout <strong>Council</strong>. Oct 20 th – 24 th .<br />
Vol 52 p 7 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion “33 rd Gang Show 1994” presented by <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
& District Scout <strong>Council</strong> Oct 25 th – 29 th .<br />
Vol 52 p 8 Flyer for Walter Trout Band (undated, 1980’s)<br />
Vol 52 p 9 Winter Gardens Flyer for “Me and My Girl” Nov 21 st – 2 nd Dec 1995 starring Gary<br />
Wilmot.<br />
Vol 52 p 10 Winter Gardens Flyer for “46 th Annual Convention” of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Magicians’ Club.<br />
Feb 22 nd 1998. Ken Dodd, Tomsoni & company, Dani Lary, Roy Davenport, Peter<br />
Marvey, Kevin James, Guy Barrett, Juan Tamariz, Ian Keable, Shirley Ray, Tom<br />
Voss, Andrew Taylor, Peter Hudson, Guy Bavli, Dan Garrett, Jean Regil and Jarle<br />
Leirpoll.<br />
Vol 52 p 11 Programme of events from <strong>Blackpool</strong> Magicians’ Club Feb 20 th – Feb 22 nd 1998.<br />
Vol 52 p 12 Undated brochure for “<strong>The</strong> Good Olde Days” Danny La Rue, Steve Barclay, Pete<br />
Lindup, Van Buren Jnr & Kim, Katie Milton and <strong>The</strong> Gaiety Girls.<br />
Vol 52 p 13 Brochure for “Danny La Rue in Palladium Nights” (Summer 2000) Tiller Girls, Gary<br />
Lovini (signed), Stu Francis, Safire and Beryl Johnson.<br />
Vol 52 p 14 Two flyers for “Danny La Rue in Palladium Nights”<br />
Vol 52 p 15 Flyers for 2001 “Danny La Rue show”, plus flyer for Linda Watts “Some Enchanted<br />
Evening” Oct 2000.<br />
Vol 52 p 16 Signed photograph of Gary Lovini (2001)
Vol 52 p 17 Flyer “<strong>The</strong> World’s Largest Magic Convention” Feb 23 rd – 25 th 2001 by <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Magicians’ Club.<br />
Vol 52 p 18 Flyer “<strong>The</strong> Great Lego Show” Winter Gardens (undated)<br />
Vol 52 p 19 Flyer (undated) “<strong>The</strong> Good Olde Days Music Hall” Derek Yelding, Duggie Clark,<br />
Beryl Johnson, Pete Lindup, Tony Del-Ray, Mike Terry. Similar flyer dated 2002.<br />
Vol 52 p 20 Further flyer (undated) for “<strong>The</strong> Good Olde Days”<br />
Flyer for “We’ll Meet Again” (2005) Adam Daye, Andy Eastwood, Beryl Johnson,<br />
Tony Leyton, Mervyn Francis, Pete Lindup and Mike Terry.<br />
Vol 52 p 21 Programme for “We’ll Meet Again” see previous item for cast.<br />
Vol 52 p 22 Undated flyer “40’s Night” Empress Ballroom, Harry Bence and Mike Slater.<br />
Undated flyer “Those Were the Days” Winter Gardens Pavilion. Stu Francis, Beryl<br />
Johnson, Andy Eastwood, Mike Terry, Castle and King and the Tiptoes Kidz.<br />
Vol 52 p 23 Programme Winter Gardens Pavilion. “Grand Centenary Show” June 26 th 2004<br />
starring ‘<strong>The</strong> George Formby Society’<br />
Vol 52 p 24 Invitation to Civic Reception for previous event.<br />
Vol 52 p 25 Flyer (undated, probably 2000) Winter Gardens Pavilion. “Startime” Mick Miller,<br />
Steve Royle and <strong>The</strong> Boys Next Door.<br />
Flyer Winter Gardens Pavilion “Bless Em All”<br />
Vol 52 p 26 Flyer (undated) Winter Gardens <strong>Blackpool</strong> – Book our Festive Buffet.<br />
Vol 52 p 27 Flyer. Hoyles Promotions “Magical Christmas Market. (undated )<br />
Flyer (undated) Winter Gardens. “Bernard Bites Back” Bernard Manning<br />
Vol 52 p 28 Programme Winter Gardens “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Magicians’ Club 50 th Annual Convention”<br />
Feb 22 nd – 24 th 2002.<br />
Vol 52 p 29 Flyer Winter Gardens “Visit Our Free Exhibition to Celebrate our 125 th Anniversary”<br />
(2003)<br />
Flyer (undated) “Thunderbirds” (Display of puppets, sets and models.)<br />
Vol 52 p 30 Flyer Winter Gardens “Tutankhamun and the Treasures of the Pharaohs” (Exhibition<br />
Feb 2 – March 2 nd 2002)<br />
Programme “Hair 2002” March 17 th -18 th <strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Festival of Hair and Beauty.<br />
Vol 52 p 31 Programme Winter Gardens “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Magicians’ Club 51 st Annual Convention”<br />
Feb 21 st – 23 rd 2003.<br />
Vol 52 p 32 Programme undated “Ronnie Ronalde – the World’s Greatest Whistler” Also with<br />
Steve Barclay, Andy Eastwood, Siobhan Phillips, Ken Wood and Tony Leyton.<br />
Vol 52 p 33 Programme Winter Gardens “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Magicians’ Club 52 nd Annual Convention”<br />
Feb 20 th – 22 nd 2004.<br />
Vol 52 p 34 Programme Winter Gardens “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Magicians’ Club 53 rd Annual Convention”<br />
Feb 25 th -27 th 2005.
Vol 52 p 35 Programme and menu “Gala Dinner” July 2 nd 2005, Empress Ballroom.<br />
Commemoration World War 2 1945 – 2005.<br />
Vol 52 p 36 Programme Winter Gardens “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Magicians’ 54 th Annual Club Convention”<br />
Feb 24 th – 26 th 2006.<br />
Vol 52 p 37 Postcard for “Admission All Classes”<br />
Postcard for Whoopee Agency “Burlesque, Circus and Cabaret”<br />
Vol 52 p 38 Illustrated brochure “Winter Gardens <strong>Blackpool</strong> – 125 years Souvenir History”
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 53<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
1889 – 1938<br />
Vol 53 p 1 Programme (photocopy only) opening event 10 th June 1889. “<strong>The</strong> Yeoman Of the<br />
Guard” by D’Oyly Carte [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 53 p 2 Flyer August 26 th 1895. “Utopia, Limited” by D’Oyly Carte.<br />
Vol 53 p 3 Undated printed postcard “Opera House <strong>Blackpool</strong>” advertising “Robert<br />
Courtneidge’s Shaftesbury success – Oh! Oh1! Delphine!!!”<br />
Two printed postcards (1910 & 1911) relating to Robert Courtneidge productions of<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Arcadians” in other <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 53 p 4 Two photograph views of the old entrance to Opera House (circa 1896)<br />
Vol 53 p 5 Programme Opera House “MacBeth” and “As You Like It” <strong>Blackpool</strong> Shakespearean<br />
Society, Nov 30 th – Dec 4 th 1909.<br />
Vol 53 p 6 Photograph unidentified early 20 th Century Opera House stage scene.<br />
Vol 53 p 7 One postcard and one photograph of Lily Langtry (Opera House 1901 & 1915)<br />
Two postcards of Anna Pavlova (Opera House 1912 & 1921)<br />
Vol 53 p 8 Postcard of Frank Forbes – Robertson.<br />
Postcard of Gertrude Elliott and Frank Forbes – Robertson (1903)<br />
Vol 53 p 9 Three postcards of Charlie Chaplin.<br />
Vol 53 p 10 Postcard of Jack Hulbert (Opera House 1915)<br />
Postcard of Cicely Courtneidge (Opera House 1915, 1916)<br />
Postcard of Ellaline Terriss & Seymour Hicks (Opera House 1918)<br />
Printed advertisement card “<strong>The</strong> Duchess of Dantzic” Opera House March 4 th 1918.<br />
Vol 53 p 11 Programme Opera House 1915 (photocopy - for original please see Vol 158 p 6 )<br />
Vol 53 p 12 Programme Opera House Jan 18 th 1921 “10 th Annual Children’s Pantomime Robinson<br />
Crusoe”<br />
Vol 53 p 13 Photograph unidentified stage scene (inter – war period)<br />
Vol 53 p 14 Programme Opera House Aug 1 st 1921. Robert Courtneidge’s “Paddy the Next Best<br />
Thing”<br />
Vol 53 p 15 Programme Opera House Sept 14 th 1924 “Grand Concert” Marie Hall, Stella Carol,<br />
Winter Coppin, Charlton Keith [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 53 p 16 Undated programme “Romance” Doris Keane, Cecil Humphreys and Jack Hobbs.<br />
Vol 53 p 17 Two printed Opera House postcards showing Horace Hodges in “Grumpy” (1924)<br />
Photograph George Robey (Opera House 1929)<br />
Signed postcard of Stanley Holloway.
Vol 53 p 18 1949 photograph of Julia Neilson (Opera House 1902 - 1926)<br />
Vol 53 p 19 1935 photograph of Julia Neilson (Opera House 1902 – 1926)<br />
Vol 53 p 20 Page from autograph album signed by Ivor Novello.<br />
Vol 53 p 21 Three postcards of Ivor Novello (Two signed)<br />
Postcard of Fred Terry (Opera House 1902 – 1926)<br />
Vol 53 p 22 Signed 1922 postcard of Gracie Fields.<br />
Modern “Nostalgia” postcard of Gracie Fields.<br />
Two postcards of Charburn’s Young Stars (Gracie Fields’ first <strong>Blackpool</strong> appearance)<br />
Vol 53 p 23 Programme Opera House June 27 th 1927 “Black-Birds”. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 53 p 24 Programme Opera House July 11 th 1927 “<strong>The</strong> Unknown Woman”<br />
Vol 53 p 25 Programme souvenir 28 th Nov 1927 “<strong>The</strong> Gipsy Princess” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 53 p 26 Programme Opera House Feb 13 th 1928. British National Opera Company<br />
Vol 53 p 27 Programme sheet (undated, July 1928?) “Special Concert by the Principal Artistes of<br />
the British National Opera Company”<br />
Vol 53 p 28 Programme sheet (undated circa 1930) “Wilfred Simpson presents his fourth Grand<br />
Xmas Pantomime Robinson Crusoe”<br />
Vol 53 p 29 Flyer Feb 10 th 1930 “Turandot” (Covent Garden Opera Company)<br />
Vol 53 p 30 Part programme Aug 3 rd 1931 “Chelsea Follies”<br />
Vol 53 p 31 Programme souvenir 29 th Feb 1932. “<strong>The</strong> New Moon” (<strong>The</strong> South Shore Amateur<br />
Operatic Society)<br />
Vol 53 p 32 Programme (photocopy only) March 28 th 1932. “Mr Wu” Matheson Lang [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 53 p 33 Programme May 16 th 1932 “Autumn Crocus” Fay Compton.<br />
Vol 53 p 34 Programme (photocopy only) May 30 th 1932. “Colour Box” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 53 p 35 Programme (photocopy only) Feb 13 th 1933 “A Night of Nights” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 53 p 36 Programme souvenir 5 th March 1934 “Viktoria and her Hussar” (<strong>The</strong> South Shore<br />
Amateur Operatic Society)<br />
Vol 53 p 37 Photograph Sybil Thorndike (Opera House 1931)<br />
Vol 53 p 38 Photograph of the Tiller Girls 1937.
Vol 53 p 39 Programme Opera House Feb 1 st 1937 “Good-Night, Vienna!” by <strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Lyric Amateur Operatic Society.<br />
Vol 53 p 40 Programme Opera House Feb 16 th 1937. “Peter Pan” by <strong>The</strong> Daniel Meyer Company.<br />
Elsa Lanchester.<br />
Vol 53 p 41 Programme souvenir March 7 th 1938. “Nina Rosa” (<strong>The</strong> South Shore Amateur<br />
Operatic Society)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 54<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
1939 – 1944<br />
Vol 54 p 1 Souvenir programme July 14 th 1939 opening of New Opera House. Summer season<br />
show “Turned out Nice Again”. George Formby, Beryl Formby, Edna Squire –Brown,<br />
Ken Davidson and Hugh Forgie, Frank Paris, Peter Marwoode and Beatrix Richards,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Five Herons, Eric and Eric, <strong>The</strong> Six Wallabies, Manley and Austin, Ernie Gerrard<br />
and ‘<strong>The</strong> Forty Glamorous Beauties’ [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 54 p 2 – 4 Three photographs George Formby.<br />
Vol 54 p 5 Page from autograph album signed by George Formby (1936)<br />
Vol 54 p 6 Signed photograph of Arthur Askey 1949.<br />
Three photographs of Arthur Askey (circa 1970)<br />
Vol 54 p 7 Four further Arthur Askey photographs as previous item.<br />
Vol 54 p 8 Two Arthur Askey photographs as previous items.<br />
Two postcards of Steffani and his Silver Songsters.<br />
Vol 54 p 9 Souvenir brochure Oct 5 th 1941 (Concert for the RAF Benevolent Fund) Vivien Leigh,<br />
Lawrence Olivier, Anna Neagle, Frances Day, Flanagan & Allen, Frank Randle,<br />
Nervo & Knox, Teddy Brown, Webster Booth and Anne Ziegler. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 54 p 10 Programme for previous item [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 54 p 11 Programme April 1 st 1942 “MacBeth”. John Gielgud, Owen Ffrangeon-Davies, Jean<br />
Cadell, Leon Quartermaine and Milton Rosmer.<br />
Vol 54 p 12 Programme May 23 rd “Black Vanities” (Summer Season Show 1942). Douglas<br />
Wakefield, Anne Ziegler, Webster Booth, Betty Driver, Gaye & Elmore and Billy<br />
Danvers [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 54 p 13 Programme Oct 12 th 1942. “<strong>The</strong> Maid of the Mountains” Sonnie Hale, Sylvia Cecil,<br />
Malcolm Keen, Davey Burnaby, Marjorie Sandford [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 54 p 14 Programme Nov 2 nd 1942. “Rose Marie”. Marjorie Browne, Phyllis Monkman, George<br />
Lacy and Raymond Newell.<br />
Vol 54 p 15 Programme (undated 1942?) “Solomon- recital of popular pianoforte classics”<br />
Vol 54 p 16 Further programme “Solomon” (undated)<br />
Vol 54 p 17 Programme Dec 11 th 1942. Bournemouth Philharmonic Orchestra.<br />
Signed photograph (faintly signed) Webster Booth and Anne Ziegler.<br />
Vol 54 p 18 Programme Jan 25 th 1943. “<strong>The</strong> Belle of New York”. Evelyn Laye, Billy Danvers<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 54 p 19 – 22 Four programmes “<strong>The</strong> International Ballet” Mona Inglesby, Harold Turner and Nina<br />
Tarakonova.<br />
Vol 54 p 23 Flyer for “<strong>The</strong> Vagabond King” Feb 23 rd 1943 (also advertised on the reverse of the<br />
previous four items) Anne Ziegler, Webster Booth, Tessa Deane and Syd Walker.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 54 p 24 – 26 Three programmes March 22 nd 1943 Sadler’s Wells Opera – Rigoletto, La Boheme,<br />
Marriage of Figaro and Madam Butterfly.<br />
Vol 54 p 27 Two programmes (afternoon & evening) April 25 th 1943. National Philharmonic<br />
Orchestra.<br />
Vol 54 p 28 Programme May 3 rd 1943. “It’s Time to Dance” Jack Buchanan.<br />
Vol 54 p 29 – 34 Six programmes May 10 th 1943. Sadler’s Wells Ballet. Margot Fonteyn.<br />
Vol 54 p 35 Programme June 12 th 1943. “We’re All In It”(Summer Season Show 1943) Wilfred<br />
Pickles, Jewel & Warriss, Rawicz and Landauer, Elizabeth Welch, Steffani’s Silver<br />
Songsters, <strong>The</strong> Dagenham Girl Pipers, Tommy Jover, Charles Warren, Nena and Raf<br />
and Phyllis Hunter.<br />
Vol 54 p 36 As previous item, but programme signed by Jewel & Warriss and by Elizabeth Welch<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 54 p 37 Flyer and programme for two visits by Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra (July 18 th<br />
and Aug 15 th 1943) Malcolm Sargent, Basil Cameron.<br />
Vol 53 p 38 Programme Oct 10 th 1943. Billy Ternent and <strong>The</strong> BBC Dance Orchestra.<br />
Vol 54 p 39 Programme Oct 18 th 1943. “<strong>The</strong> Count of Luxembourg”. Nina Croft and George Gee.<br />
Programme Nov 6 th 1943. Halle Orchestra. Conductor John Barbirolli.<br />
Vol 54 p 40 Programme Oct 25 th 1943. “<strong>The</strong> Student Prince” Bruce Trent.<br />
Vol 54 p 41 Programme Nov 1 st 1943. “<strong>The</strong> Maid of the Mountains”. Sylvia Cecil, Percy<br />
Marmont, Davy Burnaby, Marjorie Sandford, Dan Noble.<br />
Vol 54 p 42 Programme Nov 8 th 1943. “Florodora”. Hannah Watt and Jay Laurier.<br />
Vol 54 p 43 Two programmes Nov 16 th and Nov 19 th 1943. London Philharmonic Orchestra.<br />
Vol 54 p 44 Programme Feb 8 th 1944, “Something For <strong>The</strong> Boys”. Evelyn Dell.<br />
Vol 54 p 45 Programme March 7 th 1944. “Meet Me Victoria” Lupino Lane, Phyllis Robins.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 54 p 46 Programme March 13 th 1944. “<strong>The</strong> Student Prince”. Bruce Trent, Marion Gordon,<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> James [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 54 p 47 Programme March 27 th 1944. “Florodora”. Jay Laurier, Hilda Campbell Russell<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 54 p 48 Two programmes May 3 rd and May 4 th 1944. Halle Orchestra. John Barbirolli.
Vol 54 p 49 Programme June 17 th 1944. “Look Who’s Here” (Summer Season Show 1944). Sid<br />
Field, Jerry Desmonde and Rawicz and Landauer, Charles Warren and Jean, <strong>The</strong><br />
Australian Air Aces, Jerry Allen, Tom Linden, Tom Kinniburgh, Triss Henderson,<br />
Lynn Taylor, Bernard Hunter, Mavis Ray, Morgan and Royal, Bland and Kelly and the<br />
Wendy Toye Dancers.<br />
Vol 54 p 50 As previous item, but different cover design.<br />
Vol 54 p 51 Programme Aug 20 th 1944. Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. Malcolm Sargent.<br />
Vol 54 p 52 Programme Sept 17 th 1944. Grand Celebrity Concert. Rawicz and Landauer, Ronalde,<br />
Watson Holmes, Steffani and his Silver Songsters, Jerry Allen Trio and Mary Denise.<br />
Vol 54 p 53 Programme Sept 24 th 1944. Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. Malcolm Sargent.<br />
Vol 54 p 54 Programme Oct 9th 1944. “<strong>The</strong> Love Racket”. Arthur Askey, Valerie Tandy, Roy<br />
Royston, Finlay Currie. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 54 p 55 Programme Oct 23 rd 1944 “Anglo – Russian Merry - Go – Round” George Lacy and<br />
Nina Tarakanova.<br />
Vol 54 p 56 Programme Oct 30 th 1944. “<strong>The</strong> Quaker Girl” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 54 p 57 Programme Nov 6 th 1944. “A Night in Venice”. Dennis Noble, Jerry Verno and Eric<br />
Starling.<br />
Vol 54 p 58 Similar to previous item, but for the following week (different cover)<br />
Vol 54 p 59 Programme Nov 21 st 1944. London Philharmonic Orchestra. Conductor Anatole<br />
Fistoulari.<br />
Flyer for the above item.<br />
Vol 54 p 60 Two programmes London Philharmonic Orchestra Nov 23 rd & Nov 24 th 1944. Sir<br />
Thomas Beecham (but his name crossed out and replaced with Karl Rankl and Basil<br />
Cameron.)<br />
Vol 54 p 61 Programme Nov 27 th 1944. “Panama Hattie” Bebe Daniels, Claude Hulbert and Max<br />
Wall.<br />
Vol 54 p 62 – 64 Three programmes Dec 14 th 1944. International Ballet. Mona Inglesby.<br />
Vol 54 p 65 Photograph of Sid Field (Opera House 1944)<br />
Vol 54 p 66 Photograph of Celia Lipton
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 55<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
1945 – 1947<br />
Vol 55 p 1 Two programmes Halle Orchestra Jan 28 th and 1 st May 1945. John Barbirolli.<br />
Vol 55 p 2 Programme Halle Orchestra May 3 rd 1945. John Barbirolli.<br />
Programme Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. April 1 st 1945. Albert Coates.<br />
Vol 55 p 3 Programme March 13 th 1945. “<strong>The</strong> Merry Widow” Elizabeth French, Frank Fox and<br />
George Graves.<br />
Vol 55 p 4 Programme May 14 th 1945. “Miss Hook of Holland” Leni Lynn, Billy Danvers and<br />
Norman Griffin.<br />
Vol 55 p 5 Programme June 9 th 1945. “Hip, Hip Hooray!” Summer Season Show 1945. Tessie<br />
O’Shea, Jimmy Jewel & Ben Warriss, <strong>The</strong> Ganjou Brothers and Juanita, Felix<br />
Mendelssohn and his Hawaiian Serenaders, Josie Fearon and Charles Gillespie, Mary<br />
Naylor, Zena Dell, Lucille Gaye, Woodrow and the Alex Thomas Quartette.<br />
Vol 55 p 6 Programme June 17 th 1945. “Grand Celebrity Concert”. Watson Holmes, George<br />
Davis, Mary Naylor, Albert Sandler, Josie Fearon and Charles Gillespie.<br />
Vol 55 p 7 Programme Oct 7 th 1945. Harold Fielding presents Richard Tauber with Stanford<br />
Robinson, Lorely Dyer, Melsa and Percy Kahn.<br />
Vol 55 p 8 Programme Oct 8 th 1945. “Follow the Girls”. Arthur Askey, Wendy Toye, Evelyn Dall<br />
and Bruce Carfax.<br />
Vol 55 p 9 Programme Oct 22 nd 1945. “<strong>The</strong> Merry Widow”. Elizabeth French, Bruce Carfax and<br />
Leo Franklyn.<br />
Vol 55 p 10 Programme Nov 15 th 1945. “Melody of Love” Hella Toros, Edward Reach, Constance<br />
Stocker, Rene Reel and Leo Sheffield.<br />
Vol 55 p 11 – 12 Two programmes from the International Ballet, Nov 19 th 1945. Mona Inglesby.<br />
Vol 55 p 13 Programme Nov 25 th 1945. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Festival of Thanksgiving and Remembrance.<br />
Vol 55 p 14 Programme Dec 22 nd 1945. “Babes in the Wood”. Lesley Henson, Tessa Deane, Molly<br />
Fisher and Roy Royston.<br />
Vol 55 p 15 Four programmes. Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra between Oct 28 th 1945 and May<br />
25 th 1946. Malcolm Sargent.<br />
Vol 55 p 16 Flyer for Carl Rosa Opera. Jan 21 st 1946 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 55 p 17 Programme Jan 23 rd 1946. Carl Rosa Opera.<br />
Vol 55 p 18 Programme Feb 7 th 1946. “Gang Show”. Ralph Reader, Reg Dixon, Dick Emery and<br />
Douglas Robinson.
Vol 55 p 19 Programme Feb 26 th 1946. “Can – Can”. Pat Taylor, Elizabeth French, Clifford<br />
Mollison and Les Franklyn.<br />
Vol 55 p 20 Programme March 19 th 1946. “Here Come the Boys” Bobby Howes and Jack Hulbert.<br />
Vol 55 p 21 – 22 Two programmes April 1 st 1946. <strong>The</strong> International Ballet. Mona Inglesby.<br />
Vol 55 p 23 Programme April 15 th 1946 “Gay Rosalinda”. Tara Barry, Irene Ambrus, Sydney<br />
Burchall and Bernard Clifton.<br />
Vol 55 p 24 Programme June 30 th 1946. Richard Tauber and Adela Verne.<br />
Vol 55 p 25 Programme June 8 th 1946. “Starry Way” (Summer Season 1946). George Formby,<br />
Josef Locke and May Devitt, Marilyn and Robert Hightower, Freddie and partner,<br />
Bobbie Kimber, Hal Mac and his Dancing Demons, the Chevalier Brothers, Zena Dell,<br />
Movita, Harry Scott, Billy Sutton, Tom Polley, Jack Williams and chorus and ballet of<br />
60.<br />
Vol 55 p 26 Programme Aug 18 th 1946 (photocopy only) “Swing Session”. Ted Heath, Kenny<br />
Baker, Paul Carpenter, Jack Parnell [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 55 p 27 Two programmes “Harold Fielding Presentation” (June 23 rd 1946 and Oct 13 th 1946)<br />
Recital tours Grace Moore, Ivor Newton (Oct) Jeanette MacDonald (June)<br />
Vol 55 p 28 Signed photograph of Bobbie Kimber, 1946.<br />
Vol 55 p 29 Programme Oct 14 th 1946. “A Bullet in the Ballet” Barry Morse, Ivy St Helier, Charles<br />
Goldner, Leonide Massine and Irina Baranova.<br />
Vol 55 p 30 Flyer for previous item “Bullet in the Ballet”.<br />
Vol 55 p 31 Programme Oct 28 th 1946 “Gang Show” Ralph Reader, George Cameron, Douglas<br />
Robinson and Reg Dixon.<br />
Vol 55 p 32 Programme Nov 11 th 1946. “Merry England” (Edward German’s Light Opera)<br />
Vol 55 p 33 Programme Nov 26 th 1946. “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”. Betty Shaw and<br />
Bruce Carfax.<br />
Vol 55 p 34 Flyer (undated, c1946?) “<strong>The</strong> Student Prince”. Bruce Trent, Cherry Lind, Marion<br />
Gordon and Harry Brindle.<br />
Vol 55 p 35 Programme Dec 21 st 1946. “Red Riding Hood”. Beryl Reid, Donald Reid, Clarice<br />
Clare, Sandy Powell, George Bolton, Harry Lester and the Dagenham Girls Pipers.<br />
Vol 55 p 36 Programme Dec 1 st 1946. Harold Fielding presents Beniamino Gigli.<br />
Programme Halle Orchestra Feb 2 nd 1947. Conductor Nicolai Malko.<br />
Vol 55 p 37 Programme Feb 3 rd 1947. <strong>The</strong> Metropolitan Ballet. Colette Marchand.<br />
Vol 55 p 38 – 39 Two programmes <strong>The</strong> Royal Carl Rosa Opera Feb 24 th and March 3 rd 1947.<br />
Vol 55 p 40 Programme April 4 th 1947. “<strong>The</strong> Red Mill” Jimmy Jewel, Ben Warriss, Maude<br />
Edwards and Billy Danvers.
Vol 55 p 41 Flyer for previous item.<br />
Vol 55 p 42 Programme April 21 st 1947. “Tip – Toes”. Jackie Hunter, Natasha Sokolova, Billy<br />
Milton and Bertram Dench.<br />
Vol 55 p 43 Programme April 28 th 1947. “Wings: the epic story of the RAF”. Ralph Reader.<br />
Vol 55 p 44 Programme May 5 th 1947. “<strong>The</strong> Desert Song”. Frederick Bentley and Joan Brett.<br />
Vol 55 p 45 Programme Sat May 24 th “Ev’ry Time You Laugh” (Summer Season Show 1947)<br />
Dave Morris, Nat Jackley, Josef Locke, Marianne Lincoln, Carol Eric, Tosca de Lac,<br />
De Marcy Sisters, Jose Moreno, Billy Smith, Dick Beamish, Arthur Vollum, Sammy<br />
Curtis, Billy and Elsie Brand, Chorus and Ballet of 50.<br />
Vol 55 p 46 Programme Oct 6 th 1947. “Meet Mr Manhattan”. Leslie Hatton, Les Franklyn and<br />
Rosalind Melville.<br />
Vol 55 p 47 Programme Oct 13 th 1947. Metropolitan Ballet.<br />
Vol 55 p 48 Programme Oct 27 th 1947. “1066 and all That”. Leslie Henson and Edwin Styles.<br />
Vol 55 p 49 Programme Nov 24 th 1947. “Good – Night Vienna”. Bruce Trent and Sara Gregory.<br />
Vol 55 p 50 Programme Dec 2 nd 1947. “<strong>The</strong> Wizard of Oz”. Diana Yardley, Richard Dolman,<br />
Jackie Hunter and Sebastian Cabot.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 56<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
1948 – 1950<br />
Vol 56 p 1 Programme Jan 10 th 1948. “Diamond Lil”. Mae West.<br />
Vol 56 p 2 One postcard and one signed photograph of Mae West (1948)<br />
Vol 56 p 3 Two programmes Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. Feb 1 st 1948 and Dec 5 th 1948.<br />
Conductor Hugo Rignold.<br />
Vol 56 p 4 – 5 Two programmes Feb 16 th 1948. Carl Rosa Opera. Joan Hammond.<br />
Vol 56 p 6 Programme March 15 th 1948. <strong>The</strong> International Ballet. Mona Inglesby.<br />
Vol 56 p 7 Programme March 22 nd 1948. (Variety) George and Bert Bernard, John Hargreaves,<br />
Janet Hamilton-Smith, Harry Bailey, El Granadas and Peter, <strong>The</strong> Appletons and <strong>The</strong><br />
Two Cromwells.<br />
Vol 56 p 8 Programme March 29 th 1948. (Variety) Evelyn Laye, Noel Johnson, Wilson, Kepple<br />
and Betty, Lionel King, Jose Moreno and Leonard Barr.<br />
Vol 56 p 9 Programme April 5 th 1948. “Windmill Man”. George Robey.<br />
Vol 56 p 10 Programme May 10 th 1948. (Variety) Martha Ray, Deveen, Desmond and Marks,<br />
Terry O’Neill, Jack Billings and Jackie Hunter.<br />
Vol 56 p 11 Programme May 24 th 1948. “<strong>The</strong> Merry Widow”. Eve Lister, Frank Fox and Norman<br />
Griffin.<br />
Vol 56 p 12 Programme June 5 th “Sky High” (Summer Season 1948). Charlie Chester, Arthur<br />
Haynes, Ken Morris, Len Marten, Fred Ferarri, Edwina Carol, Henry Lytton, James<br />
Etherington, Sylvia Welling, Ruth Harrison, Alex Fisher, <strong>The</strong> Zoris, <strong>The</strong> Six<br />
Elwardes, Daphne Kiermander, Kirby’s Flying Ballet and 20 John Tiller Girls<br />
Vol 56 p 13 Signed photograph of Charlie Chester.<br />
Programme July 25 th 1948. Sophie Tucker (signed by her).<br />
Vol 56 p 14 Programme Aug 8 th 1948. Eileen Joyce recital.<br />
Vol 56 p 15 Programme Oct 18 th 1948. “Song of Norway”. John Hargreaves, Janet Hamilton-<br />
Smith.<br />
Vol 56 p 16 Programme Dec 24 th 1948. “Cinderella”. Olga Gwynne, Muriel Barron, George Moon,<br />
Bartlett and Ross.<br />
Vol 56 p 17 Two programmes Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. Jan 2 nd and Jan 23 rd 1949.<br />
[Former item <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library collection]<br />
Vol 56 p 18 Signed photograph “………..Dancers”, Opera House <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1949.
Vol 56 p 19 – 20 Two programmes D’Oyly Carte Opera Company, Jan 24th 1949.<br />
Vol 56 p 21 Programme March 7 th 1949. Carl Rosa Opera Company.<br />
Vol 56 p 22 Programme April 10 th 1949. signed by Paul Robeson, with Lionel Bowman.<br />
Vol 56 p 23 Programme April 11 th 1949. “Lilac Time”. Bruce Trent, Celia Lipton.<br />
Vol 56 p 24 Programme June 4 th . “Midsummer Madness” (Summer Season Show 1949). Charlie<br />
Chester, Edwina Carol, George and Bert Bernard, <strong>The</strong> Andrea Dancers, Halama and<br />
Komarski, <strong>The</strong> Cassavecchia and 20 John Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 56 p 25 As previous item (slight alteration to cover design) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 56 p 26 As previous two items, but new cover design.<br />
Vol 56 p 27 Full Illustrated souvenir brochure for “Midsummer Madness”<br />
Vol 56 p 28 Programme June 5 th 1949. “Music for the Millions” concert.<br />
Vol 56 p 29 – 31 Three programmes for “Music for the Millions” concerts (June 26 th , July 10 th and Aug<br />
21 st 1949)<br />
Vol 56 p 32 Programme Dec 23 rd 1949. “Dick Whittington”. Dave Morris and Olga Gwynne.<br />
Vol 56 p 33 Programme “Music for the Millions” Dec 25 th 1949. Winifred Atwell, Radcliffe and<br />
Ray, Peter Dawson.<br />
Vol 56 p 34 Photograph Peter Dawson.<br />
Vol 56 p 35 Programme Jan 30 th 1950. D’Oyly Carte Opera Company.<br />
Vol 56 p 36 Programme Feb 6 th 1950. D’Oyly Carte Opera Company.<br />
Vol 56 p 37 Programme April 3 rd 1950. “Waltzes from Vienna “Eric Starling, Fay Lenore, Thomas<br />
Round, Ann Drummond – Grant and Maureen Clarke.<br />
Vol 56 p 38 As previous item, but dated April 10 th .<br />
Vol 56 p 39 Programme April 17 th 1950. “Carissima” (photocopy only). John Levant, Hannah<br />
Watt [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 56 p 40 As previous item, but dated April 24 th .<br />
Vol 56 p 41 Programme June 18 th 1950. (Harold Fielding Concert). Winifred Atwell, Lizbeth<br />
Webb, Irving Kaye, <strong>The</strong> Five Smith Brothers [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 56 p 42 Programme May 27 th “Out of this World” (Summer Season 1950). Tessie O’Shea, Nat<br />
Jackley, Terry Thomas, Jerry Desmonde, Sheila Matthews, Maureen Sims, <strong>The</strong> Five<br />
Olanders, <strong>The</strong> Trio Gypsys, Ben Yost Royal Guards, Dennis Murray, Freddie Vale,<br />
Sammy Curtis, Russell Joudreau and 20 Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 56 p 43 Full Illustrated souvenir brochure for “Out of this World”.
Vol 56 p 44 Programme July 16th 1950. Frank Sinatra, <strong>The</strong> Skyrockets Dance Orchestra, Roy<br />
Stevens.<br />
Vol 56 p 45 Programme Oct 16th 1950. “White Horse Inn”. Nina Croft.<br />
Vol 56 p 46 Programme Dec 22 nd 1950. “Sleeping Beauty”. Dave Willis, Helen Russell, Valerie<br />
Ware, Eddie Henderson and Jimmy Plant.<br />
Vol 56 p 47 Programme Dec 31 st 1950. Geraldo, Roderick Jones and Phyllis Gladwyn.<br />
Vol 56 p 48 Signed photograph Freddie Frinton.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 57<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
1951 – 1953<br />
Vol 57 p 1 – 3 Three programmes 5 th March 1951. Carl Rosa Opera.<br />
Vol 57 p 4 Programme March 19 th 1951. “Annie Get Your Gun”. Annie Doonan and Shamus<br />
Locke.<br />
Vol 57 p 5 Programme April 21 st 1951 (damaged). Bob Hope, Marilyn Maxwell, Billy Ternent<br />
and his Radio Dance Orchestra.<br />
Vol 57 p 6 - 8 Three photographs of Bob Hope<br />
Vol 57 p 9 Programme May 7 th 1951. “Brigadoon”. Bruce Trent, Denise Walker, Lionel Murton<br />
and Noelle Gordon.<br />
Vol 57 p 10 Programme June 16 th “Happy Go Lucky” (Summer Season Show 1951). Vera Lynn,<br />
George and Bert Bernard, Harry Secombe, Jack Radcliffe, Erica Yorke, Velt Bethke,<br />
Fay Hammond, the Cavendish Singers and 20 John Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 57 p 11 Programme June 24 th 1951. Judy Garland and <strong>The</strong> Squadronaires.<br />
Vol 57 p 12 Flyer for previous item [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 57 p 13 Programme Aug 12 th 1951. <strong>The</strong> Andrews Sisters, Eric James, Tommy Reilly, Bob and<br />
Alf Pearson and Danny Walters.<br />
Vol 57 p 14 Photograph of Andrew Sisters.<br />
Vol 57 p 15 – 17 Three programmes Royal Opera House, Covent Garden Oct 15 th , Oct 18 th and Oct 27 th<br />
1951.<br />
Vol 57 p 18 Programme Oct 29 th 1951. “Good-Night Vienna”. Victoria Campbell, Bill O’Connor,<br />
George Moon and Peggy Barrett.<br />
Vol 57 p 19 Flyer for previous item.<br />
Vol 57 p 20 Programme Dec 22 nd 1951. “Goody Two Shoes”. Billy Whittaker, Jack Tripp and<br />
Marjorie Sandford.<br />
Vol 57 P 21 Programme April 8 th 1952. “Oklahoma!” John Elliott and Barbara Anne Rogers.<br />
Vol 57 p 22 – 24 Three programmes April 28 th 1952, London’s Festival Ballet.<br />
Vol 57 p 25 Publicity brochure for previous item.<br />
Vol 57 p 26 Programme May 12 th 1952, “<strong>The</strong> Lisbon Story”. Anthony Browne, Douglas Thomson<br />
and Vincent Lawson.
Vol 57 p 27 Programme June 21 st “Top of the Town” (Summer Season Show 1952). Lester<br />
Ferguson, Harry Bailey, Semprini, <strong>The</strong> Dandy Brothers, Pamela Kay, <strong>The</strong> Regency<br />
Octette and the 20 John Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 57 p 28 Flyer for previous show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 57 p 29 Programme July 6 th 1952. Lena Horne, Jack Parnell, <strong>The</strong> Song Pedlars (signed by Jack<br />
Parnell and Lena Horne)<br />
Vol 57 p 30 Programme Aug 17 th 1952. Dolores Gray, Jack Simpson, Tommy Reilly, <strong>The</strong> Radio<br />
Revellers, Tollefsen and Sugar “Chile” Robinson.<br />
Vol 57 p 31 Programme Oct 13 th 1952. “Kiss Me Kate”. Elizabeth Larner.<br />
Vol 57 p 32 Programme Dec 24 th 1952. “Mother Goose”. Eddie Reindeer, Valerie Ashton, Gay<br />
and Gay, Joe Arthur, Jack Spurgeon, Joan Tucker, Grace O’Connor and the Ganjou<br />
Brothers [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 57 p 33 Signed postcard Frankie Laine (Aug 24 th 1952)<br />
Signed photograph Guy Mitchell (1952)<br />
Vol 57 p 34 – 35 Two Programmes D’Oyly Carte Opera Company Jan 26 th 1953.<br />
Vol 57 p 36 – 38 Three programmes. Sadler’s Wells <strong>The</strong>atre Ballet, March 2 nd 1953.<br />
Vol 57 p 39 Programme May 18 th 1953. “Call me Madam”. Noelle Gordon, Frank Leighton.<br />
Vol 57 p 40 Programme June 20 th “<strong>The</strong> Show of Shows” (Summer Season Show 1953). Les<br />
Compagnons de la Chanson, Harry Secombe, Eve Boswell, Harry Bailey, Kathryn<br />
Moore, Trio Hugony, Anne Tyrrel, Carleen Lord, Norman McGlen, <strong>The</strong> Coronet Male<br />
Voice Choir and 20 John Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 57 p 41 Photograph of Harry Secombe.<br />
Vol 57 p 42 Programme Aug 23 rd 1953. Frankie Laine, <strong>The</strong> Stargazers, Alex Lerner, Harry<br />
Jacobson, Malcolm Mitchell Trio and Robey Buckley. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 57 p 43 Programme Sept 6 th 1953. Billy Daniels, Erik Ogden, <strong>The</strong> Three Scot Brothers, Rolly<br />
Rolls, <strong>The</strong> Merry Macs, Margo Henderson and Sam Kemp [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 57 p 44 Programme Oct 12 th 1953. “Zip Goes A Million”.<br />
Vol 57 p 45 Programme Dec 24 th 1953. “Queen of Hearts”. Barry Lupino, Harold Berens, <strong>The</strong><br />
Mathurins, Diana Dove, Lorna Dean and Pamela Charles.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 58<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
1954 – 1955<br />
Vol 58 p 1 – 2 Two programmes Feb 1 st 1954. D’Oyly Carte Opera Company.<br />
Vol 58 p 3 Programme April 19 th 1954. “Paint Your Wagon”. Bobby Howes and Sally Ann<br />
Howes.<br />
Vol 58 p 4 Flyer for previous item.<br />
Vol 58 p 5 Programme June 5 th “<strong>The</strong> Talk of the Town” (Summer Season Show 1954). Jimmy<br />
Edwards, Tony Hancock, Joan Turner, Kathryn Moore, Monty Norman, Trio Bassi,<br />
Lucienne and Bob Astor, Elaine and Rodolph and 20 John Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 58 p 6 Flyer for previous item [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 58 p 7 Programme June 13 th 1954. Billy Daniels, Robey Buckley, Alma Cogan, Erik Ogden,<br />
Ronald Chesney [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 58 p 8 Flyer June 20 th (probably 1954) Billy Eckstine [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 58 p 9 Programme July 11 th 1954. Billy Daniels, Max Geldray, Erik Ogden, Ian Stewart and<br />
Lita Roza.<br />
Vol 58 p 10 Signed photograph Billy Daniels.<br />
Vol 58 p 11 Two more signed photographs of Billy Daniels.<br />
Photograph of Guy Mitchell.<br />
Vol 58 p 12 Programme July 25 th 1954. Larry Parks and Betty Garrett, Jack Ansell, Harriot and<br />
Evans, Rolly Rolls, Lita Roza and Robey Buckley.<br />
Vol 58 p 13 Programme Aug 8 th 1954. Guy Mitchell, Jack Ansell, Douglas Maynard, Jill Day. Bill<br />
McGuffie and <strong>The</strong> Stargazers.<br />
Vol 58 p 14 Programme Aug 15 th 1954. “Mantovani and his new music”.<br />
Vol 58 p 15 – 16 Two unidentified photographs of performers with the Mantovani Orchestra.<br />
Vol 58 p 17 Programme Aug 29 th 1954. Vera Lynn, Jack Ansell, Jack Simpson, <strong>The</strong> Three Scott<br />
Brothers, Semprini and Frank Weir.<br />
Vol 58 p 18 Programme Sept 5 th 1954. Al Martino, Jack Ansell, Harriott and Evans, Ronald<br />
Chesney, <strong>The</strong> Stargazers [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 58 p 19 Programme Sept 26 th 1954. Max Bygraves, Jack Ansell, <strong>The</strong> Three Scott Brothers,<br />
Kenny Baker, Jill Day and Kay Cavendish.<br />
Vol 58 p 20 Programme Oct 3 rd 1954. Frankie Laine, Joan Regan, <strong>The</strong> Coronets, Camilleri and Vic<br />
Lewis.
Vol 58 p 21 Signed photograph of Frankie Laine.<br />
Vol 58 p 22 Programme Oct 18 th 1954. “Love from Judy”. Jillian Comber, Bill O’Connor,<br />
Adelaide Hall and Denny Bettis.<br />
Vol 58 p 23 Programme Oct 24 th 1954. Gracie Fields, Erik Ogden, <strong>The</strong> Maori Quartet with Vola<br />
and Camilleri [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 58 p 24 Programme April 4 th 1955. “<strong>The</strong> Dancing Years on Ice”.<br />
Vol 58 p 25 Programme April 10 th 1955. Johnnie Ray, Vic Lewis, Max Geldray and <strong>The</strong><br />
Stargazers.<br />
Vol 58 p 26 Programme Royal Performance in the presence of Her Majesty the Queen, April 13 th<br />
1955. Reginald Dixon, Crazy Gang, Jewel and Warriss, Morecambe and Wise, Lauri<br />
Lupino Lane, George Truzzi, Tiller Girls, Kathryn Moore, Bill Waddington, Arthur<br />
Askey, Josephine Anne, Geraldo, Joan Regan, Alma Cogan, George Formby, Beryl<br />
Gray, Jack Tripp, Charlie Cairoli, Albert Modley, Wilfred and Mabel, Flanagan and<br />
Allen, Eddie Fisher and Al Read [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 58 p 27 Illustration of Queen Elizabeth II.<br />
Vol 58 p 28 – 29 Four entrance tickets to the Royal Performance [Last two items on p29 <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 58 p 30 – 31 Five photographs of the Royal party.<br />
Vol 58 p 32 Programme April 18 th 1955. “South Pacific”.<br />
Vol 58 p 33 Programme May 29 th 1955. Don Cornell, Erik Ogden, <strong>The</strong> Tanner Sisters, Ronald<br />
Chesney, Anne Shelton and Eddie Calvert.<br />
Vol 58 p 34 Signed photograph Eddie Calvert.<br />
Vol 58 p 35 Programme May 30 th 1955. “Guys and Dolls”. Edwin Richfield, Edward Devereaux,<br />
Denise Walker and Jacqueline James.<br />
Vol 58 p 36 Programme June 18 th “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1955” (Summer Season Show). Jimmy Jewel<br />
and Ben Warriss, Alma Cogan, Odette Crystal, Barbara Evans, Janet Grey, <strong>The</strong> Six<br />
Flying de Pauls, <strong>The</strong> Four Hurricanes, Natalie Raine, Fred Kitchen and 20 Tiller girls.<br />
Vol 58 p 37 Programme July 17 th 1955. Marlene Dietrich, Erik Ogden, <strong>The</strong> Ken-Tones, Wandy<br />
Tworek, Harriot and Evans.<br />
Vol 58 p 38 Two photographs of Marlene Dietrich.<br />
Vol 58 p 39 Programme Sept 18 th 1955. Gracie Fields, Erik Ogden, <strong>The</strong> Tanner Sisters, Roy<br />
Stevens, Hedley Ward Trio and Frank Cook.<br />
Vol 58 p 41 Programme Oct 17 th 1955. “Wedding in Paris” Evelyn Laye, Barry Sinclair, Glenn<br />
Marten and Patricia Bredin.<br />
Vol 58 p 40 Flyer for Gracie Fields concert Oct 23 rd (undated, possibly 1955) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 58 p 42 Programme Dec 23 rd 1955. “Robinson Crusoe” Douglas Byng, Bill Waddington and<br />
Margo Henderson.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 59<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
1956 – 1963<br />
Vol 59 p 1 Programme Jan 30 th 1956. “<strong>The</strong> Teahouse of the August Moon”. Bill Kerr and Soraya<br />
Rafat.<br />
Vol 59 p 2 Programme Feb 6 th 1956. “Wedding in Paris”. Evelyn Laye and Barry Sinclair.<br />
Vol 59 p 3 Programme March 26 th 1956. “Can – Can”. Sally Rogers, Desmond Ainsworth,<br />
Freddie Sales, George Gee and Aleta Morrison.<br />
Vol 59 p 4 Programme April 9 th 1956. “Star Maker”. Cicely Courtneidge, Jack Hulbert and Jerry<br />
Wayne.<br />
Vol 59 p 5 Programme May 14th 1956.”Glamorous Night” (Holiday on Ice)<br />
Vol 59 p 6 Programme May 20 th 1956. Eartha Kitt, Erik Ogden, Kenny Baker, Mary O’Hara,<br />
Johnny Brandon [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 59 p 7 Programme June 4 th 1956. Sadler’s Wells Opera.<br />
Vol 59 p 8 Programme June 23 rd “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1956” (Summer Season Show). George and<br />
Bert Bernard, Eve Boswell, Freddie Frinton, May Warden, Hall, Norman and Ladd,<br />
Pat Dahl, <strong>The</strong> Lane Brothers and 20 John Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 59 p 9 Signed photograph of Ronnie Carroll.<br />
Photograph of George and Bert Bernard.<br />
Signed photograph of Eve Boswell.<br />
Vol 59 p 10 Programme Sept 9 th 1956. David Whitfield, Erik Ogden, Jackie Allen and Barbara,<br />
Shirley Bassey, Semprini and Ronnie Carroll.<br />
Vol 59 p 11 Programme Sept 23 rd 1956. <strong>The</strong> Deep River Boys, Erik Ogden, Jack Simpson, Hedley<br />
Ward Trio, Petula Clark and Harry Jacobson. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 59 p 12 Programme Oct 15 th 1956. “Summer Song”. Derek Oldham, Barbara Leigh and Glenn<br />
Marten.<br />
Vol 59 p 13 Programme June 29 th “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1957” (Summer Season Show). Jimmy Jewel<br />
and Ben Warriss, Yana, Audrey Mann, Dorothy Dampier, Latona, Graham and<br />
Chadel, Nirska, Holger and Dolores, <strong>The</strong> George Mitchell Singers and 20 Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 59 p 14 Signed photograph of Jimmy Jewel and Ben Warriss.<br />
Signed photograph of Yana.<br />
Vol 59 p 15 Programme Sept 22 nd 1957. Billy Eckstine, Erik Ogden, <strong>The</strong> Ken-Tones, Semprini,<br />
Eve Boswell, Tommy Reilly (manuscript note that Yana deputised for Eve Boswell,<br />
who had “Flu”) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 59 p 16 Programme June 28 th “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1958” (Summer Season Show). David<br />
Whitfield, Arthur Haynes, Grace O’Connor, Lauri Lupino Lane, George Truzzi, Rudi<br />
Horn, <strong>The</strong> Andrea Dancers, <strong>The</strong> Gimma Boys, 12 George Mitchell Singers and 20<br />
Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 59 p 17 – 19 Five photographs of David Whitfield (four of them are signed)<br />
Vol 59 p 20 Programme 19 th – 20 th Aug 1958. Harry Belafonte.<br />
Vol 59 p 21 Programme Sept 14 th 1958. <strong>The</strong> Deep River Boys, Erik Ogden, Tony and Pauline<br />
Derrick, <strong>The</strong> Tanner Sisters, Roy Stevens, Yana, Dennis Lotis and Tommy Reilly<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 59 p 22 Programme June 27 th “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1959” (Summer Season Show). Jimmy Jewel<br />
and Ben Warriss, Jill Day, <strong>The</strong> Najarros, <strong>The</strong> Piero Brothers, Jean-Louis Bert and<br />
Honka, Larry Griswold, <strong>The</strong> George Mitchell Singers and <strong>The</strong> Tiller Girls [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 59 p 23 As previous item, but with different cover.<br />
Vol 59 p 24 Undated Flyer (1959?) Eddie Fisher [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 59 p 25 Programme June 5 th 1960. Max Bygraves, Erik Ogden, <strong>The</strong> Raindrops, Cherry<br />
Wainer, Barbara Law, Rawicz and Landauer.<br />
Vol 59 p 26 Programme June 6 th 1960. Royal Ballet.<br />
Vol 59 p 27 Programme July 2 nd “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1960” (Summer Season Show). Tommy Steele,<br />
Alma Cogan, Freddie Frinton, May Warden, Eddie Calvert and the Wise Guys, Sid<br />
Millward, Wally Stewart’s Nitwits, <strong>The</strong> Mathurins, <strong>The</strong> Cliff Adams Singers and <strong>The</strong><br />
Malcolm Goddard Dancers.<br />
Vol 59 p 28 Programme Sept 4 th 1960. Shirley Bassey, Erik Ogden, <strong>The</strong> Springfields, Kenny<br />
Baker, Hedley Ward Trio, Joe “Mr Piano” Henderson and Ronald Chesney.<br />
Vol 59 p 29 Programme Sept 18 th 1960. David Whitfield, Erik Ogden, Jackie Allen and Barbara,<br />
Don Lang, Ian Stewart, Harriot and Evans and Johnny Laycock [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 59 p 30 Programme Feb 20 th 1961. D’Oyly Carte Opera Company.<br />
Vol 59 p 31 Programme March 29 th 1961. “Finian’s Rainbow” Jeannie Carson, Biff McGuire,<br />
Donal Donnelly and Bobby Howes.<br />
Vol 59 p 32 Programme July 1 st . “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1961” (Summer Season Show). Shirley Bassey<br />
(for 8 weeks), Cliff Richard (for 9 weeks) Ivor Emmanuel, Richard (Mr Pastry)<br />
Hearne, Tommy Fields, <strong>The</strong> Clark Brothers, <strong>The</strong> Lucky Latinos, Harry Smith-<br />
Hampshire and Doreen Casey, Tyldesley Girls Choir, Jimmie Currie’s Waltzing<br />
Waters, George Mitchell Singers and Malcolm Goddard Dancers.<br />
Vol 59 p 33 Programme Aug 27 th 1961. Alma Cogan, Erik Ogden, <strong>The</strong> Springfields, Carlo, Margo<br />
Henderson, Rawicz and Landauer and Kenny Baker [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 59 p 34 Programme Oct 17 th 1961. “West Side Story” David Holliday, Jill Martin, Ben Gerard,<br />
Gordon Wales, Carole Gray and David Bean.
Vol 59 p 35 Programme April 16 th 1962. “<strong>The</strong> Music Man”. Gordon Boyd and Maureen Hartley.<br />
Vol 59 p 36 – 37 Two programmes May 7 th 1962 <strong>The</strong> Royal Ballet.<br />
Vol 59 p 38 Programme June 30 th “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1962” (Summer Season Show). Ken Dodd,<br />
Eddie Calvert, <strong>The</strong> Kaye Sisters, Barbara Law, John Padley, <strong>The</strong> Raindrops, <strong>The</strong><br />
Three Houes, Jimmie Currie’s Silver Cascade, <strong>The</strong> Derek Taverner Singers and <strong>The</strong><br />
Malcolm Goddard dancers.<br />
Vol 59 p 39 Signed photograph of Ken Dodd.<br />
Page from autograph album signed by Ken Dodd.<br />
Vol 59 p 40 Programme Sept 16 th 1962. David Whitfield, Joan Regan, Margo Henderson, <strong>The</strong><br />
Dallas Boys, and Johnny Laycock [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 59 p 41 Programme March 11 th 1963. D’Oyly Carte Opera Company.<br />
Vol 59 p 42 Programme April 28 th 1963. Sammy Davis Jnr, London Palladium Orchestra, Hedley<br />
Ward Trio, Kathy Kirby, Gerry and the Pacemakers [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 59 p 43 Programme June 29 th “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1963” (Summer Season Show). Billy Cotton<br />
Band, Susan Lane, <strong>The</strong> King Brothers, Harry Bailey, Francis Brunn, <strong>The</strong> Bal Carron<br />
Trio, Derek Taverner Singers and Jimmy Edwards (see also next item)<br />
Vol 59 p 44 Programme for a later season version of “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1963”, starring Max<br />
Bygraves, Anthony Bygraves [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 59 p 45 Programme July 14 th 1963. Bob Miller, Millicent Martin, Eddie Calvert, Ronnie<br />
Carroll, Peters Sisters, Margo Henderson [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 59 p 46 Programme July 21 st 1963. Shirley Bassey, Mark Wynter, Bob Miller, Des Lane, Peter<br />
Crawford Trio [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 59 p 47 Programme Aug 18 th 1963, Acker Bilk and Bob Wallis [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 59 p 48 – 50 Three programmes Dec 16 th 1963. <strong>The</strong> Royal Ballet, the final one showing cast<br />
changes only.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 60<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
1964 – 1972<br />
Vol 60 p 1 Programme Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra 21 st June 1964.<br />
Vol 60 p 2 Programme June 27 th “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1964” (Summer season Show) Ken Dodd,<br />
Dennis Spicer, Joe “Mr Piano” Henderson, Rosemary Squires, <strong>The</strong> Barry Sisters, <strong>The</strong><br />
Three Rebertes, <strong>The</strong> Derek Taverner Singers and 18 Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 60 p 3 Signed photograph of Joe “Mr Piano” Henderson.<br />
Signed photograph of Ken Dodd.<br />
Vol 60 p 4 Programme Aug 30 th 1964 (photocopy only). Max Bygraves, Des Lane, Doreen<br />
Hume, the Jones Boys, Bob Miller and the Millermen [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 60 p 5 Programme Sept 6 th 1964. Gracie Fields, <strong>The</strong> Wedgwoods, Des Lane, Ronnie Hilton,<br />
Bob Miller and the Millermen.<br />
Vol 60 p 6 Programme Sept 20 th 1964. Andy Stewart, Lorne Gibson Trio, Barbara Law, Mark<br />
Wynter, Bob Miller and the Millermen.<br />
Vol 60 p 7 Programme March 22 nd 1965. D’Oyly Carte Opera Company.<br />
Vol 60 p 8 Programme April 3 rd 1965. D’Oyly Carte Opera Company (photocopy only)<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 60 p 9 Programme June 26 th ”<strong>The</strong> Black and White Minstrel Show”(Summer Season Show<br />
1965). Don Cleaver, Glyn Dawson, Bob Clayton, Stan Stennett, Reg Thompson,<br />
Daisy May assisted by Saveen, Warren, Devine and Sparks, Kris Keo, Pelham’s<br />
Puppets, the Mitchell Maids and 16 TV Toppers.<br />
Vol 60 p 10 Souvenir brochure for previous item (photocopy only – for original item please see<br />
Vol 158, p12.)<br />
Vol 60 p 11 Further programme for “Black & White Minstrel Show” but with altered cover<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 60 p 12 – 15 Four programmes Oct 25 th 1965. Sadler’s Wells Opera.<br />
Vol 60 p 16 Programme March 29 th 1966. London Festival ballet.<br />
Vol 60 p 17 – 20 Four programmes Oct 17 th 1966. Sadler’s Wells Opera.<br />
Vol 60 p 21 – 24 Four programmes 24 th – 27 th April 1967. Sadler’s Wells Opera [those dated 25 th & 27 th<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 60 p 25 Programme June 24 th “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1967”(Summer Season Show). Bruce<br />
Forsyth, Colin Keyes, Millicent Martin, Marvyn Roy, <strong>The</strong> Baranton Sisters, <strong>The</strong>
Sovereign Singers, <strong>The</strong> Girl friends and Men About Town and Jimmie Currie’s<br />
Fabulous Crystal Cascade.<br />
Vol 60 p 26 Photograph of Bruce Forsyth, signed on the back.<br />
Vol 60 p 27 Programme June 15 th “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1968”(Summer Season Show). Ken Dodd,<br />
Tessie O’Shea, Valente Valente, Fed Roby, Sylvan, Robert Colman, Jimmie Currie’s<br />
Fountains of Romance, Felicity Hayman and Keith Spencer and the Bel Canto Singers.<br />
Vol 60 p 28 Programme Sept 8 th 1968. Max Bygraves, Danny Walters. <strong>The</strong> Three Squires, Nigel<br />
Hopkins, Luigia and Fernanda Canova [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 60 p 29 – 30 Two programmes April 16 th – 17 th 1969. Sadler’s Wells Ballet.<br />
Vol 60 p 31 Programme June 13 th . “<strong>The</strong> Val Doonican Show” (Summer Season Show 1969). Val<br />
Doonican, Moira Anderson, Arthur Askey, Des Lane, Dev Shawn, <strong>The</strong> Trio Athenee,<br />
Ruth Evans, Russ and Val Arness and the Bel Canto Singers.<br />
Vol 60 p 32 Photograph of Moira Anderson?<br />
Vol 60 p 33 Programme Dec 1 st 1969. London Festival Ballet.<br />
Vol 60 p 34 Programme May 24 th 1970. Ken Dodd, <strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds, Syd Francis, Pearl and<br />
Teddy Johnson.<br />
Vol 60 p 35 Cutting shows Ken Dodd as Malvolio in Twelfth Night.<br />
Vol 60 p 36 Programme June 26 th “<strong>The</strong> Bachelors Show” (Summer Season Show 1970). <strong>The</strong><br />
Bachelors (Con and Dec Cluskey and John Stokes) Freddie Starr, Hope and Keen,<br />
Susan Lane, <strong>The</strong> Four Rebertes, Palermo and Phillips, <strong>The</strong> Starlighters and 16 Tiller<br />
girls.<br />
Vol 60 p 37 Programme July 26 th 1970. Harry Secombe, <strong>The</strong> Three Squires, Jonothan James, June<br />
Bronhill, and Syd Francis.<br />
Vol 60 p 38 Programme June 24 th “<strong>The</strong> Ken Dodd Laughter Spectacular” (Summer Season Show<br />
1971). Ken Dodd and the Diddy Men, Lyn Kennington, Johnny Hart, Stromboli, Jack<br />
Becket, Rudi Horn, Nine Tisza Balaton, Jimmie Currie’s Waterfalls, <strong>The</strong> Bel Canto<br />
Singers and the Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 60 p 39 Programme April 1 st – 2 nd 1972. Max Bygraves, <strong>The</strong> Hendry Sisters, Gordon Peters,<br />
Peter Rostal and Paul Schaefer.<br />
Vol 60 p 40 Programme June 24 th “International Spectacular’72” (Summer Season Show). Cilla<br />
Black, Johnny Hackett, Don MacLean, Peter Rostal and Paul Schaefer, Trio Hoganas,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Veterans, Gayna Martine with the boys and girls, and Jimmie Currie’s Fountains.<br />
Vol 60 p 41 Programme July 9 th 1972. Max Bygraves, Don Shearman, <strong>The</strong> Hendry Sisters, Jackie<br />
Farn, Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen.<br />
Vol 60 p 42 Programme July 30 th 1972. Ken Dodd. <strong>The</strong> Dallas Boys, Lyn Kennington and Neville<br />
King.<br />
Vol 60 p 43 Signed photograph Ken Dodd “To Shirley and <strong>Cyril</strong>” [<strong>Critchlow</strong>]
Vol 60 p 44 Programme Aug 6 th 1972. <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Don Shearman. <strong>The</strong> Cool Breeze,<br />
Heathmore and Norman Collier.<br />
Vol 60 p 45 Programme Sept 10 th 1972. Max Bygraves, Don Shearman, <strong>The</strong> Hendry Sisters,<br />
Francis Van Dyke.<br />
Vol 60 p 46 Signed photograph Max Bygraves.<br />
Vol 60 p 47 Programme Oct 1 st 1972. Beverley Sister, Moira Anderson, Ken Goodwin, <strong>The</strong> Three<br />
Squires and Walter Landauer.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 61<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
1973 – 1977<br />
Vol 61 p 1 Part programme 22 nd April 1973. Val Doonican.<br />
Vol 61 p 2 Illustrated programme “<strong>The</strong> Val Doonican Show”<br />
Vol 61 p 3 Programme May 14ht 1973. D’Oyly Carte Opera.<br />
Vol 61 p 4 Programme June 14 th “International Spectacular’73” (Summer Season Show). Danny<br />
La Rue, Toni Palmer, David Ellen, Jimmy Hunt, Jenny Layland, Mike Goddard, Tony<br />
Deary, <strong>The</strong> Black <strong>The</strong>atre of Prague, <strong>The</strong> Derek New singers and the Tommy Shaw<br />
Dancers.<br />
Vol 61 p 5 Programme July 1 st 1973. Ken Goodwin, Moira Anderson, Mike Reid, <strong>The</strong> Three<br />
Squires.<br />
Vol 61 p 6 Programme July 22 nd 1973. Val Doonican, Patricia Carroll, <strong>The</strong> Cool Breeze, Mike<br />
Newman and Des Lane.<br />
Vol 61 p 7 Programme Aug 5 th 1973. <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Norman Collier, Wilma Reading, Morton<br />
Fraser harmonica Gang.<br />
Vol 61 p 8 Programme Aug 19 th 1973. Dora Bryan, the Dallas Boys, Ted Rogers and Francis Van<br />
Dyke.<br />
Vol 61 p 9 Programme Sept 2 nd 1973. <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, <strong>The</strong> Three Squires, Frank Carson and Moira<br />
Anderson.<br />
Vol 61 p 10 Programme Sept 11 th 1973. <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Moira Anderson, Norman Collier and the<br />
Cool Breeze.<br />
Vol 61 p 11 Programme Sept 23 rd 1973. Ken Dodd, Beverley Sisters, Candlewick Green and<br />
Walter Landauer.<br />
Vol 61 p 12 Programme Sept 30 th 1973. Dora Bryan, Harbour Lights, Francis Van Dyke and Peters<br />
and Lee,<br />
Vol 61 p 13 Programme Feb 25 th 1974. D’Oyly Carte Opera Company.<br />
Vol 61 p 14 Programme June 22 nd “<strong>The</strong> Val Doonican Show” (Summer Season Show 1974). Val<br />
Doonican, Roger Richards Quintet, Dailey and Wayne, Patricia Cahill, Norman<br />
Vaughan, Des Lane and the 18 Fred Peters Dancers.<br />
Vol 61 p 15 Programme July 21 st 1974. <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Lena Zaveroni, Norman Collier and Shep’s<br />
Banjo Boys.<br />
Vol 61 p 16 Programme July 28 th 1974. Freddie Davies, Winifred Atwell, <strong>The</strong> Dallas Boys, Mark<br />
Wynter and <strong>The</strong> Cool Breeze.
Vol 61 p 17 Programme June 12 th “<strong>The</strong> Freddie Starr Show” (Summer Season Show 1975). Mike<br />
Burton, Lynn Rogers, Francis Van Dyke, Mother’s Pride, <strong>The</strong> Mistins, <strong>The</strong> Second<br />
Generation Dancers.<br />
Vol 61 p 18 – 20 Five undated flyers (c 1975) for acts <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Lena Zavaroni, <strong>The</strong><br />
Grumbleweeds, Nolan Sisters, Charlie Williams, Ken Dodd, Kenny Ball, Norman<br />
Collier, Max Bygraves, Ken Goodwin, Moira Anderson, Beverley Sisters and <strong>The</strong><br />
Vienna Boys Choir.<br />
Vol 61 p 21 Programme Aug 10 th 1975, <strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds, Mark Wynter, Lenny Henry and<br />
Shep’s Banjo Boys.<br />
Vol 61 p 22 Programme Aug 31 st 1975. <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Rod Hull and Emu, Bobby Crush and <strong>The</strong><br />
Reflections.<br />
Vol 61 p 23 Signed Fan Club card of Bobby Crush.<br />
Vol 61 p 24 Programme Oct 5 th 1975. <strong>The</strong> Vienna Boys Choir, Walter Landauer, Susan Lane, <strong>The</strong><br />
Three Squires [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 61 p 25 Programme Dec 20 th 1975. Salvation Army Festival of Carols and Christmas Music<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 61 p 26 Programme (undated c1975) <strong>The</strong> entertainment Artistes’ Benevolent Fund presents<br />
12 th charity Matinee. Frankie Vaughan, Francis Van Dyke, Mike Reid, Freddie Davies,<br />
Kris Kremo, Derek Batey, Paul Melba, Mike and Bernie Winters, John Bouchier, Sid<br />
James, Freddie Garrity, Duggie Clarke and Audrey Jeans.<br />
Vol 61 p 27 Programme Jan 25 th 1976 <strong>Blackpool</strong> Centenary Command Performance. Josef Locke,<br />
Lennie Bennett, Frank Carson, Jack Diamond, Charlie Cairoli, Alan Randall, Joan<br />
Savage, Bobby Bennett, Freddie Davies, Tony Melody, John Inman, Jan Currey, <strong>The</strong><br />
Taverners, <strong>The</strong> Fylde Coast Jazzmen, <strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Girls Choir and members of the<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s Pantomime.<br />
Vol 61 p 28 Programme (undated , but June 8 th 1976) “Dad’s Army”. Arthur Lowe, John Le<br />
Mesurier, Arnold Ridley, Ian Lavender and Bill Pertwee.<br />
Vol 61 p 29 Programme June 21 st “<strong>The</strong> Black and White Minstrel Show” (Summer Season Show<br />
1976). Ted Darling, Les Want, Bob Hunter, Les Rawlings, <strong>The</strong> Mitchell Maids, <strong>The</strong><br />
Television Toppers, Don Maclean, Lenny Henry, Fiddlygig, Nino Frediani and Don<br />
Dunfield.<br />
Vol 61 p 30 Programme June 27 th 1976. Charlie Williams, Mohogany, Janet Brown and Tammy<br />
Jones.<br />
Vol 61 p 31 Programme Aug 22 nd 1976. Peters and Lee, <strong>The</strong> Dallas Boys, Stu Francis and Johnny<br />
Hart.<br />
Vol 61 p 32 Programme Oct 3 rd 1976. Ken Dodd, Johnny Hart, Lyn Kennington and Cabbie<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 61 p 33 Programme Oct 20 th 1976. Demis Roussos.<br />
Vol 61 p 34 Programme Dec 8 th 1976 “<strong>The</strong> Ken Dodd <strong>Blackpool</strong> Centenary Christmas Show”. Ken<br />
Dodd, Derek Batey, Stromboli and Sylvia, Jan Currey, Josef Locke, Colin Crompton<br />
and Nicky Martyn.
Vol 61 p 35 Programme Dec 20 th 1976. Ballet International.<br />
Vol 61 p 36 Programme “Danny La Rue Show”(Summer Season Show 1977). Danny La Rue,<br />
David Ellen, Jacquie Toye, Peter Eden, Wayne King, Dawson Chance and Roy<br />
Rolland.<br />
Vol 61 p 37 – 38 Two photographs of Danny la Rue.<br />
Vol 61 p 39 Signed letter of thanks from Danny La Rue, apparently from 1973.<br />
Vol 61 p 40 Undated programme (1977) Sacha Distel.<br />
Vol 61 p 41 Signed Fan club photograph of Sacha Distel<br />
Vol 61 p 42 Programme July 3 rd 1977. Rod Hull and Emu, Billy Dainty, <strong>The</strong> Dallas Boys, Brooks<br />
Aehron and <strong>The</strong> Cool Breeze.<br />
Vol 61 p 43 Programme Aug 14 th 1977. Ken Dodd, Gypsy, John Bouchier and Candlewick Green.<br />
Vol 61 p 44 Programme Sept 11 th 1977. <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Cool Breeze, Bobby Crush and Pam<br />
Ayres.<br />
Vol 61 p 45 - 46 Two programmes Nov 14 th – 17 th 1977. London Festival Ballet.<br />
Vol 61 p 47 Programme Nov 17 th Programme (photocopy only – for original see Vol 158, p15.)<br />
Demis Roussos.<br />
Vol 61 p 48 Programme Dec 17 th 1977. Salvation Army Festival of Carols and Christmas Music<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 62<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
1978 – 1984<br />
Vol 62 p 1 Programme May 28 th 1978.Rod Hull and Emu, Charlie Williams, Brooks Aehron,<br />
Kickers and <strong>The</strong> Song Spinners.<br />
Vol 62 p 2 Flyer June 4 th 1978. “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Star Time”. Ken Dodd, Barbara Simpson, Ernest<br />
Clough, Martin Scott Price, Cathie Haigh, Sammy Stopford and Lyn Aspden.<br />
Vol 62 p 3 Programme “Comedy Spectacular’78” (Summer Season Show). Tom O’Connor,<br />
Moira Anderson, Dave Evans, Gil Dova, Johnny Hutch and the Halfwits, Los Amigos<br />
del Paraguay, and the 16 Tiller girls.<br />
Vol 62 p 4 As previous item, but with different cover.<br />
Vol 62 p 5 Programme July 9 th 1978. Rod Hull and Emu, Tony Monopoly, Brooks Aehron,<br />
Kickers and Pat Mooney.<br />
Vol 62 p 6 Programme July 15 th 1978. Ken Dodd, Bobby Crush, Shades and Johnny More.<br />
Vol 62 p 7 Programme Nov 13 th 1978. London Festival Ballet “<strong>The</strong> Sleeping Beauty”.<br />
Vol 62 p 8 Programme Dec 16 th 1978. Salvation Army “Fanfare for Christmas” [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 62 p 9 Programme “<strong>The</strong> All Laughter Spectacular’79” (Summer Season Show). Little and<br />
Large, Frank Carson, Norman Collier, Pepe and his friends, Francis Van Dyke and the<br />
Pamela Davis Dancers.<br />
Vol 62 p 10 Programme (undated 1979?) Fivepenny Piece in Concert.<br />
Vol 62 p 11 Programme Nov 12 th 1979. D’Oyly Carte Opera Company.<br />
Vol 62 p 12 – 14 Two flyers and one programme London Festival Ballet. “<strong>The</strong> Nutcracker”.<br />
Vol 62 p 15 Photographs of performers including Bernard Manning and Charlie Chester.<br />
Vol 62 p 16 Photographs of performers including Chester Harriott and Harry Belafonte.<br />
Vol 62 p 17 Programme 15 th – 19 th April 1980. <strong>The</strong> Scottish Ballet “Cinderella” and “Giselle”.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 62 p 18 Programme April 20 th 1980. “Lancashire Youth Make Music”<br />
Vol 62 p 19 Programme May 24 th 1980. “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Star Time”. Ken Turner, Phil Kelsall, Barbara<br />
Simpson and Ernest Clough, Julie Fisher and McAndrews and Mills<br />
Vol 62 p 20 Miss Royal British Legion National Final 24 th May 1980, list of events leading up to<br />
the previous evening concert.
Vol 62 p 21 Programme June 27 th “Mike Yarwood in Persons” (Summer Season Show 1980).<br />
Brian Marshall, <strong>The</strong> Nolans, <strong>The</strong> Six Ashtons and the Fred Peters Dancers.<br />
Vol 62 p 22 Programme Aug 10 th 1980. Vince Hill, Wayne King, Billy Dainty and <strong>The</strong> Dallas<br />
Boys.<br />
Vol 62 p 23 Programme Nov 7 th 1980. Mineworkers National Brass Band Festival. Moura<br />
Lympany, Grimethorpe Colliery Band, Carlton Main Frickley Colliery Band.<br />
Introduced by Anna Ford [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 62 p 24 Programme Nov 11 th 1980. “Hello Dolly” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players)<br />
Vol 62 p 25 Programme Dec 13 th 1980. Salvation Army Annual Carol Concert [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 62 p 26 – 28 Flyers and programme for Sadler’s Wells Royal Ballet March 2 nd – 7 th 1981.<br />
Vol 62 p 29 Programme June 19 th “<strong>The</strong> Ken Dodd Laughter Spectacular’ 81” (Summer Season<br />
Show). Ken Dodd, Rudy Cardenas, Los Matacos, Brian Pullman, Sweet Spice, Lynne<br />
Williamson and Lily Yokoi.<br />
Vol 62 p 30 Undated brochure (1981?) Nuts and Bolts came up Trumps.<br />
Vol 62 p 31 Programme Oct 20 th – 24 th 1981. “Gang Show” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> District Scout <strong>Council</strong>).<br />
Vol 62 p 32 Programme Nov 15 th 1981. “Gala 81” Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 62 p 33 Programme Dec 5 th 1981. <strong>The</strong> Band of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 62 p 34 Programme Jan 19 th – 23 rd 1982. “Dick Whittington” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s<br />
Pantomime 71 st production) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 62 p 35 Programme June 25 th “Little and Large All Laughter Show” (Summer Season Show<br />
1982). Syd Little, Eddie Large, Dana, Michael Barrymore, Lisa Dawn Hart and Pepe<br />
and his Friends.<br />
Vol 62 p 36 Programme July 4 th 1982. Lena Zavaroni, Bernie Clifton, Roy Walker and Shep’s<br />
Banjo Boys.<br />
Vol 62 p 37 Programme Oct 24 th 1982. “Gala 82” Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 62 p 38 Programme Nov 5 th 1982. Mineworkers 21 st National Brass Band Festival. Stuart<br />
Burrows, Carlton Main Frickley Colliery Band, Desford Colliery Dowty Band.<br />
Introduced by Robin Boyle. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 62 p 39 Programme Dec 18 th 1982. Salvation Army “<strong>The</strong> Message of Christmas: a festival of<br />
carols”, compere Keith Macklin [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 62 p 40 Programme June 24 th “Paul Daniels Summer Magic” (Summer Season Show 1983).<br />
Paul Daniels, Valla Bertini and <strong>The</strong> Koziaks [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 62 p 41 – 42 Two photographs of Paul Daniels outside the Winter Gardens.
Vol 62 p 43 Programme July 12 th “Hi – De – Hi” (Summer Season Show 1984). Ruth Madoc, Paul<br />
Shane, Jeffrey Holland, Michael Knowles, Su Pollard, Ben Warriss, Barry Howard<br />
and Joe Black.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 63<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
1985 – 1990<br />
Vol 63 p 1 Programme Sept 11 th 1985 “Stars’ Midnight Spectacular”. Derek Batey, Norman<br />
Barrett, Jean Bennett, Black Lace, Canon and Ball, Leslie Crowther, Candlewick<br />
Green, Les Dennis and Dustin Gee, Johnny Casson, Dudley Doolittle, Billy Fontayne,<br />
Vince Hill, Terry King, Lovebirds, Damion Silver, Greg Rogers, Sinekos, Lena<br />
Zavaroni, Billy ‘Uke’ Scott, Ray Cornell and Gordon Scott.<br />
Vol 63 p 2 Programme Jan 21 st 1986. “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s<br />
Pantomime 75 th production)<br />
Vol 63 p 3 Flyer Feb 26 th (1986) “<strong>The</strong> Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”.<br />
Vol 63 p 4 Programme July 18 th “Freddie Starr” (Summer Season Show 1986). Grace Kennedy,<br />
Wayne Dobson, Pepe and friends, Lisa Dawn Hart, and the Brian Rogers TV Dancers<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 63 p 5 Programme Sept 10 th 1986. “Midnight Spectacular” (Entertainment Artistes’<br />
Benevolent Fund). Russ Abbot, Acro Mechanico, Norman Barrett, Bobby Bennett,<br />
Frank Carson, Jack Diamond, Miss Dezi, Les Dawson, Billy Fontayne, Patti Gold,<br />
Peter Goodwright, Junior Jonsen, Johnny Casson, Bella Emberg, Maggie Moone,<br />
Grace Kennedy, Flair, Touch of Class, Mike Newman, Stuart Atkins, Jeff Stevenson,<br />
Linda Nolan, Freddie Starr, Eric Sykes and Trevor Wallace.<br />
Vol 63 p 6 Programme Jan 6 th 1987. “Cinderella” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s Pantomime 76 th<br />
production).<br />
Vol 63 p 7 Programme July 17 th “Cannon and Ball” (Summer Season Show 1987). Tommy<br />
Cannon and Bobby Ball, <strong>The</strong> Nolans, Brian Conley, Bob Bramson, <strong>The</strong> Clark<br />
Brothers and the Brian Rogers TV Dancers.<br />
Vol 63 p 8 Programme “Les Dawson” (Summer Season Show 1988). Frank Carson, Keith Harris,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Roly Polys, Jimmy Gibbo, Jane Marie Osborne and the Dawson Dollies.<br />
Vol 63 p 9 Photograph of Keith Harris with Orville and Cuddles.<br />
Vol 63 p 10 Programme Sept 20 th 1989. “Midnight Spectacular” (Entertainment Artistes’<br />
Benevolent Fund). Norman Barrett, Brian Conley, Ken Dodd (signed by him), Jimmy<br />
Cricket, Billy Fontayne, <strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds, <strong>The</strong> Nolans, Renato, Linda Nolan, Greg<br />
Rogers, Jimmy Tamley, Dave Wolfe and Marti Webb.<br />
Vol 63 p 11 Flyer for previous show.<br />
Vol 63 p 12 Programme May 25 th 1989. “Cats” (Summer Season Show). Marti Webb.<br />
Flyer for previous show “Cats”.<br />
Vol 63 p 13 Programme March 17 th 1990. “Up North for the North”. Marti Caine, Jim Davidson,<br />
Jethro, Ronn Lucas, Karen Noble, Linda Nolan, Stan Richards, Jean Rogers, <strong>The</strong> Roly
Polys, Sir <strong>Cyril</strong> Smith, James Whale, Dave Wolfe, Eric Bristow, Tony Green, Jess<br />
Conrad, Brian Fitzgerald and Bobby George.<br />
Vol 63 p 14 Programme July 12 th “Freddie Starr” (Summer Season Show 1990). Freddie Starr,<br />
Dana, Donimo, Barnaby, Dooby Duck and the Starlettes TV Dancers.<br />
Vol 63 p 15 Photograph of Donimo.<br />
Vol 63 p 16 Programme June 10 th 1990. “An Evening with Rick Wakeman and his Friends” in aid<br />
of the Royal Lancaster CT Scanner Appeal and the Sharon Allen Leukaemia Trust.<br />
Richard Digence, Jethro, Jim Bowen, <strong>The</strong> Roly Polys, Hannah Jones, and Flint.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 64<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
1991 – 1995<br />
Vol 64 p 1 Programme May 15 th (1991) <strong>The</strong> Everly Brothers.<br />
Vol 64 p 2 Programme 5 th June “42 nd Street” (Summer Season Show 1991). Bob Sessions, Elaine<br />
London and Meg Johnson.<br />
Vol 64 p 3 Flyer for the previous show “42 nd Street”<br />
Vol 64 p 4 Programme May 27 th “Barnum” (Part One Summer Season Show 1992). Paul<br />
Nicholas, Carol Duffy, Clare Miller, Alan Heap, Nicola Blackman and Simon David<br />
Trout.<br />
Vol 64 p 5 Programme July 15 th “Buddy” (Part Two Summer Season Show 1992). Joe Lutton.<br />
Vol 64 p 6 Flyer for previous show “Buddy”.<br />
Vol 64 p 7 Flyer. Jools Holland and his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra Nov 29 th (1992?)<br />
Programme March 21 st 1992. “Hits from Great Musicals” performed by the Dancing<br />
Schools of Lancashire.<br />
Vol 64 p 8 Programme Sept 16 th 1992. “Midnight With <strong>The</strong> Stars” (Entertainment Artistes’<br />
Benevolent Fund). Barnaby, Norman Barrett, ‘Buddy’ Company, Freddie and the<br />
Dreamers, <strong>The</strong> Krankies, Gary Lovini, Alan Randall, the Russettes and the North Pier<br />
Dances.<br />
Vol 64 p 9 Programme Feb 22 nd (1993) “Annie” the musical of ‘Tomorrow’ (Fylde Children’s<br />
Pantomime).<br />
Vol 64 p 10 Programme March 13 th 1993 “Hits from the Great Musicals 2” performed by the<br />
Dancing Schools of Lancashire.<br />
Vol 64 p 11 Programme July 1 st “<strong>The</strong> Joe Longthorne Summer Spectacular” (Summer Season<br />
Show 1993). Also with Little and Large, Gina Johnson and Richard De Vere.<br />
Vol 64 p 12 Flyer March 2 nd 1994. Bobby Ball and Joni Eareckson.<br />
Flyer March 18 th 1994. “An Evening with John Denver”<br />
Vol 64 p 13 Programme June 8 th – July 10 th. “<strong>The</strong> Michael Barrymore Show 1994”. Also with<br />
Marti Webb, Bradley Walsh, Misspprintt, Nick Crook and Alan Harding Dancers.<br />
Vol 64 p 14 Programme July 20 th “Festival’94 Spectacular. (Summer Season Show). Cannon and<br />
Ball, Wayne Dobson, Bradley Walsh, Steve Halliday and Nikita Scott.<br />
Vol 64 p 15 Signed photograph of Cannon and Ball.<br />
Vol 64 p 16 Further signed photograph of Cannon and Ball.<br />
Flyer for “Fiddler on the Roof”
Vol 64 p 17 Programme Nov 29 th 1994. “Fiddler on the Roof” starring Topol, Karen Davies,<br />
<strong>The</strong>lma Ruby, Margaret Robertson and David Bacon.<br />
Vol 64 p 18 Programme Sept 11 th 1994. “Gala Tribute to Lord Delfont” (Entertainment Artistes’<br />
Benevolent Fund). Brain Conley, Darren Day, Johnnie Carson, Joe Pasquale, Laci<br />
Endresz Jnr and Kate, Frank Carson, Allan Stewart, Linda Nolan, Richard De Vere,<br />
Billy Pearce and the Phil Winston Dancers, Ethan Freeman, Mike Sterling, Josie<br />
Walker, Shane Richie, <strong>The</strong> Nolans, and Lisa Peace.<br />
Vol 64 p 19 Flyer for previous show.<br />
Vol 64 p 20 Programme Dec 12 th 1994. “Sinderella”. Charlie Drake, Jim Davidson, Jess Conrad,<br />
Dianne Lee, Mia Carla, David Kristian, Dave Lee and Simon Bashford.<br />
Vol 64 p 21 Programme Jan 31 st 1995. “Babes in the Wood” (84 th <strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s<br />
Pantomime)<br />
Vol 64 p 22 Programme June 22 nd “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” (Summer<br />
Season Show 1995). Aled Jones, Ria Jones, David J Higgins and Brian Smith.<br />
Vol 64 p 23 Programme Sept 10 th 1995. “Gala Tribute to Lord Delfont” (2 nd tribute)(Entertainment<br />
Artistes’ Benevolent Fund). Aled Jones, Linda Nolan, Duncan Norvelle, <strong>The</strong><br />
Grumbleweeds, Lee Griffiths, Johnnie Carson, Josie Walker, Allan Stewart, Linda<br />
Lusardi, Cannon and Ball and Joe Longthorne.<br />
Vol 64 p 24 Flyer Nov 21 st 1995 “Me and my Girl”. Gary Wilmot and Josephine Baird.<br />
Vol 64 p 25 Programme Dec 18 th 1995. “Copacabana” Michael Praed, Eric Flynn, <strong>The</strong>resa Kartell<br />
and Marilyn Cutts.<br />
Vol 64 p 26 Flyer for previous show “Copacabana”.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 65<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
1996 – 1999<br />
Vol 65 p 1 Programme Jan 23 rd 1996 “Wizard of Oz” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s Pantomime 85 th<br />
production)<br />
Vol 65 p 2 Programme May 27 th “Summer Holiday” (Summer season Show 1996). Darren Day,<br />
Faith Brown, Ross King and Clare Buckfield.<br />
Vol 65 p 3 Two “Summer Holiday” postcards.<br />
Vol 65 p 4 Programme Nov 28 th 1996. “Song and Dance Extravaganza” (Barbara Jackson School<br />
of Dancing)<br />
Vol 65 p 5 Programme Sept 21 st 1997. “<strong>The</strong> 4 th Annual Tribute Gala to Lord Delfont”<br />
(Entertainment Artistes’ Benevolent Fund). Jim Davidson, Bobby Davro, Kid Creole,<br />
John Altman, Johnnie Casson, Richard De Vere, Mike Doyle, Mr Mim, <strong>The</strong> Nolans,<br />
Bernie Nolan, Rudi West and Paul Zerdin.<br />
Vol 65 p 6 Programme March 7 th 1998. “Hits from Great Musicals” performed by <strong>The</strong> Dancing<br />
Schools of Lancashire.<br />
Vol 65 p 7 Flyer March 21 st 1998. “Aladdin” <strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s Pantomime 87 th production.<br />
Flyer. <strong>The</strong> Hollies in concert, May 8 th 1998.<br />
Vol 65 p 8 Flyer May 27 th 1998. Shirley Bassey, the Diamond Tour.<br />
Vol 65 p 9 Flyer June 20 th 1998? “Muscle”<br />
Flyer, Tom Jones Live in concert. Nov 21 st 1998.<br />
Vol 65 p 10 Programme July 12 th “Holiday Startime” (Summer Season Show 1998). Jane<br />
McDonald, Johnnie Casson, Russell Watson and Billy Pearce.<br />
Vol 65 p 11 Programme Sept 20 th 1998. “5th Annual Tribute Gala to Lord Delfont” (Entertainment<br />
Artistes’ Benevolent Fund). Joe Longthorne, Darren Day, Joe Pasquale, <strong>The</strong><br />
Grumbleweeds, Billy Pearce, Hilary O’Neil, <strong>The</strong> Roly Polys, Mark Walker, Patrick<br />
Lemoine, James McCourt, David Spikey, Phil Walker, Jonathan and the Space Girls.<br />
Vol 65 p 12 Programme Nov 28 th 1998. “A Northern Night at the Proms”, for the benefit of<br />
Victoria Hospital, Trinity Hospice and Christies.<br />
Vol 65 p 13 Flyer for previous show. “A Northern Night at the Proms”<br />
Flyer for “Holiday Showtime” Summer Season Show 1998)<br />
Vol 65 p 14 Programme March 9 th 1999. “Grease”. Luke Goss and Jasmine Jeffery.<br />
Vol 65 p 15 Flyer for previous show “Grease”<br />
Vol 65 p 16 Programme (photocopy only – for original see Vol 158, p16) May 28 th 1999.<br />
“Goosebumps”
Vol 65 p 17 Flyer Nov 17 th 1999. “Jesus Christ Superstar” music by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 66<br />
WINTER GARDENS OPERA HOUSE<br />
2000 –<br />
Vol 66 p 1 Flyer May 23 rd 2000. Shirley Bassey.<br />
Flyer Nov 2 nd 2000 Michael Ball.<br />
Vol 66 p 2 Flyer Nov 12 th 2000 “Rule Britannia” Nigel Ogden, Paul Greenwood and Kevin<br />
Grunhill.<br />
Flyer June 18 th 2001 “<strong>The</strong> League of Gentlemen”<br />
Vol 66 p 3 Flyer Nov 29 th 2000 “Doctor Doolittle” Russ Abbot.<br />
Vol 66 p 4 Programme 17 th Feb 2001. “Hits from Great Musicals” performed by the Dancing<br />
Schools of Lancashire (10 th Anniversary Show)<br />
Vol 66 p 5 Flyer July 6 th 2001 ‘Victoria Wood’ at it again.<br />
Flyer July 15 th 2001. “Best of West End and Broadway” (Sunday Season Show 2001)<br />
Vol 66 p 6 Programme Oct 16 th 2001. “Oh! What a Night”, Kid Creole (August Darnell) John<br />
Altman.<br />
Vol 66 p 7 Souvenir brochure for previous show “Oh! What a Night”<br />
Vol 66 p 8 Flyer for previous Show.<br />
Vol 66 p 9 Flyer Nov 10 th 2001. Jane McDonald.<br />
Flyer Nov 26 th 2001. “Bottom 2001”. Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson.<br />
Vol 66 p 10 Flyer Nov 27 th 2001. Engelbert Humperdinck.<br />
Flyer Nov 30 th 2001. “<strong>The</strong> Solid Gold Rock ‘n’ Roll Show” Marty Wilde, Joe Brown,<br />
John Leyton and Eden Kane.<br />
Vol 66 p 11 Flyer April 21 st 2002. “<strong>The</strong> Elvis <strong>Collection</strong>”<br />
Flyer June 3 rd 2002. Jack Jones in concert.<br />
Vol 66 p 12 Flyer July 6 th 2002. Norman Wisdom, Jess Conrad, Lol Williams and Keith Simmons.<br />
Vol 66 p 13 Flyer March 18 th 2003. “<strong>The</strong> Solid Silver 60’s Show”. <strong>The</strong> Searchers, Dave Dee,<br />
Wayne Fontana, Barry Ryan.<br />
Flyer March 21 st 2003. Daniel O’Donnell.<br />
Vol 66 p 14 Flyer April 5 th 2003. Kevin “Bloody” Wilson.<br />
Vol 66 p 15 Programme June 9 th 2003. “Calamity Jane”. Toyah Wilcox and Alisdair Harvey.<br />
Vol 66 p 16 Flyer and two entrance tickets for previous show.<br />
Vol 66 p 17 Programme July 13 th 2003. “All Star Gala Celebration Show”. Wyn Calvin, <strong>The</strong><br />
Tiptoes Kidz, Andrew Robley, Jeremy Spake, Mike Terry, John Bardon, Jimmy Perry,<br />
Paul Shane, Joan Regan, Tony Barton, Alan Randall, Stan Stennet, Frank Carson,
Chas McDevitt, Colin Areety, <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Bernard Wrigley, Jack Seaton and Joan<br />
Hinde.<br />
Vol 66 p 18 Two entrance tickets for previous show.<br />
Vol 66 p 19 Flyer March 28 th 2005. “Riverdance”<br />
Flyer July 19 th 2005. “Boogie Nights 2”. David Essex, Sophie Lawrence, Scott<br />
Robinson and Mark Jones.<br />
Vol 66 p 20 Flyer July 24 th 2005. Joe Pasquale.<br />
Flyer March 5 th 2006. Jethro Tull.<br />
Vol 66 p 21 Flyer Sept 10 th 2007. An Audience with Mickey Rooney.<br />
Vol 66 p 22 Opera House entrance tickets various dates:<br />
- April 24 th (1952) “Oklahoma”<br />
- Sept 23 rd (1956) “Harold Fielding Concert”<br />
- Sept 23 rd (1957) “Big Show of 1957”<br />
- Sept 22 nd (1957) “Billy Eckstine”<br />
Vol 66 p 23 Opera House entrance tickets various dates:<br />
- Aug 28 th (1961) “Big Show of 1961”<br />
- Aug 27 th (1961) “Harold Fielding Concert”<br />
- Aug 18 th (1963) “Acker Bilk”<br />
- Sept 1 st (1964) “Big Show of 1964”<br />
Vol 66 p 24 Opera House entrance tickets various dates:<br />
- July 10 th (1965) “Black and White Minstrel Show”<br />
- Aug 14 th (1967) “Big Show of 1967”<br />
- July 17 th (1969) “Val Doonican Show”<br />
- Oct 2 nd (1987) “Cannon and Ball”<br />
[All 12 Show tickets <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 66 p 25 Flyer “Freddie Starr Live in Concert” (undated)<br />
Flyer. Tommy Steele (undated)<br />
Vol 66 p 26 Flyer Moscow Classical Ballet. (undated)<br />
Vol 66 p 27 Flyer “<strong>The</strong> Boy Friend” (undated)<br />
Flyer “Abba Dabba Doo” (undated)<br />
Vol 66 p 28 Two undated flyers for “<strong>The</strong> Comedians”. Stan Boardman, Roy Walker, Jim Bowen,<br />
Ken Goodwin, Vince Earl, Duggie Brown, George Roper and Norman Collier.<br />
Vol 66 p 29 Undated flyer as previous show “<strong>The</strong> Comedians”<br />
Undated flyer “Michael Ball Christmas Show”<br />
Vol 66 p 30 Two undated flyers “Lord of <strong>The</strong> Dance”.<br />
Vol 66 p 31 Opera House Interval Drinks order form.<br />
Flyer (undated) <strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds, Jimmy Cricket.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 67<br />
TOWER TO 1935<br />
PLUS MIDGETS AT THE TOWER<br />
Vol 67 p 1 Two early Victorian images of Promenade at Tower site.<br />
Vol 67 p 2 Early Victorian engraving of Central Promenade.<br />
Vol 67 p 3 – 5 Four photographs of Central Promenade.<br />
Vol 67 p 6 – 7 Three images of the Aquarium and Menagerie (Tower Site)<br />
Vol 67 p 8 Early (and inaccurate) artist’s impression of Tower.<br />
Vol 67 p 9 – 12 Six photographs of Tower under construction.<br />
Vol 67 p 13 Photograph of Tower Roof Gardens.<br />
Photograph of Promenade scene showing Tower under construction.<br />
Vol 67 p 14 1890’s cuttings on the Tower.<br />
Vol 67 p 15 Cutting and photograph on the 1897 Tower fire.<br />
Vol 67 p 16 – 17 Two Giant postcards showing Promenade and Tower.<br />
Vol 67 p 18 Two postcards of the Tower.<br />
Photograph “Tetrazzini beats the time with finger whilst the elder George Formby<br />
makes a record” (1910)<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower Company card (1918) “With the General Manager’s Compliments”<br />
Vol 67 p 19 Postcard Tower Pavilion.<br />
Postcard Tower Menagerie.<br />
Postcard Pauline Rivers’ production (1922) “My Lady’s Work Basket”<br />
Vol 67 p 20 Tower programme 1895 (photocopy only) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 67 p 21 Programme1903 Tower Pavilion concert (programme card shaped like a fan)<br />
Vol 67 p 22 Programme Nov 16 th 1904. “<strong>The</strong> Dream of Gerontius” Muriel Foster, John Coates,<br />
Frederic Austin, Halle Orchestra [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 67 p 23 Programme May 30 th 1920. “Grand Evening Concert” Alice Vaughan, Alfred Heather.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 67 p 24 Undated (1920’s) Illustrated souvenir and guide to “Tower, Palace and Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 67 p 25 Three postcards Roof Gardens.<br />
Postcard Tower Aquarium.<br />
Vol 67 p 26 Two postcards of Kennerly Rumford and Clara Butt.<br />
Postcard of Charles Howell “Princess Carnival”
Postcard of Children’s Ballet “<strong>The</strong> Land of Children’s Dreams” (Pauline Rivers)<br />
Vol 67 p 27 Four postcards of Pauline Rivers and Little Emmie.<br />
Vol 67 p 28 Photograph of block of “Cinderella” perforated stamps of Little Emmie.<br />
Postcard of Geraldo.<br />
Postcard of female members of Tower Orchestra (1930’s?)<br />
Undated printed advertisement postcard for Galli – Curci.<br />
Vol 67 p 29 Photograph of Tower Orchestra.<br />
Postcard of Clara Butt.<br />
Two postcards of Pauline River’s Children’s Ballet.<br />
Vol 67 p 30 Advertisements for “Royal Court Black Diamond Minstrels” and “Walter Jay Stevens,<br />
Minnie Moyes and Jazrene Marie. (the versatile, laughable and coloured coons)”<br />
Vol 67 p 31 Programme and guide (undated) “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower”<br />
Vol 67 p 32 Programme Sept 12 th 1920. “Grand Evening Concert”. Rosina Buckman and Maurice<br />
D’Oisly.<br />
Vol 67 p 33 Programme Nov 21 st 1920. “Sunday Evening Concert”. Frank Mullings, Madeline<br />
Collins, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Glee and Madrigal Society, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Orpheus Glee Society.<br />
Vol 67 p 34 Programme Sept 11 th 1921. “Grand Evening Concert”. Madeline Collins, Ben Davies<br />
and Tom Southworth.<br />
Vol 67 p 35 Four advertisement postcards for Pauline Rivers’ Children’s Ballet.<br />
Vol 67 p 36 Photograph of Jack Lister.<br />
Vol 67 p 37 Flyer (1927) “See the eclipse from <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower summit”<br />
Vol 67 p 38 Four postcards of animals at Tower Menagerie / Zoo.<br />
Vol 67 p 39 – 40 1929 mini brochure advertising Tower and other attractions.<br />
Six general postcard views of Tower.<br />
Photograph of cat in hammock (on Tower?)<br />
Vol 67 p 41 Postcard of Norman Newman (Tower 1938)<br />
Signed postcard of a young Reginald Dixon.<br />
Postcard of Tower Ballroom.<br />
Vol 67 p 42 Illustrated 1929 envelope (torn) posted from <strong>Blackpool</strong> to Bert Sanger, Grand Circus,<br />
Islington.<br />
Vol 67 p 43 Four postcards of Tower, Roof Gardens and Chinatown.<br />
Vol 67 p 44 Postcard of Nautch Dancers, Indian village.<br />
Postcard of “Hindoo” Acrobats.<br />
Postcard of Pauline Rivers’ Children’s Ballet.<br />
Photograph of Little Emmie.<br />
Vol 67 p 45 Souvenir brochure “Midget Town at the Tower, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 67 p 46 Photograph in presentation case “Bought at John Lester’s Midget Town”
Vol 67 p 47 – 53 Postcards (24) showing midgets from the Tower.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 68<br />
TOWER<br />
1936 – 1974<br />
Vol 68 p 1 Programme Tower Ballroom March 28 th 1937. “Grand Radio Celebrity Concert”.<br />
Evelyn Dall, Sam Browne, Ronald Frankau, Norman Newman and the Tower Band.<br />
Reginald Dixon [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 68 p 2 Photograph (and attached calendar) showing Reginald Dixon at the Organ.<br />
Vol 68 p 3 Two postcards showing wartime organist Ena Baga.<br />
Two postcards showing Bertini and his Band.<br />
Vol 68 p 4 Artist’s illustration of Tower Ballroom.<br />
Vol 68 p 5 Envelope addressed to Mrs L. Sanger, 49, Caunce Street, <strong>Blackpool</strong>, showing on<br />
reverse an aerial view of “<strong>The</strong> Big Six” of <strong>Blackpool</strong>’s entertainment venues.<br />
1938 cutting advertising Tower Restaurant.<br />
Vol 68 p 6 Signed postcard Joe Kirkham (band leader)<br />
Three photographs (two signed) of Reginald Dixon.<br />
Vol 68 p 7 Miscellaneous images Tower Café, Ivy Benson.<br />
Vol 68 p 8 Photograph of Claudine.<br />
Vol 68 p 9 – 13 Four programmes 1942 “Carnegie Trust Concerts” (Halle Orchestra)<br />
Vol 68 p 14 Programme Dec 9 th 1948. “<strong>The</strong> Messiah” Ena Mitchell, Kathleen Ferrier, Heddle Nash<br />
and Arthur Copley.<br />
Vol 68 p 15 Programme “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower Children’s Spectacular 1949 Ballet”<br />
Vol 68 p 16 Programme July 10 th 1949. “Geraldo and his Concert Orchestra”. Tower Ballroom.<br />
Vol 68 p 17 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Dream Ship” (Children’s Ballet 1950)<br />
Vol 68 p 18 Programme 5 th December 1951 “<strong>The</strong> Messiah” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Philharmonic Society 30 th<br />
annual festival performance).<br />
Vol 68 p 19 Illustrated souvenir and guide (early 1950s) “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower in the sixtieth year of<br />
our progress” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 68 p 20 Programme Children’s Ballet of 1953 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 68 p 21 Programme Children’s Ballet of 1954 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 68 p 22 Photograph of Ocean Room performers?<br />
Programme card for Children’s Ballet of 1956. “Here we go Again”<br />
Vol 68 p 23 Postcard of lightning striking the Tower.<br />
Photograph of a dancing act in the Tower Ballroom.
Four 1954 Tower exterior photographs.<br />
Vol 68 p 24 Photograph (circa 1960) of Children’s rides.<br />
1962 <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower souvenir and guide brochure.<br />
Vol 68 p 25 Flyer “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower Company present Fabulous Stars and Spectacular Shows for<br />
the 1962 Summer Season” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 68 p 26 Programme Tower Ballroom Jan 3 rd 1965. Halle Orchestra. Sir John Barbirolli.<br />
Vol 68 p 27 Programme “Over to You” (Tower Children’s Revue 1966) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 68 p 28 Programme “Merry and Bright” (Tower Children’s Revue undated 1960’s) [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 68 p 29 Two Halle Orchestra programmes (January 1968 and January 1969)<br />
Vol 68 p 30 Programme March 29th 1970 “Reginald Dixon Farewell Concert”. Ernest Broadbent<br />
and Vince Hill.<br />
Vol 68 p 31 Programme Dec 2 nd 1974. “Reginald Dixon 70 th Birthday year concert” held in<br />
Nottingham.)<br />
Vol 68 p 32 Photograph Ernest Broadbent at the organ.<br />
Photograph Norman Barrett with his budgie act.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 69<br />
TOWER<br />
1975 –<br />
Vol 69 p 1 – 2 Five photographs of Tower.<br />
Vol 69 p 3 Photograph of John Castle as “Ganga Dun” in the front of Tower in Granada TV series<br />
“Lost Empires”<br />
Vol 69 p 4 Photograph of helicopter landing on beach in front of Tower (Isle of Man race)<br />
Vol 69 p 5 Flyer 1970’s on the attractions in the Tower Building.<br />
Vol 69 p 6 As previous item, “Your Passport to Entertainment”.<br />
Vol 69 p 7 – 8 Two undated flyers “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower – it’s taking off!”<br />
Vol 69 p 9 – 11 “Times and running orders” for unidentified show.<br />
Vol 69 p 12 1975 flyer for Tower attractions.<br />
Vol 69 p 13 – 15 Flyer and two photographs July 23 rd 1983.<br />
Karl Bartoni (“escapology ….whilst hanging from the top of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower”)<br />
Vol 69 p 16 Two photographs of <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> (holding microphone) at <strong>Blackpool</strong> Sportsman’s<br />
Aid Society.<br />
Vol 69 p 17 Flyer and photograph of Mike Slater (dance organist)<br />
Vol 69 p 18 Photographs of Mike Slater and Eric Delaney.<br />
Vol 69 p 19 Undated poster Tower Ballroom, Peter Casson, hypnotist.<br />
Vol 69 p 20 Undated pictorial history souvenir brochure on <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower.<br />
Vol 69 p 21 Flyer “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower Centenary of the laying of the foundation stone on 30 th July<br />
1891”.<br />
Vol 69 p 22 Programme April 12 th 1982 “Phil Kelsall Gala Concert”<br />
Vol 69 p 23 1993 Tower World souvenir edition newspaper.<br />
Vol 69 p 24 Programme Dec 10 th 1993. “Gala Christmas Concert”. Nigel Ogden, Peter Jebson and<br />
Neil Shepherd.<br />
Vol 69 p 25 Programme 1994 “Tower Children’s Centenary Review”<br />
Vol 69 p 26 Programme Dec 8 th 1995 “Christmas at the Tower”. Roger Royle, Peter Jebson and<br />
Neil Shepherd.<br />
Vol 69 p 27 Flyer Nov 19 th 1999 “Grand Millennium Charity Ball”. Chris Dean, Syd Lawrence<br />
Orchestra.
Undated brochure “Tower World – your guide”<br />
Vol 69 p 28 Photograph of Phil Kelsall at the Wurlitzer.<br />
Brochure 1993/94 of Tower World attractions.<br />
Vol 69 p 29 Postcard of Phil Kelsall.<br />
Advertising card “<strong>The</strong> Famous Lounge Bar”<br />
Two views of Tower Ballroom.<br />
Vol 69 p 30 Undated Tower flyer “Afternoon Tea Dance” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Undated flyer “Jungle Jim’s Birthday Party” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 70<br />
TOWER CIRCUS<br />
1894 – 1937<br />
Vol 70 p 1 Photograph (reduced) of 1894 poster “<strong>The</strong> Tower Aquatic and variety Circus”<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 70 p 2 Photograph (reduced) of 1895 poster of Tower and Tower Circus attractions.<br />
Vol 70 p 3 Postcard “Carl Hagenbeck’s Wonder Zoo and Big Circus”.<br />
Photograph of Annie Agustin?<br />
Vol 70 p 4 Cutting showing two images of W.C.Fields.<br />
Vol 70 p 5 Programme July 11 th and 14 th 1905 “<strong>The</strong> Leamy Troupe of Lady Aerial Gymnasts.<br />
Vol 70 p 6 Programme July 12 th and 15 th 1905 “<strong>The</strong> Leamy Troupe of Lady Aerial Gymnasts.<br />
Vol 70 p 7 Three postcards of clowns ‘August and September’.<br />
Vol 70 p 8 Postcard Duncan’s Royal Scotch Collies (8 appearances 1906 – 1952)<br />
Postcard “Best Wishes from the Doodles Family”<br />
Signed postcard of Harold E. Duncan.<br />
Signed postcard of Bob Duncan.<br />
Vol 70 p 9 Photocopy of Memorandum of Agreement (1918) between Tower Company and Bert<br />
Sanger.<br />
Vol 70 p 10 Photograph of clown Doodles.<br />
Advert page about Tower taken from 1910 Official Guide.<br />
Vol 70 p 11 Four postcards of Doodles.<br />
Vol 70 p 12 Two images of Doodles.<br />
Miniature programme “<strong>The</strong> Town’s Carnival Ball – the Tower …Feb 4 th 1925.<br />
Postcard (1925) Johnny Watson’s Canine Wonders.<br />
Vol 70 p 13 Photograph of the Great Carmo.<br />
Signed postcard Fiery Jack the clown.<br />
Postcard (1920’s) “Billy – the educated Pony”<br />
Vol 70 p 14 Photograph Promenade scene 1929 (Doodles)<br />
Signed photograph 1929 “5 Juggling Jewels”<br />
Vol 70 p 15 Signed photograph Trilby (1928)<br />
Signed 1930 Tower Circus postcard Maximilian Meyer (“Pseudo-Chaplin”)<br />
Photograph 1920’s of elephants.<br />
Signed photograph Jimmie Mac (clown)<br />
Vol 70 p 16 Circus elephants (c1929) Cocker Square.
Vol 70 p 17 Photograph John “Speedy” Yeldin (Tower Circus 1930 – 31) in close contact with a<br />
lion.<br />
Vol 70 p 18 Card (c 1931) “Pepino II: son cirque miniature”<br />
Photograph of “Speedy” and Barrett’s Circus<br />
Photograph of Doodles out of make-up.<br />
Vol 70 p 19 Photograph (1923) Duncan’s Dogs.<br />
Tower Circus 1932 unidentified signed card.<br />
Postcard Master Billie and Beffo (c1935)<br />
Signed Photograph of Sylvia Carson.<br />
Vol 70 p 20 Undated Photograph aquatic scene in Tower Circus.<br />
Vol 70 p 21 Photographic scan of George Lockhart.<br />
Photograph of V Trubka (signed)<br />
Vol 70 p 22 Two postcards (one signed) of Albert (“Alby”) Austin (clown).<br />
Vol 70 p 23 Signed photograph 1933 Five Carlton Sister (Juggling Jewels)<br />
Vol 70 p 24 Photograph unidentified female troupe.<br />
Photograph Deluca Sisters Tower Circus 1934.<br />
Vol 70 p 25 Signed photograph Kohler Alfredos Tower Circus 1934.<br />
Signed photograph Les Trois Matas Tower Circus 1934.<br />
Vol 70 p 26 – 27 Two photographs (c1935) boy’s act boxing, and boys in kitchen.<br />
Vol 70 p 28 Photograph Despard (clown)<br />
Photograph Gebruder Reinsch.<br />
Signed photograph Wally Marelly.<br />
Vol 70 p 29 Photograph acrobats Tower Circus c1935.<br />
Vol 70 p 30 Postcard Gerald Heide, Easter 1936.<br />
Signed 1936 postcard Fenny and Piccolo.<br />
Vol 70 p 31 Postcard Lieutenant Chard’s Wonderful Performing Dogs.<br />
Postcard Resua Sisters.<br />
Postcard Naitto) Tower Circus 1935?)<br />
Vol 70 p 32 Photograph Rutt Owen (1937?)<br />
Photograph unidentified Tower Circus act with chimpanzees.<br />
Vol 70 p 33 Two Photographs females in swimming costumes taking lion cubs down to the beach<br />
Photograph (c1935) Miss Betty and partner in acrobatic act at Tower Circus.<br />
Undated postcard of elephant act at Tower Circus.<br />
Vol 70 p 34 Programme 1936 Tower Circus boxing. George Marsden, Nipper Mack, Frank Barton,<br />
Len Wickwar, Jim Gillespie and Tommy Reddington.<br />
Vol 70 p 35 Photograph Resua Sisters (Tower Circus 1937)<br />
Vol 70 p 36 Unidentified signed photograph for animal act (c1937)
Vol 70 p 37 Photograph (c1937) “Mrs Bonny” providing a cup of tea to Lockhart and an artist in a<br />
backroom refreshment area.<br />
Vol 70 p 38 Photograph unidentified animal act (c1937)<br />
Vol 70 p 39 Letter header “Hugo Darty – the great international clown.”<br />
Vol 70 p 40 Signed photograph <strong>The</strong> Crystal Wonders (1938)<br />
Signed photograph Les Alizes (c1937)<br />
Vol 70 p 41 Photograph of Mr Bonny (c1938)<br />
Photograph of Fiery Jack (clown)<br />
1938 postcard of “Dario and Bario Family” Tower Circus.<br />
1930’s photograph of “Circusettes” in swimming costumes on the beach in front of the<br />
Tower.<br />
Vol 70 p 42 Signed photograph “<strong>The</strong> 3 Aberdonians” (c1937)<br />
Signed postcard 1938 “M.E.Crocker’s Teddy Bears”<br />
Vol 70 p 43 Signed photograph of elephant “With all good wishes from Julia and …”<br />
Vol 70 p 44 Photograph (c1937) “Oscar’s Elephanten – Revue”<br />
Vol 70 p 45 Photograph “Pepino II with his clever friends” (dogs).<br />
Vol 70 p 46 Photograph unidentified troupe (c1937)<br />
Vol 70 p 47 Postcard “Jack Holden, comedian, in his latest successes”
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 71<br />
TOWER CIRCUS<br />
1938 – 1953<br />
Vol 71 p 1 Part page of 1938 Tower Circus programme Doodles, Dario Bario Family, Camillo<br />
Caroli Troupe and Crocker’s Teddy Bears.<br />
Vol 71 p 2 Three postcards unidentified Tower Circus acts.<br />
Postcard William Ure and his Tower Circus Orchestra 1938.<br />
Vol 71 p 3 Unidentified signed photograph of Tower Circus act, Easter 1939.<br />
Vol 71 p 4 – 12 Nine unidentified photographs of Tower Circus acts (photographs of German origin)<br />
Vol 71 p 13 Programme Tower Circus (Summer season Show 1942). <strong>The</strong> Cairolis, Cilla’s Dogs,<br />
Coco and Michael, Ottawa Troupe of Riders, 16 Circusettes, Three Roberts Brothers,<br />
Olsen and his Sea lion, Doodles, Little Mickey [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 71 p 14 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1943). Doodles, <strong>The</strong> Circusettes,<br />
Coco and Michael, Cavalini, Yangtse Troupe, <strong>The</strong> Cairolis and Rassana [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 71 p 15 Entrance tickets to Tower Circus.<br />
- Dec 7 th 1943 “Messiah” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
- Feb 8 th 1944 “Miscellaneous Concert”.<br />
- Feb 26 th 1946 “Grand Miscellaneous Concert”.<br />
- Dec 2 nd 1947 “Messiah” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 71 p 16 Programme Feb 28 th 1944 Tower Circus boxing.<br />
Vol 71 p 17 Programme March 8 th 1944 Tower Circus boxing.<br />
Vol 71 p 18 Programme Tower Circus (“Grand Jubilee” Season Show 1944). Doodles, Coco and<br />
Michael, Len Austin, Little Mickey, Lou Lenny, Jix, Jax and Max, <strong>The</strong> Amazing<br />
Gridneffs, <strong>The</strong> Circusettes, Mariora, Manley and Austin, Ben Abderrahman Wazzan<br />
Troupe [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 71 p 19 Programme Tower Circus (Easter Show 1945). Coco and Michael, Toni and Tina,<br />
Kaheelan, Yeaman’s Sporting Dogs, Amar and Alana, Prince Zahoor, Swan and<br />
Leigh, Bertram Mills’ Horses, Jose Moreno, Ben Hassan Four, Annette’s Horses, Les<br />
Gerbolas [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 71 p 20 Programme Tower Circus (1945 “Victory” Season Show). Coco and Michael, <strong>The</strong><br />
Three Austins, Swan and Leigh, Victor Julian, Olsen and his wonder seal, Lai Founs,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Circusettes, George and Jack D’Ormonde, Fred Sylvester, Prince Zahoor and <strong>The</strong><br />
Rosinas [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 71 p 21 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1946). El Granadas and Peter, Coco,<br />
Michael and family, Victor Julian, <strong>The</strong> Four Scotts, <strong>The</strong> Tovarich Troupe, Miss<br />
Peggy, <strong>The</strong> Cairolis, <strong>The</strong> Lancings, Boy Foy and Alzanas.
Vol 71 p 22 Programme Tower Circus March 27 th 1946 “Elijah” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 71 p 23 – 24 Two half pages from a programme (Undated) for Tower Circus. <strong>The</strong> Sensational<br />
Geraldos, <strong>The</strong> Cairolis, Cilla’s Football Dogs, <strong>The</strong> Three Austins, <strong>The</strong> Sloans and<br />
Annette’s Circus Ballet.<br />
Vol 71 p 25 Programme Tower Circus Dec 12 th 1946 “<strong>The</strong> Messiah”<br />
Vol 71 p 26 Undated photograph of Tower Circus female act playing cricket on beach by Tower.<br />
Vol 71 p 27 Programme Tower Circus (Xmas programme 1947). Charivari, Two Babes, Little<br />
Victor, <strong>The</strong> Sayers with Arnett, <strong>The</strong> Two Edwins, Cynthia and Gladys (Circusettes),<br />
Jean Yves De La Cour, <strong>The</strong> Dernos, Cavallini Trio, Swan and Leigh, Fritz Bartoni,<br />
Pongo, <strong>The</strong> Great Alexander Troupe.<br />
Vol 71 p 28 Programme Tower Circus “Grand 1948 Summer Season show”. Reading and<br />
Grantley, Victor Julien and his Pets, <strong>The</strong> Cairolis. Edouardo, Trubka, Darita, Les 3<br />
Pierre Alizes, George Sayer, <strong>The</strong> Six Raspins, <strong>The</strong> Great Alexander Troupe.<br />
Vol 71 p 29 Programme Tower Circus (Xmas programme 1948). Charivari, Detroy, <strong>The</strong> Towas,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Four Babusios, Amber and Domino, Bassi Trio, Circusettes, May Sisters and<br />
Maurice, <strong>The</strong> De Milles, El Granadas and Peter, <strong>The</strong> Six Ashtons and Krista and<br />
Kristal.<br />
Vol 71 p 30 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1949). <strong>The</strong> Cairolis, <strong>The</strong> Dorocinas,<br />
Victor Julian, Los Reverhos, <strong>The</strong> Grecos, <strong>The</strong> Bedini Troupe, <strong>The</strong> Dorchesters, Knie’s<br />
Nine Polar Bears, Annette’s Circusettes, <strong>The</strong> Ifni Sahara Troupe, <strong>The</strong> Sayers and<br />
Jimmy Buchanan, <strong>The</strong> Myrons, Colberg the Crystal Wonders and La Paloma.<br />
Vol 71 p 31 Programme Tower Circus (Xmas programme 1949). Florence, Rex Roper, Three<br />
Ricordi, Maurice French, Fredy Knie, Jose Moreno, Rolf Knie, Five Hidalgo, <strong>The</strong><br />
Rosinas, Les Freddy Harry and Annette’s Circusettes.<br />
Vol 71 p 32 Pull – out Tower Circus flyer for 1949 Summer Season Show.<br />
Folding flyer for 1950 Summer Season Show [both items <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 71 p 33 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1950). Charlie Cairoli with Paul, ,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Balcombes, <strong>The</strong> Dorocinas, Roberto Chiesa, Knie’s Fresians, <strong>The</strong> Seven Ashtons,<br />
Gilbert Houcke, Annette’s Circusettes, the Dorchesters, Baudy’s greyhounds, Pierre<br />
Alizes, <strong>The</strong> Three Goetschis.<br />
Vol 71 p 34 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1951). Charlie Cairoli with Paul,<br />
Knie’s Tiger Horses, the Lorandos, <strong>The</strong> Three Houcs, <strong>The</strong> Mars Troupe, Oscar<br />
Konyot, <strong>The</strong> Arrigonis, Victor Julian, <strong>The</strong> Four Ricky’s, Great Alexander Troupe, <strong>The</strong><br />
Flying Constellations.<br />
Vol 71 p 35 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1952). Charlie Cairoli with Paul,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Oliveras, Knie’s Norwegian horses, Duncan’s Collies, Jacky Lupescu, Wenzel<br />
Kossmayer, Vojtech Trubka, Tosca de Lac, Rogge Sisters, Ghezzi Brothers, Edith<br />
Crocker with her Teddy bears, Rose Gold, Annette’s Circusettes, Little Jimmy, Jimmy<br />
Scott. (signed by many of the performers)<br />
Vol 71 p 36 Programme March 10 th – 15 th 1952. World Professional Snooker Championship. Fred<br />
Davis, Walter Donaldson.
Vol 71 p 37 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1953). Charlie Cairoli with Paul,<br />
Knie’s Portuguese Horses, Carola’s Cockatoos, Douglas Kossmayer, Fischer’s<br />
Elephants, <strong>The</strong> Five Hansels, <strong>The</strong> Two Angelos, <strong>The</strong> Two Canters, Wenzel<br />
Kossmayer, <strong>The</strong> Balladinis, <strong>The</strong> 8 Flying Croneras, Little Jimmy, Annette’s<br />
Circusettes, Jimmy Scott.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 72<br />
TOWER CIRCUS<br />
1954 – 1963<br />
Vol 72 p1 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1954) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 72 p 2 Flyer for previous show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 72 p 3 – 5 Eleven photographs and postcards showing scenes from Tower Circus, including<br />
images of the Cairolis and of Desmond and Marks.<br />
Vol 72 p 6 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season show 1955) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 72 p 7 Two Tower Circus entry tickets 1955.<br />
Invitation (c1955) to the “Food and Cookery Brains Trust” at Tower Circus.<br />
Vol 72 p 8 Programme March 14 th – 19 th 1955 World Professional Snooker Championship.<br />
Vol 72 p 9 Programme Tower Circus Boxing and Wrestling Feb 3 rd 1956.<br />
Vol 72 p 10 Two flyers for Feb 1956 for Boxing and Wrestling in the Tower Circus.<br />
Vol 72 p 11 Programme March 5 th 1956 World Professional Snooker Championship. Tower<br />
Circus.<br />
Vol 72 p 12 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1956)<br />
Vol 72 p 13 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1957)<br />
Vol 72 p 14 Programme February 5 th 1957 Boxing Tournament, Tower Circus.<br />
Vol 72 p 15 Programme March 7 th 1957. “<strong>The</strong> Idea That Grew” (Pageant marking centenary of the<br />
birth of Baden Powell)<br />
Vol 72 p 16 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1958)<br />
Vol 72 p 17 Undated 1950’s Billy Smarts’s Circus programme.<br />
Vol 72 p 18 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1959)<br />
Vol 72 p 19 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1960)<br />
Vol 72 p 20 As previous item, but in a hand-painted presentation cover and inscribed: Jimmy<br />
thanks you for another wonderful season. Good Luck, Bernard Crabtree.<br />
Vol 72 p 21 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1961)<br />
Vol 72 p 22 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1962)<br />
Vol 72 p 23 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1963)
Vol 72 p 24 Photograph unidentified troupe.<br />
Vol 72 p 25 Signed photograph Trio Sanremo.<br />
Vol 72 p 26 – 27 Two photographs of “<strong>The</strong> Wychwoods.”
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 73<br />
TOWER CIRCUS<br />
1964 – 1985<br />
Vol 73 p 1 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1964)<br />
Vol 73 p 2 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1965)<br />
Vol 73 p 3 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1966)<br />
Vol 73 p 4 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1967)<br />
Vol 73 p 5 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1968)<br />
Vol 73 p 6 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1969)<br />
Vol 73 p 7 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1970)<br />
Vol 73 p 8 – 9 Eight Tower Circus entrance tickets between 1959 and 1968 [all <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong> ]<br />
Vol 73 p 10 – 11 Two photographs Norman Barrett.<br />
Vol 73 p 12 – 14 Three photographs of Tower Circus stars on the Promenade in a Landau or a car (one<br />
showing Charlie Cairoli.)<br />
Vol 73 p 15 Photograph Seven Volants.<br />
Vol 73 p 16 Photograph unidentified Tower Circus female performer.<br />
Vol 73 p 17 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1971)<br />
Vol 73 p 18 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1972)<br />
Vol 73 p 19 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1973) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
collection]<br />
Vol 73 p 20 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1974 and 1975)<br />
Vol 73 p 21 Four photographs of Tower Circus, including three of Cairolis performing.<br />
Vol 73 p 22 Programmes of Tower Circus (Summer Season Shows 1976 and 1977)<br />
Vol 73 p 23 1976 photograph of Charlie Cairoli.<br />
Photograph of <strong>The</strong> Wychwoods 1974.<br />
Vol 73 p 24 Undated photograph of Charlie Cairoli.<br />
Photograph Franz Althoff (1977)<br />
Vol 73 p 25 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1978)<br />
Signed Photograph Rogana (Tower Circus 1977)
Vol 73 p 26 Signed photograph “Best Wishes to <strong>Cyril</strong> [<strong>Critchlow</strong>] from <strong>The</strong> Salvadors, Tower<br />
Circus 1978”<br />
Vol 73 p 27 – 31 Twenty 1970’s photographs of Tower Circus Acts.<br />
Vol 73 p 32 Series of Tower Circus Show negatives.<br />
Vol 73 p 33 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1979)<br />
Vol 73 p 34 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1980)<br />
Vol 73 p 35 Photograph 1980 of unidentified acrobatic act.<br />
Vol 73 p 36 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1982)<br />
Vol 73 p 37 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1983)<br />
Vol 73 p 38 Booking form for Tower Circus 1983.<br />
Vol 73 p 39 Two flyers (one colour, one black and white) for Tower Circus Shows 1983.<br />
Vol 73 p 40 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1984)<br />
Vol 73 p 41 Flyer for previous show.<br />
Further undated flyer for Tower Circus.<br />
Vol 73 p 42 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1985)<br />
Vol 73 p 43 Photograph of Charlie Cairoli Jnr.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 74<br />
TOWER CIRCUS<br />
1986 –<br />
Vol 74 p 1 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1986)<br />
Vol 74 p 2 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1987)<br />
Vol 74 p 3 Undated Tower Circus Children’s hat.<br />
Vol 74 p 4 Flyer and booking form Tower Circus 1988.<br />
Vol 74 p 5 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1988)<br />
Vol 74 p 6 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1989)<br />
Vol 74 p 7 Flyer and booking form Tower Circus 1989.<br />
Handout relating to the removal of animals from the Tower Circus Show after 1990.<br />
Vol 74 p 8 Campaign leaflet to get animals back into Tower Circus Show.<br />
Vol 74 p 9 - 10 Two photographs Norman Barrett.<br />
Vol 74 p 11 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1990)<br />
Vol 74 p 12 Four Tower Circus Show tickets (c1990)<br />
Vol 74 p 13 Photograph Nov 4 th 1990 – last night of the show.<br />
Vol 74 p 14 Flyer for 1990 Tower Circus Season Show.<br />
Vol 74 p 15 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1993)<br />
Vol 74 p 16 Programme March 21 st 1995 “World Clown Association Gala Show and Convention”<br />
Vol 74 p 17 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1995)<br />
Vol 74 p 18 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 1997)<br />
Vol 74 p 19 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 2001)<br />
Vol 74 p 20 Two <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower and Tower Circus leaflets (c2001)<br />
Vol 74 p 21 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 2002)<br />
Vol 74 p 22 – 23 Four <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower and Tower Circus brochures (c2004/05)<br />
Vol 74 p 24 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 2005)<br />
Vol 74 p 25 Programme Tower Circus (Summer Season Show 2007)<br />
Vol 74 p 26 Two flyers (c 2007)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 75<br />
PRINCE OF WALES / ALHAMBRA /<br />
PALACE THEATRE<br />
1895 – 1939<br />
Vol 75 p 1 – 4 Four photographs of Prince of Wales Arcade and Baths.<br />
Vol 75 p 5 Photocopy of cover of “Watching and Waiting” (song for the “grand water shows” at<br />
the Prince of Wales Baths.)<br />
Vol 75 p 6 Photograph of rear of Prince of Wales.<br />
Photograph of front of Prince of Wales<br />
Vol 75 p 7 Photograph of Prince of Wales Baths.<br />
Vol 75 p 8 Photocopy of image of “Stratton in the Eighties”<br />
Vol 75 p 9 Flyer Aug 26 th 1895. Prince of Wales <strong>The</strong>atre “Bonny Boy Blue”<br />
Vol 75 p 10 Flyer (undated) Prince of Wales Baths “Grand Water Shows”<br />
Vol 75 p 11 - 12 Four photographs or postcards of the Alhambra Restaurant or Circus.<br />
Vol 75 p 13 Programme Alhambra April 7 th 1901. “Sacred Concert” Fanny Moody, John Child and<br />
Charles Manners [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 75 p 14 Programme Alhambra, Variety <strong>The</strong>atre, (undated c 1900) Paulton and Doley, <strong>The</strong><br />
Saphos, Rosa Magito and Mr Aghemo [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 75 p 15 Programme (photocopy only) Alhambra, undated variety show. John Terry, Mabel<br />
Lambert, John Marx [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 75 p 16 Programme Aug 10 th 1908. Palace Variety <strong>The</strong>atre. Maudie Ford, Harris and Worth,<br />
George French, Steve Bartle, Florrie Forde, Burley and Burley, Eugene Stratton, Frank<br />
Hartley, Brothers Ashley [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 75 p 17 Programme Sept 13 th 1909. Palace <strong>The</strong>atre. Clarice Sefton, Albert Rees, Sisters Hall,<br />
Eli Hudson, George Formby, Russell Carr, Lalie Brooke, Vesta Tilley, <strong>The</strong> 8 Varsity<br />
Girls [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 75 p 18 Programme Nov 5 th 1919. “Vesta Tilley Hospital Cot Souvenir Matinee Programme”<br />
Vesta Tilley [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 75 p 19 Two postcards of Palace interior.<br />
Photograph of Daily Mirror report of the death of Dan Leno.<br />
Vol 75 p 20 Four postcards of Vesta Tilley.<br />
Vol 75 p 21 Three postcards of Vesta Tilley.<br />
One postcard of Tower and Palace <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 75 p 22 Two postcards of Harry Tate.
Two postcards of Harry Lauder.<br />
Vol 75 p 23 Three postcards of Panopticum Tableau (Palace <strong>The</strong>atre)<br />
Vol 75 p 24 Two postcards of Palace <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Two postcards of Pauline Rivers’ Children’s Ballet at Palace <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 75 p 25 One photograph (signed) and one postcard Harry Lauder.<br />
Vol 75 p 26 Three postcards of Little Tich.<br />
Vol 75 p 27 Photograph of Lily Morris.<br />
Photograph of Nellie Wallace.<br />
Vol 75 p 28 Postcard Dorothy Ward (Palace 1921)<br />
Postcard Cogia and Kasim (1919)<br />
Signed photograph Sam Brough.<br />
Vol 75 p 29 Postcard <strong>The</strong> Brothers Camazor (1925)<br />
Postcard Jack Pleasants.<br />
Two postcards (one signed) Miss Jose Collins (1925)<br />
Vol 75 p 30 Postcard “<strong>The</strong> Original Ten Loonies”<br />
Signed Postcard of Scott and Whaley.<br />
Vol 75 p 31 Photograph Florrie Forde.<br />
Vol 75 p 32 Three postcards (one signed) of Florrie Forde.<br />
Vol 75 p 33 – 36 Five further Florrie Forde photographs.<br />
Vol 75 p 37 Four postcards (two signed) of Hetty King.<br />
Vol 75 p 38 Three photographs of Hetty King mounted on a card.<br />
Vol 75 p 39 Fortunino Matania illustration of Palace Ballroom.<br />
Vol 75 p 40 As previous item, but of Palace Picture Pavilion.<br />
Vol 75 p 41 Two signed photographs of Durante, and a further signed page from a autograph<br />
album.<br />
Postcard of <strong>The</strong> world renowned Willy Pantzer and his Wonderful Midgets (Palace<br />
1932)<br />
Vol 75 p 42 Programme 1935 “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Palace and Opera House Revue” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 75 p 43 – 44 Two photographs (one signed) Kitty Masters.<br />
Two undated Palace <strong>The</strong>atre entrance tickets.<br />
Vol 75 p 45 Signed photograph of Petula Clark.<br />
Signed photograph of Vera Lynn.<br />
Postcard of Naughton and Gold.<br />
Signed photograph of unidentified acrobatic act.<br />
Vol 75 p 46 Postcard of group of “Chaffer’s Wonder Midgets”
Postcard of Dorothy Ward.<br />
Signed postcard of Arthur White.<br />
Postcard of Francis Collins.<br />
Vol 75 p 47 Signed postcard of Archie Pitt.<br />
Postcard of Ivy Benson’s Girl Band.<br />
Two postcards of Chirgwin.<br />
Vol 75 p 48 1938 photograph of a group from the radio series Carol Levis Discoveries.<br />
Vol 75 p 49 Signed photograph of Issy Bonn.<br />
Signed photograph of Joan Turner.<br />
Two signed Norman Wisdom photographs.<br />
Vol 75 p 50 Photograph of Felovis.<br />
Vol 75 p 51 Photograph of Cal McCord.<br />
Photograph of Claude Dampier.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 76<br />
PALACE THEATRE<br />
1940 – 1946<br />
Vol 76 p 1 Photograph of Petula Clark.<br />
Unidentified photograph of actor.<br />
Photograph of Harry Welchman.<br />
Signed photograph of Robert Harbin.<br />
Vol 76 p 2 Photograph of Tommy Jacobs.<br />
Signed photograph of Laurel and Hardy.<br />
Vol 76 p 3 Photograph of Lita Rosa.<br />
Photograph of Stan Stennett.<br />
Photograph of Sisters Johnstone.<br />
Photograph of Tom Mix.<br />
Vol 76 p 4 Signed Photograph of Tom Mix.<br />
Vol 76 p 5 Photograph of Palace interior.<br />
Vol 76 p 6 Fortunino Matania reproduction of Palace interior.<br />
Vol 76 p 7 Photograph of Harry Scott of Scott and Whaley.<br />
Photograph of Jimmy James.<br />
Vol 76 p 8 Signed Photograph of Max and Harry Nesbitt.<br />
Photograph of Randolph Sutton.<br />
Photograph unidentified 1945 Palace actor.<br />
Signed postcard Shaun Glenville.<br />
Vol 76 p 9 Programme <strong>The</strong> King’s Own <strong>Blackpool</strong> Battalion Home Guard Matinee, Sept 7 th<br />
1941.<br />
Vol 76 p 10 Programme June 29 th 1942 (photocopy only). Claude Lester, Terina [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 76 p 11 Programme July 6 th 1942. Michael Arnaud, Smeddle Brothers [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 76 p 12 Programme Aug 23 rd 1943. “Sky High”. Ethel Revnell, Gracie West.<br />
Vol 76 p 13 Programme Aug 30 th 1943. Arthur Astill, Gwen Fontaine, Three Aberdonians, Oscar<br />
Rabin.<br />
Vol 76 p 14 Programme Oct 18 th 1943. “Venus Comes to Town”. Gaston and Andree.<br />
Vol 76 p 15 Programme Dec 13 th and Dec 20 th 1943. Flying Lubins, Anne Verne, George Robey,<br />
Dick Henderson, Harry Lester, Duncan Gray.<br />
Vol 76 p 16 Two postcards of George Robey.<br />
Photograph Syd and Max Harrison.
Vol 76 p 17 Programme May 22 nd 1944, Dudley Dale, Grafton Sisters, Maurice Winnick and his<br />
Orchestra.<br />
Vol 76 p 18 Programme May 29 th 1944, Gaston Palmer, Russ Carr.<br />
Vol 76 p 19 Programme July 24 th 1944. Oscar Rabin, Billy O’Connor .[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 76 p 20 Programme July 31 st 1944. “<strong>The</strong> New Happidrome”. Harry Korris, Hutch.<br />
Vol 76 p 21 Programme Jan 25 th 1945. “Cinderella”<br />
Vol 76 p 22 Programme March 26 th 1945. Bunny Doyle, Flying Lubins, Afrique.<br />
Vol 76 p 23 Programme June 4 th 1945. Anona Wynn, Mariora, Wilfred Pickles [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 76 p 24 Programme Aug 6 th 1945. Joe Loss, Dubarry Twins and Melita.<br />
Vol 76 p 25 Programme April 8 th and April 15 th 1946. Ted Ray, George Lacy, Three Vernons.<br />
Vol 76 p 26 Photograph of Ted Ray.<br />
Photograph of Western Brothers.<br />
Photograph of Henry Hall.<br />
Vol 76 p 27 Programme May 27 th and June 3 rd 1946. Nat Gonella, Carroll Levis.<br />
Vol 76 p 28 Part programme June 3 rd and 10 th 1946. Carroll Levis, Maurice Colleano, Les Allen.<br />
Vol 76 p 29 Programme June 17 th 1946. Billy Reid, Dorothy Squires, Arthur Worsley.<br />
Vol 76 p 30 As previous item, but altered format.<br />
Vol 76 p 31 Photograph of Arthur Worsley.<br />
Vol 76 p 32 Programme June 24 th 1946. Randolph Sutton, Henry Hall and his Orchestra.<br />
Vol 76 p 33 – 35 Three photographs of Carroll Levis.<br />
Vol 76 p 36 Programme July 1 st 1946. Cynthia and Gladys, Jimmy James.<br />
Vol 76 p 37 Programme July 22 nd 1946, Max Bacon, <strong>The</strong> Rosinas.<br />
Vol 76 p 38 Signed photograph of <strong>The</strong> Rosinas.<br />
Signed photograph of Monte Rey.<br />
Unidentified photograph.<br />
Vol 76 p 39 Photograph of Harry Lester and his Hayseeds.<br />
Postcard of <strong>The</strong> Palace Ballroom.<br />
Two signed postcards of <strong>The</strong> Two Leslies (Sarony and Holmes)<br />
Vol 76 p 40 Programme Aug 12 th 1946. Felix Mendelssohn.<br />
Vol 76 p 41 Programme Aug 26 th 1946. Big Bill Campbell.
Vol 76 p 42 Programme Sept 2 nd 1946. <strong>The</strong> Two Leslies, Bertha Willmott.<br />
Vol 76 p 43 Magazine cutting about the Two Leslies.<br />
Vol 76 p 44 Three signed postcards or photographs of Charlie Kunz.<br />
Signed photograph of Jack Radcliffe.<br />
Vol 76 p 45 Photograph of artist’s impression of Palace Ballroom.<br />
Vol 76 p 46 Programme Oct 7 th 1946, Elsie and Doris Waters, Larry Kemble and Nora Roberts.<br />
Vol 76 p 47 Programme Oct 14 th 1946. “Skylights”. George Doonan, Hutch.<br />
Vol 76 p 48 Programme Oct 28 th 1946. Sam Browne and Mary Naylor, Bunny Doyle. [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 76 p 49 Programme Nov 5 th 1946 “Let’s Get On With It”. Nat Mills and Bobbie.<br />
Vol 76 p 50 Programme Nov 11 th 1946. “Scot Free!”<br />
Vol 76 p 51 Programme Nov 25 th 1946. Dave and Joe O’Gorman, <strong>The</strong> Sensational Geraldos.<br />
Vol 76 p 52 Programme Dec 23 rd 1946 (photocopy only). Jackie Hunter, Dick Henderson, George<br />
Elrick [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 76 p 53 Postcard Russ Conway.<br />
Signed photograph of “Gaston and …”<br />
Photograph of Billy Cotton and his band (signed by Billy Cotton)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 77<br />
PALACE THEATRE<br />
1947– 1948<br />
Vol 77 p 1 Signed photograph of <strong>The</strong> Rosinas (1947)<br />
Photograph showing various entertainment artistes.<br />
Vol 77 p 2 Programme Jan 20 th 1947. Troise and his Mandoliers, <strong>The</strong> Four Kentons.<br />
Vol 77 p 3 Programme Feb 3 rd 1947. Hutch.<br />
Vol 77 p 4 Programme March 3 rd 1947, Anne Shelton, Clarkson Rose.<br />
Vol 77 p 5 Programme march 17 th 1947. <strong>Cyril</strong> Fletcher, Leni Lynn.<br />
Vol 77 p 6 Postcards of Palace Ballroom and Picture Pavilion.<br />
Two signed photographs of Max Wall.<br />
Vol 77 p 7 Programme March 31 st and April 7 th 1947. <strong>The</strong> Two Leslies, Judy Shirley, Joe Loss,<br />
Percy Manchester.<br />
Vol 77 p 8 Part programme May 5 th 1947. Billy Reid, Dorothy Squires, Suzette Tarri, Randolph<br />
Sutton.<br />
Vol 77 p 9 Programme May 19 th and 24 th 1947. Vic Oliver, Wilfred Pickles, (with advance notice<br />
of personal appearance of Laurel and Hardy on June 2 nd )<br />
Vol 77 p 10 Photograph unidentified female trio.<br />
Photograph of Joe King.<br />
Signed photograph of Bob and Alf Pearson.<br />
Photograph of Laurel and Hardy.<br />
Vol 77 p 11 Signed photograph of Laurel and Hardy.<br />
Vol 77 p 12 Photograph of Stan Laurel with his daughter Lois.<br />
Vol 77 p 13 Photocopy of Palace poster for Laurel and Hardy visit. 2 nd June 1947.<br />
Vol 77 p 14 Programme June 9th 1947. Beryl Orde, Elsie and Doris Waters.<br />
Vol 77 p 15 Programme June 16 th 1947. Jackie Coogan, <strong>The</strong> Dehl Trio.<br />
Vol 77 p 16 Programme June 30 th 1947 (photocopy only). Billy Russell, Afrique [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 77 p 17 Programme July 14 th 1947. Max Bacon, Troise and his Mandoliers.<br />
Vol 77 p 18 Programme Aug 4 th 1947. Ted Heath and his music.<br />
Vol 77 p 19 Programme Aug 18 th 1947. Charles Shadwell and his Orchestra.<br />
Vol 77 p 20 Programme Aug 25 th 1947. Duggie Wakefield.
Vol 77 p 21 Programme Sept 1 st 1947. Ronald Chesney.<br />
Vol 77 p 22 Programme Sept 15 th 1947. Carroll Gibbons.<br />
Vol 77 p 23 Programme Sept 22 nd 1947. “<strong>The</strong> New Happidrome”. Harry Korris.<br />
Vol 77 p 24 Programme Oct 6 th 1947. Evelyn Laye, George Elrick.<br />
Vol 77 p 25 Programme Oct 13 th 1947. “Stand Easy”. Charlie Chester, El Granadas and Peter.<br />
Vol 77 p 26 Programme Oct 27 th 1947. Suzette Tarri, Ivor Moreton and Dave Kaye.<br />
Vol 77 p 27 Programme Nov 10 th 1947. Douglas Byng, Maudie Edwards.<br />
Vol 77 p 28 Programme Nov 24 th 1947. Norman Evans.<br />
Vol 77 p 29 Programme Dec 1 st 1947. Clarkson Rose, Frank O’Brian, Lee Brooklyn<br />
Vol 77 p 30 Programme Dec 8 th 1947. Ted Ray.<br />
Vol 77 p 31 Signed photograph of Ted Ray.<br />
Vol 77 p 32 Programme Dec 15 th 1947. Koringa and Co<br />
Vol 77 p 33 Programme Dec 22 nd 1947. Jimmy James, James Etherington and Sylvia Welling.<br />
Vol 77 p 34 Programme Jan 5 th 1948 (photocopy only). Blue Rockets Orchestra [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 77 p 35 Flyer for Chefalo with Maddalena and Co. Jan 12 th 1948. Supporting acts Max<br />
Bygraves, <strong>The</strong> Shane Sisters, <strong>The</strong> Five Smith Brothers, <strong>The</strong> Ben Abdrahman Wazzan<br />
Troupe, Vic Wise and Nita Lane.<br />
Vol 77 p 36 Programme Feb 2 nd 1948 (photocopy only). Blue Rockets Orchestra [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 77 p 37 Programme March 8 th 1948 (photocopy only). George Doonan, Robin Richmond<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 77 p 38 Programme March 13 th 1948 (photocopy only). Charles Forsythe, Addie Seaman,<br />
Elinore Farrell [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 77 p 39 Programme March 29th 1948. Billy Cotton and his Band, Roy Lester.<br />
Vol 77 p 40 Programme April 5 th 1948 (photocopy only). Leslie Strange, Jean Cavall [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 77 p 41 Programme May 17 th 1948. Joe Loss and his Orchestra.<br />
Vol 77 p 42 Programme June 7 th 1948 “<strong>The</strong> Trinder Show”. Tommy Trinder, John Tiller Girls,<br />
Ganjou Brothers.<br />
Vol 77 p 43 Programme June 21 st 1948. Charlie Kunz [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 77 p 44 Programme June 28 th 1948. Clark Brothers, Steve Conway, <strong>The</strong> Rosinas.
Vol 77 p 45 Signed photograph of the Clark Brothers.<br />
Photograph of Leon Cortez.<br />
Vol 77 p 46 Programme July 5 th 1948. Borrah Minevitch’s Harmonica Rascals featuring Johnny<br />
Puleo [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 77 p 47 Programme July 19 th 1948. Allan Jones.<br />
Vol 77 p 48 Programme July 26 th 1948. Donald Peers, Afrique, Collinson and Breen.<br />
Vol 77 p 49 Programme Aug 9 th 1948 (photocopy only). Vera Lynn, Norman Carroll [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 77 p 50 Programme Aug 23 rd 1948. Stewart MacPherson.<br />
Vol 77 p 51 Programme Aug 30 th 1948. Georgie Wood, Dolly Harmer, <strong>The</strong> Merry Macs.<br />
Vol 77 p 52 Photograph of Georgie Wood.<br />
Vol 77 p 53 Programme Sept 27 th 1948. Big Bill Campbell.<br />
Vol 77 p 54 Programme Oct 4 th 1948. “Piccadilly Hayride”. Nat Jackley.<br />
Vol 77 p 55 Programme Oct 11 th 1948. Lew Parker, Monte Rey.<br />
Vol 77 p 56 Programme Oct 18 th 1948. Leon Cortez, Turner Layton.<br />
Vol 77 p 57 Programme Nov 1 st 1948. Val Setz, Frank Marlowe.<br />
Vol 77 p 58 Programme Nov15th 1948. Max Wall, Leslie Strange.<br />
Vol 77 p 59 Programme Nov 22 nd 1948. Dick Bentley, Dagenham Girl Pipers.<br />
Vol 77 p 60 Programme Nov 29 th 1948 (photocopy only). Wences, Maurice Colleano [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 78<br />
PALACE THEATRE<br />
1949– 1951<br />
Vol 78 p 1 Photograph of poster (1949?) “ Murray (the Australian escapologist) will be suspended<br />
over the main entrance of the Palace”.<br />
Photograph of Murray.<br />
Vol 78 p 2 Programme Feb 28 th 1949 (photocopy only). Trois and his Mandoliers.[<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 3 Programme April 11 th 1949 (photocopy only). <strong>The</strong> Squadronaires Dance Orchestra.<br />
(Jimmy Miller) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 4 Programme June 6 th 1949. Vic Oliver [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 5 Programme July 25 th 1949. Jack Radcliffe.<br />
Vol 78 p 6 Programme Oct 17 th 1949. Max and Harry Nesbitt, Afrique [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 7 Flyer undated “It’s the Charlie Chester Show” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 8 Flyer undated – Billy Cotton and his Band [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 9 Flyer undated - Carroll Levis [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 10 Flyer undated. Albert Modley [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 11 – 13 Three photographs of Turner Layton.<br />
Vol 78 p 14 Signed photograph of Charlie Kunz.<br />
Signed 1949 photograph of <strong>The</strong> Doyle Kids.<br />
Vol 78 p 15 Photocopy of image of Palace interior.<br />
Vol 78 p 16 Souvenir programme March 13 th 1950 [“on re-opening”] Lee Lawrence.<br />
Vol 78 p 17 Programme March 20 th 1950. Donn Ross’s Circus.<br />
Vol 78 p 18 Programme April 10 th 1950. John and Rene Arnaut, Steve Conway.<br />
Vol 78 p 19 Programme April 24 th 1950. Landon Richardson.<br />
Vol 78 p 20 Programme May 15 th 1950(photocopy only). Charlie Kunz.<br />
Vol 78 p 21 Programme June 5 th 1950 (photocopy only). <strong>The</strong> Piddingtons.<br />
Vol 78 p 22 Programme June 12 th 1950. Leslie Sarony, <strong>The</strong> Vancouver Boy’s Band [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 23 Programme July 24 th 1950. Jimmy James.
Vol 78 p 24 Photograph Jimmy James.<br />
Photograph Ronnie Ronalde<br />
Two photographs Palace Exterior.<br />
Vol 78 p 25 Programme Aug 7 th 1950 (photocopy only). Vera Lynn.<br />
Vol 78 p 26 Programme Aug 21 st 1950. Ronnie Ronalde, Bob and Alf Pearson, Felovis.<br />
Vol 78 p 27 – 28 Two photographs of Felovis.<br />
Vol 78 p 29 Programme Sept 4 th 1950. Norman Evans, Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 78 p 30 Part Programme Sept 18 th 1950. Clifford Stanton.<br />
Vol 78 p 31 Part programme Sept 25 th 1950. “Stand Easy”. Charlie Chester.<br />
Vol 78 p 32 Signed photograph Charlie Chester.<br />
Vol 78 p 33 Programme Dec 11 th 1950. Winifred Atwell, Anton Karas.<br />
Vol 78 p 34 Programme Jan 1 st 1951. Semprini, Bill Johnson [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 35 Photograph of Winifred Atwell.<br />
Vol 78 p 36 Programme Feb 26 th 1951. <strong>The</strong> Kordites, Michael Bentine.<br />
Vol 78 p 37 Flyer April 16 th 1951. Peter Casson, hypnotist [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 38 Programme June 17 th 1951. Carroll Levis [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 39 Programme June 18 th 1951. Billy Cotton and his Band [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 40 Programme June 25 th 1951. Arthur English, Ethel Revnell.<br />
Vol 78 p 41 Signed photograph Ethel Revnell.<br />
Vol 78 p 42 Programme Sept 17 th 1951. Carroll Levis [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 43 Programme Sept 24 th 1951. Afrique, Winifred Atwell, Cynthia and Gladys, Collinson<br />
and Breen.<br />
Vol 78 p 44 Signed photograph of Sally Ann Howes (Palace 1 st Oct 1951)<br />
Signed photograph of Afrique.<br />
Vol 78 p 45 Programme Dec 17 th 1951 (photocopy only). Scott Sanders, <strong>The</strong> Kordites. Felovis<br />
.[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 78 p 46 Programme Dec 24 th 1951 (photocopy only). Billy Russell, <strong>The</strong> Flying Cromwells,<br />
Harry Noble and Frances King, Arthur Worsley, Joe King [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 79<br />
PALACE THEATRE<br />
1952– 1955<br />
Vol 79 p 1 Programme Feb 4 th 1952, Maurice Colleano.<br />
Vol 79 p 2 Programme Feb 11 th 1952 (photocopy only). “Kalanag”<br />
Vol 79 p 3 Photograph of Kalanag.<br />
Vol 79 p 4 Programme March 17 th 1952. “Harry Lester’s Comedians”<br />
Vol 79 p 5 Programme March 24 th 1952 (photocopy only). Five Skyliners, Freddie Frinton,<br />
Tommy Jover [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 79 p 6 Programme April 14 th 1952. “Look In”. Julie Andrews, Alfred Marks.<br />
Vol 79 p 7 Programme April 21 st 1952. “Crazier Than Ever” Ted Gilbert, Leslie Noyes.<br />
Vol 79 p 8 Programme April 28 th 1952. Eddie Calvert, Malcolm Mitchell Trio, Bill Waddington.<br />
Vol 79 p 9 Programme May 5 th !952 (photocopy only). Jimmy Young, Harry Worth, Dicky<br />
Henderson Jnr.<br />
Vol 79 p 10 Programme May 12 th 1952. (photocopy only) Billy Danvers, Ella Shields.<br />
Vol 79 p 11 Programme May 19 th 1952 (photocopy only). <strong>The</strong> George Mitchell Glee Club.<br />
G.H.Elliott.<br />
Vol 79 p 12 Photograph of G H. Elliott.<br />
Vol 79 p 13 Programme June 2 nd 1952. Max Wall, Beryl Reid, Dick James, Hedley Ward Trio.<br />
Vol 79 p 14 Programme June 9 th 1952. Anne Shelton, Max and Harry Nesbitt.<br />
Vol 79 p 15 Signed photograph of Eddie Calvert.<br />
Signed photograph of Vic Oliver.<br />
Two signed photographs of Anne Shelton.<br />
Vol 79 p 16 Programme June 16 th 1952. “Happy - Go-Lucky”. Eve Boswell, Derek Roy.<br />
Vol 79 p 17 Programme June 30 th 1952. Carroll Levis.<br />
Vol 79 p 18 Signed photograph Carroll Levis.<br />
Vol 79 p 19 Programme July 7 th 1952. “Music and Madness”. Len Marten, Frederick Ferrari.<br />
Vol 79 p 20 Programme July 14 th 1952. Pat Kirkwood.<br />
Vol 79 p 21 Programme July 21 st 1952. Lee Lawrence.<br />
Vol 79 p 22 Programme July 28 th 1952 (photocopy only). Tessie O’Shea.
Vol 79 p 23 Photocopy of photograph of Jack Lister with wife Pat Kirkwood.<br />
Vol 79 p 24 Programme Aug 11 th 1952. Webster Booth and Anne Ziegler, Billy Russell.<br />
Vol 79 p 25 Programme Aug 18 th 1952. Jimmy James, Gwen Liddle.<br />
Vol 79 p 26 Programme Aug 25 th 1952, “Passe Ta Fantasie”. Reg Varney, El Granadas.<br />
Vol 79 p 27 Flyer for previous show{<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 79 p 28 Programme Sept 1 st 1952. Carroll Levis.<br />
Vol 79 p 29 Programme Sept 8 th 1952. George and Bert Bernard, Joe King.<br />
Vol 79 p 30 Programme Sept 15 th 1952. Elsie and Doris Waters, Peter Cavanagh.<br />
Vol 79 p 31 Programme Oct 20 th 1952. “Meet the Gang”. Ralph Reader.<br />
Vol 79 p 32 Programme Nov 10 th 1952. “Starlight Rendezvous”. Freddie Frinton.<br />
Vol 79 p 33 Photograph Suzette Tarri (Palace Nov 17 th 1952)<br />
Vol 79 p 34 Programme May 11 th 1953. “Harry Lester’s Comedians”.<br />
Vol 79 p 35 Programme June 8 th 1953. “Pull Up at Dave’s”. Dave Morris, Joe Gladwin, Freddy<br />
Liston.<br />
Vol 79 p 36 Programme June 15 th 1953. Billy Cotton and his band [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 79 p 37 Programme July 27 th 1953 (photocopy only). David Hughes, Jack Jackson.<br />
Vol 79 p 38 Programme Dec 28 th 1953 (photocopy only). Joan Regan, Harriott and Evans.<br />
Vol 79 p 39 Programme April 19 th 1954. David Hughes, Ken Platt.<br />
Vol 79 p 40 Programme April 26 th 1954. Syd Seymour.<br />
Vol 79 p 41 Two Photographs Syd Seymour (one signed)<br />
Photograph of Vic Oliver.<br />
Signed photograph of Monte Rey.<br />
Vol 79 p 42 Programme May 24 th 1954. Semprini, Jon Pertwee.<br />
Vol 79 p 43 Programme June 7 th 1954, Dickie Valentine, Des O’Connor, Albert Sturm.<br />
Vol 79 p 44 Programme June 14 th 1954. Vic Oliver.<br />
Vol 79 p 45 Signed photograph Vic Oliver.<br />
Vol 79 p 46 Programme July 5 th 1954. Reg Dixon, Beryl Orde.<br />
Vol 79 p 47 Programme July 12 th 1954. Bonar Colleano, Beverley Sisters.
Vol 79 p 48 Programme July 19 th 1954. Vic Oliver, Sylvia Campbell, Lewis Henry, Ernie Brooks,<br />
Charles Warren and Jean, Don Arden, Leslie Lester, Stevil Sisters.<br />
Vol 79 p 49 Programme Aug 2 nd 1954. Tessie O’Shea.<br />
Vol 79 p 50 Programme Oct 11 th 1954. Harry Worth, Arthur Haynes [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 79 p 51 Programme Oct 25 th 1954. “Star Time!” Jimmy Jewel, Ben Warriss.<br />
Vol 79 p 52 Programme Nov 1 st 1954 (photocopy only). Max Wall, Alma Cogan.<br />
Vol 79 p 53 Programme Dec 6 th 1954. Semprini, Freddie Frinton.<br />
Vol 79 p 54 Programme Dec 13 th 1954 (photocopy only). Clifford Guest, Terry Wilson.<br />
Vol 79 p 55 Programme Jan 10 th 1955. Bruce Trent, Hetty King [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 79 p 56 Programme June 6 th 1955. “Room for Two”. Terry Thomas.<br />
Vol 79 p 57 Programme July 25 th 1955. Anne Shelton [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 79 p 58 Programme Sept 4 th 1955. Vic Lewis and his Orchestra [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 79 p 59 Programme Sept 5 th 1955. Jimmy Young, Morton Frazer’s Harmonica Gang.<br />
Vol 79 p 60 Programme Sept 11 th 1955. Jimmy Young, Betty Miller.<br />
Vol 79 p 61 Programme Sept 26 th 1955 (photocopy only). Pearl Carr, Teddy Johnson [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 80<br />
PALACE THEATRE<br />
1956– 1961<br />
Vol 80 p 1 Programme Feb 13 th 1956. Eddie Arnold, Mackell Twins, Danny Purches [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 2 Programme March 12 th 1956 (photocopy only.) Dargie Quintet, Desmond and Marks,<br />
Suzi Miller.<br />
Vol 80 p 3 Programme March 19 th 1956. Marie Benson, <strong>The</strong> Five Skyliners, Dickie Dawson<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 4 Programme March 26 th 1956. Bob and Alf Pearson, Margo Henderson [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 5 Signed photograph Watson Holmes at the Organ, Palace Ballroom.<br />
Undated ticket to “Broadcast Tea Dance” Palace Ballroom.<br />
Signed photograph Max Miller.<br />
Signed photograph Jimmy Young.<br />
Vol 80 p 6 Programme April 2 nd 1956. Vic Oliver.<br />
Vol 80 p 7 Programme April 9yj 1956. Gladys Morgan, Jack Storey.<br />
Vol 80 p 8 Programme April 16ht 1956. Ray Burns, George Lacy [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 9 Programme April 23 rd 1956. Ronnie Carroll, Morton Fraser’s Harmonica Gang<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 10 Programme April 30 th 1956. Lee Lawrence, Harriott and Evans [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 11 Programme May 7 th 1956. Cynthia with Gladys, Kirk Stevens.<br />
Vol 80 p 12 Programme “Summer Showboat”(1956 Summer Season Show). Albert Modley, Edna<br />
Savage, Mike and Bernie Winters.<br />
Vol 80 p 13 Programme Oct 1 st 1956. Billy Cotton and his Band [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 14 Programme Oct 8 th 1956. Smith Brothers, George Lacy [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 15 Programme Oct 15 th 1956. David Whitfield [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 16 Programme Oct 22 nd 1956. Norman Evans, <strong>The</strong> Five Skyliners, Tiller Girls.<br />
Vol 80 p 17 Programme Oct 29 th 1956. “Snake in the Grass”. Bernadette Milnes, Sonie Hale,<br />
Dandy Nichols [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 80 p 18 Programme Nov 5 th 1956. “<strong>The</strong> Arcadians” Robert Arden [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 19 Programme Nov 12 th 1956. “Oh, Men! Oh, Women!” Eunice Gayson, Phil Brown,<br />
Charles Chaplin Jnr.<br />
Vol 80 p 20 Programme Nov 26 th 1956. “Separate Tables”<br />
Vol 80 p 21 Programme April 22 nd 1957. Jimmy Young, Freddie Frinton, Bill Maynard [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 22 Programme April 29 th 1957. Jimmy Paige [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 23 Programme May 6 th 1957. Ronnie Carroll, Margo Henderson. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 24 Programme May 13 th 1957. Semprini, Roy Castle, Desmond and Marks [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 25 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Hylda Baker Show (1957 Summer Season Show). Hylda Baker,<br />
Tanner Sisters, Odette Crystal [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 26 Entrance ticket for previous show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 27 Programme “Club Night” (1958 Summer Season show). Jack Douglas, Joe Baker,<br />
Gillian Moran, Roy Castle, Five Dallas Boys, Marion Ryan, Peter Haigh.<br />
Vol 80 p 28 Programme “New Look and the Jubilee Show” (1959 Summer Season Show). Jack<br />
Douglas, Joe Baker, Gillian Moran, Roy Castle, Five Dallas Boys, Marion Ryan, and<br />
Peter Haigh.<br />
Vol 80 p 29 Signed photograph Harry Secombe.<br />
Two photographs of Marion Ryan (one signed).<br />
Vol 80 p 30 Photograph of <strong>The</strong> Dallas Boys.<br />
Vol 80 p 31 Programme Aug 9 th 1959. Ronnie Carroll, Johnny Duncan.<br />
Vol 80 p 32 Programme “Secombe Here” (1960 Summer Season Show). Harry Secombe, Harry<br />
Worth. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 33 Programme June 5 th 1961, Norman Wisdom [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 34 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Frankie Vaughan Show” (1961 Summer Season Show). Frankie<br />
Vaughan, Hetty King, Arthur Worsley [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 80 p 35 Signed photograph of Adelaide Hall.<br />
Vol 80 p 36 Photograph of Archie Elray.<br />
Signed photograph (Leslie Lester?)<br />
Modern postcard “<strong>The</strong> Crazy Gang”<br />
Photograph of unidentified male performer.<br />
Vol 80 p 37 Signed photograph of Joan Rhodes.<br />
Signed photograph of Peter Casson.
Postcard of organist Harold Ramsay.<br />
Photograph of Robb Wilton.<br />
Vol 80 p 38 Signed photograph of Benny Hill.<br />
Photograph of Joan Collins.<br />
Signed photograph Petula Clark.<br />
Photograph of Afrique.<br />
Vol 80 p 39 Signed photograph of Harold Berens.<br />
Vol 80 p 40 Photograph of Joan Collins.<br />
Vol 80 p 41 Signed photograph of Olivier and Mona.<br />
Vol 80 p 42 Signed photograph of <strong>Cyril</strong> Fletcher and Betty Astell.<br />
Vol 80 p 43 Photograph of Jack Lister.<br />
Vol 80 p 44 Cutting of Matania painting of Palace Picture Pavilion.<br />
Photograph from Tower of Lewis’s store front (that replaced the Palace)<br />
Vol 80 p 45 Postcard of Lewis’s from North Pier.<br />
Street scene outside Lewis’s
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 81<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
To 1941<br />
Vol 81 p 1 Postcard Sanger’s Circus, Pimpo and his Teddy Bear.<br />
Postcard Bert ?<br />
Postcard Maud Jeffries and Wilson Barrett.<br />
Postcard Marie Studholme.<br />
Vol 81 p 2 Drawing of Grand <strong>The</strong>atre site 1890’s<br />
Vol 81 p 3 Greetings card to Johnny Sanger.<br />
Photograph of wedding group, Maud Sanger.<br />
Vol 81 p 4 Image of gravestone of Herbert Sanger.<br />
Vol 81 p 5 Copy of birth certificate of John Everton Sanger.<br />
Vol 81 p 6 Photograph of drawing of Grand <strong>The</strong>atre exterior (c1920)<br />
Vol 81 p 7 Four postcards of Beerbohm Tree.<br />
Vol 81 p 8 Further postcard of Beerbohm Tree.<br />
Postcard of Julia Neilson and Malcolm Cherry.<br />
Signed photograph Julia Neilson (c1940)<br />
Postcard Seymour Hicks.<br />
Vol 81 p 9 Photograph of interior of the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Photograph of Marie Kendall.<br />
Vol 81 p 10 Postcard of Wilson Barrett.<br />
Postcard of Lillie Langtry.<br />
Two postcards of Zena Dare.<br />
Vol 81 p 11 Postcard “Mr and Mrs Kendall”<br />
Postcard of “Mrs Kendall”<br />
Photograph of Wilson Barrett as Marcus in “Sign of the Cross”.<br />
Postcard of scene from “Sign of the Cross”.<br />
Vol 81 p 12 Postcard of Dan Leno.<br />
Postcard of Robert Donat.<br />
Signed photograph of Jimmy O’Dea.<br />
Vol 81 p 13 Signed photograph of <strong>The</strong> Four Charladies.<br />
Postcard of Gladys Cooper.<br />
Photograph Cecil Frederick<br />
Vol 81 p 14 Signed 1925 photograph Carl Brisson.<br />
Vol 81 p 15 Flyer Grand <strong>The</strong>atre Sept 9 th 1895. “His Excellency” (Comic Opera).<br />
Vol 81 p 16 Flyer Grand <strong>The</strong>atre Sept 30 th 1895 “<strong>The</strong> Second Mrs Tanqueray”
Vol 81 p 17 Programme (photocopy only) Sept 7 th 1903. “If I were King”. George Alexander<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 81 p 18 Programme June 14 th 1909. Variety. Harwood’s Juveniles, 4 Eugenes, Les Trippellos.<br />
Vol 81 p 19 Programme (photocopy only) Oct 24 th (1932) “Evensong” Violet Farebrother<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 81 p 20 Flyer Aug 16 th (1938) “Running Riot”. Leslie Henson, Louise Brown, Roy Royston<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 81 p 21 Programme Jan 10 th 1939. “Mother Goose” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s Pantomime)<br />
Vol 81 p 22 Programme Feb 6 th 1939. “Waltzes from Vienna” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Lyric Operatic Society)<br />
Vol 81 p 23 Programme March 6 th 1939. “<strong>The</strong> Vagabond King” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Lyric Operatic<br />
Society)<br />
Vol 81 p 24 Part programme (undated 1930’s) “Drawing Room”. Fay Compton, Percy Marmont.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 81 p 25 Flyer postcard June 12 th 1939. “Me and My Girl” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Photograph Grand interior.<br />
Vol 81 p 26 Undated souvenir brochure (modern) telling story of Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 81 p 27 Copy of Barry Band’s 1986 booklet “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Grand <strong>The</strong>atre … the early years.”
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 82<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1942 – 1944<br />
Vol 82 p 1 Programme Jan 26 th 1942. “<strong>The</strong> Merchant of Venice” and “<strong>The</strong> Witch”. Jean Forbes-<br />
Robertson, Frederick Valk, Noel Willman, Renee Ascherson.<br />
Vol 82 p 2 Programme March2nd 1942. “<strong>The</strong> Desert Song”. Arthur Lucas, Doris Francis,<br />
Frederic Bentley.<br />
Vol 82 p 3 Programme May 11 th 1942, “<strong>The</strong> Dominant Sex”. Martin Walker. Helen Shingler.<br />
Vol 82 p 4 Programme June 4 th 1942. “No Orchids for Miss Blandish”. Robert Newton, Hartley<br />
Power, Linden Travers.<br />
Vol 82 p 5 Programme July 28 th 1942. “Let’s Face It”. Bobby Howes, Pat Kirkwood, Joyce<br />
Barbour, Charmain Innes.<br />
Vol 82 p 6 Programme Sept 14 th 1942. “Old Acquaintance” Edith Evans, Ronald Ward, Marian<br />
Spencer.<br />
Vol 82 p 7 Programme Sep 21 st 1942. “Present Laughter” and “This Happy Breed”. Noel Coward,<br />
Joyce Carey, Judy Campbell, James Donald, Dennis Price.<br />
Vol 82 p 8 Programme Sept 28 th 1942 (photocopy only). “Home and Beauty”. Isabel Jeans, Barry<br />
Jones, Ronald Squire. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 9 Programme Oct 5 th 1942 (photocopy only). “Stranger’s Road”. Diana Churchill, Barry<br />
K.Barnes [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 10 Programme Oct 12 th 1942. (photocopy only) “It Happened in September” Eva Moore,<br />
Gordon MacLeod, Anne Firth. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 11 Programme Oct 19 th 1942. “A Waltz Dream”. Nita Croft, Les Franklyn, Victor<br />
Standing, Leslie Hatton [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 12 Programme Oct 26 th 1942 (photocopy only.) “We are the People”. Cathleen Nesbitt,<br />
Victoria Hopper, Milton Rosmer [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 13 Programme Nov 2 nd 1942 (photocopy only). “More New Faces” (revue). Bonar<br />
Colleano, George Moon [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 14 Programme Nov 9 th 1942. “Where the Rainbow Ends”. Italia Conti [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 15 Programme Nov 16 th 1942, “Pygmalion” “Candida” and “Major Barbara”. Ellen<br />
Pollock, Charles Quartermaine, Michael Golden.<br />
Vol 82 p 16 Programme Nov 23 rd 1942 (photocopy only). “Sky High”. Hermione Baddeley,<br />
Hermione Gingold [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 82 p 17 Programme Dec 1 st 1942, D’Oyly Carte Opera Company.<br />
Vol 82 p 18 Programme Dec 14 th 1942 (photocopy only). “Sleeping Out”. Gene Gerrard<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 19 Programme Dec 24 th 1942. “Watch on the Rhine”. Zena Dare, Ursula Jeans, Roger<br />
Livesey.<br />
Vol 82 p 20 Programme Jan 11 th 1943. “Old Chelsea”. Richard Tauber, Nancy Brown.<br />
Vol 82 p 21 Programme Jan 25 th 1943. “Vintage Wine”. Nancy Price, Charles Heslop [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 22 Flyer for previous show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 23 Programme Feb 1 st 1943. “<strong>The</strong>y Came to a City”. John Clements, Googie Withers, A<br />
E. Matthews.<br />
Vol 82 p 24 Programme Feb 8 th 1943. “Roll Away Clouds” (musical comedy)<br />
Vol 82 p 25 Programme Feb 16 th 1943. “Brighton Rock”. Hermione Baddeley, Richard<br />
Attenborough, Dulci Gray.<br />
Vol 82 p 26 Programme Feb 22 nd 1943. “Uncle Harry”. Eric Portman, Beatrix Lehmann, Eileen<br />
Peel.<br />
Vol 82 p 27 Programme April 6 th 1943. “<strong>The</strong> Moon is Down”. Lewis Casson, Carla Lehmann,<br />
Karel Stepanek, Lloyd Pearson.<br />
Vol 82 p 28 Programme April 12 th 1943. “<strong>The</strong> Morning Star”. Gladys Henson, Elliot Mason, Betty<br />
Ann Davies.<br />
Vol 82 p 29 Programme April 19 th 1943. “Night Must Fall”. Kynaston Reeves, Betty Ann Davies,<br />
Gladys Henson.<br />
Vol 82 p 30 Programme June 4 th 1943. “War and Peace” (for the season).<br />
Vol 82 p 31 Programme Sep 13 th 1943. “<strong>The</strong> New Happidrome of 1943”. Pat Kirkwood, Bunty<br />
Meadows, Joan Alys, <strong>The</strong> Marquis Trio, Harry Korris.<br />
Vol 82 p 32 Programme Sept 20 th 1943. “<strong>The</strong> Man who came to Dinner”. Robert Morley, Mary<br />
Alice Collins, Ambrosine Phillpotts, Jerry Verno, Edward Cooper, Kenneth Embley –<br />
also flyer for above show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 33 Programme Oct 4 th 1943. “<strong>The</strong> Admirable Crichton” Barry K. Barnes, Diana<br />
Churchill.<br />
Vol 82 p 34 Programme Oct 18 th 1943. “Man From Heaven”. Basil Sydney, Jean Forbes-<br />
Robertson, Helen Haye [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 35 Programme Oct 25 th 1943. “This Time its Love”. Ernest <strong>The</strong>siger, Ellen Pollock.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 36 Programme Nov 1 st 1943. “Rain”. Olive Sloane.
Vol 82 p 37 Programme Nov 15 th 1943. “While the Sun Shines”. Michael Wilding, Ronald Squire,<br />
Brenda Bruce.<br />
Vol 82 p 38 Programme Dec 22 nd 1943. “Pen Don”. Emlyn Williams, Mervyn Johns.<br />
Vol 82 p 39 – 40 Programmes Jan 10 th 1944 and Jan 17 th 1944. D’Oyly Carte Opera Company [both<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 41 Programme Jan 24 th 1944. “Madame X”. Mary Russell-Tavernan, Louis Darnley<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 42 Programme Jan 31 st 1944. “Guilty”. Flora Robson, Michael Golden.<br />
Vol 82 p 43 Programme Feb 21 st 1944. “Staff Dance”. Robert Morley, Beatrice Lillie [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 44 Programme Feb 28 th 1944. “Jane Eyre”. Rosalinde Fuller, Henry Edwardes [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 45 Programme March 6 th 1944. “A Murder for a Valentine”. Cathleen Nesbitt, Malcolm<br />
Keen [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 46 Programme March 13 th 1944. “<strong>The</strong> Fifth Column”. Frederick Valk, Roger Livesey,<br />
Margaret Johnstone, Peter Cushing [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 47 Programme Mar 20 th 1944. “It’s Time to Dance”. Jack Buchanan, Elsie Randolph.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 48 Programme March 28 th 1944. “Tomorrow’s Eden”. Barry K. Barnes, Diana Churchill.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 49 Programme April 3 rd 1944. “Arsenic and Old Lace”. Mary Merrall, Nellie Bowman.<br />
Vol 82 p 50 Programme April 17 th 1944. “Crisis in Heaven”. Adele Dixon, Ernest <strong>The</strong>siger,<br />
Esmond Knight, Dorothy Dickson, Herbert Lomas, Barry Morse.<br />
Vol 82 p 51 Programme May 22 nd 1944. “Claudia”. Phyllis Dare, Rene Ray.<br />
Vol 82 p 52 Programme May 29 th 1944. “<strong>The</strong> Last of Mrs Cheyney”. Jack Buchanan, Coral<br />
Browne, Athene Seyler, Austin Trevor.<br />
Vol 82 p 53 Programme June 12 th 1944. “Emma” Anna Neagle.<br />
Vol 82 p 54 Programme June 27 th 1944. “We’re Coming Over” (Summer Season show). Afrique,<br />
Ethel Revnell, Gracie West, Wilson, Keple and Betty.<br />
Vol 82 p 55 Programme Sept 25 th 1944. “Junior Miss”. Joan White, Ronald Ward, Frank Leighton,<br />
Peggy Cummins.<br />
Vol 82 p 56 Programme Oct 2 nd 1944. “Arsenic and Old Lace”. Mary Merrall, Nellie Bowman<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 57 Programme Oct 16 th 1944. “Private Lives”. John Clements, Kay Hammond [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 82 p 58 Programme Oct 23 rd 1944. “Residents Only”. Ada Reeve, Martin Walker [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 59 Programme Oct 30 th 1944. “<strong>The</strong>re Shall Be No Night”. Alfred Lunt, Lynn Fontanne.<br />
Vol 82 p 60 Programme Nov 6 th 1944. “Ring Time”. George Clarke [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 82 p 61 Programme Nov 13 th 1944. “Three Waltzes”. Eveleyn Laye, Charles Goldner, Esmond<br />
Knight.<br />
Vol 82 p 62 Programme Nov 20 th 1944. “Flare Path”. Geoffrey Toone, Kathleen Harrison, Emrys<br />
Jones, Phyllis Monkman.<br />
Vol 82 p 63 Programme Dec 18 th 1944. “<strong>The</strong> Golden Fleece”. Mervyn Johns, Betty Warren,<br />
Patricia Jessel, Peter Jones.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 83<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1945 – 1946<br />
Vol 83 p 1 Programme Jan 15 th 1945. “<strong>The</strong> Frog”. Gordon Harker, Franklin Dyall, Reginald Tate.<br />
Vol 83 p 2 Programme Jan 22 nd 1945. “<strong>The</strong> Case of the Frightened Lady”. Gordon Harker,<br />
Cathleen Nesbitt, Reginald Tate.<br />
Vol 83 p 3 Programme Jan 29 th 1945. “While the Sun Shines”. Ronald Squire.<br />
Vol 83 p 4 Programme Feb 5 th 1945. D’Oyly Carte Opera company.<br />
Vol 83 p 5 Programme March 5 th 1945. “Wuthering Heights”. Patricia Hilliard, Michael Goolden.<br />
Vol 83 p 6 Programme March 12 th 1945. “Duet for Two Hands”. John Mills, Mary Morris,<br />
Elspeth March. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 83 p 7 Programme March 19 th 1945. “Ethel Fry”. Flora Robson, Milton Rosmer, Joan<br />
Harben, Eric Messiter.<br />
Vol 83 p 8 Programme March 26 th 1945. “<strong>The</strong> Wind of Heaven”. Emlyn Williams, Diana<br />
Wynyard, Megs Jenkins, Herbert Lomas.<br />
Vol 83 p 9 Programme April 2 nd 1945. “<strong>The</strong> Last of Mrs Cheney”. Jack Buchanan, Corla Browne.<br />
Vol 83 p 10 Flyer April 9 th 1945. “Merry-Go-Round”. Ronald Frankau, Kyra Vayne, Harold<br />
Turner.<br />
Vol 83 p 11 Programme April 23 rd 1945. “Pink String and Sealing Wax”. Iris Hoey, Malcolm<br />
Keen.<br />
Vol 83 p 12 Programme May 8 th 1945. “<strong>The</strong> Skin of our Teeth”. Vivien Leigh, Cecil Parker.<br />
Vol 83 p 13 Programme May 14 th 1945. “Betty”. Freddie Forbes, Bertram Wallis, Reginald<br />
Palmer, Betty Leslie-Smith.<br />
Vol 83 p 14 Programme May 21 st 1945. “<strong>The</strong> Lisbon Story”. Olga Gwynne, Anthony Howard,<br />
Angela Barrie, Douglas Quayle, Arnaud and Peggy.<br />
Vol 83 p 15 Two programmes (covers vary) June 22 nd 1945 (Summer Season Show). “Hoopla!”<br />
Polly Ward, Suzette Tarri, Robb Wilton, Max Wall, Harold Berens, Harry Lester,<br />
Tiller Girls [both <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 83 p 16 Programme Sept 24 th 1945. “Tomorrow the World”. Robert Harris, Elizabeth Allan,<br />
Helen Haye.<br />
Vol 83 p 17 Programme Oct 1 st 1945. “Under the Counter”. Cicely Courtneidge, Arthur MacRae,<br />
Hartley Power, Thorley Walters, Irene Handl.<br />
Vol 83 p 18 Programme Oct 15 th 1945. “No Room at the Inn”. Freda Jackson, Ruth Dunning.
Vol 83 p 19 Programme Oct 22 nd 1945. “Sweeter and Lower”. Phyllis Monkman, George Lacy.<br />
Vol 83 p 20 Programme Oct 29 th 1945. “Under the Gooseberry Bush”. Walter Fitzgerald, Patricia<br />
Hilliard, Henry Mollison.<br />
Vol 83 p 21 Programme Nov 5 th 1945. “A Man About the House”. Flora Robson, Basil Sydney.<br />
Vol 83 p 22 Programme Nov 12 th 1945. “Now the Day is Over”. Douglass Montgomery.<br />
Vol 83 p 23 Programme Nov 26 th 1945. “Dandy Dick”. Sydney Howard, Nuna Davey, Gus<br />
McNaughton, A E. Matthews, Richard Wattis.<br />
Vol 83 p 24 Programme Dec 3 rd 1945. “<strong>The</strong> Guinea-Pig”. Robert Flemyng, Edith Sharpe, Cecil<br />
Trouncer, Rachel Gurney, Denholm Elliott, Joan Hickson.<br />
Vol 83 p 25 Programme Dec 10 th 1945. “A Quiet Week-end”. Evelyn B. Roberts, Barbara Leake,<br />
Stuart Lindsell.<br />
Vol 83 p 26 Programme Dec 17 th 1945. “So Brief the Spring”. Robert Newton, Barbara Mullen.<br />
Vol 83 p 27 Programme Dec 24 th 1945. “Grand National Night”. Leslie Banks, Hermione<br />
Baddeley.<br />
Vol 83 p 28 Programme Jan 14 th 1946. “Spring 1600”. Emlyn Williams, Andrew Cruikshank,<br />
Jessica Spencer.<br />
Vol 83 p 29 Programme Jan 21 st 1946. “<strong>The</strong> Cure for Love”. Wilfred Pickles, Joan White, Marjorie<br />
Rhodes, Charles Victor, Rene Ray.<br />
Vol 83 p 30 Programme Jan 28 th 1946. “Our Betters”. Dorothy Dickson, Nuna Davey, Cathleen<br />
Nesbitt, Fred Groves, Max Adrian, Sydney King.<br />
Vol 83 p 31 Programme Feb 4 th 1946. “<strong>The</strong> Guinea-Pig”. Robert Flemyng, Edith Sharpe, Cecil<br />
Trouncer.<br />
Vol 83 p 32 Programme Feb 25 th 1946. “A Play for Ronnie”. A.E. Matthews, Marjorie Fielding,<br />
Ronald Ward.<br />
Vol 83 p 33 Programme March 11 th 1946. “Frieda”. Valerie White, Ursula Howells, Jack Allen<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 83 p 34 Programme March 18 th 1946. D’Oyly Carte Opera Company.<br />
Vol 83 p 35 Programme April 8 th 1946. “<strong>The</strong> Kingmaker”. John Clements, Kay Hammond, Irene<br />
Vanbrugh [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 83 p 36 Programme April 15 th 1946. “<strong>The</strong> Poltergeist”. Gordon Harker, Olga Lindo, Austin<br />
Trevor.<br />
Vol83 p 37 Programme April 22 nd 1946. “Elusive Lady”. Evelyn Laye, Frank Lawton, Wilfred<br />
Hyde-White, Alexander Archdale.<br />
Vol 83 p 38 Programme April 29 th 1946. “<strong>The</strong> Winslow Boy” Emlyn Williams, Angela Baddeley,<br />
Frank Cellier, Claire Morton, Kathleen Harrison, Jack Watling.<br />
Vol 83 p 39 Programme May 6 th 1946. “Dear Murderer”. Terence De Marney, Linden Travers.
Vol 83 p 40 Programme May 6 th 1946.”Ruth Draper Original Character Sketches”. Ruth Draper.<br />
Vol 83 p 41 Programme May 27 th 1946. “<strong>The</strong> Quaker Girl”. Julia Bretton, Billy Milton, Hal Bryan.<br />
Vol 83 p 42 Programme June 18 th 1946 (photocopy only). “<strong>The</strong> Dancing Years”. Barry Sinclair,<br />
Jessica James, Angela Braema. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 83 p 43 Same as previous, an original copy, but this one is undated [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 83 p 44 Same as previous, undated, but with a different photograph of Barry Sinclair on the<br />
cover [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 83 p 45 Programme Aug 1 st 1946 (photocopy only). “Fine Feathers” (Summer Season Show).<br />
Billy Reid, Dorothy Squires, Duggie Wakefield, Derek Roy [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 83 p 46 Programme Oct 7 th 1946. “<strong>The</strong> Play’s the Thing”. Clive Brook, Irene Worth, Harry<br />
Welchman.<br />
Vol 83 p 47 Programme Nov 11 th 1946. “Lady Frederick”. Coral Browne, Edwin Styles.<br />
Vol 83 p 48 Programme Nov 18 th 1946. “<strong>The</strong> Shop at Sly Corner”. Keneth Kent, Lilly Kann, Marie<br />
O’Neill, Peggy Evans.<br />
Vol 83 p 49 Programme Nov 25 th 1946. “<strong>The</strong> Years Between”. Alan Webb, Hazel Terry, Allan<br />
Jeayes, Patrick Crean, Arthur Chesney.<br />
Vol 83 p 50 Programme Dec 2 nd 1946. “Bless ‘Em All”. John Witty, H F. Maltby, Catherine<br />
Martin.<br />
Vol 83 p 51 Programme Dev 9 th 1946. “She Wanted a Cream Front Door”. Robertson Hare, Peter<br />
Haddon, Ian Carmichael, Constance Lorne, Mai Bacon.<br />
Vol 83 p 52 Programme Dec 16 th 1946. “Born Yesterday”. Yolande Donlan, Hartley Power,<br />
William Kemp, Bessie Love, Stanley Maxted, Laurance Maraschal, Michael Balfour<br />
[directed by Laurence Olivier]<br />
Vol 83 p 53 Programme Dec 23 rd 1946. “<strong>The</strong> Eagle has Two Heads”. Eileen Herlie, James Donald.<br />
Vol 83 p 54 Programme Dec 30 th 1946. “Jane”. Yvonne Arnaud, Ronald Squire, Charles Victor,<br />
Irene Browne.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 84<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1947 – 1949<br />
Vol 84 p 1 Programme Jan 13 th 1947. “Caste”. Diana Churchill, Morland Graham, Bill<br />
Rowbotham, Marie Lohr.<br />
Vol 84 p 2 Programme Jan 20 th 1947 “Pick-Up Girl”. Joan Matheson.<br />
Vol 84 p 3 Programme Jan 27 th 1947. “No Medals”. June Fraser, Nan Marriott Watson, Douglas<br />
Quayle.<br />
Vol 84 p 4 Programme March 3 rd 1947. “Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde”. Keneth Kent, Eleanor<br />
Summerfield. [Kenneth Kent – see Keneth Kent]<br />
Vol 84 p 5 Programme March 10 th 1947. “<strong>The</strong> First Gentleman”. Michael Logan, Madoline<br />
Thomas, Noel Egan, Barbara Trevor, Michael Ward, Vera Gould, Esme Easterbrook.<br />
Vol 84 p 6 Programme March 17 th 1947. “Young Mrs Barrington”. Ennis Lawson, Joy Andrews,<br />
Ernest Clark, Sidney King.<br />
Vol 84 p 7 Programme March 31 st 1947. “We Proudly Present”. Peter Graves, Phyllis Monkman,<br />
Mary Jerrold, Ena Burrill, Irene Handl. Derek Hart.<br />
Vol 84 p 8 Programme April 7 th 1947. “Tess of the D’Urbervilles”. Wendy Hiller, Henry<br />
Mollison, Norah Nicholson, Paul Rogers, Harry Locke, Jane Wenham, Margery<br />
Bryce.<br />
Vol 84 p 9 Programme April 14 th 1947. “Just William”. John Clark, Jacqueline Boyer.<br />
Vol 84 p 10 Programme April 28 th 1947. “<strong>The</strong> Crime of Margaret Foley”. Terence De Marney,<br />
Arthur Sinclair.<br />
Vol 84 p 11 Programme May 5 th 1947. “Is Your Honeymoon Really Necessary?” Ralph Lynn,<br />
Hannah Watt.<br />
Vol 84 p 12 Programme May 12 th 1947. “Lady Windermere’s Fan”. Isobel Hargreaves, Janet<br />
Hamilton-Smith.<br />
Vol 84 p 13 Programme May 26 th 1947. “Song of Norway”. John Hargreaves, Janet Hamilton-<br />
Smith.<br />
Vol 84 p 14 Programme June 14th 1947. “Out of the Blue” (Summer Season Show). Ralph Reader,<br />
Mary Naylor, Jeannie Carson, Dick Emery, Rag Dixon, Cardew Robinson.<br />
Vol 84 p 15 Programme Sept 15ht 1947. “<strong>The</strong> Winslow Boy”. Valerie White, Michael Newell,<br />
Frank Allenby [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 16 Programme Sept 22 nd 1947. “Rebecca”. Robert Ginnis, Ann French, Marjorie Battis,<br />
Frances Bethencourt.<br />
Vol 84 p 17 Programme Oct 6 th 1947. “Fifty-Fifty”. Harry Green.
Vol 84 p 18 Programme Oct 20 th 1947. “Anna Lucasta”. Hilda Simms, Frederick O’Neal.<br />
Vol 84 p 19 Programme Oct 27 th 1947. “<strong>The</strong> Blind Goddess”. Basil Radford, Marian Spencer,<br />
Wyndham Goldie, Joan Haythorn.<br />
Vol 84 p 20 Programme Nov 3 rd 1947. “Canaries Sometimes Sing”. Jack Buchanan, Coral Browne,<br />
Heather Thatcher, Austin Trevor.<br />
Vol 84 p 21 Magazine cutting image of Jack Buchanan.<br />
Vol 84 p 22 Programme Nov 17 th 1947. “Macbeth”. Michael Redgrave, Ena Burrill, Michael<br />
Goodliffe.<br />
Vol 84 p 23 Programme Dec 15 th 1947. “<strong>The</strong> Linden Tree”. Norman Macowan, Enid Lindsay.<br />
Vol 84 p 24 Programme Dec 22 nd 1947. “Present Laughter”. Geoffrey Edwards, Heather Stannard,<br />
Peter Wyngarde.<br />
Vol 84 p 25 Programme Jan 5 th 1948. Les Ballets Negres.<br />
Vol 84 p 26 Programme Jan 12 th 1948. “Four Hours To Kill”. Jack La Rue, <strong>The</strong>lma Ruby.<br />
Vol 84 p 27 Programme Jan 26 th 1948. “Message for Margaret”. Cathleen Nesbitt, Cecil Ramage. .<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 28 Programme Feb 9 th 1948. “<strong>The</strong> Happiest Days of Your Life”. Margaret Rutherford,<br />
George Howe.<br />
Vol 84 p 29 Programme Feb 16 th 1948 (photocopy only). “Tomorrow is a Lovely Day”. Ian<br />
Carmichael [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 30 Programme March 8 th 1948. “Frenzy”. Peter Ustinov, Joan Greenwood, Denholm<br />
Elliott.<br />
Vol 84 p 31 Programme March 15 th 1948. “Worm’s Eye View”. Jack Stocks, Margaret Anderson,<br />
O’Donovan Shiell.<br />
Vol 84 p 32 Programme March 29 th 1948. “<strong>The</strong> Barrett’s of Wimpole Street”. Sarah Churchill,<br />
Tom Walls, Margaret Johnstone, Alec Clunes.<br />
Vol 84 p 33 Programme April 12 th 1948 (photocopy only). “Bob’s Your Uncle”. Leslie Henson,<br />
Vera Pearce, Valerie Tandy [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 34 Programme April 19 th 1948. “<strong>The</strong> Gioconda Smile”. Clive Brook, Pamela Brown,<br />
Marie Ney, Brenda Bruce.<br />
Vol 84 p 35 Programme May 3 rd 1948 (photocopy only). “<strong>The</strong> Gorbals Story”. Roddy McDowell,<br />
Russell Hunter [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 36 Programme May 17 th 1948. “<strong>The</strong> School For Scandal”. Evelyn Laye, Leon<br />
Quartermaine, Arthur Lowe, Peter Sallis, Jack Howarth.<br />
Vol 84 p 37 Programme May 24 th 1948 (photocopy only). “Follow <strong>The</strong> Girls”. Arthur Riscoe,<br />
Brenda Haydn [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 84 p 38 Programme May 31 st 1948 (photocopy only). “Point to Point”. Adrienne Allen, Ronald<br />
Ward, Irene Browne, Evelyn Roberts [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 39 Programme June 12 th 1948. “Something in the Air” (Summer Season Show). Ted Ray,<br />
Jill Manners, Syd and Max Harrison, Henry Hall and his Orchestra.<br />
Flyer for previous item.<br />
Vol 84 p 40 As previous show (photocopy only), but slightly altered show line-up [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 41 Programme Oct 4 th 1948. “<strong>The</strong> Relapse”. <strong>Cyril</strong> Ritchard, Madge Elliott, Michael<br />
Goodliffe.<br />
Vol 84 p 42 Programme Oct 11 th 1948. “<strong>The</strong> Happiest Days of Your Life”. Robert Webber, Dennis<br />
Ramsden, Christopher Calthrop.<br />
Vol 84 p 43 Programme Oct 25 th 1948. “Outrageous Fortune”. Ralph Lynn.<br />
Vol 84 p 44 Programme Nov 8 th 1948 (photocopy only). “Anna Lucasta”. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 45 Programme Nov 15 th 1948 (photocopy only). “September Tide” Gertrude Lawrence,<br />
Michael Gough, Bryan Forbes, Dandy Nicholls [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 46 Programme Nov 29 th 1948 (photocopy only). “Random Harvest”. Dermot Walsh,<br />
Hazel Court [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 47 Programme Dec 27 th 1948. “Captain Brassbound’s Conversion”. Flora Robson, Hector<br />
McGregor, Richard Leech, George Wray, Malcolm Russell.<br />
Vol 84 p 48 Flyer for previous show.<br />
Vol 84 p 49 Programme Jan 17 th 1949. “Set to Partners”. Ronald ward, Marion Spencer, Henry<br />
Mollison.<br />
Vol 84 p 50 Programme Jan 24 th 1949. “Adventure Story”. Paul Schofield, Robert Flemyng, Noel<br />
Willman, Cecil Trouncer, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies.<br />
Vol i84 p 51 Programme Feb 14 th 1949. “Fallen Angels”. Diana Allen, Diana Lincoln.<br />
Vol 84 p 52 Programme March 7 th 1949. “<strong>The</strong> Power of Darkness”. Stewart Granger, Jean<br />
Simmons, Sonia Dresdel, Mary Clare, Frederick Valk, Herbert Lomas.<br />
Vol 84 p 53 Programme March 28 th 1949. “House on the Sand”. Keneth Kent, Sarah Churchill.<br />
Vol 84 p 54 Programme April 11 th 1949 (photocopy only). “Off the Record”. Hugh Wakefield<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 55 Programme April 18 th 1949. “<strong>The</strong> Beaux’ Stratagem”. Kay Hammond, John Clements.<br />
Vol 84 p 56 Programme April 25 th 1949. “Playbill”. Mary Ellis, Barry Jones, Marie Lohr, Anthony<br />
Oliver.<br />
Vol 84 p 57 Programme May 9 th 1949. “Champagne for Delilah”. Googie Withers, Nigel Patrick,<br />
Irene Worth, Ralph Michael.
Vol 84 p 58 Programme May 16th 1949. “Private Lives”. Margaret Lockwood, Peter Graves,<br />
Josephine Stuart, Jack Allen, Pamela Stirling.<br />
Vol 84 p 59 Programme May 31 st 1949. “Bitter Sweet”. Eve Lister, Betty Paul, and Charles<br />
Dorning [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 60 Flyer for previous show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 61 Signed photograph Margaret Lockwood.<br />
Vol 84 p 62 Photograph of Jack Tripp.<br />
Vol 84 p 63 Programme June 20 th 1949. “Button and Bows” (Summer Season Show). Donald<br />
Peers, Robert Lamouret, Billy Russell, Norman Wisdom, Henry Hall and his<br />
Orchestra, Gloria Day, Ernest Arnley.<br />
Vol 84 p 64 Flyer Oct 24 th 1949. “<strong>The</strong> Ex Mrs Y”. Sonnie Hale, Charles Heslop [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 65 Programme Oct 31 st 1949 (photocopy only). “Murder at the Vicarage”. Barbara<br />
Mullen, Reginald Tate [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 66 Programme Nov 14 th 1949 (photocopy only). “<strong>The</strong> Non-Resident”. Gordon Harker,<br />
Francis Lister [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 67 Programme Nov 21 st 1949 (photocopy only). “Fly Away Peter”. J H. Roberts<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 84 p 68 Programme Dec 26 th 1949. “Master of Arts”. Roland Culver, Ursula Howells.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 85<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1950 – 1951<br />
Vol 85 p 1 Programme Jan 16 th 1950. “Breach of Marriage”. Brenda Walter, Noel Carey,<br />
Anthony Viccars.<br />
Vol 85 p 2 Flyer for previous show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 85 p 3 Programme Jan 30 th 1950. “Bless the Bride”. Edmund Goffron, Valerie Lawson,<br />
James Harcourt.<br />
Vol 85 p 4 Programme Feb 14 th 1950. “Peter Pan”. Margaret Lockwood, John Justin.<br />
Vol 85 p 5 Programme Feb 20 th 1950. “<strong>The</strong> Way Things Go”. Ronald Squire, Glynis Johns,<br />
Michael Gough, Kenneth Moore, Frederick Lonsdale.<br />
Vol 85 p 6 Programme Feb 27 th 1950 (photocopy only). “Johnny Belinda”. Patrick Waddington,<br />
Sorrel Carson, Harold Scott, Iris Vandeleu. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 85 p 7 Programme March 6 th 1950. “One Wild Oat”. Robertson Hare, Arthur Riscoe, Frank<br />
Thornton.<br />
Vol 85 p 8 Programme March 13 th 1950. “<strong>The</strong> Late Edwina Black”. Moya Fenwick, Edward Cast,<br />
Ethel Hodgson, T G. Fenwick.<br />
Vol 85 p 9 Programme May 29 th 1950. “<strong>The</strong> Second Mrs. Tanqueray”. Eileen Herlie, Ronald<br />
Ward, Marie Ney.<br />
Vol 85 p 10 Programme June 17 th 1950. “Sunny Serenade” (Summer Season Show). Jack<br />
Radcliffe, Jimmy Wheeler, Jeanne Francis.<br />
Vol 85 p 11 Programme Oct 9 th 1950. “Blue for a Boy”. Fred Emney, Austin Melford.<br />
Vol 85 p 12 Programme Oct 23 rd 1950 (photocopy only.) “Lilac Time” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 85 p 13 Programme Oct 30 th 1950. “A Streetcar Named Desire”. Betty Ann Davies, William<br />
Sylvester, <strong>The</strong>odore Bikel.<br />
Vol 85 p 14 Programme Nov 13 th 1950 (photocopy only). “<strong>The</strong> Man Who Kissed His Wife”. Jean<br />
Forbes-Robertson, Grace Newcombe, Grace Poole [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 85 p 15 Programme Nov 20 th 1950 (photocopy only.) “Black Chiffon”. Mavis Walker.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 85 p 16 Programme Nov 27 th 1950. “Castle in the Air”. Jack Buchanan, Corla Browne.<br />
Vol 85 p 17 Programme Dec 25 th 1950 “Harvey”. Leslie Henson, Joyce Barbour.
Vol 85 p 18 Programme Jan 15 th 1951. “Party Manners”. Raymond Lovell, Robin Hunter, Douglas<br />
Stewart.<br />
Vol 85 p 19 - 20 Programme Jan 22 nd 1951. <strong>The</strong> Ballet Rambert.<br />
Vol 85 p 21 Programme Jan 29 th 1951. “Macadam and Eve”. John Laurie, Beatrice Varley, John<br />
Gregson.<br />
Vol 85 p 22 Programme Feb 5 th 1951. “Man and Superman”. John Clements, Kay Hammond.<br />
Vol 85 p 23 Programme Feb 12 th 1951 “For the Love of Mike”. Claude Hulbert, Enid Trevor.<br />
Vol 85 p 24 Programme March 12 th 1951. “<strong>The</strong> Cocktail Party”. Hugh Sinclair, Irene Worth, Ian<br />
Hunter, Eileen Peel.<br />
Vol 85 p 25 Programme April 16 th 1951. “Who on Earth”. Barry Sinclair, Beryl Mason, William<br />
Kendall, Roderick Lovell, Marjorie Sandford.<br />
Vol 85 p 26 Flyer for previous show.<br />
Vol 85 p 27 Signed photograph of Barry Sinclair.<br />
Vol 85 p 28 Programme May 14 th 1951. “Winter Sport”. Valerie White, Robin Bailey, Joyce<br />
Barbour, Guy Middleton, Emrys Jones, Hugh Morton.<br />
Vol 85 p 29 Programme May 28 th 1951. “Chu Chin Chow” (National Light Opera Company)<br />
Vol 85 p 30 Programme June 15 th 1951. “Hobson’s Choice” (Summer Season Show) Wilfred<br />
Pickles, Lally Bowers, Derek Oldham.<br />
Vol 85 p 31 Photograph of Wilfred Pickles.<br />
Vol 85 p 32 Programme Oct 1 st 1951. “Dear Miss Phoebe”. Peter graves, Olga Lindo.<br />
Vol 85 p 33 Programme Oct 8 th 1951. “Othello”. Irene Worth, Corla Browne, Douglas Campbell,<br />
Paul Rogers, Nicholas Hannen, Ernest Milton, Robert Shaw.<br />
Vol 85 p 34 Programme Oct 15 th 1951. “Say it with Flowers”. Jean Kent, Eric Berry, Patricia<br />
Hastings.<br />
Vol 85 p 35 Programme Oct 22 nd 1951. “<strong>The</strong> Day’s Mischief”. Muriel Pavlow, Ian Hunter,<br />
Beatrice Lehmann, Walter Fitzgerald.<br />
Vol 85 p 36 Programme Oct 29 th 1951. “<strong>The</strong> Moment of Truth”. Eric Portman, <strong>Cyril</strong> Luckham.<br />
Vol 85 p 37 Programme Nov 5 th 1951. “Something in the Cellar”. Robertson Hare, Arthur Riscoe.<br />
Vol 85 p 38 Programme Nov 12 th 1951. “<strong>The</strong> Man in Possession”. Greta Gynt, Hector Ross, Diana<br />
Lincoln.<br />
Vol 85 p 39 Nov 26 th 1951 “Ladies’ Night in a Turkish Bath”. Hughie Green.<br />
Vol 85 p 40 Programme Dec 3 rd 1951. “A Multitude of Sins”. Mary Merrall, Helena Pickard.<br />
Vol 85 p 41 Programme Dec 17 th 1951. “His Excellency”. Mark Dignam.
Vol 85 p 42 Programme Dec 24 th 1951. “Summer and Smoke”. William Sylvester, Margaret<br />
Johnstone, Megs Jenkins.<br />
Vol 85 p 43 – 44 Eight Grand <strong>The</strong>atre tickets for shows in 1950 and 1951.<br />
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 86<br />
GRAND THEATRE
1952 – 1953<br />
Vol 86 p 1 – 2 Programme Jan 21 st 1952. <strong>The</strong> Rambert Ballet.<br />
Vol 86 p 3 Programme Jan 28 th 1952. “<strong>The</strong> Loving Elms”. Valerie White, Ian Hunter.<br />
Vol 86 p 4 Programme Feb 4 th 1952. “My Wife’s Lodger”. Dominic Roche, Patricia Davies.<br />
Vol 86 p 5 Programme Feb 11 th 1952. “First Person Singular”. Felix Aylmer, Athene Seyler,<br />
Rachel Gurney, Irene Handl, Richard Wattis.<br />
Vol 86 p 6 Programme Feb 18 th 1952. “Winter Journey”. Michael Redgrave, Googie Withers,<br />
Sam Wanamaker, Robert Perceval.<br />
Vol 86 p 7 Programme Feb 25 th 1952, “A Lady Mislaid”. Ronald Ward, Betty Baskcomb.<br />
Vol 86 p 8 Programme March 3 rd 1952. “Intent to Murder”. Guy Rolfe, Raymond Lovell,<br />
Kathleen Byron, Patrick Holt.<br />
Vol 86 p 9 Programme March 10 th 1952. “Meet Mr Callaghan”. Terence De Marney, Harriette<br />
Johns, Jack Allen.<br />
Vol 86 p 10 Programme March 17 th 1952. “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. Irene Worth, Jill<br />
Balcon, Paul Rogers, Kenneth Griffiths, Douglas Campbell, Alan Badel, Jane<br />
Wenham, Douglas Wilmer, Robert Shaw.<br />
Vol 86 p 11 Programme March 31 st 1952. “Come Back, Little Sheba”. Joan Miller, Hartley Power,<br />
Sheila Sim.<br />
Vol 86 p 12 Programme April 7 th 1952. “<strong>The</strong> Moonraker”. Jean Kent, Griffith Jones.<br />
Vol 86 p 13 Programme April 14 th 1952. <strong>The</strong> Gay Dog”. Wilfred Pickles, Megs Jenkins.<br />
Vol 86 p 14 Programme April 28 th 1952. “Worm’s Eye View”. Jack Hobbs, Dorothy Frere, James<br />
Liggat.<br />
Vol 86 p 15 Programme May 5 th 1952. “Shadow of a Man”. Sonny Tufts, Iris Russell, Henry<br />
Mollison, Robert Raglan, Brenda Hogan.<br />
Vol 86 p 16 Programme May 12 th 1952. “<strong>The</strong> Trap”. Mai Zetterling, Herbert Lom, Betty Ann<br />
Davies, Bill Owen, Lana Morris.<br />
Vol 86 p 17 Photograph of Mai Zetterling.<br />
Vol 86 p 18 Programme May 19 th 1952. “Adam’s Apple”. Alan Webb, Marie Lohr, Derek Farr,<br />
Barbara Murray.<br />
Vol 86 p 19 Programme May 26 th 1952. “Ring Around the Moon”. Alan McLelland, Helen Haye,<br />
Rachel Roberts.<br />
Vol 86 p 20 Programme June 2 nd 1952. “<strong>The</strong> Innocents”. Flora Robson, Jeremy Spencer, Carol<br />
Wolveridge, Barbara Everest.<br />
Vol 86 p 21 Programme June 9 th 1952. “Brigadoon”
Vol 86 p 22 Programme June 21 st 1952. “<strong>The</strong> Blue Lamp” (Summer Season Show). Bonar<br />
Colleano, Gordon Harker, Jack Warner, Susan Shaw, Warren Mitchell [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 86 p 23 As previous show, but different cover [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Photograph of Gordon Harker.<br />
Vol 86 p 24 Programme Oct 13 th 1952. “Dead Secret”. Hugh Wakefield, Joyce Heron, Sophie<br />
Stewart, Ian Hunter.<br />
Vol 86 p 25 Programme Oct 20 th 1952. “Blue for a Boy”. Fred Emney, Richard Hearne, Eve Lister,<br />
Austin Melford.<br />
Vol 86 p 26 Programme Oct 27 th 1952. “<strong>The</strong> Guilty Party”. Eric Portman, Eileen Peel, Lyndon<br />
Brook, Terence Alexander.<br />
Vol 86 p 27 Programme Nov 3 rd 1952. “Smilin’ Through”. Dermot Walsh, Hazel Court.<br />
Vol 86 p 28 Programme Nov 10 th 1952. “Friendly Relations”. Derek Bond, Patricia Dainton.<br />
Vol 86 p 29 Programme Nov 17 th 1952. “Miss Hargreaves”. Margaret Rutherford.<br />
Vol 86 p 30 Programme Nov 24 th 1952. “We Have Company”. Hubert Gregg, Marie Ney, Walter<br />
Fitzgerald, Leslie Dwyer, Rachel Roberts.<br />
Vol 86 p 31 Programme Dec 1 st 1952, “<strong>The</strong> Gift”. Anne Crawford, Sebastian Shaw, Valerie<br />
Taylor.<br />
Vol 86 p 32 Newspaper cutting showing previous actors.<br />
Vol 86 p 33 Programme Dec 8 th 1952. “For Better, For Worse”. Leslie Phillips, Geraldine<br />
McEwan.<br />
Vol 86 p 34 Programme Dec 15 th 1952. “<strong>The</strong> Biggest Thief in Town”. Hartley Power.<br />
Vol 86 p 35 Programme Dec 22 nd 1952. “Tell-Tale Murder”. Freda Jackson, D.A.Clarke-Smith,<br />
Heather Stannard, Joss Ackland.<br />
Vol 86 p 36 – 41 Entrance tickets (24) for shows at the Grand in 1952.<br />
Vol 86 p 42 Programme Jan 12 th 1953. “Escapade”. Phyllis Calvert. Hugh Griffith, Nigel Patrick,<br />
Alex McCowen.<br />
Vol 86 p 43 Programme Jan 19 th 1953. “<strong>The</strong> Man Upstairs”. Dennis price, Marie Ney, Reginald<br />
Beckwith.<br />
Vol 86 p 44 Programme Jan 26 th 1953. “<strong>The</strong> Shrike”. Sam Wanamaker, Constance Cummings,<br />
David Kossoff, Edric Connor.<br />
Vol 86 p 45 Programme Feb 2 nd 1953. “<strong>The</strong> White Carnation”. Ralph Richardson, Meriel Forbes.<br />
Vol 86 p 46 Programme Feb 9 th 1953. “Relative Values”. Gladys Cooper, Mona Washbourne,<br />
Simon Lock.<br />
Vol 86 p 47 – 50 Programmes Feb 16 th 1953. Ballet Jooss.
Vol 86 p 51 Programme Feb 23 rd 1953. “<strong>The</strong> Living Room”. Eric Portman, Dorothy Tutin, Ralph<br />
Michael, Violet Farebrother, Valerie Taylor, Mary Jerrold.<br />
Vol 86 p 52 Flyer for previous show.<br />
Vol 86 p 53 Programme March 2 nd 1953. “<strong>The</strong> Uninvited Guest”. John Mills, Joan Greenwood,<br />
Clive Morton, Cathleen Nesbitt.<br />
Vol 86 p 54 Programme March 9 th 1953. “Stalag 17”. Harold Stone, Lee Patterson.<br />
Vol 86 p 55 Programme March 16 th 1953. “<strong>The</strong> Two Bouquets”. Anona Winn, Robert Harris, Sara<br />
Gregory.<br />
Vol 86 p 56 Programme March 23 rd 1953. “Tomorrow is a Secret”. Hartley Power, Gordon Harker,<br />
Rachel Roberts.<br />
Vol 86 p 57 Programme March 30 th 1953. “And So To Bed”. Leslie Henson, Webster Booth, Anne<br />
Ziegler<br />
Vol 86 p 58 Programme April 6 th 1953. “Happy as a King”. Fred Emney, Austin Melford, Eve<br />
Lister, Shani Wallis, Warren Mitchell, Dickie Henderson.<br />
Vol 86 p 59 Programme April 13 th 1953. “As Long as they’re Happy”. Richard Murdoch, Dorothy<br />
Dickson, Nigel Green.<br />
Vol 86 p 60 Programme April 20 th 1953. “Night of the Fourth”. Paul Lukas, John McCallum,<br />
Ursula Howells.<br />
Vol 86 p 61 Programme April 27 th 1953. “<strong>The</strong> Seven Year Itch”. Brian Reece, Rosemary Harris,<br />
Margot Stevenson.<br />
Vol 86 p 62 Programme May 4 th 1953. “Wild Horses”. Ralph Lynn, Robertson Hare, Joan<br />
Haythorne, <strong>Cyril</strong> Smith, Frank Thornton.<br />
Vol 86 p 63 Programme May 11 th 1953. “Purple Dust”. Miles Malleson, Walter Hudd, Siobhan<br />
McKenna, Liam Redmond.<br />
Vol 86 p 64 Programme May 25 th 1953. “<strong>The</strong> Private Life of Helen”. Diana Wynyard, Cecil<br />
Parker, Janette Scott, Arthur MacRae.<br />
Vol 86 p 65 Programme June 1 st 1953. “Murder Mistaken”. Hermione Baddeley, Raymond Young.<br />
Vol 86 p 66 Programme June 8 th 1953. “<strong>The</strong> Bad Samaritan”. Michael Denison, Virginia<br />
McKenna, George Relph, Ronald Lewis, Heather Stannard.<br />
Vol 86 p 67 Programme June 19 th 1953. “<strong>The</strong> Love Match” (Summer Season Show). Arthur<br />
Askey, Thora Hird, Glen Melvyn, Danny Ross.<br />
Vol 86 p 68 Programme Oct 12 th 1953. “Someone Waiting”. Emlyn Williams, Gladys Henson.<br />
Vol 86 p 69 – 70 Programme Oct 19 th 1953. Carl Rosa Opera.<br />
Vol 86 p 71 Programme Nov 2 nd 1953. “Dial “M” for Murder”. Emrys Jones, Sheila Burrell,<br />
Edward Dane, Andrew Cruikshank.<br />
Vol 86 p 72 Flyer for previous show.
Vol 86 p 73 Programme Nov 9 th 1953. “Down Came a Blackbird”. Betty Paul, John Loder.<br />
Vol 86 p 74 Programme Nov 16 th 1953. “A Sense of Guilt”. Eileen Herlie, Ian Hunter.<br />
Vol 86 p 75 Programme Nov 23 rd 1953. “<strong>The</strong> Happy Marriage”. Sophie Stewart, Barry Sinclair,<br />
Nicolette Roeg.<br />
Vol 86 p 76 Programme Nov 30 th 1953. “Four in Hand”. Joy Shelton, James Sharkey, Helen<br />
Christie, Dennis Arundell.<br />
Vol 86 p 77 Programme Dec 7 th 1953. “<strong>The</strong> Shop at Sly Corner”. Rosemary Frankau, Keneth Kent,<br />
Nita Hanson.<br />
Vol 86 p 78 Programme Dec 14 th 1953 “Waltz Time” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players)<br />
Vol 86 p 79 Programme Dec 21 st 1953. “<strong>The</strong> Little Hut”. Hugh Sinclair, Diane Hart, Peter Gray,<br />
Leslie Le Roy, Geoffrey Toone.<br />
Vol 86 p 80 – 83 Entrance tickets (15) for Grand Shows in 1953.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 87<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1954 – 1955<br />
Vol 87 p 1 Programme Jan 11 th 1954.”Charley’s Aunt”. John Mills, William Mervyn, Gwen<br />
Ffrangcon – Davies.<br />
Vol 87 p 2 Photograph of John Mills.<br />
Vol 87 p 3 Postcard advertising “Charley’s Aunt” (but not for the above production)<br />
Vol 87 p 4 Programme Jan 19 th 1954. “I Capture the Castle”. Virginia McKenna, George Relph,<br />
Richard Greene, Roger Moore, Bill Travers.<br />
Vol 87 p 5 Programme Jan 25 th 1954. “Seagulls Over Sorrento”. Wallas Eaton, Ronald Radd,<br />
Gerald Harper.<br />
Vol 87 p 6 Programme Feb 1 st 1954. “Liberty Bill”. Robertson Hare, Ralph Lynn.<br />
Vol 87 p 7 Programme Feb 8 th 1954. Hippo Dancing”. Robert Morley, Wilfred Hyde-White.<br />
Vol 87 p 8 Programme Feb 22 nd 1954. “All Night Sitting”. Marie Ney, Wyndham Goldie.<br />
Vol 87 p 9 Programme March 1 st 1954. “Marching Song”. Diana Wynyard, Robert Flemyng,<br />
Ernest <strong>The</strong>siger.<br />
Vol 87 p 10 Programme March 9 th 1954. “Wedding in Paris”. Evelyn Laye, Anton Walbrook.<br />
Vol 87 p 11 Programme March 22 nd 1954. “Housemaster”. Jack Hulbert.<br />
Vol 87 p 12 Programme March 29 th 1954. “Anna Lucasta”.<br />
Vol 87 p 13 Programme April 5 th 1954. “<strong>The</strong> Facts of Life”. Alec Clunes.<br />
Vol 87 p 14 Programme April 12 th 1954. “<strong>The</strong> Manor of Northstead”. A E. Matthews, Marie Lohr,<br />
Charles Heslop.<br />
Vol 87 p 15 Programme April 19 th 1954. “Affairs of State”. Coral Browne, Hugh Williams, Austin<br />
Trevor.<br />
Vol 87 p 16 Programme April 26 th 1954. “<strong>The</strong> Hollow”. Chilli Bouchier.<br />
Vol 87 p 17 – 18 Programme May 3 rd 1954. Ballet Comique.<br />
Vol 87 p 19 Programme May 10 th 1954. Podrecca’s Piccoli <strong>The</strong>atre (marionettes)<br />
Vol 87 p 20 Programme May 24 th 1954. “Reluctant Heroes”. John Slater.<br />
Vol 87 p 21 Programme June 5 th 1954. “<strong>The</strong> Archers” (Summer Season Show). Jack Warner, Joyce<br />
Barbour, Charles Victor, Dandy Nicholls, Peter Byrne.<br />
Vol 87 p 22 Flyer for previous show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 87 p 23 Programme Oct 4 th 1954. “Paint Your Wagon”. Jerry Verno, Josephine Anne, Edwin<br />
Hill, Billy Tasker.<br />
Vol 87 p 24 Programme Oct 11 th 1954. “<strong>The</strong> Secret Tent”. Richard Greene, Nora Swinburne, Mary<br />
MacKenzie.<br />
Vol 87 p 25 Programme Oct 18 th 1954. “<strong>The</strong> Moon is Blue”. Frank Leighton, Andrew Melly.<br />
Vol 87 p 26 Programme Oct 25 th 1954. “Pay the Piper”. Elsie and Doris Waters, Elisabeth Welch.<br />
Vol 87 p 27 Programme Nov 1 st 1954. “<strong>The</strong> Jolly Fiddler”. Gordon Harker, Marjorie Fielding,<br />
Gladys Henson, Sydney King.<br />
Vol 87 p 28 Programme Nov 8 th 1954. “Witch Errant”. Fay Compton.<br />
Vol 87 p 29 Programme Nov 15 th 1954. “<strong>The</strong> Desert Song”. John Hanson.<br />
Vol 87 p 30 Programme Nov 22 nd 1954. “<strong>The</strong> Love Machine”. Griffith Jones, Diane Hart, Gladys<br />
Henson.<br />
Vol 87 p 31 Programme Nov 29 th 1954. “Blithe Spirit”. Kay Kendall, Irene Handl, Dennis Price.<br />
Vol 87 p 32 Programme Dec 13 th 1954. “It’s Different for Men”. Naunton Wayne, Yolande<br />
Donlan, William Kendall, Wesley Pithey.<br />
Vol 87 p 33 Programme Dec 24 th 1954. “After the Ball”. Vanessa Lee, Peter Graves, Mary Ellis.<br />
Vol 87 p 34 Programme Jan 17 th 1955. “I am a Camera”. Jocelyn James, William Peacock.<br />
Vol 87 p 35 Programme Jan 24 th 1955. “Birthday Honours”. Hugh Latimer, Joy Andrews.<br />
Vol 87 p 36 Programme Jan 31 st 1955. “A Kind of Folly!” Flora Robson, Jean Kent, Wilfred Hyde-<br />
White, Sylvia Sims.<br />
Vol 87 p 37 Programme Feb 7 th 1955. “<strong>The</strong> Moon and the Chimney”. Joan Greenwood, David<br />
Knight.<br />
Vol 87 p 38 Programme Feb 14 th 1955. “Carissima” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players)<br />
Vol 87 p 39 Programme Feb 21 st 1955. “Misery Me!” George Cole, Yvonne Mitchell, Clive<br />
Morton, Leonard Sachs.<br />
Vol 87 p 40 Programme Feb 28 th 1955. “Dear Charles”. Chilli Bouchier.<br />
Vol 87 p 41 Programme March 7 th 1955. “Uncertain Joy”. Roger Livesey, Ursula Jeans.<br />
Vol 87 p 42 Programme March 14 th 1955. “Sabrina Fair”. Rona Anderson, John Bentley, Geoffrey<br />
Palmer.<br />
Vol 87 p 43 Programme March 21 st 1955. “<strong>The</strong> Diary of a Nobody”. Leslie Henson, Hermione<br />
Baddeley.<br />
Vol 87 p 44 Programme March 28 th 1955. “<strong>The</strong> Joy of Living”. Cicely Courtneidge, Jack Hulbert.
Vol 87 p 45 Programme April 4 th 1955. “<strong>The</strong> Art of Living”. Valerie Taylor, Joy Parker, Maurice<br />
Kaufmann.<br />
Vol 87 p 46 Programme April 11 th 1955. “Witness for the Prosecution”. Betty Ann Davies,<br />
William Mervyn, Gillian Raine.<br />
Vol 87 p 47 Programme April 18 th 1955. “It’s Never Too Late”. Binnie Hale, Rosemary Frankau,<br />
Mary Merrall, Patricia Haines, Henry Mollison.<br />
Vol 87 p 48 Programme April 25 th 1955. “<strong>The</strong> Tender Trap”. Brian Reece, Geraldine McEwan,<br />
Phil Brown, Daphne Anderson.<br />
Vol 87 p 49 Programme May 2 nd 1955. “<strong>The</strong> Remarkable Mr Pennypacker”. Nigel Patrick,<br />
Elizabeth Sellars, Hugh Wakefield.<br />
Vol 87 p 50 Programme May 9 th 1955. “Both Ends Meet”. Jack Melford, Roberta Huby.<br />
Vol 87 p 51 Programme May 16 th 1955. “<strong>The</strong> Moon is Blue”. Maureen Beck, Jerry Stovin, Frank<br />
Leighton, George Street.<br />
Vol 87 p 52 Programme May 23 rd 1955. “Airs on a Shoestring”. Max Adrian, Moyra Fraser, Rose<br />
Hill.<br />
Vol 87 p 53 Programme May 30 th 1955. “Beat the Panel”. Henry Kendell, Charmian Innes, Barry<br />
Sinclair, Gerald Harper, Edward Judd.<br />
Vol 87 p 54 Programme June 6 th 1955. “Time Remembered”. Margaret Rutherford, Paul Scofield,<br />
Mary Ure.<br />
Vol 87 p 55 Programme June 18 th 1955. “Love and Kisses” (Summer Season Show). Arthur<br />
Askey, Glenn Melvyn, Danny Ross, Lally Bowers, Anthea Askey.<br />
Vol 87 p 56 As previous show, but with decorative cover [<strong>Blackpool</strong> central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 87 p 57 Programme Oct 10 th 1955. “<strong>The</strong> Syrong are Lonely”. Donald Wolfit, Ernest Milton,<br />
Peter Vaughan, Ronald Harwood.<br />
Vol 87 p 58 Programme Oct 17 th 1955. “<strong>The</strong> Call of the Dodo”. Nora Swinburne, Henry Kendell,<br />
Michael Shepley, Andree Melly, Jerry Stovin.<br />
Vol 87 p 59 Programme Oct 24 th 1955. “All for Mary”. David Tomlinson, Kathleen Harrison.<br />
Vol 87 p 60 Programme Oct 31 st 1955. “<strong>The</strong> Captain’s Lamp”. Brenda Bruce, Basil Sydney, Renee<br />
Asherson, Jean Cadell, Robert Hardy.<br />
Vol 87 p 61 Programme Nov 7 th 1955. “Appointment With Death”. Robert Hartley, Helen<br />
Sessions, Joyce Marlowe.<br />
Vol 87 p 62 Programme Nov 14 th 1955. “First Night”. Beatrix Lehmann, Valentine Dyall.<br />
Vol 87 p 63 Programme Nov 21 st 1955. “Reluctant Heroes”. Wally patch, Andrew Sachs.<br />
Vol 87 p 64 Programme Nov 28 th 1955. “This Happy Home”. Susan Arnold, Jean Dallas, C Denier<br />
Warren.<br />
Vol 87 p 65 Programme Dec 19 th 1955. “Three Times a Day”. Robertson Hare.
Vol 87 p 66 Programme Dec 26 th 1955. “Bell, Book and Candle”. Joan Greenwood, Robert<br />
Flemyng, Athene Seyler, Esmond Knight.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 88<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1956 – 1957<br />
Vol 88 p 1 Programme Jan 16 th 1956. “A Likely Tale”. Robert Morley, Margaret Rutherford,<br />
Violet Farebrother, Richard Pearson.<br />
Vol 88 p 2 Programme Jan 31 st 1956. “Wedding in Paris”. Evelyn Laye, Barry Sinclair.<br />
Vol 88 p 3 Programme Feb 6 th 1956. “Intimate Relations”. Fred Jackson, Philip Morant.<br />
Vol 88 p 4 Programme Feb 13 th 1956. “King’s Rhapsody” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players)<br />
Vol 88 p 5 Programme Feb 20 th 1956. “One Bright Day”. Clive Brook, Renee Asherson, Tom<br />
Conway, Derek Farr, Naunton Wayne, Milton Rosmer.<br />
Vol 88 p 6 Postcard of Clive Brook.<br />
Entrance ticket Grand Sept 22 nd 1956.<br />
Vol 88 p 7 Programme Feb 27 th 1956. “Breach of Marriage”. Anthony Booth.<br />
Vol 88 p 8 Programme March 5 th 1956. “Cry Wolf”. Frank Leighton, Charmain Innes, Patricia<br />
Haines.<br />
Vol 88 p 9 Programme March 12 th 1956. “<strong>The</strong> Gay Deceiver”. Jean Kent, Avis Scott.<br />
Vol 88 p 10 Programme March 19 th 1956. “Love Affair”. Michael Denison, Dulcie Gray, Sylvia<br />
Syms, Ian Holm.<br />
Vol 88 p 11 Programme March 26 th 1956. “<strong>The</strong> Devil’s Disciple”. Tyrone Power.<br />
Vol 88 p 12 Programme April 2 nd 1956. “Mrs Willie”. Yvonne Arnaud, James Sharkey.<br />
Vol 88 p 13 Programme April 9 th 1956. “Dead on Nine”. Hy Hazell, Griffith Jones, Andrew<br />
Cruikshank.<br />
Vol 88 p 14 Programme April 16 th 1956. “Lady be Good”. Anton Rodgers, Sonnie Hale, Denny<br />
Bettis, Pauline Innes.<br />
Vol 88 p 15 Programme April 23 rd 1956. “Romanoff and Juliet”. Peter Ustinov, Frederick Valk.<br />
Vol 88 p 16 Programme April 30 th 1956. “Albertine by Moonlight”. Emrys Jones, Bill Fraser,<br />
Hattie Jacques.<br />
Vol 88 p 17 Programme May 21 st 1956. “Man Alive”. Robertson Hare, Brian Reece, Wendy Craig,<br />
Joan Simms, Joan Hickson.<br />
Vol 88 p 18 Programme May 28 th 1956. “El Baile”. Dennis Price, Hugh Latimer, Conchita Montes.<br />
Vol 88 p 19 Flyer for previous show.
Vol 88 p 20 Programme June 4 th 1956. “Waiting for Godot”. Peter Woodthorpe, Robert Eddison,<br />
Peter Bull.<br />
Vol 88 p 21 Flyer for previous show.<br />
Vol 88 p 22 Programme June 11 th 1956. and also August 13 th 1956. (latterly for a season run)<br />
“Saturday Night at <strong>The</strong> Crown”. Thora Hird, Mollie Sugden, Richard Dare.<br />
Vol 88 p 23 Programme June 18 th 1956. “<strong>The</strong> Long Echo”. Moira Lister, Denholm Elliott, Joyce<br />
Redman.<br />
Vol 88 p 24 Programme June 25 th 1956. “Charley’s Aunt” (Summer Season Show to August 12 th ).<br />
Richard Hearne.<br />
Vol 88 p 25 Programme Oct 22 nd 1956. “Ring for Catty”. Emrys Jones, Sheila Street, Betty<br />
Baskcomb.<br />
Vol 88 p 26 Programme Dec 24 th 1956. “Dry Rot”. John Slater, Andrew Sachs, Raymond Cooney.<br />
Vol 88 p 27 Programme Jan 8 th 1957. “Little Polly Flinders” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s Pantomime)<br />
Vol 88 p 28 Programme Jan 14 th 1957. “Spider’s Web”. Joyce Heron, Trevor Bannister.<br />
Vol 88 p 29 Programme Jan 21 st 1957. “South Sea Bubble”. Elizabeth Sellars, Ian Hunter, Alan<br />
Webb, Arthur MacRae.<br />
Vol 88 p 30 Programme Feb 11 th 1957. “<strong>The</strong> Lovebird”. Dora Bryan, Robert Shiner, James<br />
Sharkey.<br />
Vol 88 p 31 Programme March 25 th 1957. “<strong>The</strong> Whole Truth”. Hugh Latimer, George Cooper.<br />
Vol 88 p 32 Programme April 1 st 1957. “Restless Heart”. Mai Zetterling, Donald Pleasance, Robert<br />
Urquhart.<br />
Vol 88 p 33 Programme April 8 th 1957. “Lysistrata”. Constance Cummings, Prunella Scales.<br />
Vol 88 p 34 Programme April 15 th 1957. “Doctor in the House”. Claude Jones, Frank Seton, Peggy<br />
Fame.<br />
Vol 88 p 35 Programme April 22 nd 1957. “Silver Wedding”. Evelyn Laye, Frank Lawton, Marie<br />
Lohr.<br />
Vol 88 p 36 Programme April 29 th 1957. “Look Back in Anger”. Alan Dobie, Michael Bryant.<br />
Vol 88 p 37 Flyer for previous show.<br />
Vol 88 p 38 Programme May 6 th 1957. “Free as Air”. Patricia Bredin, Dorothy Reynolds, Michael<br />
Aldridge, John Trevor.<br />
Vol 88 p 39 Programme May 13 th 1957. “Time Murderer Please”. Wally Patch, Bruce Trent.<br />
Vol 88 p 40 Programme May 20 th 1957. “Six Months Grace”. Yvonne Arnaud, Michael Shepley.<br />
Vol 88 p 41 Programme May 27 th 1957.” <strong>The</strong> Man in Question”. John Gregson, Liam Redmond,<br />
John Stratton, Jack Hedley.
Vol 88 p 42 Programme June 3 rd 1957. “<strong>The</strong> Glass Cage”. James Edmond, Barbara Chilcott,<br />
Murray Davis, Donald Davis.<br />
Vol 88 p 43 Flyer for previous show.<br />
Vol 88 p 44 Programme June 10 th 1957. “Meet Me by Moonlight”. Michael Denison, Sophie<br />
Stewart, Jeremy Brett.<br />
Vol 88 p 45 Programme June 17 th 1957. “Towards Zero”. Daphne Riggs, Murray Hayne, Diana<br />
Fawcett.<br />
Vol 88 p 46 Programme June 24 th 1957. “Ride a Cock Horse” (Summer Season Show). Wilfred<br />
Pickles, Mabel Pickles, Barbara Clegg, Jack Howarth.<br />
Vol 88 p 47 Flyer for previous show.<br />
Vol 88 p 48 Signed photograph of Wilfred Pickles.<br />
Vol 88 p 49 Programme Oct 7 th 1957. “Man of Distinction”. Moira Shearer, Anton Walbrook, Eric<br />
Porter, Prunella Scales, Peter Bull.<br />
Vol 88 p 50 Programme Oct 21 st 1957. “<strong>The</strong> Reluctant Debutante”. Jack Hulbert, Marjorie<br />
Sandford.<br />
Vol 88 p 51 Programme Oct 28 th 1957. “Something About a Sailor”. Hugh Wakefield, Moray<br />
Watson, Richard Briers.<br />
Vol 88 p 52 Programme Nov 4 th 1957. “Royal Suite”. James Hayter, Charles Heslop, Barry<br />
Sinclair, Yvonne Furneaux.<br />
Vol 88 p 53 Programme Nov 11 th 1957. “<strong>The</strong> Tunnel of Love”. Ian Carmichael, Barbara Murray,<br />
Dilys Laye, William Franklyn.<br />
Vol 88 p 54 Programme Nov 18 th 1957. “Requiem for a Nun”. Zachary Scott, Bertice Reading.<br />
Vol 88 p 55 Programme Nov 25 th 1957. “Be My Guest”. Dennis Price, Jane Baxter, Peter Sallis.<br />
Vol 88 p 56 Programme Dec 21 st 1957. “Friends and Neighbours”. Glenn Melvyn, Danny Ross,<br />
Dandy Nicholls.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 89<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1958 – 1959<br />
Vol 89 p 1 Programme Jan 6 th 1958. “A Touch of the Sun”. Michael Redgrave, Diana Wynyard,<br />
Ronald Squire, Louise Allbritton, Vanessa Redgrave and David Langton.<br />
Vol 89 p 2 Programme Jan 13 th 1958. “Time and Again”. Alfred Lunt, Lynne Fontanne and Eric<br />
Porter.<br />
Vol 89 p 3 Programme Jan 21 st 1958. “<strong>The</strong> Little Goose Girl” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s Pantomime)<br />
Vol 89 p 4 Programme Feb 10 th 1958. Rumanian National Dance and Music company.<br />
Vol 89 p 5 Programme Feb 17 th 1958. “Summer Song” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players)<br />
Vol 89 p 6 Programme Feb 24 th 1958. “Double Cross”. Michael Denison and Dulcie Gray.<br />
Vol 89 p 7 Programme March 10 th 1958.”<strong>The</strong> Chalk Garden”. Fay Compton and Valerie White.<br />
Vol 89 p 8 Programme March 24 th 1958. “Come Rain, Come Shine”. Thora Hird and Arthur<br />
Lowe.<br />
Vol 89 p 9 Programme March 31 st 1958. “Someone at the Door”. Nicholas Parsons, James<br />
Sharkey and Susan Beaumont.<br />
Vol 89 p 10 Programme April 7 th 1958. “<strong>The</strong> Last Word”. Emrys Jones, Marie Ney and Alan<br />
Cuthbertson.<br />
Vol 89 p 11 Programme April 14 th 1958. “Odd Man In”. Peter Butterworth and Janet Brown.<br />
Vol 89 p 12 Programme April 21 st 1958. A Ticklish Business”. Yvonne Arnaud and Jack Hulbert.<br />
Vol 89 p 13 Programme April 28 th 1958. “Beside the Seaside”. George Formby.<br />
Vol 89 p 14 Programme May 5 th 1958. “<strong>The</strong> Waltz of the Toreadors”. Anthony Cullen.<br />
Vol 89 p 15 Programme May 12 th 1958. “Sailor Beware”. Tessie O’Shea.<br />
Vol 89 p 16 – 19 Four programmes May 19 th 1958. Royal Ballet.<br />
Vol 89 p 20 Programme May 26 th 1958. “<strong>The</strong> House by the Lake”. Andrew Laurence and Flora<br />
Robson.<br />
Vol 89 p 21 Programme June 2 nd 1958. D’Oyly Carte Opera Company.<br />
Vol 89 p 22 Programme June 21 st 1958. “Friends and Neighbours” (Summer Season show). Mollie<br />
Sugden, Glenn Melvyn, Valentine Dyall and Danny Ross.<br />
Vol 89 p 23 Programme Oct 27 th 1958. “Chrysanthemum”. Pat Kirkwood and Hubert Gregg.
Vol 89 p 24 Programme Nov 3 rd 1958. “<strong>The</strong>se People. Those Books”. Diana Churchill, Marie<br />
Lohr, Elizabeth Allan and Gladys Henson.<br />
Vol 89 p 25 Programme 10 th 1958. “<strong>The</strong> Bride and the Bachelor”. Cicely Courtneidge and<br />
Robertson Hare.<br />
Vol 89 p 26 Programme Nov 17 th 1958. “Dear Delinquent”. Michael Howard and Carol Austin.<br />
Vol 89 p 27 Programme Nov 24 th 1958. “Meet the Cousin”. Noelle Middleton, Jack Watling and<br />
Claude Hulbert.<br />
Vol 89 p 28 Programme Dec 15 th 1958. “Eighty in the Shade”. Sybil Thorndike, Lewis Casson,<br />
Robert Flemyng and Valerie Taylor.<br />
Vol 89 p 29 Programme Dec 22 nd 1958. “Flowering Cherry”. Ralph Richardson and Meriel Forbes.<br />
Vol 89 p 30 Programme Jan 13 th 1959 “Contrary Mary” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s Pantomime)<br />
Vol 89 p 31 Programme Feb 9 th 1959. “<strong>The</strong> Coast of Coromandel”. Peggy Ashcroft, Eric Porter<br />
and Alan Webb.<br />
Vol 89 p 32 Programme Feb 23 rd 1959. “An Enemy of the People”. George Colouris.<br />
Vol 89 p 33 Programme March 2 nd 1959. “In the Red”. Robertson Hare, Peter Jones and Lally<br />
Bowers.<br />
Vol 89 p 34 Programme March 9 th 1959. “<strong>The</strong> School for Wives”. Julian Somers, Dione Ewin and<br />
Charles Laurence.<br />
Vol 89 p 35 Programme March 16 th 1959. “Cock-a-Doodle-Doo” (Green Room Players)<br />
Vol 89 p 36 Programme March 23 rd 1959. “Expresso Bongo”. Griffith Jones, Marjorie Sandford<br />
and Colin Hicks.<br />
Vol 89 p 37 Programme March 30 th 1959. “Mr Fox of Venice”. Paul Rogers, Marian Spencer and<br />
Jeremy Brett.<br />
Vol 89 p 38 Programme April 6 th 1959. “A View from the Bridge”. Joan Rice and Archie Duncan.<br />
Vol 89 p 39 Programme April 27 th 1959. “Detour After Dark”. Maxine Audley, Moira Redmond,<br />
Albert Dekker and William Franklin.<br />
Vol 89 p 40 Photograph of John Benson (Green Room Players production March 16 th 1959)<br />
Programme may 4 th 1959. “Waltzes from Vienna” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light opera<br />
Company)<br />
Vol 89 p 41 Programme May 11 th 1959. “Breath of Spring”. Athene Seyler, Sheila Hancock, and<br />
Michael Shepley.<br />
Vol 89 p 42 Programme May 25 th 1959. “<strong>The</strong> Fol-De-Rols”. Leslie Crowther and Brian Burdon.<br />
Vol 89 p 43 Programme June 1 st 1959. “<strong>The</strong> Marquise”. Evelyn Laye and Frank Lawton.<br />
Vol 89 p 44 Photograph of Evelyn Laye and Frank Lawton.
Vol 89 p 45 Programme June 20 th 1959. “Happy Days” (Summer Season show). Thora Hird, Peter<br />
Sinclair and Pat Phoenix.<br />
Vol 89 p 46 Signed photograph of Peter Sinclair.<br />
Vol 89 p 47 Programme Oct 27 th 1959. “<strong>The</strong> Boy Friend”. Anthony Hayes and Roberta Huby.<br />
Vol 89 p 48 Programme Nov 9 th 1959. “Fool’s Paradise”. Cicely Courtneidge.<br />
Vol 89 p 49 Programme Nov 16 th 1959. “<strong>The</strong> Brides of March”. Rex Garner, Paula Byrne and<br />
Anthony Howard.<br />
Vol 89 p 50 Programme Dec 7 th 1959. “<strong>The</strong> More the Merrier”. Anna Neagle, Jane Baxter and<br />
Beatrice Varley.<br />
Vol 89 p 51 Programme Dec 14 th 1959. “<strong>The</strong> Night Life of a Virile Potato”. Sarah Churchill,<br />
Geoffrey Chater and Avril Amgers.<br />
Vol 89 p 52 Programme Dec 23 rd 1959. “Pillar to Post”. John Waterhouse, Jack Haig and Joe<br />
Gladwin.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 90<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1960 – 1961<br />
Vol 90 p1 Programme Jan 4 th 1960. “A Sparrow Falls” and “A Stranger in the Tea”. Robert<br />
Flemyng and Anna Massey.<br />
Vol 90 p 2 Programme Jan 12 th 1960. “Dick Whittington” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s Pantomime)<br />
Vol 90 p 3 Programme Jan 18 th 1960.”Five Finger Exercise”. Clive Morton and Eileen Peer.<br />
Vol 90 p 4 Programme Jan 25 th 1960. “<strong>The</strong> Wrong Side of the Park”. Margaret Leighton, Robert<br />
Stephens, Wendy Craig, Charles He slop, Richard Johnson and Joyce Carey.<br />
Vol 90 p 5 Programme Feb 15 th 1960. D’Oyly Carte Opera Company.<br />
Vol 90 p 6 Programme Feb 29 th 1960. “Go Back for Murder”. Ann Firbank, Robert Urquhart,<br />
Laurence Hardy, Nigel Green and Lisa Daniely [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 90 p 7 Programme March 7 th 1960. “<strong>The</strong> Gazebo”. Ian Carmichael, Moira Lister and<br />
Michael Goodliffe.<br />
Vol 90 p 8 Programme March 14 th 1960. “A Taste of Honey”. Joan Peart and Jemma Hyde.<br />
Vol 90 p 9 Programme March 21 st 1960. “Roar Like a Dove”. Patrick Barr, Faith Brook, Renee<br />
Houston and Donald Stewart.<br />
Vol 90 p 10 Programme March 28 th 1960. “Not in the Book”. Jack Hulbert and Michael Cotterill.<br />
Vol 90 p 11 Programme April 4 th 1960. “<strong>The</strong> Grass is Greener”. Hugh Williams and Rachel<br />
Gurney.<br />
Vol 90 p 12 Programme April 11 th 1960. “<strong>The</strong> Merry Widow”. Vanessa Lee, Peter graves and<br />
Douglas Byng.<br />
Vol 90 p 13 Programme April 25 th 1960. “<strong>The</strong> Unexpected Guest”. Pauline Loring, Wilfred Carter<br />
and Jane Comfort [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 90 p 14 Programme May 2 nd 1960. “Don’t Shoot – We’re English”. Michael Bentine, Dick<br />
Emery and Clive Dunn.<br />
Vol 90 p 15 Programme May 9 th 1960. “Lilac Time”. Tano Ferendinos.<br />
Vol 90 p 16 Programme May 16 th 1960. “Desert Song” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Light Opera Company)<br />
Vol 90 p 17 Programme May 23 rd 1960. “Will You Walk a Little Faster?” Diana Churchill.<br />
Michael Gwynn and Perlita Nielson.<br />
Vol 90 p 18 – 19 Two Programmes May 30 th and June 6 th 1960. “<strong>The</strong> Fol-De-Rols”. Jack Tripp.<br />
Vol 90 p 20 Programme June 18 th 1960. “Pillar to Post” (Summer Season show) Glenn Melvyn,<br />
Danny Ross, Betty Driver and Joe Gladwin.
Vol 90 p 21 Entrance ticket to previous show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 90 p 22 Programme Oct 31 st 1960. “Pick of the Bunch”.<br />
Vol 90 p 23 Programme Nov 7 th 1960. “<strong>The</strong> Black and White Minstrel Show”. Dai Francis, Tony<br />
Mercer and John Boulter.<br />
Vol 90 p 24 Programme Nov 28 th 1960. “<strong>The</strong> Aspern Papers”. Peter Whitbread.<br />
Vol 90 p 25 Programme Dec 12 th 1960. “Roar Like a Dove”. Barry Sinclair, Arnold Ridley and<br />
Margaret Neale.<br />
Vol 90 p 26 Programme Dec 19 th 1960. “<strong>The</strong> Bargain”. Alastair Sim and George Cole.<br />
Vol 90 p 27 – 28 Two programmes Jan 2 nd 1961. Ballet Rambert. Lucette Aldous.<br />
Vol 90 p 29 Programme Jan 16 th 1961. “<strong>The</strong> Complaisant Lover”. Dennis Spencer, Elizabeth<br />
Chambers and Jasmine Dee.<br />
Vol 90 p 30 Programme Jan 30 th 1961. “<strong>The</strong> Sound of Murder”. Peter Whitbread and John Hussey.<br />
Vol 90 p 31 Programme Feb 6 th 1961. <strong>The</strong> Marriage-Go-Round”. John Law, Rosemary Davis,<br />
Elizabeth Chambers and Frank Pendlebury.<br />
Vol 90 p 32 Programme Feb 13 th 1961. “A Clean Kill”. John Bryans, John Hussey, Sylva Langova<br />
and Frank Lawless.<br />
Vol 90 p 33 Programme Feb 20 th 1961. “Candida”. Michael Denison, Dulcie Gray and Gillian<br />
Raine.<br />
Vol 90 p 34 Programme March 6 th 1961. “Salad Days”. Marigold Sharman and Kendrick Owen.<br />
Vol 90 p 35 Programme March 13 th 1961. “<strong>The</strong> Art of Living”. Bill Maynard and Ronnie Corbett.<br />
Vol 90 p 36 Programme March 20 th 1961. “Milk and Honey”. Margaret Lockwood, Derek Farr,<br />
Patrick Cargill and Sheila Steafel.<br />
Vol 90 p 37 Programme March 27 th 1961. “One Over the Eight”. Kenneth Williams, Sheila<br />
Hancock, Lance Percival, Linda Baron and Robin Hawdon.<br />
Vol 90 p 38 Programme April 3 rd 1961. “Waiting in the Wings”. Sybil Thorndike, Lewis Casson<br />
and Marie Lohr.<br />
Vol 90 p 39 Programme April 11 th 1961. “Progress to the Park”. Billie Whitelaw, Tom Bell and<br />
Norman Rossington.<br />
Vol 90 p 40 Programme April 24 th 1961. “On the Avenue”. Joan Heel, Beryl Reid and George<br />
Rose.<br />
Vol 90 p 41 Programme May 1 st 1961. “Wildest Dreams”. Dorothy Reynolds and Anna Dawson.<br />
Vol 90 p 42 Programme May 8 th 1961. “Kind Sir”. Vanessa Lee and Peter Graves.<br />
Vol 90 p 43 – 45 Three programmes May 15 th , 22 nd and 29 th 1961. “<strong>The</strong> Fol-De-Rols”. Denny Willis.
Vol 90 p 46 Programme June 5 th 1961. “Doctor at Sea”. Nicholas Parsons and Peter Jones.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 90 p 47 Programme June 17 th 1961. “What a Racket” (Summer Season show). Arthur Askey,<br />
Betty Driver and Beatrice Varley.<br />
Vol 90 p 48 Programme Oct 16 th 1961. “<strong>The</strong> World of Suzie Wong”. Kathleen Eu.<br />
Vol 90 p 49 Programme Oct 23 rd 1961. “Unfinished Journey”. Andrew Cruikshank and Grace<br />
Arnold.<br />
Vol 90 p 50 Programme Oct 30 th 1961. “Watch it, Sailor!” Fred Emney and <strong>Cyril</strong> Smith.<br />
Vol 90 p 51 Programme Nov 6 th 1961. “<strong>The</strong> Bride Comes Back”. Cicely Courtneidge, Jack Hulbert<br />
and Robertson Hare.<br />
Vol 90 p 52 Programme Nov 13 th 1961. “Salad Days”. Daphne Goddard and Derek Holmes.<br />
Vol 90 p 53 Programme Nov 20 th 1961. “<strong>The</strong> King and I”. (<strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera<br />
company)<br />
Vol90 p 54 Programme Nov 27 th 1961. “Critics Choice”. Ian Carmichael and Muriel Pavlow.<br />
Vol 90 p 55 Programme Dec 4 th 1961. “<strong>The</strong> Rats” and “Afternoon at the Seaside” and “<strong>The</strong><br />
Patient” (three Agatha Christie plays presented as “Rule of Three”). Raymond Bowers<br />
and Philip Latham.<br />
Vol 90 p 56 Programme Dec 11 th 1961. “<strong>The</strong> Bad Seed” (Green Room players)<br />
Vol 90 p 57 Programme Dec 18 th 1961. “<strong>The</strong> Big Killing”. Ursula Howells, Leslie Phillips,<br />
Naunton Wayne and Frank Lawton<br />
Vol 90 p 58 Programme Dec 25 th 1961. “Simple Spymen”. Andrew Sachs, John Slater and<br />
Timothy West.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 91<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1962 – 1963<br />
Vol 91 p 1 Programme Jan 15th 1962. “Doctor in the House”. John Barron, Desmond Carrington,<br />
David Butler, Jill Browne and Charles Tingwell.<br />
Vol 91 p 2 Programme Jan 22 nd 1962. “A Shred of Evidence”. Nicholas Grimshaw.<br />
Vol 91 p 3 Programme Feb 6 th 1962. “Loganberry Pie”. Jimmy Logan, Barry Sisters, Lenny the<br />
Lion with Terry Hall.<br />
Vol 91 p 4 Photograph of Lenny the Lion and Terry Hall.<br />
Vol 91 p 5 Programme Feb 19 th 1962. “Return to Mirredal”. Emrys Jones.<br />
Vol 91 p 6 Programme Feb 26 th 1962. “Wedding in Paris” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players)<br />
Vol 91 p 7 Programme March 12 th 1962. “Irma La Douce”. Mary Preston.<br />
Vol 91 p 8 Programme March 19 th 1962. “A Gazelle in Park Lane”. Shirley Eaton, John Justin<br />
and Bobby Howes.<br />
Vol 91 p 9 Programme March 26 th 1962. “Two Stars for Comfort”. Trevor Howard, Esmond<br />
Knight and Peter Sallis.<br />
Vol 91 p 10 Programme April 2 nd 1962. “Billy Liar”. Trevor Bannister, George A. Cooper, Mona<br />
Washbourne and Sheila Steafel.<br />
Vol 91 p 11 Programme April 9 th 1962. “<strong>The</strong> Magnificent Gourmet”. Alfred Marks.<br />
Vol 91 p 12 Programme April 16 th 1962. “<strong>The</strong> Cigarette Girl”. Dilys Laye and Charles Heslop.<br />
Vol 91 p 13 Programme April 30 th 1962. “<strong>The</strong> Amorous Prawn”. Evelyn Laye, Barry Sinclair,<br />
Hugh McDermott and Walter Fitzgerald.<br />
Vol 91 p 14 Programme May 7 th 1962. “Fings Ain’t Wot they used t’be”<br />
Vol 91 p 15 Programme May 14 th 1962. “Showboat” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Company)<br />
Vol 91 p 16 Programme May 21 st 1962. “While the Sun Shines”. Robert McBain, Peter Haddon<br />
and Sylva Langova.<br />
Vol 91 p 17 Programme May 28 th 1962. “Brush with a Body”. Mary Merrall, Jack Watling and<br />
Gladys Henson.<br />
Vol 91 p 18 – 19 Two programmes June 4 th and June 11 th 1962. “<strong>The</strong> Fol-De-Rols”.<br />
Vol 91 p 20 Programme June 23 rd 1962. “<strong>The</strong> Best Laid Schemes” (Summer Season show). Thora<br />
Hird, Freddie Frinton and Michael Medwin.<br />
Vol 91 p 21 Programme Oct 15 th 1962. “<strong>The</strong> Student Prince”. John Hanson.
Vol 91 p 22 Programme Oct 22 nd 1962. “Loud Organs”. Glyn Houston.<br />
Vol 91 p 23 Programme Oct 29 th 1962. <strong>The</strong> London Ballet.<br />
Vol 91 p 24 Programme Nov 5 th 1962. “Write Me a Murder”. Constance Fecher, Leon Wells,<br />
Sylva Langova and Ian Gray.<br />
Vol 91 p 25 Programme Nov 12 th 1962. “Plaintiff in a Pretty Hat”. Diana Beevers, Toby Perkins,<br />
Kenneth Hendel, Richard Fraser and Judith South.<br />
Vol 91 p 26 Programme Nov 26 th 1962. “Murder He Says!”. Jeremy Hawk.<br />
Vol 91 p 27 Programme Dec 3 rd 1962. “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Peggy Mount, John<br />
Barrie, Brian Peck and Jack Smethurst.<br />
Vol 91 p 28 Programme Dec 10 th 1962. “Saturday Night at the Crown” (Green Room Players)<br />
Vol 91 p 29 Programme Dec 17 th 1962. “<strong>The</strong> Amorous Prawn”. Derek Bond.<br />
Vol 91 p 30 Programme Jan 14 th 1963. “Photo Finish”. Constance Fecher, Valerie Newbold and<br />
John Bryans.<br />
Vol 91 p 31 Programme Jan 21 st 1963. “Dead on Nine”. Judith South, Rosemary Davis and John<br />
Bryans.<br />
Vol 91 p 32 Programme Jan 28 th 1963. “<strong>The</strong> Grass is Greener”. John Bryans, Judith South and<br />
Rosemary Davis.<br />
Vol 91 P 33 Programme Feb 4 th 1963. “<strong>The</strong> Reluctant Debutante”. Judith South and Valerie<br />
Newbold.<br />
Vol 91 p 34 Programme Feb 11 th 1963. “Devil May Care”. Ian Carmichael, Moira Lister and<br />
Gladys Henson.<br />
Vol 91 p 35 Programme Feb 18 th 1963. “All for Mary”. Toby Perkins, Judith South and Valerie<br />
Newbold.<br />
Vol 91 p 36 Programme Feb 25 th 1963. “Brigadoon” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players)<br />
Vol 91 p 37 Programme March 4 th 1963. “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes”. Dora Bryan, Donald<br />
Stewart, Guy Middleton, Bessie Love and Valerie Walsh.<br />
Vol 91 p 38 Programme March 11 th 1963. “Through the Garden Wall”. Pauline Loring and Brian<br />
Coleman. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 91 p 39 Programme March 25 th 1963. “Signpost to Murder”. Margaret Lockwood and Derek<br />
Farr.<br />
Vol 91 p 40 Programme April 15 th 1963. “From This Hill”. Sarah Churchill, Basil Sydney and<br />
Jeremy Hawk.<br />
Vol 91 p 41 Programme April 22 nd 1963. “Stop the World - I Want to Get Off”. <strong>The</strong>lma Ruby,<br />
Wendy Cross and Sue Cross.
Vol 91 p 42 Programme April 29 th 1963. “Norman”. Kathleen Harrison, Bernard Lee and Dilys<br />
Laye.<br />
Vol 91 p 43 Programme May 13 th 1963. “Goodnight Mrs Puffin”. Irene Handl and Jack Allen.<br />
Vol 91 p 44 – 46 Three programmes May 27 th , June 3 rd and June 10 th 1963. “<strong>The</strong> Fol-De-Rols”.<br />
Vol 91 p 47 Programme June 22 nd 1963. “We’re Frying Tonight”. (Summer Season show) Jimmy<br />
Clitheroe, Mollie Sugden, Albert Burdon and Peter Butterworth.<br />
Vol 91 p 48 Programme Oct 21 st 1963. <strong>The</strong> Ballet Rambert.<br />
Vol 91 p 49 Programme Oct 28 th 1963. “<strong>The</strong> Private Ear” and “<strong>The</strong> Public Eye”. Richard Fraser,<br />
Frederick Jaeger, Pauline Stroud and Henry Moxon.<br />
Vol 91 p 50 Programme Nov 4 th 1963. “Rattle of a Simple Man”. Jill Browne, John Colin and Alan<br />
Mason.<br />
Vol 91 p 51 Programme Nov 18 th 1963. “Love from a Stranger”. Barry Sinclair and Joy Andrews.<br />
Vol 91 p 52 Programme Nov 25 th 1963. “<strong>The</strong> Wings of the Dove”. Susannah York, Wendy Hiller,<br />
Elspeth March and James Donald.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 92<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1964 – 1966<br />
Vol 92 p 1 Programme March 2 nd 1964. “Valley of Song” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players)<br />
Vol 92 p 2 Programme March 9 th 1964. “Mary, Mary”. William Sylvester, Carole Shelley and<br />
David Beale.<br />
Vol 92 p 3 Programme March 16 th 1964. “March Hares”. Ian Carmichael, Dilys Hamlett, Colin<br />
Gordon and Michael Crawford.<br />
Vol 92 p 4 Programme March 23 rd 1964. “Jane Eyre”. Barry Sinclair, Josephine Stuart and<br />
Arnold Ridley.<br />
Vol 92 p 5 Programme April 6 th 1964. “Everything Happens on Friday”. Irene Handl, Leslie<br />
Dwyer, Peter Barkworth and George Pravda.<br />
Vol 92 p 6 Programme April 13 th 1964. “Private Lives”. Vanessa Lee, Peter Graves and<br />
Rosemary Frankau.<br />
Vol 92 p 7 Programme April 20 th 1964. “Busybody”. Avril Angers.<br />
Vol 92 p 8 – 9 Two programmes May 16 th and May 25 th 1964. “Fol-De-Rols”.<br />
Vol 92 p 10 Programme June 20 th 1964. “What a Joy Ride”. (Summer Season show). Glenn<br />
Melvyn, Hylda Baker, Duncan MacRae and Danny Ross [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 92 p 11 Programme Sept 21 st 1964. “<strong>The</strong> Diplomatic Baggage”. John Barron, Charles Heslop,<br />
John Chapman, Elspeth Gray and Roger Delgado.<br />
Vol 92 p 12 Programme Sept 28 th 1964. “Beyond the Fringe”. Neville Buswell, John Dalby, Peter<br />
French and Roger Jerome.<br />
Vol 92 p 13 Programme Oct 5 th 1964. “See How <strong>The</strong>y Run”. John Alderton, Jill Browne, Charles<br />
Tingwell and David Butler.<br />
Vol 92 p 14 Programme Oct 12 th 1964. “Firm Foundations”. Lynne Carol, Ivan Beavis, Doreen<br />
Keogh and Frank Pemberton..<br />
Vol 92 p 15 Programme Oct 19 th 1964. “Every Other Evening!”. Margaret Lockwood, Derek Farr,<br />
Diane Hart, Julia Lockwood and William Kendall.<br />
Vol 92 p 16 Programme Oct 26 th 1964. “One For the Pot”. John Slater.<br />
Vol 92 p 17 Programme Nov 2 nd 1964. “Salad Days”. John Inman, Barry Howard, Jack Escott and<br />
Pauline Garner.<br />
Vol 92 p 18 Programme Nov 9 th 1964. “<strong>The</strong> Ghost Train”. Barry Sinclair.<br />
Vol 92 p 19 Programme Nov 16 th 1964. “Rookery Nook”. Richard Briers and Moray Watson.
Vol 92 p 20 Programme Nov 24 th 1964. “Chaganog”. Julian Chagrin, George Ogilvie, Sheila<br />
O’Neill, David Toguri and Patsy Rowlands.<br />
Vol 92 p 21 Programme April 5 th 1965. “Difference of Opinion”. Robert Beatty, Kynaston Reeves<br />
and Raymond Adamson.<br />
Vol 92 p 22 Programme April 12 th 1965. “Alibi”. Reginald Long.<br />
Vol 92 p 23 Programme April 19 th 1965. “<strong>The</strong> Reluctant Peer”. Cicely Courtneidge, Jack Hulbert<br />
and Peter Graves.<br />
Vol 92 p 24 Programme May 17 th 1965. “Heirs and Graces”. Naunton Wayne, Joyce Carey and<br />
Mervyn Johns [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 92 p 25 Programme May 24 th 1965. “Twelfth Night”. Roy Boyd and Brandon Brady.<br />
Vol 92 p 26 Programme May 31 st 1965. “<strong>The</strong> Fol-De-Rols”.<br />
Vol 92 p 27 Programme June 18 th 1965. “My Perfect Husband” (Summer Season show. Thora<br />
Hird, Freddie Frinton, Joe Gladwin and Marti Webb.<br />
Vol 92 p 28 Programme Oct 18 th 1965. “An Ideal Husband”. Michael Denison, Dulcie Gray,<br />
Margaret Lockwood, Roger Livesey, Ursula Jeans and Richard Todd.<br />
Vol 92 p 29 Programme April 25 th 1966. “<strong>The</strong> Deep Blue Sea”. Peter Reynolds, Patrick Holt and<br />
Judith Fellows.<br />
Vol 92 p 30 Programme May 30 th 1966. “<strong>The</strong>-Fol-De-Rols” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 92 p 31 Programme June 1966. “Second Honeymoon”(Summer Season show). Arthur Askey,<br />
Betty Alberge, Cardew Robinson and Sally Barnes.<br />
Vol 92 p 32 Programme Oct 24 th 1966. “<strong>The</strong> Cat and the Canary”. Dawn Addams and Michael<br />
Howard [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 93<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1967 – 1972<br />
Vol 93 p 1 Programme Jan 30 th 1967. “Peter Pan”. Julia Lockwood, Ron Moody and Leslie<br />
Sarony.<br />
Vol 93 p 2 Programme Feb 6 th 1967. “She Stoops to Conquer”. Janet Suzman and Rodney Bewes.<br />
Vol 93 p 3 Programme April 3 rd 1967. “Say Who You Are”. Prunella Scales and Nicholas<br />
Parsons.<br />
Vol 93 p 4 Programme April 17 th 1967. “<strong>The</strong> Dubarry” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players).<br />
Vol 93 p 5 Programme May 15 th 1967. “Two Dozen Red Roses”. Richard Murdoch, Jasmine Dee<br />
and Walter Wingham.<br />
Vol 93 p 6 Programme May 29th 1967. “Fallen Angels”. Bernadette Milnes.<br />
Vol 93 p 7 Programme June 5 th 1967. “Canaries Sometimes Sing”. Dermot Walsh, Diane Clare,<br />
Desmond Carrington and Charmian Innes.<br />
Vol 93 p 8 Programme June 16 th 1967. “Wedding Fever”. (Summer Season show). Freddie<br />
Frinton, Beryl Mason and Danny Ross.<br />
Vol 93 p 9 Programme April 8 th 1968. “Emma”. Diane Lambert, Terence Duff and John Martin.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 93 p 10 Programme June 14 th 1968. “Don’t Tell the Wife”. (Summer Season show). Jack<br />
Douglas, Joan Heal, Barry Sinclair and Bill Tasker.<br />
Vol 93 p 11 Programme Oct 14 th 1968. “Spring and Port Wine”. Wensley Pithey and Betty<br />
Baskcomb.<br />
Vol 93 p 12 Entrance tickets (4) for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre shows 1965 – 1968 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 93 p 13 – 14 Two programmes May 19 th and May 26 th 1969. “<strong>The</strong> Fabulous Fol-De-Rols”.<br />
Vol 93 p 15 Programme June 19 th 1969. “His Favourite Family” (Summer Season show). Sidney<br />
James and Beryl Mason.<br />
Vol 93 p 16 Programme Oct 20 th 1969. “Olde Tyme Music Hall Revue”. Duggie Chapman.<br />
Vol 93 p 17 Flyer and postcard for the previous show.<br />
Vol 93 p 18 Programme May 25 th 1970. “<strong>The</strong> Miracle Worker”. Patricia Phoenix and Nadine<br />
Hanwell.<br />
Vol 93 p 19 Programme June 11 th 1970. “Nearest and Dearest” (Summer Season show). Hylda<br />
Baker, Jimmy Jewel, Joe Gladwin, Madge Hindle and Barry Howard.<br />
Vol 93 p 20 Programme Oct 12 th 1970. “Olde Tyme Music Hall Revue”. Duggie Chapman.
Vol 93 p 21 Souvenir programme for previous show.<br />
Vol 93 p 22 Programme Oct 18 th (1970?) Ivo Lola Ribar State Dancers.<br />
Vol 93 p 23 Programme May 31 st 1971. “Fiesta Espanola y Ole”. Rafael de Sevilla.<br />
Vol 93 p 24 Programme Oct 11 th 1971. “Olde Tyme Music Hall Revue”. Duggie Chapman.<br />
Vol 93 p 25 Programme June 25 th 1972. “<strong>The</strong> Love Nest” (Summer Season show). Jack Douglas,<br />
John Inman, Jacqui Toye and Lucille Gaye.<br />
Vol 93 p 26 Programme Oct 23 rd 1972. “Cock-A-Doodle-Doo” (Green Room Players)<br />
Vol 93 p 27 Flyer for previous show.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 94<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
(<strong>The</strong> Bingo Years)<br />
Vol 94 p 1 – 3 Three photographs of crowds outside “<strong>The</strong> Bingo Hall” at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 94 p 4 – 15 Twelve photographs presumably of competitors in various competitions. From the<br />
backdrop and decorations it could be around Christmas.<br />
Vol 94 p 16 – 17 Two photographs of unknown Presenter and DJ.<br />
Vol 94 p 18 – 19 Two photographs of crowds of people playing ‘Bingo’<br />
Vol 94 p 20 – 23 Five photographs, Could be Burt Briggs, the man who launched the petition to stop the<br />
plan to demolish the Grand?<br />
Vol 94 p 24 – 25 Two photographs of unknown person at a presentation?<br />
Vol 94 p 26 – 31 Six photographs of a competition to win ‘Bicycles’?<br />
Vol 94 p 32 Photograph of unknown presenter.<br />
Vol 94 p 33 – 34 Two photographs of Bob Parsons? with unknown people.
Vol 94 p 35 – 36 Two photographs, not sure if it is an advertising gimmick or not.<br />
Vol 94 p 37 – 38 Two photographs of ‘Pat Seed, probably receiving a cheques for the ‘Pat Seed Cancer<br />
Fund’<br />
Vol 94 p 39 – 41 Three photographs of ‘Bob Parsons with singer from a band (unknown)<br />
Vol 94 p 42 – 43 Two photographs of Bob Parsons? and other unknown people.<br />
Vol 94 p 44 – 46 Three photographs of Danny La Rue, (two as a female impersonator) with unknown<br />
people.<br />
Vol 94 p 47 – 53 Seven photographs of “Miss <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1977” One of the photographs is taken with<br />
Eric Sykes and what looks like a cake to look like a Bingo Board.<br />
Vol 94 p 54 Photograph of ‘Dora Bryan’ at the reopening of ‘<strong>The</strong> Grand ’ July 25 th 1977. She<br />
appeared in “Fallen Angels” which was presented by the newly formed Grand <strong>The</strong>atre<br />
Trust.<br />
Vol 94 p 56 Photograph of ‘Billy Whittaker’ as a Pantomime Dame.<br />
Vol 94 p 57 Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Gala Opening of the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre’ 23 rd March 1981 “<strong>The</strong><br />
Merchant of Venice”. starring Timothy West and Prunella Scales.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 95<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1977 – 1980<br />
Vol 95 p 1 Two cards (undated, but 1977?) “Friends of the Grand Floral Presentation to Miss<br />
Dora Bryan, Miss Dawn Addams and Miss Lorna Roslyn”.<br />
Vol 95 p 2 1977 brochure in the campaign to save the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 95 p 3 Programme July 25 th 1977. “Fallen Angels”. Dora Bryan and Dawn Addams.<br />
Vol 95 p 4 Programme Aug 1 st 1977. “Godspell”. Jeremy Browne and Mark Jefferis.<br />
Vol 95 p 5 Flyer Nov 7 th 1977. “Show Boat” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players)<br />
Vol 95 p 6 Programme Oct 28 th 1977. “Behind Our Scenes”. Tim Brierley, Isla Blair and Barry<br />
Foster.<br />
Programme Jan 27 th 1978. “A Grand Night of Musicals” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players,<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Company and Thornton Cleveleys Operatic<br />
Society.)<br />
Vol 95 p 7 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre compliments slip.<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre donation form.<br />
Two signed photographs of Leslie Crowther.<br />
Vol 95 p 8 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre newsletter No 2, Jan/Feb 1978.<br />
Vol 95 p 9 1978 letter of appeal for donations [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 95 p 10 Programme March 29 th 1978. Ken Dodd. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 95 p 11 Appeal leaflet “Buy a seat at the Grand”.<br />
Vol 95 p 12 Undated appeal leaflet “Open the Grand”.<br />
Vol 95 p 13 – 14 Undated appeal brochures.<br />
Vol 95 p 15 Letter of invitation (1978) to become a member of “Grand <strong>The</strong>atre Appeals<br />
Committee”<br />
Vol 95 p 16 1979 letter of acknowledgement of covenant for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre appeal.<br />
Vol 95 p 17 Summer 1979 edition of “<strong>The</strong>atre News” published by the Friends of the Grand<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 95 p 18 Flyer advertising a collector cover marking the 85 th anniversary of the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre<br />
on July 23 rd 1979. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
An example of the commemorative cover itself. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>].
Vol 95 p 19 A further commemorative cover (Sept 26 th 1979) marking the 40 th anniversary of Sir<br />
John Gielgud at <strong>Blackpool</strong>. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 95 p 20 Programme Dec 1 st 1979. London Festival Ballet.<br />
Vol 95 p 21 Undated souvenir guide to the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 95 p 22 Photograph of grand <strong>The</strong>atre exterior in 1980.<br />
Vol 95 p 23 Spring 1980 edition of “<strong>The</strong>atre News” published by the Friends of the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 95 p 24 Commemorative cover Aug 4 th 1980 produced by the Friends of the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre to<br />
mark the Queen Mother’s 80 th Birthday.<br />
Commemorative cover Oct 10 th 1980 to mark the tenth anniversary of “Nearest and<br />
Dearest” with Hylda Baker, Joe Gladwin and Jimmy Jewel.<br />
Vol 95 p 25 October 1980 edition of “<strong>The</strong>atre News” published by the Friends of the Grand<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 95 p 26 Dec 1980 edition of “<strong>The</strong>atre News”<br />
Vol 95 p 27 Commemorative cover Dec 9 th 1980 marking 40 years since the only visit by Sadler’s<br />
Wells Ballet Company to the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 96<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1981<br />
Vol 96 p 1 <strong>The</strong>atre News Special ‘Grand Reopening’ March 23 rd 1981, “Merchant of Venice”<br />
starring Timothy West and Prunella Scales. Directed by Michael Meacham.<br />
Vol 96 p 2 Souvenir programme ‘Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, Gala Reopening’ “Merchant of Venice” March<br />
23 rd 1981.<br />
Vol 96 p 3 Flyer ‘<strong>The</strong> Old Vic On Tour’ ‘<strong>The</strong> Merchant of Venice” Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, 23 rd – 28 th<br />
March 1981 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 96 p 4 Programme, Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, “A Murder is Announced” commencing March 31 st 1981.<br />
starring Hazel Bainbridge, Margaret Ashcroft, Richard Kettles, Amanda Holmes,<br />
Margaret Anderson, Sylvia Carson, Val Meredok, Tony Parkin, Jacqueline Lacey,<br />
Martin Bax and Peter Byrne.<br />
Vol 96 p 5 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 96 p 6 List of productions being staged at the ‘Grand <strong>The</strong>atre’ 1981.<br />
Vol 96 p 7 Leaflet / booking form for the ‘Grand <strong>The</strong>atre’ ‘D’Oyly Carte presents “Gilbert and<br />
Sullivan Operas” from 11 th May – 23 rd May 1981<br />
Vol 96 p 8 <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Company present ‘Carousel’ from April 6 th 1981.<br />
with John Kitchener, <strong>The</strong>resa Passmore, Maureen Pilkington, Roy Nuttall, Alan Judge,<br />
Sandra Wiseman, Marilyn Wilson, Derrick carter, Dan Coxall, John Morris, Norman<br />
Oakes, Richard Ashwell and Sheila Ganley.<br />
Vol 96 p 9 Programme, ‘Duggie Chapman Productions presents ‘Stars Who Made the Music<br />
Hall’ at the Garand <strong>The</strong>atre, April 1981. starring Cavan O’Connor, Sandy Powell, Bob<br />
& Alf Pearson and Adelaide Hall. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 96 p 10 Programme for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, week commencing April 20 th 1981, ‘<strong>The</strong> Marquise’<br />
starring Moira Lister, Michael Craig, Derek Waring, Ann Thornton, Michael Dentith,<br />
Tom Chatto, Ian Masters, Terence Longdon and Patricia Samuels.<br />
Vol 96 p 11 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 96 p 12 Flyer / booking form for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, week commencing 27 th April 1981. ‘Once in<br />
a Life-Time’ starring Lesley Judd and Peter Purves.<br />
Vol 96 p 13 <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Entertainment Guide Spring 1981, feature reopening of the<br />
‘Grand <strong>The</strong>atre,’ and listing events at <strong>The</strong>atres and Picture Houses<br />
Vol 96 p 14 <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Entertainment Guide, May/June 1981. listing events at <strong>The</strong>atres<br />
and Picture Houses.<br />
Vol 96 p 15 Page from ‘Entertainment Guide’ “Festival 81” May 30 th to June 6 th 1981<br />
Vol 96 p 16 Souvenir Programme “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Borough <strong>Council</strong> in association with Fylde Arts &<br />
Youth Music presents “Festival 81 <strong>Blackpool</strong>” at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Features <strong>The</strong>
Band of the Royal Marines, Ted Rogers, Des Lane, Dai Francis, <strong>The</strong> Anderson Sisters,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Chris Barber Band, <strong>The</strong> Northern Viennese Players, Syd Lawrence and his<br />
Orchestra, Wayne Kennedy & <strong>The</strong> Flash Cats, <strong>The</strong> Strollers, <strong>The</strong> Houghton Weavers,<br />
Bob Monkhouse, Bert Weedon and the Wychwoods.<br />
Vol 96 p 17 Pages from ‘Entertainment Guide’ Spring 81, article on Ted Rogers in ‘Festival 81<br />
Variety’ on 31 st May, Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 96 p 18 Leaflet ‘D’Oyly Carte’ presents ‘Gilbert & Sullivan’ from 11 th May for 2 weeks at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Programme of Operas by ‘D’Oyly Carte’ May 11 th -23 rd 1981. ‘Pirates of Penzance,<br />
Iolanthe, H.M.S. Pinafore, <strong>The</strong> Yeoman of the Guard, <strong>The</strong> Sorcerer, <strong>The</strong> Mikado and<br />
Ruddigore.<br />
Vol 96 p 19 Flyer / booking form, ‘An Evening with the Spinners’ Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, 17 th May.<br />
Vol 96 p 20 First Day Cover “Royal Variety Performance” Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, 29 th May 1981.<br />
Invitation “Royal Gala Performance” in the presence of His Royal Highness <strong>The</strong><br />
Prince of Wales. (In aid of the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre Trust Ltd<br />
Vol 96 p 21 Souvenir programme for “Royal Variety Performance” Artistes taking part, Russell<br />
Harty, Ray Cornell, Kate Williams, Jack Smethurst, David Kossoff, Jan Currey, John<br />
Lawrenson, Barbara Windsor, Nat Jackley, Anita Harris, Jacqui Scott, Jimmy Jewel,<br />
Webster Booth & Anne Ziegler, Danny La Rue, Lennie Bennett, Wall Street Crash,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Taverners, Wayne King, Marisa Robles, <strong>The</strong> Brother Lees, Barbara Robotham<br />
and Petula Clark<br />
Vol 96 p 22 Programme, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s Ballet presents “A Grand Cracker” at the Grand<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre 15 th June to 20 th June 1981.<br />
Vol 96 p 23 Programme, Dr. Evadne Hinge & Dame Hilda Bracket in “Stackton Tressle<br />
Favourites”<br />
Flyer, “<strong>The</strong> Mating Game” Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, 26 th and 27 th June 1981. starring Barbara<br />
Windsor, Trevor Bannister and Jack Smethurst.<br />
Vol 96 p 24 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Mating Game” 26 th /27 th June 81 at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 96 p 25 Leaflet / booking form for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre Autumn Entertainment.<br />
Vol 96 p 26 Programme for “Death Trap” at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre October 12 th 81. starring Simon<br />
Williams, Jane Lowe, Andrew Bicknell, Mary Kenton and Peter Birrel. [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 96 p 27 Programme for Mike Harding’s “Fur Coat and No Knickers” at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre,<br />
October 19 th 81. starring Joyce Blair.<br />
Vol 96 p 28 Flyer for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 96 p 29 Programme, Whittaker Dance and Drama Centre presents “My Fair Lady” 3 rd to 7 th<br />
November 1981.<br />
Vol 96 p 30 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Kingfisher” at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, week commencing 9th<br />
November. Starring Michael Denison, Robert Flemyng and Dulcie Gray.<br />
Vol 96 p 31 Flyer for “Twelfth Night” at Grand <strong>The</strong>atre week commencing Tuesday 17 th<br />
November.
Flyer “<strong>The</strong> Cambridge Buskers” (Dag Ingram & Michael Copley) 29 th Nov 1981.<br />
Vol 96 p 32 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Nutcracker” by the Vienna Festival Ballet, week commencing<br />
30 th November.<br />
Vol 96 p 33 Programme for “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” week commencing<br />
7 th December 1981 starring Jess Conrad as Joseph.<br />
Vol 96 p 34 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 96 p 35 Programme for “Emu in Pantoland” December 18 th 1981 for season. Starring Rod<br />
Hull, Roy Barraclough and Andrea Kealy.<br />
Vol 96 p 36 – 38 Three photographs of “Rod Hull & Emu” (Two with members of the public on the<br />
street)<br />
Vol 96 p 39 Photograph of Bobby Bennett.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 97<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1982<br />
Vol 97 p 1 List of events at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre for 1982.<br />
Vol 97 p 2 Leaflet ‘What’s On, February to Easter 1982’. Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Leaflet ‘What’s On, Spring 1982’ Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 3 Programme for “Golden Greats of Variety” week commencing 1 st February 1982.<br />
starring Ruby Murray, Leslie Sarony, Reg Dixon and Billy Burden. . [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 4 Programme “London Contemporary Dance <strong>The</strong>atre”, Spring Tour 1982.<br />
Vol 97 p 5 Programme for “Hell Bent” week commencing 23rd February 1982. starring Keith<br />
Clifford. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 6 Programme for “Casanova’s Last Stand” Week commencing March 1 st 1982. starring<br />
Robin Askwith. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p7 Flyer for “Casanova’s Last Stand”<br />
Vol 97 p8 Programme for “Caught in the Act” week commencing 8 th March 1982. starring Simon<br />
Cadell and Prunella Gee [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 9 Flyer for “Caught in the Act”.<br />
Vol 97 p 10 Programme for “Macbeth”, week commencing 15 th March 1982. starring Desmond<br />
Adams and Ann Firbank.<br />
Vol 97 p 11 Flyer for “Macbeth”.<br />
Vol 97 p 12 Programme for “Coppelia”, week commencing 30 th March 1982, by the ‘Northern<br />
Ballet <strong>The</strong>atre’ [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 13 List of performers in the above show.<br />
Vol 97 p 14 Magazine photograph of William Starrett, American guest artist for Northern Ballet in<br />
the above show.<br />
Vol 97 p 15 Flyer for the above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 16 Programme for “House Guest”, week commencing 5 th April 1982. starring Barbara<br />
Murray and Simon Ward.<br />
Vol 97 p 17 Flyer for the above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 97 p 18 Programme for “Bud 'n’Ches”, week commencing 12 th April 1982. starring Bernie<br />
Winters and Leslie Crowther as ‘Flanagan and Allen;<br />
Vol 97 p 19 Flyer for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 20 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Hollow by Agatha Christie” week commencing 19 th April 1982.<br />
starring Jennifer Wilson and Valentine Dyall.<br />
Vol 97 p 21 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 97 p 22 Programme for “Home at Seven”, week commencing 26 th April 1982. starring Jack<br />
Watling and Joan Cooper.<br />
Vol 97 p 23 Programme for “Goose-Pimples”, week commencing 3 rd May 1982, starring Paul<br />
Greenwood and Helen Shapiro. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 24 Flyer for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 25 Programme for “Taking Steps” week commencing 10 th May 1982, starring Sheridan<br />
Fitzgerald and John Talents.<br />
Vol 97 p 26 Flyer for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 27 Programme for “Fallen Angels” week commencing 17 th may 1982. starring Dora<br />
Bryan and Hildegard Neil.<br />
Vol 97 p 28 Flyer for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 29 Programme for “<strong>The</strong>re’s a Girl in my Soup” week commencing 24 th May 1982.<br />
starring John Stride and Joyce Irvine.<br />
Vol 97 p 30 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 97 p 31 Flyer for “An Evening with Hinge & Bracket” furniture supplied by Hutens house<br />
furnishers.<br />
Vol 97 p 32 Souvenir programme “Festival 82” week commencing 6 th June 1982, Features<br />
different shows on different nights. i.e. Gilbert & Sullivan Evening, Grimethorpe<br />
Colliery Band and <strong>The</strong> Houghton Weavers.<br />
Vol 97 p 33 Flyer for the above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 34 Programme for “Mr Fothergill’s Murder” week commencing 14 th June 1982. starring<br />
Frank Windsor and Rula Lenska.<br />
Vol 97 p 35 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 97 p 36 Programme for “Anyone for Denis?” week commencing 21 st June for two weeks.<br />
Starring Bob Grant and Janet Hargreaves.<br />
Vol 97 p 37 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 97 p 38 Programme for “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” week commencing<br />
July 5 th for the summer season. Starring Jess Conrad, Peter Lawrence, Robert Dallas,<br />
and Sean Evans.
Vol 97 p 39 Two flyers for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 40 – 48 Four colour photographs, and five black and white photographs of scenes from Bill<br />
Kenwrights production of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat”<br />
Vol 97 p 49 List of Sunday Night shows at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 97 p 50 Charity Midnight Gala in aid of British Heart Foundation, Friday 3 rd September 1982<br />
at the grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Compere Pete Price with Jackson Martin, Lennie Bennett,<br />
Danielle Carson and the Houghton Weavers.<br />
Vol 97 p 51 Programme for concert being given by ‘<strong>The</strong> Regimental Band of the 2 nd Battalion,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Light Infantry, to raise funds in aid of Forces charity. Sunday 7 th November.1982.<br />
Vol 97 p 52 – 53 Two programmes and ticket for a one night extravaganza of “Joseph and the Amazing<br />
Technicolor Dreamcoat” Monday 18 th October. Starring nobody special. A slightly<br />
different production of the show by the “Staff”.<br />
Vol 97 p 54 Leaflet “What’s On” at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. November 1982.<br />
Vol 97 p 55 Programme for “Festival do Brasil” Carnival in Rio, week commencing Mon 1 st Nov<br />
1982.with dancers, singers and musicians of Brazil.<br />
Vol 97 p 56 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 97 p 57 Programme for “Dial M for Murder” week commencing 8 th November 1982. starring<br />
Elizabeth Estensen and Tony Anholt.<br />
Vol 97 p 58 Programme for “An Evening with Gilbert and Sullivan in Concert” by D’Oyly Carte<br />
Opera Company, Tuesday 16 th November and week. 1982. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 97 p 59 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 97 p 60 Programme for “Cards on the Table”, week commencing 22 nd November 1982 starring<br />
Katie Evans, Michael Fleming and Jacqueline Lacey.<br />
Vol 97 p 61 Flyer for “Nutcracker” <strong>The</strong> Vienna Festival Ballet. Nov 30 th to Dec 5 th .<br />
Vol 97 p 62 Programme for “Cinderella” week commencing 16 th Dec for the Festive season. (see<br />
below for cast)<br />
Vol 97 p 63 Poster for ‘<strong>The</strong> Houghton Weavers’ in “Cinderella” week commencing 16 th Dec to 8 th<br />
January, with John Comer, <strong>The</strong> Caravelles, Denise Distel and Julie Owen.<br />
Vol 97 p 64 Three flyers for ‘<strong>The</strong> Houghton Weavers’ in “Cinderella” with John Cormer. 16 th Dec<br />
82 for season.<br />
Vol 97 p 65 Programme for “Oliver” performed by ‘Whittaker Dance and Drama Centre’ week<br />
commencing 7 th December 1982.<br />
Vol 97 p 66 ‘Whittaker Dance and Drama Centre’ presents “30 th Anniversary Celebration” with<br />
special guest star Bobby Bennett. At the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 98<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1983<br />
Vol 98 p 1 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre list of coming events in 1983.<br />
Vol 98 p 2 Flyer for “<strong>The</strong> Golden Gavel of Music Hall” in aid of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Grand <strong>The</strong>atre Trust.<br />
Sunday 16 th January 1983.<br />
Vol 98 p 3 Programme for “Twelfth Night” week commencing 7 th February 1983, starring<br />
Richard Durden and Valentine Pelka.<br />
Vol 98 p 4 Flyer for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 98 p 5 Programme of events for “Opera 80” Spring 1983 Thursday 17 th February ‘Die<br />
Fledermaus’<br />
Vol 98 p 6 Leaflet for above show and ‘Cosi Fan Tutte’. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 98 p 7 Programme for “Relatively Speaking” commencing 21 st February and week, starring<br />
Martin Gower and Heather Ramsay.<br />
Vol 98 p 8 Flyer for above show. . [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 98 p 9 Programme for “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” week commencing<br />
28 th February 1983, starring Chris Corcoran and Gayle Ashley<br />
Vol 98 p 10 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 98 p 11 Programme for “Paddington Bear’s Magical Musical” Tuesday 15 th March and week.<br />
Starring Liza Maxwell and Bobby Collins.<br />
Vol 98 p 12 Programme for “Gigi” Tuesday 22 nd March and week, starring Elisabeth Scott and<br />
James Villiers.<br />
Vol 98 p 13 Leaflet for “Opera 80” March 22 nd – 24 th featuring ‘La Traviata’ and ‘Cosi Fan Tutte’<br />
Flyer for “<strong>The</strong> Wizard of Oz” Tuesday 23 rd - 27 th February 1983, by the <strong>Blackpool</strong> and<br />
Fylde Stage Academy.<br />
Vol 98 p 14 Programme for “Lady Chatterley’s Lover” Monday 28 th March and week, starring<br />
Norman Eshley and Lynn Farleigh.<br />
Vol 98 p 15 Flyer for the above show. . [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 98 p 16 Flyer for “”Born in the Gardens” week commencing 4 th April 1983. starring Diana<br />
Coupland, Alan Dobie and Peter Byrne. . [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 98 p 17 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> King and I” week commencing Monday 11 th April 1983,<br />
Performed by the <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Company.
Vol 98 p 18 Programme for “Arms and the Man” Monday 18 th April and week, starring Lynn<br />
Clayton and Yvonne Manners.<br />
Vol 98 p 19 Programme for “Wait Until Dark” Monday April 26 th and week, starring Donald<br />
MacIver and Sidney Kean.<br />
Vol 98 p 20 Flyer for above show. . [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 98 p 21 Programme for “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” Monday May 2 nd<br />
and week. Starring Chris Corcoran and Gayle Ashley.<br />
Vol 98 p 22 Programme for “House Guest” Monday May 9 th and week, starring Jennifer Wilson<br />
and Norman Bowler.<br />
Vol 98 p 23 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 98 p 24 Programme for “Hobson’s Choice” Monday May 16 th and week, starring Stephanie<br />
Turner and Peter Vaughan.<br />
Vol 98 p 25 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 98 p 26 Programme for “Festival of Fun & Music ‘83” from Sunday May 29 th to 11 th June,<br />
featuring ‘Mr & Mrs’, National Youth Jazz Orchestra, Max Boyce, Jeremy Beadle,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Spinners, Vera Lynn with Syd Lawrence Orchestra and Cleo Laine and the John<br />
Dankworth Quintet.<br />
Vol 98 p 27 Flyer for above event.<br />
Vol 98 p 28 – 29 Flyer for “<strong>The</strong> Spinners” Friday 3 rd June and a photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Spinners’ who<br />
celebrate their 30 th Anniversary this year. (Tony Davis, John McCormick, Mick<br />
Groves, Cliff Hall and Hugh Jones)<br />
Vol 98 p 30 Flyer for “Friday Night is Music Night” from the ‘Festival of Fun’ 10 th June 1983.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Flyer for “Suddenly at Home” Monday 13 th June 1983, starring Colin Baker and Anne<br />
Aston. . [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 98 p 31 Programme for “Keith Harris” commencing Saturday 25 th June for season. Starring<br />
Keith Harris and Friends, Jacqui Scott and Bobby Crush.<br />
Vol 98 p 32 – 33 Two photographs of ‘Keith Harris with Orville and Cuddles.’<br />
Vol 98 p 34 Programme <strong>The</strong> Orvillett’s present “<strong>The</strong> Duck Show” or (Cuddles in the Vines)<br />
Wednesday 21 st September 1983 (Midnight)<br />
Vol 98 p 35 Photograph of Stage setting at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre for ‘<strong>The</strong> Green Room Players’<br />
production of “Cock-A-Doodle-Doo”<br />
Photograph of ‘Rod Hull & Emu’ at the Grand?<br />
Vol 98 p 36 Two photographs of the exterior of the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre and one of the stage inside.<br />
Vol 98 p 37 Programme of Grand <strong>The</strong>atre Autumn Attractions, from Monday 17 th October – 13 th<br />
January.<br />
Vol 98 p 38 Programme for “Don’t Start Without Me”, Monday 17 th October and week, starring<br />
Jennifer Wilson, Paul Darrow and David Janson.
Vol 98 p 39 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 98 p 40 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Exorcism” Monday 24 th October and week, starring Norman<br />
Eshley, Doug Fisher and Kate O’Mara.<br />
Vol 98 p 50 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 98 p 51 Programme for “Swan Lake” Monday November 7 th and week, starring ‘<strong>The</strong> London<br />
City Ballet’<br />
Vol 98 p 52 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Wizard of Oz” Tuesday 15 th November and week, performed by<br />
‘<strong>The</strong> Whittaker Dance and Drama Centre’<br />
Vol 98 p 53 Programme for “Hiawatha” November 22 nd – 26th 1983, performed by ‘National<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre Company’<br />
Vol 98 p 54 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 98 p 55 Programme for “Camelot” 29 th November to 4 th December, performed by Thornton<br />
Cleveleys Operatic Society’.<br />
Vol 98 p 56 Programme for “French Without Tears” Monday 5 th December and week, starring<br />
David Dandridge, Charles Spicer and Dawn Ellis.<br />
Vol 98 p 57 Programme for “Aladdin” Thursday 15 th December for Festive Season. Starring Roy<br />
Barraclough, Stan Boardman and Kymm.<br />
Vol 98 p 58 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 98 p 59 Programme for “Grand <strong>The</strong>atre <strong>Blackpool</strong> proudly presents ‘A Morning of Fun and<br />
Entertainment for <strong>Blackpool</strong> and the Fylde’s Senior Citizens in the presence of <strong>The</strong><br />
Mayor & Mayoress of <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ 17 th December 1983.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 99<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1984<br />
Vol 99 p 1 List of events at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1984.<br />
Vol 99 p 2 Programme for “Peter Pan” January 24 th – 28 th 1984, presented by Darlington Civic<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre, Directed by Dougie Squires.<br />
Vol 99 p 3 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 99 p 4 Programme for “Cinderella” Monday 30 th January to Saturday 5 th February, presented<br />
by ‘Sue Turner’s Fylde Children’s Pantomime’<br />
Vol 99 p 5 Flyer for “<strong>The</strong> Boyfriend” 5 th and 6 th February 1984, presented by ‘Everybody’s<br />
Music’.<br />
Vol 99 p 6 Souvenir programme for “Wind in the Willows” 7 th February 1984, starring Larry<br />
Drew, Peter Wiggins, Jane Stevens, Peter Thorne, Nigel Ellacott, Jennifer Haley, Peter<br />
Robbins and Noel Hugh Charles.<br />
Vol 99 p 7 Programme for “Festive Follies” Sunday 19 th February, presented by Fylde Stage<br />
Academy.<br />
Vol 99 p 8 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 99 p 9 Programme for “Birthday Suite”, Monday 27 th February and week, starring Brian<br />
Murphy, Trevor Bannister, Deborah Watling, Jimmy Thompson and Mary Maude.<br />
Vol 99 p 10 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Northern Viennese Players”4 th March 1984.<br />
Vol 99 p 11 Programme for “Festival of Arts” from 6 th March to 7 th April 1984.<br />
Vol 99 p 12 Flyer for above events.<br />
Vol 99 p 13 Programme for “Alice in Wonderland” 6 th – 10 th March 1984, presented by ‘Northern<br />
Ballet <strong>The</strong>atre’<br />
Vol 99 p 14 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 99 p 15 Programme for “Relative Strangers”, Monday 12 th March and week, starring Rodney<br />
Bewes, Joanna Dunham, Bruce Montague and Prunella Gee.<br />
Vol 99 p 16 Programme for “La Traviata” by ‘Opera 80’, 22 nd March 1984.<br />
Vol 99 p 17 Programme for “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers”, Tuesday 25 th March for two<br />
weeks, starring Roni Page and Steve Devereaux.<br />
Vol 99 p 18 Programme for “Tales out of School”, Sunday 25 th March 1984, presented by Rossall<br />
School <strong>The</strong>atre Company.
Vol 99 p 19 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Clandestine Marriage”, Tuesday 3 rd April and week, starring Roy<br />
Kinnear, Anthony Quale and Joyce Redman.<br />
Vol 99 p 20 – 21 Flyer advertising after show party at ‘<strong>The</strong> Claremont Hotel’ and flyer for the above<br />
show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 99 p 22 Programme for “White Horse Inn” week commencing April 9 th 1984, presented by<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Company.<br />
Vol 99 p 23 Programme for “Night of 200 Stars” Sunday 15 th April 1984 in aid of Deaf Children,<br />
starring Richard Madeley, Ruth Madoc, Norman Barrett, Norman Collier and Les<br />
Dawson & Roy Barraclough.<br />
Vol 99 p 24 Programme for “Murder Without Crime” Monday April 16 th and week, starring Eric<br />
Deacon, Sally Osborn, John Barron, Sandra Payne and Alan Corser.<br />
Vol 99 p 25 Programme for “Brigadoon” from Monday 30 th April, presented by ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Operatic Players’<br />
Vol 99 p 26 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Importance of Being Earnest”, Monday May 7 th and week,<br />
presented by ‘<strong>The</strong> Nuffield <strong>The</strong>atre Company’<br />
Vol 99 p 27 Flyer for “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” Sunday 13 th May 1984, performed by<br />
‘Young Friends of the Grand’<br />
Programme for “Annie Get Your Gun”, Tuesday 22 nd May to Saturday 26 th May,<br />
presented by ‘Thornton Cleveleys Operatic Society’<br />
Vol 99 p 27 Photograph of Georgie Fame. (Sunday 3 rd June)<br />
Vol 99 p 28 Programme for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre Spring Attractions, list of shows from 27 th May to 18 th<br />
June 1984.<br />
Vol 99 p 29 Programme for “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Festival of Fun 1984” for week 27 th May – 2 nd June,<br />
features Freddie Starr, Showaddywaddy, <strong>The</strong> Houghton Weavers and Stardust Road<br />
with Georgie Fame. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 99 p 30 Leaflet for the above ‘Festival of Fun 84’ [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 99 p 31 Programme for “Barefoot in the Park” Monday June 4 th and week, starring Sandra<br />
Dickinson, Bryan Sullivan, Peter Davison and Gerald Flood.<br />
Vol 99 p 32 Programme for “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Festival of Fun 1984” for week 10 th June – 18 th June,<br />
features Vera Lynn, Leaps and Bounds, <strong>The</strong> Spinners and ‘A Tribute to Violet Carson’<br />
Vol 99 p 33 Flyer for “Organ Cavalcade” Monday 11 th June 1984.<br />
Flyer for “<strong>The</strong> Spinners” Thursday 14 th June 1984. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 99 p 34 Photocopy of programme for “A Tribute to Violet Carson OBE” Saturday 16 th June.<br />
starring Jan Currey, Billy Dainty and Davy Jones. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 99 p 35 Programme for “Laugh With Les” Thursday 28 th June for a season, starring Ray<br />
Cornell’s Wild Affair, <strong>The</strong> Jolly Brothers, Roly Polys and Roy Barraclough.<br />
Vol 99 p 36 Flyer for above show.
Vol 99 p 37 Back Stage Slimmers present “<strong>The</strong> Plan Diet That Went Wrong? With the cast of the<br />
above show. Wednesday 19 th September 1984.<br />
Vol 99 p 38 Programme “Fylde Arts Grand Sunday Concerts”, Sunday 12 th August 1984.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Programme “Fylde Arts Grand Sunday Concerts”, Sunday 30 th September 1984.<br />
Vol 99 p 39 Programme for “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” October 8 th – 27 th<br />
1984. starring Chris Corcoran and Jackie Marks.<br />
Vol 99 p 40 Programme for “Master Class”, Monday 28 th and week, starring Arthur Blake, Frank<br />
Lazarus, Allan Corduner and Anthony Bate.<br />
Vol 99 p 41 Flyer for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 99 p 42 Programme for “Carmen” November 6 th 1984, presented by ‘London City Ballet’.<br />
Vol 99 p 43 Flyer for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 99 p 44 Profile of the “London City Ballet”<br />
Vol 99 p 45 Programme for “Children of a Lesser God”, Monday 12 th November and week,<br />
starring Jean St.Clair, Ron Aldridge, Howard Barnes and Suzy Walton.<br />
Vol 99 p 46 Flyer for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 99 p 47 Programme for 2Gala 84” Sunday 18 th November 1984, Brian Wright conducts the<br />
“Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra”<br />
Vol 99 p 48 Flyer for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 99 p 49 Programme for “It’s a Grand Life” 26 th / 27 th November 84, presented by ‘<strong>The</strong> Grand<br />
Youth <strong>The</strong>atre’.<br />
Vol 99 p 50 Leaflet for Opera 80, 29 th /1 st December “<strong>The</strong> Italian Girl in Algiers” and 30 th<br />
November “A Masked Ball” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 99 p 51 Programme for “Fylde Arts Grand Sunday Concerts” Sunday 2 nd December ‘Handel<br />
Messiah’<br />
Flyer ‘Everybodys Music’ presents “Scrooge” 4 th – 6 th December 1984.<br />
Vol 99 p 52 Programme for “Mr Cinders” December 15 th for three weeks starring Graham<br />
Fletcher and Carole Brooke.<br />
Vol 99 p 53 Flyer for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 100<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1985<br />
Vol 100 p 1 Grand <strong>The</strong>atre list of coming events in 1985.<br />
Vol 100 p 2 Programme for “Alice in Wonderland”, 4 th – 9 th February. 1985 performed by ‘Sue<br />
Turner’s Fylde Children’s Pantomime’ in aid of the Fylde Hospice.<br />
Vol 100 p 3 Programme for “Bugsy Malone” 1985, presented by ‘Primet High’<br />
Vol 100 p 4 Flyer for “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”, 12 th – 16 th February. Adapted by<br />
Jeremy Raison & <strong>The</strong> English Touring Company.<br />
Flyer for “A Double Bill of Comedy” Wednesday 20 th February, ‘<strong>The</strong> Grand Youth<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre’ [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 100 p 5 Programme for “Broadway Follies a Dance Extravaganza” 22 nd and 23 rd February,<br />
presented by ‘Fylde Stage Academy’<br />
Vol 100 p 6 Programme for “After the Ball is Over” 25 th February and week, starring Anthony<br />
Quale, Patrick Cargill and Maxine Audley.<br />
Vol 100 p 7 Flyer for the above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 100 p 8 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Halle Orchestra” Sunday 3 rd March 1985, conductor Matthias<br />
Bamert, soloist Stephen Bishop – Kovacevich.<br />
Vol 100 p 9 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Mikado” or <strong>The</strong> Town of Titipu, Tuesday March 5 th and week,<br />
presented by ‘<strong>The</strong> Savoyards’<br />
Vol 100 p 10 Programme for “Love at a Pinch”, Monday 11 th March and week, starring Ruth<br />
Madoc, Jack Douglas and Michael Knowles. (Signed by many of the artistes)<br />
Vol 100 p 11 Flyer for the above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 100 p 12 Programme for “In the Spotlight” Sunday March 17 th 1985, presented by ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
Whittaker Dance Drama Centre’<br />
Vol 100 p 13 Programme of classical ballet by “London City Ballet” Tuesday March 19 th and week<br />
Vol 100 p 14 Ticket for “London City Ballet” Wednesday 20 th March.<br />
Signed photograph of Don Maclean, Comedian and comedy actor. Starring in the<br />
show below.<br />
Vol 100 p 15 Programme for “A Bedfull of Foreigners” Monday 1 st April and week, starring Mandy<br />
Rice-Davies, Don Maclean and Tony Scott. (Signed by many of the cast).<br />
Vol 100 p 16 Programme for “Babes in Arms”, Monday April 8 th and week, starring Su Pollard and<br />
Matthew Kelly, (signed by many of the cast)
Vol 100 p 17 Flyer for the above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 100 p 18 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Mayor’s Charity Command Performance” Sunday April 21 st<br />
1985, starring Ken Dodd, Roly Polys and Bobby Bennett.<br />
Vol 100 p 19 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Ghost Train”, Monday April 22 nd and week, starring Fenella<br />
Fielding, Nyree Dawn Porter, David Janson and Mark Wynter.<br />
Vol 100 p 20 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 100 p 21 Programme for “Lilac Time”, Monday 29 th April and week, presented by ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Operatic Players’<br />
Vol 100 p 22 Programme for “Its A Grand Night for Singing” Sunday May 5 th , an Evening of<br />
Melodies & Mirth by pupils of Arnold School.<br />
Vol 100 p 23 Programme for “Snoopy, the Musical” Monday May 6 th and week, presented by ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
Watermill <strong>The</strong>atre Production’<br />
Vol 100 p 24 Flyer for the above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 100 p 25 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Rocky Horror Show” Monday May 13 th and week, presented by<br />
‘<strong>The</strong> <strong>The</strong>atre Royal, Hanley PLC’<br />
Vol 100 p 26 Leaflet for “Festival of Fun ‘85” List of events from Sunday 26 th May – Saturday 15 th<br />
June 1985.<br />
Vol 100 p 27 Programme of events for “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Festival of Fun, ‘85”featuring ‘Hinge &<br />
Bracket’, ‘ Dream Man’ by the Whittaker Dance & Drama Centre, ‘Mike Donohoe’,<br />
and Syd Lawrence and his Orchestra.’<br />
Vol 100 p 28 Flyer for “Dream Man” Tuesday 4 th June.<br />
Vol 100 p 29 Programme for “Duty Free” Monday 10 th June and week, starring Keith Barron, Anne<br />
Cunningham and Neil Stacy.<br />
Vol 100 p 30 Programme for “Having a Ball”, Monday 17 th June and week, starring Max Mason,<br />
Sarah Porter and Mac Andrews.<br />
Vol 100 p 31 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 100 p 32 Programme for “Nightcap”, Monday July 1 st and week, starring Hilary Tindall, Brian<br />
Darnley and Sarah Whitlock.<br />
Vol 100 p33 ‘Friends of the Grand, Grand Fashion Spectacular’ presents “<strong>The</strong> New Lewis’s<br />
Summer Fashion <strong>Collection</strong>” summer 85.<br />
Vol 100 p 34 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Price is Right” July 20 th for Summer Season, starring Leslie<br />
Crowther, Gordon Scott and Gary Wilmot.<br />
Vol 100 p 35 Newspaper article advertising “<strong>The</strong> Price is Right”<br />
Vol 100 p 36 Programme of Autumn attractions at the Grand 7 th October – 4 th January.<br />
Vol 100 p 37 Programme for “Compo Plays Cupid”, 7 th October for week, starring Derek Fowlds,<br />
Bill Owen and Robert Fyfe. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 100 p 38 Flyer for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 100 p 39 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Rocky Horror Show”, 14 th October and week, starring David<br />
Dale and Stephen Fischer. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 100 p 40 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 100 p 41 Programme for “Operatic Aid - Song by Song for Africa” Sunday 20 th October.<br />
Vol 100 p 42 Programme for “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” starring Mike<br />
Holloway and Peter Lawrence. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 100 p 43 Flyer for the above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 100 p 44 Programme for “Perchance to Dream”, Monday 28 th October for one week, starring<br />
Jean Bayless, Joan Lawrence and Ann Wakefield.(signed by some of the cast)<br />
Vol 100 p 45 Flyer and booking form “Grand Season Ticket, November 1985 to March 1986 see 5<br />
productions and save 25%.”<br />
Vol 100 p 46 Programme for “Down an Alley Filled with Cats” Tuesday November 5 th and week.<br />
Starring Adam Faith and David De Keyser. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 100 p 47 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 100 p 48 Friends of the Grand ‘Newsletter’ October – December.<br />
Vol 100 p 49 Programme for “Grand Showcase ‘85” 11 th – 13 th November . Presented by ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
Seasiders <strong>The</strong>atrical Society’<br />
Vol 100 p 50 Leaflet for “Opera 80” 15 th November ‘Don Giovanni’ 16 th November ‘<strong>The</strong> Rake’s<br />
Progress” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 100 p 51 Programme for “Messiah” Sunday 24 th November ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Choral Society’ and a<br />
section of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra’<br />
Vol 100 p 52 Programme ‘<strong>The</strong> Salvation Army’ presents “A Festival of Carols and Christmas<br />
Music” on Saturday 7 th December.<br />
Vol 100 p 53 Programme for “Robinson Crusoe” Thursday 12 th December for the Festive Season.<br />
Starring <strong>The</strong> Houghton Weavers, Keith Hopkins, Tommy Trafford and Lynda Lee<br />
Lewis. (signed by several members of the cast)<br />
Vol 100 p 54 Flyer for the above show.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 101<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1986<br />
Vol 101 p 1 List of events at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1986.<br />
Vol 101 p 2 Programme for “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” Tuesday 21 st January to Saturday<br />
25 th January. presented by ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s Pantomime’<br />
Vol 101 p 3 Programme for “Dick Whittington and his cat” 17 th – 22 nd February, presented by ‘Sue<br />
Turner’s Fylde Children’s Pantomime’<br />
Vol 101 p 4 Programme for “Best Foot Forward” 26 th February to 1 st March. Presented by ‘Fylde<br />
Stage Academy’ and guest artist Steve King.<br />
Vol 101 p 5 Programme for “No, No, Nanette” Tuesday 4 th March and week, presented by ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic Players’<br />
Vol 101 p 6 Programme for “Ivor” based on the life and music of Ivor Novello ‘Grand Sunday<br />
Concerts’ Sunday March 16 th 1986. with the ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Festival Chorus’<br />
Vol 101 p 7 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Real Thing” Monday 17 th March and week, starring Christopher<br />
Timothy and Morag Hood.<br />
Vol 101 p 8 Programme for “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” Tuesday 25 th March for two weeks,<br />
starring Roni Page and Steve Devereaux.<br />
Vol 101 p 9 Flyer for the above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central library collection]<br />
Vol 101 p 10 Programme for “Call Me Madam”, 14 th April and week, starring Mike Gee, Cath<br />
Braithwaite and Ross Dunning.<br />
Vol 101 p 11 Programme for “Cabaret” 22 nd April to 3 rd May, starring Wayne Sleep, Peter Land and<br />
Kelly Hunter.<br />
Vol 101 p 12 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 101 p 13 – 31 Photographs of the stars in “Cabaret” listed as they are in the volume, Oscar Quitak,<br />
Anne Miles, Caroline Clare, Kelly Hunter, Basil Patton, John Thornton, Kalli<br />
Greenwood, Sarah Drummond, Margaret Houston, James Dundas, Bill Deamer, David<br />
Turner, Pamela Scott, Vivienne Martin, Kathleen Hancox, Peter Land, Rodney<br />
Cottam, Gazina Frame and Gail McGregor.<br />
Vol 101 p 32 Flyer “Festival of Fun ‘86” ‘Grand Clubland Evening’ Mon 2 nd June 1986.<br />
Flyer “Alice in Wonderland” starring Linda Slater as Alice. Week commencing Mon<br />
12 th May 1986.<br />
Vol 101 p 33 Flyer Willy Russell’s “Our Day Out” presented by Poulton Drama’s Young Company.<br />
11 th – 14 th July 1986.<br />
Flyer “Festival of Fun ‘86” Poulton Drama’s ‘Educating Rita’ 3 rd June 1086.
Vol 101 p 34 Programme of events for “Festival of Fun ‘86” from 25 th May – 14 th June, 1986.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 101 p 35 Programme for “Hi De Hi Spirits” Monday June 9 th and week, starring Paul Shane,<br />
Ruth Madoc, David Griffin and Linda Regan.<br />
Vol 101 p 36 Programme for “Run for Your Wife” Friday June 20 th for the season. Starring Les<br />
Dawson, Eric Sykes, Peter Goodwright and Jan Hunt.<br />
Vol 101 p 37 Programme for “Cluedo”, Mon 10 th – 15 th November, starring Christopher Biggins,<br />
Trevor Bannister and Avril Angers.<br />
Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 101 p 38 Programme for “Dandy Dick” Mon 17 th – 22 nd November. starring Margaret<br />
Courtenay and Anthony Quale.<br />
Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 101 p 39 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Hobbit”, Mon 24 th November for week, starring Malcolm Dixon<br />
as Bilbo Baggins.<br />
Vol 101 p 40 Programme for “A Festival of Carols and Christmas Music” Sunday 14 th December<br />
1986, presented by ‘<strong>The</strong> Salvation Army’.<br />
Vol 101 p 41 Programme for “Christmas Concert” by the ‘Lancashire Artillery (V) Band, Sunday<br />
21 st December 1986.<br />
Vol 101 p 42 Programme for “Jack and the Beanstalk” 11 th December to 3 rd January 1987, starring<br />
Sally Moon, Tom Bright & Suzy Breeze and Norman Barrett.<br />
Vol 101 p 43 Flyer for the above show.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 102<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1987<br />
Vol 102 p 1 List of events at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre for 1987.<br />
Vol 102 p 2 Leaflet for “Fylde Festival of Arts” February – March.<br />
Vol 102 p 3 Programme for “Annie” 2 nd February 1987, starring Bill Maynard, Elaine Loudon and<br />
Kathryn Brannach.<br />
Vol 102 p 4 Souvenir programme for “Annie” as above.<br />
Vol 102 p 5 Photograph of Elaine Loudon who played ‘Annie’ in the above show.<br />
Vol 102 p 6 ‘<strong>The</strong>atre News’ February – March 1987. articles on ‘Annie’ and ‘Phil Cool’ comedy<br />
impressionist.<br />
Vol 102 p 7 Programme for “Babes in the Wood”, 16 th – 21 st February, presented by Sue Turner’s<br />
Fylde Children’s Pantomime.<br />
Vol 102 p 8 Leaflet advertising ‘Grand <strong>The</strong>atre Ticket’ 27 th February to 27 th March, ( see 4<br />
productions and save 25%)<br />
Vol 102 p 9 Programme for “Swan Lake” 24 th – 28 th February, presented by ‘Northern Ballet<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre’.<br />
Vol 102 p 10 Programme for “King Lear” 10 th March, presented by ‘Compass <strong>The</strong>atre Limited’<br />
starring Anthony Quale, Kate O’Mara and Isla Blair.<br />
Vol 102 p 11 Programme for “Up and Under” 16 th – 21 st March, starring Peter Waddington, Kika<br />
Mirylees and Charles Bartholomew.<br />
Vol 102 p 12 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 102 p 13 – 21 Photographs of the cast from “Up and Under”<br />
Vol 102 p 22 Programme for “Halle Orchestra” Sunday 22 nd March.<br />
Vol 102 p 23 Programme for “Daisy Pulls it Off”, 23 rd – 28 th March, presented by Andrew Lloyd<br />
Webber for the ‘Really Useful <strong>The</strong>atre Company’.<br />
Vol 102 p 24 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 102 p 25 “Lancashire County Big Band” Monday 30 th March, special guest artiste Don Lusher<br />
on Trombone.<br />
Vol 102 p 26 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Dancing Years” 7 th April and week, presented by ‘<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Operatic Players’
Vol 102 p 27 Flyer for “From the Top” Sunday 5 th April, presented by ‘Whittaker’s.<br />
Flyer for “Jesus Christ Superstar” Mon 13 th April for two weeks.<br />
Vol 102 p 28 Programme for “Kes”, presented by ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Grand Youth <strong>The</strong>atre’<br />
Vol 102 p 29 Programme for “Fiddler on the Roof”, 27 th April for week, presented by ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Company’<br />
Vol 102 p 30 Programme for “A Chorus Line” 25 th – 30 th May, presented by Philip Permutt, Nick<br />
Ranceford-Hadley & Derek Block for P.H. & D.B. Productions Ltd.<br />
Vol 102 p 31 Letter dated 2 nd June from ‘<strong>The</strong> Grand <strong>The</strong>atre Trust Ltd’ to <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> inviting<br />
him to a performance of “Stepping Out” on 9 th July in recognition of his generosity in<br />
helping to purchase the Grand from EMI.<br />
Vol 102 p 32 Two “Friends of the Grand” Newsletters, one Jan – March, and one March – July.<br />
Vol 102 p 33 Programme for “Oliver”16 th June – 4 th July. Starring David Bacon, Sue Oliver and Liz<br />
Fraser.<br />
Vol 102 p 34 Flyer for “Stepping Out” 9 th July.<br />
Flyer for “Gary Wilmot & Co” and “<strong>The</strong> Stan Boardman Show”<br />
Vol 102 p 35 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Danny La Rue Show” 7 th September – 1 st October. starring<br />
Danny La Rue, Adrian Walsh, David Ellen and Paul Smith.<br />
Flyer for “<strong>The</strong> Ken Dodd Laughter Show” 11 th , 18 th & 25 th October.<br />
Vol 102 p 36 – 37 Two photographs of “<strong>The</strong> Dooleys” <strong>The</strong>y appeared on stage at the Grand on 20 th<br />
August 1987<br />
Vol 102 p 38 ‘<strong>The</strong>atre News’ Autumn 1987, articles on Les Dawson and Norman Wisdom.<br />
Vol 102 p 39 Programme for “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” Monday 2 nd<br />
November for week. Starring Mike Holoway and Peter Lawrence.<br />
Vol 102 p 40 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Rocky Horror Show” 9 th November for week. Starring Mark<br />
Turnbull, Jean- Paul Orr, and Craig Deegan.<br />
Vol 102 p 41 – 46 Photographs of the cast from “<strong>The</strong> Rocky Horror Show” Jean -Paul Orr, Claire<br />
Callaghan, Lorinda King and Marc Seymour.<br />
Vol 102 p 47 Souvenir programme for “Classic 87” Sunday 22 nd November, presented by ‘Royal<br />
Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra’ conducted by Nicholas Cleobury.<br />
Vol 102 p 48 Programme for “From the Top” 24 th – 29th November, presented by ‘Whittaker’s’.<br />
Vol 102 p 49 Souvenir programme for “Grand Variety Show” in aid of the Les Dawson Scanner<br />
Appeal, starring Bobby Bennett, Joanna Walker, George King, Mia Carla, Guy<br />
Porteous and Les Dawson.<br />
Vol 102 p 50 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Stan Boardman Show” 17 th July – 4 th October. Starring Stan<br />
Boardman, <strong>The</strong> Dooleys and Billy Pearce.<br />
Vol 102 p 51 – 53 Two programmes and a flyer for “Turn Again Whittington”, 10 th December – 9 th<br />
January 88, starring Norman Wisdom, Tony Fayne, Billy Whittaker and Mimi Law.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 103<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1988<br />
Vol 103 p 1 Programme for “Jack and the Beanstalk”, 22 nd – 27 th February, presented by Sue<br />
Turner’s Fylde Childrens Pantomime.<br />
Vol 103 p 2 Programme for “Romeo & Juliet” 8 th March 1988, presented by the ‘Young Vic<br />
Company’<br />
Vol 103 p 3 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 103 p 4 Programme for “Coppelia”, 15 th – 19 th March, presented by ‘<strong>The</strong> Northern Ballet<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre’<br />
Vol 103 p 5 Souvenir programme for “Coppelia” as above.<br />
Vol 103 p 6 Two flyers for the above show [Bottom one <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 103 p 7 Programme for “Accent on Youth”, Sunday 20 th March, ‘An evening of Music and<br />
Song by Young Artistes with Rossall Brass Consort’<br />
Vol 103 p 8 Programme for “Halle Orchestra” Sunday 27 th March with Leaders Michael Davis and<br />
Pan Hon Lee.<br />
Vol 103 p 9 Photograph of the “Halle Orchestra”<br />
Vol 103 p 10 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Government Inspector”, 28 th March – 2 nd April, presented by<br />
‘Compass <strong>The</strong>atre Ltd’<br />
Vol 103 p 11 Ticket stub and Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 103 p 12 Programme for “As You Like It” week commencing 4 th April, presented by ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
British Actors <strong>The</strong>atre’<br />
Vol 103 p 13 Programme for “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” 19 th – 23 rd April, presented by<br />
Armand Gerrard Management.<br />
Vol 103 p 14 Cookbook for “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” as above.<br />
Vol 103 p 15 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 103 p 16 Programme for “Dance into Spring”, 4 th – 7 th May, presented by ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde<br />
Stage Academy’<br />
Vol 103 p 17 Flyer for “Breezeblock Park” 9 th -14 th May. Starring Nick Conway and Jean Ferguson.<br />
Vol 103 p 18 Programme for “Fur Coat and no Knickers”; 16 th – 21 st May, starring Jack Douglas,<br />
Judith Barker, Leslie Randall and Freddie Lees.
Vol 103 p 19 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 103 p 20 Photograph of Leslie Randall, starring in the above show.<br />
Vol 103 p 21 Programme for “Little Shop of Horrors” week commencing 30 th May starring Lorraine<br />
Chase. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 103 p 22 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 103 p 23 Flyer for “<strong>The</strong> Ken Dodd Laughter Show” Sunday May 29 th .<br />
Programme ‘<strong>The</strong> Dance Place’ presents “Dance Express”<br />
Vol 103 p 24 Programme for “No Sex Please’ We’re British” week commencing 27 th June, starring<br />
Andrew Sachs, Heather Chasen, Charles Stapley and Norman Vaughan.<br />
Vol 103 p 25 ‘<strong>The</strong>atre News’ Summer 88, articles on Bobby Davro, Linda Lusardi and Ken Dodd.<br />
Vol 103 p 26 Programme for “Bobby Davro’s Laughter Show” from 16 th July for the season,<br />
starring Mike Lancaster, Sonny Hayes & Co and Pepe and friends. Contains some<br />
signatures.<br />
Vol 103 p 27 Complimentary ticket voucher, 2 for the price of 1, for above show.<br />
Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 103 p 28 <strong>The</strong> Grand <strong>The</strong>atre advertising paper for the above show and ‘<strong>The</strong> Fabulous Drifters’<br />
Vol 103 p 29 Leaflet of forthcoming attractions, Autumn Season<br />
Vol 103 p 30 Programme for “Who Goes Bare?” 3 rd October to 5 th November, starring Trevor<br />
Bannister, Linda Lusardi, Melvyn Hayes and Geoff Capes.<br />
Vol 103 p 31 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 103 p 32 Programme for “Kings Rhapsody” 8 th – 12 November, starring David McAllister,<br />
Leigh Samuels, Paddy Glynn and Barbara Lott.<br />
Vol 103 p 33 Programme ‘Classics 88’ Sunday 13 th November “Royal Liverpool Philharmonic<br />
Orchestra” conducted by Adrian Leaper.<br />
Vol 103 p 34 Programme for “Something to Hide”, week commencing 14 th November, starring<br />
Geoffrey Hughes.<br />
Vol 103 p 35 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Relapse”, 21 st – 26 th November, presented by ‘<strong>The</strong> British Actors<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre Company’.<br />
Vol 103 p 36 Programme for “Aladdin”, 16 th December, starring Danny La Rue, Ken Platt, Robert<br />
Aldous and David Ellen.<br />
Vol 103 p 37 Souvenir programme for above show.<br />
Vol 103 p 38 Souvenir programme (for the above show although different to above)<br />
Vol 103 p 39 Two flyers for “Aladdin” [Bottom one is <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 103 p 40 – 41 Two photographs of Danny La Rue and Ken Platt.
Vol 103 p 42 Flyer for “Grand Annual Xmas Concert” by Lancashire Artillery (V) Band. Sunday<br />
18 th December 1988.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 104<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1989 (Part One)<br />
Vol 104 p 1 Programme for “Peter Pan” 12 th – 17 th February, presented by ‘Sue Turner’s Fylde<br />
Childrens’ Pantomime’<br />
Vol 104 p 2 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Snow Queen” 13 th – 18 th February, presented by ‘Sue Turner’s<br />
Fylde Christmas Pantomime’<br />
Vol 104 p 3 Flyer for the above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 104 p 4 Programme for “Bright Lights ‘89” song and dance show, Sunday 19 th February,<br />
presented by ‘Drama Students of <strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fylde College’<br />
Vol 104 p 5 Programme for “Night Must Fall”, week commencing 27 th February, starring Pamela<br />
Salem, Frances Cuka, David Moran and Gareth Forwood.<br />
Vol 104 p 6 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 104 p 7 Programme for “Sweeney Todd”, March? Starring Peter Glossop, Dilys Laye and<br />
Emile Belcourt.<br />
Vol 104 p 8 Programme for “Alibi for Murder”, week commencing 6 th March, starring Paul<br />
Darrow.<br />
Vol 104 p 9 Programme for “Song from the Shows”, 14 th – 18 th March, presented by ‘Thornton<br />
Cleveleys Operatic Society’<br />
Vol 104 p 10 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 104 p 11 Programme for “Shirley Valentine” 27 th March – 1 st April, starring Paula Wilcox.<br />
Vol 104 p 12 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 104 p 13 Poster for the above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 104 p 14 Programme for “Halle Orchestra” Sunday 2 nd April, Leaders Michael Davis and Pan<br />
Hon Lee. Conducted by Sian Edwards.<br />
Vol 104 p 15 Programme for “Hobson’s Choice” 3 rd – 8 th April, starring Bill Maynard, Shirley<br />
Stelfox, Don Crann and Jacki Piper.<br />
Vol 104 p 16 Programme for “Kiss Me Kate” week commencing 10 th April, presented by ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Company’<br />
Vol 104 p 17 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 104 p 18 Poster for “Postman Pat’s Adventures” 18 th – 22 nd April. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 104 p 19 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 104 p 20 – 32 Thirteen photographs of the cast in scenes from “Postman Pat’s Adventures”<br />
Vol 104 p 33 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Merry Widow” 25 th – 29 th April, presented by ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Operatic Players’<br />
Vol 104 p 34 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 104 p 35 Flyer for “Foster & Allen” UK Tour Spring 1989.<br />
Flyer for “Anything Goes” 3 rd – 6 th May, presented by ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Stage<br />
Academy.’
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 105<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1989 (Part Two)<br />
Vol 105 p 1 Programme for “A Pin to see the Peep Show” week commencing 8 th May, starring<br />
Norman Eshley, Ross Kemp and Helen Patrick.<br />
Vol 105 p 2 Programme for “Mike Harding Tour 1989”, 14 th May, with guest Jean-Michael Jamjar.<br />
Vol 105 p 3 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 105 p 4 Programme for “Towards Zero”, 15 th – 20 th May, starring Michael Cashman, Marius<br />
Goring and Glynn Edwards.<br />
Vol 105 p 5 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 105 p 6 Photograph of Marius Goring, appeared in the above show.<br />
Vol 105 p 7 Article on Julian Clary aka <strong>The</strong> Joan Collins fan club, at the Grand on 22 nd May.<br />
Vol 105 p 8 Flyer for “Ivor the Engine” 24 th – 27 th May.<br />
Photograph of “Ivor the Engine”<br />
Vol 105 p 9 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Boyfriend”, 23 rd – 27 th May, presented by ‘Drama Students of<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> and the Fylde College.<br />
Vol 105 p 10 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 105 p 11 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Tart and the Vicar’s Wife”, week commencing 29 th May, starring<br />
Derek Clarkson and Taryn Kay.<br />
Vol 105 p 12 Programme as above but the cover isn’t <strong>complete</strong>.<br />
Vol 105 p 13 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 105 p 14 Programme “Festival of Fun” for May and June at the Grand.<br />
Vol 105 p 15 Programme, “<strong>The</strong> BBC Concert Orchestra” Friday 23 rd June in “Friday Night is<br />
Music Night” with <strong>Blackpool</strong> Festival Chorus<br />
Vol 105 p 16 Photograph of John Lawrenson.<br />
Vol 105 p 17 Photograph of BBC Orchestra outside of ‘<strong>The</strong> Hippodrome’ (Home of the BBC<br />
Concert Orchestra)<br />
Vol 105 p 18 Programme for “All Laughter Spectacular ‘89” 8 th July – 28 th October. Starring <strong>The</strong><br />
Grumbleweeds, Brian Conley and <strong>The</strong> Nolans<br />
Vol 105 p 19 Flyer for the above show.
Vol 105 p 20 Programme of events at the Grand from 8 th November – 24 th February 1990.<br />
Vol 105 p 21 Programme for “Our Country’s Good” and “<strong>The</strong> Recruiting Officer” 13 th – 18 th<br />
November, presented by ‘<strong>The</strong> Royal Court <strong>The</strong>atre’<br />
Vol 105 p 22 Programme same as above.<br />
Photograph of Leslie Crowther, ‘New Era <strong>The</strong>atre Group’ invite you to Name <strong>The</strong><br />
baby.<br />
Vol 105 p 23 Programme for ‘71 st Annual Speech Day’ 8 th December for Elmslie Girl’s School.<br />
Flyer for “<strong>The</strong> Barber of Seville” 30 th Nov – 2 nd December presented by ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
Travelling Opera’<br />
Vol 105 p 24 Programme for “Grand Annual Xmas Concert” by ‘Lancashire Artillery (V) Band’<br />
Sunday 17 th December.<br />
Vol 105 p 25 Programme for “Jack and the Beanstalk”, 14 th Dec – 13 th January 1990. starring Alvin<br />
Stardust, Freddie and the Dreamers , Peter Thorne and Linda Nolan.<br />
Vol 105 p 26 Ticket and flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 105 p 27 – 29 Three photographs of Peter Thorne who played Dame Durden in the above show.<br />
Vol 105 p 30 Photograph of Ken Dodd signed ‘Good Luck <strong>Cyril</strong>’<br />
Vol 105 p 31 Photograph of Phil Cool.<br />
Vol 105 p 32 – 33 Two photographs of the interior of the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 106<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1990<br />
Vol 106 p 1 Programme of events at the Grand, 20 th February – 3 rd June 1990.<br />
Vol 106 p 2 Flyer for “Peter Pan” 12 th – 17 th February, presented by ‘Sue Turner’s Fylde<br />
Children’s Pantomime’<br />
Vol 106 p 3 Programme for “Giselle” 20 th – 24 th February, presented by the ‘Northern Ballet<br />
Company’<br />
Vol 106 p 4 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 106 p 5 Programme for “Romeo and Juliet”<br />
Vol 106 p 6 Programme “Bright Lights Song and Dance Show”, Sunday 25 th February, presented<br />
by ‘Drama Students of <strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fylde College’<br />
Vol 106 p 7 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 106 p 8 Programme for “A Murder is Announced”, 5 th – 10 th March, starring Richard Todd,<br />
Avril Angers and Margaret Ashcroft.<br />
Vol 106 p 9 Programme for “Sing as we Go” the life of Gracie Fields, 11 th – 12 th March.<br />
Vol 106 p 10 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 106 p 11 Flyer for “Woza Albert!” 15 th – 17 th March. By the Temba <strong>The</strong>atre Company.<br />
Vol 106 p 12 Flyer for “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”, 20 th – 24 th March.<br />
Flyer for “<strong>The</strong> Rainbow Show” 18 th March. Starring Geoffrey Hayes and his friends<br />
Zippy, George and Bungle..<br />
Vol 106 p 13 Flyer for “Julius Caesar”, 28 th & 29 th March, by the Commonweal <strong>The</strong>atre Company.<br />
Programme for “Halle Orchestra” Sunday 25 th March, Leader Pan Hon Lee.<br />
Vol 106 p 14 Programme for “Oliver” 3 rd - 7 th April, presented by <strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fylde Light Opera<br />
Company.<br />
Vol 106 p 15 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 106 p 16 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Entertainer”9 th – 14 th April, starring Barry Jackson and Ben<br />
Warriss.<br />
Vol 106 p 17 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 106 p 18 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Last Gamble”, 16 th – 21 st April, starring Debbi Blythe, Hazel<br />
Douglas and David Griffin.
Vol 106 p 19 Flyer for the above show.<br />
Vol 106 p 20 Programme for “Show Boat”, 24 th -28 th April, presented by <strong>Blackpool</strong> Operatic<br />
Players.<br />
Vol 106 p 21 Flyer for “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” 30 th April for one week.<br />
Vol 106 p 22 Flyer for “Watch Your Step”, 17 th – 19 th May.<br />
Flyer for “Season Romp!” 28 th May – 2 nd June. Starring Mollie Sugden and Jack<br />
Douglas.<br />
Vol 106 p 23 Programme for “Evita”, 12 th – 23 rd June, starring Jacqui Scott, Christopher Corcoran<br />
and Michael Bauer.<br />
Vol 106 p 24 – 29 Six photographs of actors from the cast of “Evita”.<br />
Vol 106 p 30 Book of “<strong>The</strong> Story of the Lewis London Ballet” 25 th June 1990.<br />
Vol 106 p 31 List of the company for the above show.<br />
Vol 106 p 32 List of events “Summer at the Grand” from 27 th May – 16 th September.<br />
Vol 106 p 33 Poster for “Rock With Laughter” 7 th July for the season, starring Little & Large, Gerry<br />
and the Pacemakers and Billy Pearce.<br />
Vol 106 p 34 Programme of events 1990 – 91 at the <strong>Blackpool</strong> Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 106 p 35 Programme for “29 th Gang Show, 1990” 30 th October – 3 rd November, presented by<br />
the ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> District Scout <strong>Council</strong>’<br />
Vol 106 p 36 Programme for “Sleuth” 5 th – 10 th November, starring Nigel Davenport and Tony<br />
Anholt.<br />
Vol 106 p 37 Programme for “Moscow Festival Ballet”, 11 th November.<br />
Vol 106 p 38 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Wonderful West End”, 17 th November , starring Laurel Ford,<br />
John Barr and Julie Paton.<br />
Vol 106 p 39 Programme for “On the Piste”, 19 th – 24 th November, presented by Upstart & Hull<br />
Truck Productions.<br />
Vol 106 p 40 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Marriage of Figaro” 29 th Nov, “Rigoletto” 30 th Nov and “Cosi<br />
Fan Tutte” 1 st December. Presented by ‘Travelling Opera’ [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 106 p 41 Flyer for “Sarrasine” 2 nd December. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 106 p 42 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Merchant of Venice”, 4 th – 8 th December, presented by ‘English<br />
Shakespeare Company’ [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 106 p 43 Flyer for the above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 106 p 44 Programme for “Christmas Unwrapped” Sunday 9 th December. Presented by ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
Salvation Army <strong>Blackpool</strong> Citadel Corps’
Vol 106 p 45 Programme for “Cinderella”, 18 th December – 12 th January, starring Kathy Staff,<br />
Frederick Pyne and Mark Curry.<br />
Vol 106 p 46 Poster for the above show.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 107<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1991<br />
Vol 107 p 1 – 44 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1991
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 108<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1992<br />
(Part One)<br />
Vol 108 p 1 – 30 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1992
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 109<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1992<br />
(Part Two)<br />
Vol 109 p 1 – 23 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1992
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 110<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1993<br />
(Part One)<br />
Vol 110 p 1 – 28 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1993
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 111<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1993<br />
(Part Two)<br />
Vol 111 p 1 – 20 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1993
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 112<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1994<br />
(Part One)<br />
Vol 112 p 1 – 27 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1994
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 113<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1994<br />
(Part Two)<br />
Vol 113 p 1 – 20 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1994
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 114<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1995<br />
(Part One)<br />
Vol 114 p 1 – 23 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1995
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 115<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1995<br />
(Part Two)<br />
Vol 115 p 1 – 13 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1995
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 116<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1996<br />
(Part One)<br />
Vol 116 p 1 – 19 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1996
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 117<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1996<br />
(Part Two)<br />
Vol 117 p 1 – 12 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1996
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 118<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1997<br />
(Part One)<br />
Vol 118 p 1 – 17 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1997
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 119<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1997<br />
(Part Two)<br />
Vol 119 p 1 – 13 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1997
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 120<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1998<br />
(Part One)<br />
Vol 120 p 1 – 18 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1998
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 121<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1998<br />
(Part Two)<br />
Vol 121 p 1 – 18 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1998
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 122<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1999<br />
(Part One)<br />
Vol 122 p 1 – 18 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1999
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 123<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
1999<br />
(Part Two)<br />
Vol 123 p 1 – 13 Range of Programmes, Flyers, Photographs and Postcards relating to shows held at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1999
BOX C<br />
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
2000-2001<br />
Box comprising a range of programmes and flyers for shows at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 2000 and 2001.
BOX D<br />
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
2002-2003<br />
Box comprising a range of programmes and flyers for shows at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 2002 and 2003.
BOX E<br />
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
2004-2007<br />
Box comprising a range of programmes and flyers for shows at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre between 2004 to 2007.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 124<br />
EMPIRE 1895 –<br />
HIPPODROME 1905 - 1959<br />
Vol 124 p 1 Photograph of Empire <strong>The</strong>atre, advertising visit of Marie Lloyd.<br />
Vol 124 p 2 Empire flyer 1895. Villion Troupe, Fillis’s Performing Dogs, Maud Prenton, Clifton<br />
Brothers and Quinton Gibson.<br />
Vol 124 p 3 Programme Easter 1899. Variety entertainments. Three Romas, Amy Vetta, Irma<br />
Orbasany, Angeline, Zanfreta and Napio, Whit Cunliffe and Proveanie Family.<br />
Vol 124 p 4 1899 Empire programme cover (photocopy only)<br />
Vol 124 p 5 1899 Empire programme (photocopy only – for original see Vol 158, p3 )<br />
Vol 124 p 6 Photograph and postcard of the theatre exterior as the Empire and the Hippodrome.<br />
Postcard “Mr & Mrs Alec Burley” (Empire 1896).<br />
Signed postcard <strong>Cyril</strong> Dunn (<strong>The</strong> Rockets)<br />
Vol 124 p 7 Photocopy (1905) of challenge issued to Houdini on the occasion of his visit to the<br />
Hippodrome on June 14 th .<br />
Vol 124 p 8 Photograph of Houdini.<br />
Vol 124 p 9 Programme Hippodrome Dec 28 th 1924. “Messiah”. Ada Preston, Helen Green, Tom<br />
Brown and Norman Hodgson.<br />
Vol 124 p 10 Programme “King Revel” (undated but 1938). Norman Evans, Douglas Wakefield,<br />
Sandy Powell and Gloria Gilbert.<br />
Vol 124 p 11 As previous show , but with a slightly altered programme.<br />
Vol 124 p 12 Programme (probably 1948) “Coconut Grove”. Josef Locke, Jimmy Jewel, Ben<br />
Warriss, <strong>The</strong> Five Smith Brothers, Gloria King, Evie and Joe Slack, Ken Whitmer.<br />
Vol 124 p 13 Programme “Coconut Grove” (1949 Season). Jewel and Warriss, Josef Locke, Julie<br />
Andrews, Wally Boag and Jean Carson.<br />
Vol 124 p 14 Programme “Fiesta at the Coconut Grove” (Summer Season show 1950). Jewel and<br />
Warriss, Robert Wilson, Elsa and Waldo, Bob Bromley and Henry Lytton.<br />
Vol 124 p 15 Illustrated souvenir brochure for previous show.<br />
Vol 124 p 16 Programme “Moulin Rouge” (Summer season show 1951). Vic Oliver and Josef<br />
Locke.<br />
Vol 124 p 17 Illustrated souvenir brochure for previous show.<br />
Vol 124 p 18 Flyer for previous show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].
Vol 124 p 19 Programme “Life with the Lyons” (Summer season show 1952) Bebe Daniels, Ben<br />
Lyon and Diana Dors.<br />
Vol 124 p 20 Programme as previous show, but with a slight variation in the cast [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 124 p 21 Flyer for previous 1952 show “Life with the Lyons” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 124 p 22 Newspaper cutting (undated) on the Lyons family.<br />
Vol 124 p 23 1986 magazine article on Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon.<br />
Vol 124 p 24 Flyer “Special Sunday Shows” Donald Peers (probably 1952) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 124 p 25 Programme “Latin Quarter” (Summer season show 1953). Hylda Baker, Winifred<br />
Atwell, Patrick O’Hagan and Max Bygraves.<br />
Vol 124 p 26 Illustrated souvenir brochure for previous show “Latin Quarter” (signed by Max<br />
Bygraves and Winifred Atwell)<br />
Vol 124 p 27 Flyer for previous 1953 show “Latin Quarter” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 124 p 28 As previous flyer, slightly altered design. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 124 p 29 Commemorative brochure to mark “Re – Opening Hippodrome” (May 31 st 1954)<br />
Vol 124 p 30 Programme “Turned out Nice Again” (summer season show 1954). George Formby,<br />
Albert and Les Ward, Jimmy James, Joan Hind, Les Trio Dorre, Margo Henderson and<br />
Sam Kemp<br />
Vol 124 p 31 – 32 Two flyers (slightly differing designs) for “Turned Out Nice Again” (Summer Season<br />
show 1954). George Formby, Jimmy James, Diana Decker, Albert and Les Ward. Both<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 124 p 33 – 35 Six programmes Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra July 4 th 1954 to August 15 th 1954.<br />
Conductors Hugo Rignold, Stanford Robinson or Rae Jenkins.<br />
Vol 124 p 36 Programme “This’ll Make You Laugh” (Summer Season show 1956). Tessie O’Shea,<br />
Arthur Worsley, Sabrina and Nat Jackley.<br />
Vol 124 p 37 Programme “Rocking with Laughter” (Summer Season show 1957). Ken Dodd, Stan<br />
Stennett and Jill Day.<br />
Vol 124 p 38 Entrance tickets for previous show.<br />
Bus ticket found inside previous programme “<strong>Blackpool</strong> 6/9 Day Return”<br />
Two tickets for “<strong>The</strong> Army Game” (1959)<br />
Vol 124 p 39 Programme “Light Up the Town” (Summer Season show 1958). Jack Storey, Winifred<br />
Atwell, Michael Holliday, <strong>The</strong> Nitwits, <strong>The</strong> Kaye Sisters, <strong>The</strong> Skylons and Baker and<br />
Douglas.<br />
Vol 124 p 40 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Army Game” (Summer Season show 1959). Ted Lune, Alfie Bass,<br />
Norman Rossington, Bill Fraser, Michael Medwin, Rosemary Squires, Fredianis,<br />
Albert and Les Ward, Saveen, Kenneth Wynne and Michael Stainton.
Vol 124 p 41 Signed card Ivor Vintor in “Rockets” (Hippodrome 1926)<br />
Signed photograph Alfie Bass (Hippodrome 1959)<br />
Postcard Bebe Daniels.<br />
Postcard Ben Lyon.<br />
Vol 124 p 42 Signed photograph Dickie Valentine (Hippodrome 1953)<br />
Signed photograph Michael Holliday (Hippodrome 1958)<br />
Signed photograph Bill Fraser (Hippodrome 1959)<br />
Signed photograph Norman Rossington (Hippodrome 1959)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 125<br />
ABC THEATRE<br />
1960 – 1967<br />
Vol 125 p 1 Programme “Seeing Stars” (Summer Season show 1960). Adam Faith, Emile Ford,<br />
Don Arrol, Morton Fraser’s Harmonica Gang, <strong>The</strong> Lana Sisters [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 125 p 2 Signed photograph Adam Faith.<br />
Vol 125 p 3 Entrance ticket Sept 10 th for “Seeing Stars”<br />
Vol 125 p 4 Programme “Rose Marie” (Summer Season show 1961). David Whitfield.<br />
Vol 125 p 5 Programme (cover only) for opening of the new ABC <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 125 p 6 Photograph of the interior of ABC during reconstruction.<br />
Vol 125 p 7 Programme “Holiday Carnival” (Summer Season show 1963.) Cliff Richard, <strong>The</strong><br />
Shadows, Norman Collier, Ugo Garrido, Arthur Worsley and Carole Gray.<br />
Vol 125 p 8 Invitation (to <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong>) to attend gala performance for “Holiday Carnival”<br />
show on May 31 st 1963.<br />
Commemorative entrance ticket to the gala performance “Holiday Carnival”.<br />
Vol 125 p 9 Photograph of Cliff Richard, with handwritten and signed note: “Requesting the<br />
pleasure of your company at a party in the circle lounge of the ABC <strong>The</strong>atre, Saturday<br />
September 14 th at 11.30pm”<br />
Vol 125 p 10 Postcard of <strong>The</strong> Shadows.<br />
Three postcards of <strong>The</strong> Beatles.<br />
Vol 125 p 11 Photograph of <strong>The</strong> Beatles on stage (for more Beatles photographs relating to their<br />
visit see Volume 127 )<br />
Vol 125 p 12 Flyer from 18 th Aug 1963. Gene Vincent, Shane Fenton, Freddy Starr and Tommy<br />
Wallis [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 125 p 13 Programme “Holiday Startime” (Summer Season show 1964). Frank Ifield, Kathy<br />
Kirby, Ted Rogers, Neville King, <strong>The</strong> Medifreds, Johnny Hawkins and his Orchestra,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Raindrops and <strong>The</strong> Modern Jazz Dancers.<br />
Vol 125 p 14 Frank Ifield brochure (cover only)<br />
Vol 125 p 15 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Morecambe and Wise Show” (Summer Season show 1965).<br />
Morecambe and Wise, Mark Wynter, <strong>The</strong> Alfrero, <strong>The</strong> Hermanis and Anna Dawson.<br />
Vol 125 p 16 Letter from Bob Parsons (ABC Manager) on the 1965 Summer Season at the ABC.<br />
Vol 125 p 17 Photograph of Bob Parsons.<br />
Vol 125 p 18 Photograph of Frank Ifield.
Postcard of Cliff Richard.<br />
Two signed photographs of Bert Weedon.<br />
Vol 125 p 19 Brochure “ABC Television’s <strong>Blackpool</strong> Night Out” (1965). Mike and Bernie Winters<br />
and Lionel Blair.<br />
Vol 125 p 20 Photograph (Jan 19 th 1965) Bachelor Boys and Bachelor Girls (ABC Television)<br />
Vol 125 p 21 Programme “Holiday Startime” (Summer Season show 1966). <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Cilla<br />
Black, Frank Berry, Mrs Mills, Ray Fell and Freddy Davies.<br />
Vol 125 p 22 Flyer for previous show “Holiday Startime 1966” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 125 p 23 ABC Film Review, June 1966, showing photograph inside back cover of Cilla Black<br />
and <strong>The</strong> Bachelors at “Holiday Startime”<br />
Vol 125 p 24 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Stars by Night” Sept 6 th 1966 (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Service Clubs’<br />
Association). Arthur Haynes, Arthur Askey, Charlie Chester, Winifred Atwell, Cilla<br />
Black, Freddy Davis, Val Doonican, Leslie Noyes, Ray Fell, Des Lane and Rockin’<br />
Berries [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 125 p 25 Brochure “Welcome to ABC Television’s <strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Show” (1966) .Tony<br />
Hancock, Frankie Howerd, <strong>The</strong> Kaye Sisters and Terry Hall [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 125 p 26 Programme April 3 rd 1967. “Call Me Madam” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera<br />
Company)<br />
Vol 125 p 27 Programme “Holiday Startime” (Summer Season show 1967). Frank Ifield, Jimmy<br />
Tarbuck, Audrey Jeans, Tanya and <strong>The</strong> Barron Knights.<br />
Vol 125 p 28 Brochure “Welcome to ABC Television’s <strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Show” (1967). Dickie<br />
Henderson, Irving Davies, Frankie Howerd and <strong>The</strong> Rockin’Berries.<br />
Vol 125 p 29 Programme Sept 3 rd 1967. Paul Jones, John Walker, <strong>The</strong> Settlers, Richard Kent Style<br />
and Johnny Temple.<br />
Vol 125 p 30 Programme Sept 17 th (1967). Engelbert Humperdinck, <strong>The</strong> Jones Boys, Elenor<br />
Nodwell, Jerry Stevens and the Staggerlees.<br />
Vol 125 p 31 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Stars by Night” Sept 12 th 1967 (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Service Clubs<br />
Association). Frank Ifield, Donald Peers, Barron Knights, Ted Rogers, Freddie<br />
Frinton, Dickie Henderson, Tanya, Jimmy Tarbuck and Audrey Jeans.<br />
Vol 125 p 32 Signed postcard Engelbert Humperdinck.<br />
Entrance ticket Sunday July 23 rd 1967. ABC Television’s <strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Show.<br />
Postcard of the Rolling Stones.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 126<br />
ABC THEATRE<br />
1968 –<br />
Vol 126 p 1 Flyer May 18 th (1968). Hermans Hermits, John Rowles, Amen Corner, Paper Dolls,<br />
Dave Berry, Johnny Ball and <strong>The</strong> Echoes.<br />
Vol 126 p 2 Programme “Holiday Startime” (Summer Season show 1968). Engelbert<br />
Humperdinck, Ted Rogers, Jimmy Marshall and <strong>The</strong> Pamela Devis Dancers.<br />
Vol 126 p 3 Souvenir brochure Engelbert Humperdinck<br />
Vol 126 p 4 Programme Sept 10 th 1968 “<strong>The</strong> Stars by Night” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Service Clubs’<br />
Association). Josef Locke, Tessie O’Shea, Lonnie Donegan, Joe Henderson, Mike<br />
Yarwood, Jimmy Jewel, Joan savage, Tommy Cooper and Engelbert Humperdinck.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 126 p 5 Programme “Holiday Startime” (Summer Season show 1969). Cilla Black, Roy Castle,<br />
Arthur Worsley, Tom Ward and Tony Cawley.<br />
Vol 126 p 6 Souvenir brochure Cilla Black.<br />
Vol 126 p 7 Flyer for above show. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 126 p 8 Page from autograph album plus photograph, both signed by Cilla, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Borough<br />
<strong>Council</strong>.<br />
Vol 126 p 9 Photograph Cilla Black.<br />
Vol 126 p 10 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Tommy Steele Show” (Summer Season show 1970). Tommy Steele,<br />
Mary Hopkin, Billy Dainty, Eric Brenn and <strong>The</strong> Pamela Devis dancers.<br />
Vol 126 p 11 – 13 Three photographs of Tommy Steele.<br />
Vol 126 p 14 Signed photograph of Tommy Steele.<br />
Signed photograph of Tom Jones.<br />
Vol 126 p 15 Programme “Holiday Startime” (Summer Season show 1971). Jimmy Tarbuck,<br />
Kenneth McKellar, Schaller Brothers and Pamela Devis Dancers.<br />
Vol 126 p 16 Undated programme (but researched to Sunday 1 st August 1971 at the ABC) “12 th<br />
CADS International Celebrity Concert”. Frankie Howerd, Freddie Starr, Dana, Vince<br />
Hill, Jack Diamond, New World, Johnny Howard and his Band<br />
Vol 126 p 17 Programme “Holiday Startime” (Summer Season Show 1972). Lovelace Watkins, Ted<br />
Rogers, Arthur Worsley, Clark Brothers and <strong>The</strong> Rockin’ Berries.<br />
Vol 126 p 18 Signed photograph of <strong>The</strong> Rockin’ Berries.<br />
Vol 126 p 19 Programme “Holiday Startime” (Summer Season show 1973). Mike Yarwood, Robert<br />
Young, Basil Brush, Johnny Hart and Louisa Jane White.
Vol 126 p 20 Flyer May 25 th 1974. Dorothy Squires, Joey Loren, Clifford Davis, Jimmy Jacobs and<br />
George Elliot Orchestra.<br />
Flyer May 26 th 1974. Johnny Hackett, Mike Goddard, Pat Mooney and Steve Faye.<br />
Vol 126 p 21 Programme “Grayson’s Scandals” (Summer Season show 1974.) Larry Grayson, <strong>The</strong><br />
Kaye Sisters, Keith Harris, <strong>The</strong> Fredianis and Larry Parker.<br />
Vol 126 p 22 Programme Aug 11 th 1974. “Holiday Time ‘74”. Rolf Harris, Stu Francis, Eranga and<br />
Prianga and the George Elliot Orchestra.<br />
Vol 126 p 23 Programme Sept 11 th 1974. “Charity Midnight Matinee” (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Service Club<br />
Association). Val Doonican, Ken Goodwin, Peters and Lee, Ben Warriss, Keith Harris,<br />
Polly James, Kaye Sisters and Norman Vaughan.<br />
Vol 126 p 24 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Mike and Bernie Winters Show” (Summer Season show 1975). Also<br />
starring Clodagh Rodgers, Roger Kitter, Cool breeze, Del Derrick and Dorrien Lewis.<br />
Vol 126 p 25 – 26 Two photographs Mike and Bernie Winters.<br />
Vol 126 p 27 Programme “Stars of Television’s New Faces” (Sunday show July 13 th – Sept 28 th<br />
1975). Colin Crompton, Michelle Fisher, Jimmy Lister, Tom Waite, Marti Caine and<br />
<strong>The</strong> George Elliott Orchestra.<br />
Vol 126 p 28 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 126 p 29 Programme (Photocopy of cover only – for original see Vol ….) Sept 10 th 1975<br />
“Charity Midnight Matinee”<br />
Vol 126 p 30 Programme June 5 th and 6 th 1976. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Centenary Proms (held at the ABC)<br />
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Halle Orchestra.<br />
Vol 126 p 31 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Dick Emery Show” (Summer Season show 1976). Also starring Bert<br />
Weedon, Los Zafiros, Ken Wood, Len Lowe, Lesley Arden and Maz J. Francis.<br />
Vol 126 p 32 Programme “Holiday Startime”(Summer Season show 1977). Les Dawson, Kenneth<br />
McKellar, <strong>The</strong> Sunshine Girls, Bobby Bennett and Jumping Jack.<br />
Vol 126 p 33 Programme “Holiday Startime”. (Summer Season show 1978). <strong>The</strong> Bachelors, Billy<br />
Dainty, <strong>The</strong> Nolan Sisters, Joe Church, <strong>The</strong> Mosaics and Dick Franco (addendum<br />
included in programme announcing programme alteration - Nino Frediani to appear in<br />
the show from 30 th June until 15 th July in place of Dick Franco)<br />
Vol 126 p 34 Programme “An Evening with Tommy Steele” (Summer Season show 1979). Also<br />
starring Chick Hicks, <strong>The</strong> Dynamic Steelmen, Don Q and his Wonder Horse and Lady<br />
and Tramp.<br />
Vol 126 p 35 Newspaper article on Tommy Steele.<br />
Vol 126 p 36 Flyer Sept 2 nd 1979. Dana, <strong>The</strong> New Christy Minstrels.<br />
Vol 126 p 37 Entrance ticket Nov 7 th 1979 “BBC Rising Stars” at the ABC.<br />
Vol 126 p 38 Programme “Fancy Free” (Summer Season show 1980). John Inman, Moira Anderson,<br />
Bobby Crush, Dawson Chance and Los Gauchos.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 127<br />
THE BEATLES AT THE ABC<br />
All the following Beatles images were taken on 19 July 1964:<br />
Vol 127 p 1 – 7 Seven photographs of the Beatles on stage at the ABC.<br />
Vol 127 p 8 Photograph of Paul McCartney strumming his guitar sitting in the stalls at the ABC.<br />
(Several unidentified people are sat near him)<br />
Vol 127 p 9 Photograph of Paul McCartney strumming his guitar and John Lennon, sitting in the<br />
stalls at the ABC<br />
Vol 127 p 10 – 14 Four photographs of George Harrison and John Lennon on the streets of <strong>Blackpool</strong>,<br />
ABC Television Broadcast.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 128<br />
BOROUGH / FELDMANS / QUEEN’S THEATRE<br />
UP TO 1953<br />
Vol 128 p 1 Programme for Borough <strong>The</strong>atre, near Hounds Hill Station – Thursday 3 rd January<br />
1878. “Treat and entertainment [for the] aged people of the Borough of <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 128 p 2 Photocopy of notes on origins of <strong>The</strong> Borough <strong>The</strong>atre /Feldmans.<br />
Vol 128 p 3 Undated photograph showing Feldmans on left and Central Station.<br />
Undated Postcard of Feldmans.<br />
(1938) postcard showing images from Feldman shows.<br />
Vol 128 p 4 Undated Feldmans programme (1920’s) for “White Blackbirds”<br />
Vol 128 p 5 Undated Feldmans programme (1920s) for “Sunshine Sally”. Victor Gammon,<br />
Freddie Liston, Little Doreen, Baby Joy, Erico Donati, Arrack Sawny, Irene Melville,<br />
Eileen Vaughan, Albert Sharpe, Norman Savage, <strong>The</strong> Sunshine Follies Juvenile Band.<br />
Vol 128 p 6 Undated Feldmans programme (1920’s) for Young and Healthy” marked as “Season<br />
Attraction” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 128 p 7 Feldmans programme Jan 1 st (1934). “Cock Crows”. Val Gilbert, Ethel Austen,<br />
James Benbridge, Phil Strickland, Fred Hyde, Violet Gould.<br />
Vol 128 p 8 Feldmans programme (undated, but 1934). “Blaze away!”. Reg Bolton, Donald<br />
Peers, Cecile Benson, Frances Seymour, Claude Worth, Harry Vardon.<br />
Vol 128 p 9 Feldmans programme 10 th June (1935). “Popular Varieties at Popular Prices”. Arthur<br />
Worsley, Penslow Trio, Murphy and Mack, Hugh Ormond, Troy Sisters and Sydney<br />
Wilson, Geddes Bros, Billy Kray, Granville Smith.<br />
Vol 128 p 10 Feldmans programme 17 th June (1935). “Popular Varieties at Popular Prices”. <strong>The</strong> 10<br />
Moonbeams, Walker and Mascot, Mr Thomas (“that star singing comedian”), <strong>The</strong><br />
Two Blue Cheats, <strong>The</strong> Horsburgh Bros, Roelgin’s Cockatoos, Johnny Gay, Phyliss<br />
and Giles.<br />
Vol 128 p 11 Feldmans programme 29 th October (1935). “A Novel Entertainment in two parts”.<br />
Miss Tiny, Issy Greenberg, Mick and Mukk, Miss Lillian Skinner, Hoarse Tralia, Egg<br />
and Cress, Peel and Curtis, Moran and Elof, Schofield and Barclay, Elsa and Iris,<br />
Tudor Steppers.<br />
Vol 128 p 12 Feldmans programme 5 th November (1935). “I’ll Be Seeing You”. Sid Dooley,<br />
Josephine Boucher, William Thomson, Wee Toss, Betty Duncan, Al Harte, Doris<br />
Dawn, Noni Oxley, Owen Glynne, <strong>The</strong> Piccadilly Girls.<br />
Vol 128 p 13 Feldmans programme “Lucky Strike” (summer season show 1936). Reg Bolton,<br />
Tessia O’Shea, Terry Wilson, Harry Vardon, Claude Worth, Frances Seymour, Joe<br />
Petersen.
Vol 128 p 14 Feldmans programme (13 th May 1940). Modern production presents “Laughs and<br />
Ladies”.<br />
Vol 128 p 15 Feldmans programme (21 st Oct 1940) “Stars and Strips” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 128 p 16 Feldmans Programme (23 rd August 1943) “Saucy but nice” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 128 p 17 Feldmans programme (5 th March 1944). Concert by <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra.<br />
Vol 128 p 18 Feldmans Programme (31 st July 1944) “Here it is”.<br />
Vol 128 p 19 Feldmans Programme (Sep 18 th 1944) “Rockin’ the Town”. Charles Dudley and his<br />
midgets, Harold Walden, Renee Dymott, Paul Roach supported by Sylvia Royan,<br />
Mavis Lee’s Ten Young Stars, Anna and her pals (animal act), Miff Smith assisted by<br />
Billy Shaw, Stewart and Ray.<br />
Vol 128 p 20 Feldmans bill (circa 1945) “Dalton’s Varieties”<br />
Page from autograph album “All my good wishes Harry Vardon”<br />
Vol 128 p 21 Feldmans programme (9 th February 1948) “Striking New Stars”.<br />
Vol 128 p 22 Feldmans programme (July 26 th 1948) “Laughter Over <strong>Blackpool</strong>”. Bobbie Collins,<br />
Reg Bolton, Arthur Dowler, Tex and Peggy Shamva, <strong>The</strong> Five Speedacs, Leslie and<br />
Kearns, Jothia and Joan, <strong>The</strong> Permanes, Yeaman’s Sporting Dogs.<br />
Vol 128 p 23 Feldmans programme (Oct 11th 1948). Gilbert Suddaby Productions present “Star<br />
Variety”.<br />
Vol 128 p 24 Undated (1940’s) Feldmans programme, “Smiling Through” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 128 p 25 Feldmans <strong>The</strong>atre “1948 Season Attractions” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 128 p 26 Feldmans <strong>The</strong>atre “1949 Season Attractions” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 128 p 27 Feldmans <strong>The</strong>atre “Summer Season 1950” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 128 p 28 Feldmans <strong>The</strong>atre “Summer Season 1951” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 128 p 29 Feldmans programme 25 th July [1949?] .Johnnie Riscoe presents “Behind the Clouds”<br />
(variety show )<br />
Vol 128 p 30 Feldmans programme (3rd April 1950). Gilbert Suddaby presents “Variety: a modern<br />
high speed entertainment”<br />
Vol 128 p 31 Feldmans programme (10 th April 1950). Phil Seymour presents “Let’s go to the<br />
Show”<br />
Vol 128 p 32 Feldmans programme (17 th April 1950). Peter D. Barber presents “Long Legs and<br />
Laughter” starring Jack Storey.<br />
Vol 128 p 33 Feldmans programme (21 st July 1952). Jack Gillam presents “Hello! Miss Venus”
Vol 128 p 34 Undated bill for “Foolish but Funny” and marked as “Bert Feldman’s spectacular<br />
season attraction” starring Reg Bolton and Terry Wilson [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 128 p 35 Feldmans programme sheet (undated) for “Variety entertainers” Claude Worth,<br />
Lillian Denton, Terry Wilson, Harry Vardon, Elsie Prince and Fred Gibson [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library collection]<br />
Vol 128 p 36 Undated Images of Feldmans performers –<br />
Postcard “How are yer? With Jack Judge’s compliments”<br />
Signed photograph of Chris Sands.<br />
Signed photograph of Florence Smithson.<br />
Postcard of Florence Smithson.<br />
Vol 128 p 37 Undated Photograph of Shek Ben Ali, “Indian Magician”<br />
Vol 128 p 38 – 39 Undated Photographs of Frank Wilson, second one signed (1946)<br />
Vol 128 p 40 Undated Photograph Joe King “Always Joking”<br />
Undated photograph (1940’s) inscribed “Scene on the Queen’s stage.<br />
Vol 128 p 41 [From here all programmes are Queen’s]<br />
Queen’s programme (23 rd Feb 1953). Jack Taylor and John D.Roberton present<br />
“Encore”<br />
Vol 128 p 42 Queen’s programme (20 th April 1953). <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Company<br />
present “Gypsy Love” See also next item.<br />
Vol 128 p 43 More comprehensive programme for “Gypsy Love”, with photographs.<br />
Vol 128 p 44 Queen’s programme (10 th May 1953). <strong>The</strong> Albert Club (<strong>Blackpool</strong>) Ltd present<br />
“Grand Celebrity Concert” starring Josef Locke [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library collection]<br />
Vol 128 p 45 Queen’s programme (11 th May 1953) “All Star Variety”. Afrique, <strong>The</strong> Great Cingalee,<br />
Joe Black, Herschel “Jizz” Henlere, Billy Eaves, Lonsdale Sisters, Cavan O’Connor,<br />
Tattersall and Jerry.<br />
Vol 128 p 46 Queen’s programme for “Singing in the Reign” (May 23 rd 1953). Josef Locke, Nat<br />
Jackley, <strong>The</strong> Musical Elliotts, Marianne Lincoln, “Anny, Alex and Jo”.<br />
Vol 128 p 47 Flyer for above [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library collection].<br />
Vol 128 p 48 Queen’s programme (23 rd Nov 1953). <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Company<br />
present “Rose Marie”. See also next item.<br />
Vol 128 p 49 More comprehensive programme for “Rose Marie”, with photographs.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 129<br />
QUEEN’S THEATRE 1954 - 1959<br />
Vol 129 p 1 Queen’s programme (8 th Feb 1954) “Variety Fun Fare” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong> ]<br />
Vol 129 p 2 Queen’s programme(22 nd March 1954). D.K.Productions present “ Piccadilly Peep<br />
Show”<br />
Vol 129 p 3 Queen’s programme (3 rd May 1954). Bob Mills (for Lone Star Productions Ltd)<br />
presents “Lone Star Road Show”<br />
Vol 129 p 4 Queen’s programme (10 th May 1954). <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Co. present<br />
“Good –Night Vienna”. See also the next items.<br />
Vol 129 p 5 More detailed programme for “Good-Night Vienna”, with photographs.<br />
Vol 129 p 6 Queen’s programme (undated, but 1954) James Brennan presents “Off the Record”<br />
(“summer season star studded revue”) Nat Jackley, Eddie Calvert, Jimmy Clitheroe,<br />
<strong>The</strong> De Vere Girls. See also item below.<br />
Vol 129 p 7 Another programme for “Off the Record” as above, but with different running order.<br />
Vol 129 p 8 Queen’s programme (20 th Dec 1954). Jack Gillam presents “<strong>The</strong> Old Woman Who<br />
Lived In A Shoe”<br />
Vol 129 p 9 Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre [19 th Sept 1955]. Souvenir programme of “Pick of the Pack” starring<br />
Joan Regan, Ken Platt, <strong>The</strong> Three Monarchs, Hylda Baker and Jean Bayless. See also<br />
the next item.<br />
Vol 129 p 10 –11 Queen’s programme (not souvenir) for “Pick of the Pack”<br />
Also another programme for same show with slight change in the cast.<br />
Vol 129 p 12 Queen’s programme (Nov 1955). <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Co, present<br />
“Vagabond King” with photographs.<br />
Vol 129 p 13 As previous programme but with different colour of cover.<br />
Vol 129 p 14 Photograph of Joe King.”Always joking”<br />
Queen’s programme (23 rd April 1956). <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Co, present<br />
“A Country Girl”. See also the next item.<br />
Vol 129 p15 More detailed programme for “A Country Girl”, with photographs.<br />
Vol 129 p 16 Queen’s programme (undated, but 1956). James Brennan presents “Ace High” starring<br />
<strong>The</strong> Three Monarchs, <strong>The</strong> Beverley Sisters, Derek Roy, Rona Ricardo, Gillian Moran,<br />
John and Rene Arnaut, Lionel Baker, Helen Gray, <strong>The</strong> Peiro Brothers. See also next<br />
item.<br />
Vol 129 p 17 More detailed programme of “Ace High”, with photographs of the cast.
Vol 129 p 18 Queen’s programme (3 rd Dec 1956). <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Co. present<br />
“Bless the Bride”<br />
Vol 129 p 19 Queen’s programme (20 th May 1957). <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Light Opera Co. present<br />
“Gypsy Baron”<br />
Vol 129 p 20 Queen’s programme 1957 Summer Season show “Nap Hand”, starring Terry Hall, Vic<br />
Oliver and Jimmy Clitheroe [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]. See also the next<br />
item<br />
Vol 129 p 21 Flyer for “Nap Hand”.<br />
Vol 129 p 22 Queens’ programme (21 st October 1957) “Las Vegas after Dark” Beryl Catlin, <strong>The</strong><br />
Girls, Nudes and Ensemble, Kenny Noble, Kim Clements, Anita Banks, Harry<br />
Saunders.<br />
Vol 129 p 23 Queen’s programme (18 th Nov 1957) “Thanks for the Memory”<br />
Vol 129 p 24 Queen’s programme (10 th Feb 1958). Terry Cantor (Success Plays Ltd) presents “<strong>The</strong><br />
French Way”<br />
Vol 129 p 25 Queen’s programme (31 st Mar 1958) “All Star Variety” starring Ted Lune, Peter<br />
Cavanagh and Jack Francois.<br />
Vol 129 p 26 Queen’s programme 1958 summer season show. James Brennan presents “You’ll be<br />
Lucky” starring Al Read, Jimmy Clitheroe, Eve Boswell, Lenny the Lion with Terry<br />
Hall, Rudy Cardenas, Jimmy Currie’s Hungarian Aquascope. See also next item.<br />
Vol 129 p 27 Flyer for “You’ll be Lucky”.<br />
Vol 129 p 28 Queen’s programme Sunday 28 th Sep 1958. “Grand Sunday Concerts”. Diana Dors,<br />
Hollander and Hart, Joan Hinde, Jack and Eddie Swann, Rankin and Martin, Syd<br />
Raymond and Pat Ward, Reed and Delroy.<br />
Vol 129 p 29 Queen’s programme (2 nd Feb 1959) “Festival of Striptease” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 129 p 30 Queen’s programme (30 th Mar 1959) “Strip a la Carte”<br />
Vol 129 p 31 Queen’s programme (3 rd June 1959). James Brennan presents “Jokers All” starring<br />
Jimmy Clitheroe and Dickie Henderson [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>] See<br />
also next item.<br />
Vol 129 p 32 Short programme sheet for “Jokers All”, but with programme and cast changes.<br />
Vol 129 p 33 Queen’s programme (23 rd Nov 1959) “Olde Tyme Music Hall”<br />
Vol 129 p 34 Photograph (undated) of interior of Queen’s, possibly after closure.<br />
Photograph (undated) of stage scene from unidentified Queen’s show.<br />
Vol 129 p 35 Postcard (undated) of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Highland Band.<br />
Photograph (undated) Hylda Baker.<br />
Postcard (undated) Vic Oliver<br />
Photograph (undated) Frederick Ferrari.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 130<br />
QUEEN’S THEATRE 1960 –<br />
Vol 130 p 1 Queen’s programme (2 nd May 1960) “Stars and Strips”.<br />
Vol 130 p 2 Queen’s show guide (undated c1960) “<strong>The</strong> time of your Life: holiday revue” starring<br />
George Formby, Jimmy Clitheroe, Yana and Toni Dalli [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>] See also next item.<br />
Vol 130 p 3 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> time of your Life” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 130 p 4 Queen’s programme (16 th Jan 1961) “Festival of Striptease”<br />
Vol 130 p 5 Queen’s programme (30 th Jan 1961) “Startime Spectacular”<br />
Vol 130 p 6 Queen’s programme (26 th Sep 1961). James Brennan presents “Fun and Fancy Free”<br />
starring Al Reed, Yana, Don Arrol, Allan Bruce, Rob Murray and the Two Earls.<br />
See also next items.<br />
Vol 130 p 7 Flyer for “Fun and Fancy Free”<br />
Vol 130 p 8 Queen’s programme (21 st Aug 1962). James Brennan presents “You’ll see Stars”<br />
devised and produced by Ross Taylor, Tommy Cooper. Nat Jackley, Peter Regan and<br />
Nina and Frederik.<br />
Vol 130 p 9 1963 Summer Season programme “Putting on the Donegan”, starring Lonnie<br />
Donegan, Des O’Connor, Miki and Griff, Peter Goodwright, Clark Brothers and <strong>The</strong><br />
Kestrels. See also the next item.<br />
Vol 130 p 10 Same as “Putting on the Donegan” but with a different colour cover. [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library collection]<br />
Vol 130 p 11 Flyer for “Putting on the Donegan”<br />
Vol 130 p 12 Undated programme for Nina and Frederik.<br />
Vol 130 p 13 Queen’s programme (2 nd June 1964) “Freddie and the Dreamers”. Also starring Don<br />
Arrol, <strong>The</strong> Don Riddell Four, <strong>The</strong> Avons, <strong>The</strong> Mighty Avengers and <strong>The</strong> Seekers.<br />
Vol 130 p 14 Queen’s programme1964 Summer season show. James Brennan and Leslie Grade in<br />
association with Bernard Delfont present “<strong>The</strong> Charlie Drake show”, also starring <strong>The</strong><br />
Clark Brothers, the Square Pegs, Albert and Les Ward, Marian Davies, <strong>The</strong> Skylons<br />
and Jack Francois. See also the next item.<br />
Vol 130 p 15 Flyer for “<strong>The</strong> Charlie Drake Show”<br />
Vol 130 p 16 Queen’s programme 1965 Summer Season. “<strong>The</strong> Queen’s Show”, devised and<br />
produced by Al Heath, starring Freddie and the Dreamers, Tommy Cooper, Donald<br />
Peers and Jewel and Warriss. See also next item<br />
Vol 130 p 17 Flyer for “”<strong>The</strong> Queen’s Show”
Vol 130 p 18 Queen’s programme 1966 Summer season “<strong>The</strong> Queen’s Show”. Directed and<br />
produced by Al Heath, starring Val Doonican, Charlie Chester, Dodie West, Rico and<br />
David Gray and Gail..<br />
Vol 130 p19 Queen’s programme 1967 Summer season “<strong>The</strong> Queen’s Show”. Directed by Dick<br />
Hurran, starring Al Reed, Peter Goodwright, Teddy Johnson and Pearl Carr, Dave<br />
Gray and Gail, <strong>The</strong> Clark Brothers, Ugo Garrido and the Dior Dancers. See also next<br />
item.<br />
Vol 130 p 20 Same as “1967 “<strong>The</strong> Queen’s Show” but slightly altered design [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library collection]<br />
Vol 130 p 21 Queen’s programme 1968 Summer Season “<strong>The</strong> Queen’s Show”. Directed by Dick<br />
Hurran starring Josef Locke, <strong>The</strong> Kaye Sisters, Freddie Davies, <strong>The</strong> Three Bizzarros.<br />
Mike Newman and Johnny Hart. See also next item.<br />
Vol 130 p 22 Flyer for 1968 “<strong>The</strong> Queen’s Show”<br />
Vol 130 p 23 Queen’s programme 1970 Summer season “<strong>The</strong> Queen’s Show”. Directed by Dick<br />
Hurran, starring Winifred Atwell, Mike Yarwood, Donald Peers, Colin Crompton, Gil<br />
Dova, Regina Baranton and Helena Garron. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central library collection]<br />
Vol 130 p 24 Queen’s programme 1971 Summer season “<strong>The</strong> Queen’s Show”. A Ross Taylor<br />
Production, starring Dora Bryan, Les Dawson, Ronnie Hilton, Alister Jons, Helena<br />
Garron, Lennie Bennett and <strong>The</strong> Mistins.<br />
Vol 130 p 25 Queen’s programme (undated, possibly 1964). Freddie and the Dreamers and Susan<br />
Maughan [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 130 p 26 Undated Photograph of Paul Howard “Just Tricks”<br />
Vol 130 p 27 Undated signed photograph Sandy Lane, inscribed “Bless you Always”<br />
Vol 130 p 28 Undated photograph of Roy Rivers.<br />
Vol 130 p 29 Undated photograph of unknown stage troupe.<br />
Vol 130 p 30 Undated photograph of Alexander Brothers with Terry Hall and Lennie the Lion.<br />
Vol 130 p 31 Undated signed photographs of the Three Monarchs<br />
Undated photograph of Joan Regan.<br />
Undated and unidentified postcard of female performer.<br />
Vol 130 p 32 1961 photograph of Yana.<br />
Undated signed photograph of Charlie Drake.<br />
Undated photograph of Vic Oliver.<br />
Undated signed photograph Ronnie Hilton.<br />
Vol 130 p 33 Undated signed photograph of Lonnie Donegan<br />
Queen’s 1971 photograph of Dora Bryan possibly with Nat Jackley<br />
Photograph of Queen’s exterior c1970.<br />
Vol 130 p 34 Queen’s tickets originally found inside the stated show programmes.<br />
Tues Sept 24 th [1957] [“Nap Hand”]<br />
Wed Jun 24 th [1959] [“Jokers All”]<br />
Sat May 27 th [1961] [“Fun and Fancy Free”]
Tues Sept 26 th [1961] [“Fun and Fancy Free”]<br />
[ All <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 130 p 35 Queen’s tickets continued:<br />
Sat Aug 7 th [1965 ] [“<strong>The</strong> Queen’s Show”]<br />
Mon Sep 9 th [1968] [“<strong>The</strong> Queen’s Show”]<br />
[Both <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 131<br />
QUEENS THEATRE / MAGIC PALACE /<br />
CORONATION ST THEATRE<br />
Vol 131 p 1 Invitation June 6 th 1981. “First Night Gala Show in the Enchanted Hall at the Magic<br />
Palace, 75, Coronation Street”<br />
Vol 131 p 2 Magic Palace flyer. <strong>The</strong> Charlie Crow Show.<br />
Vol 131 p 3 Magic Palace entry ticket.<br />
Ticket “<strong>The</strong>atrical Supper” Nov 14 th 1981.<br />
Flyer “Cavalcade of Magic” and “Museum of Entertainment”.<br />
Vol 131 p 4 Three tickets to magic shows, Coronation Street <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 131 p 5 Programme Coronation Street <strong>The</strong>atre (undated). “<strong>The</strong> Al Jolson Show”, Paul Morrell<br />
as Al Jolson, Duggie Clark, Debbie Gold and Pete Lindup.<br />
Vol 131 p 6 Programme Nov 14 th 1981.Night of Magic to celebrate 80 th Birthday of Murray.<br />
Vol 131 p 7 Flyer Coronation Street <strong>The</strong>atre (Season 1982). Buzz Hawkins and Mick Coleman.<br />
Vol 131 p 8 Flyer Oct 22 nd 1982. “A Neet o’ Lankisher Kulture”<br />
Vol 131 p 9 Further flyer for the above show.<br />
Flyer July 4 th 1983 variety show. Connie Scott.<br />
Vol 131 p 10 Two (1987?) miniature programmes for shows at Coronation St <strong>The</strong>atre by<br />
Lancastrian Players.<br />
Vol 131 p 11 Flyer for 1984 talent competition.<br />
Vol 131 p 12 Flyer summer season show 1986 “<strong>The</strong> Al Jolson Birthday Show”. Steve King, Pete<br />
Lindup, Syd Francis, Jackie Lyn-Dell.<br />
Also programme for above show.<br />
Vol 131 p 13 Photograph Steve King and Pete Lindup on stage 1986 in above show. Also<br />
photograph of Montelli in 1987 on the stairs that led from the dressing room to the<br />
stage at the Coronation Street <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 131 p 14 Three photographs of the outside of the Coronation Street <strong>The</strong>atre in 1986 showing the<br />
placards for the “Al Jolson Birthday Show”.<br />
Vol 131 p 15 Undated flyer for Pierrot show (1980s)<br />
Undated flyer Peter Casson (Hypnotist)<br />
Vol 131 p 16 Programme (1988) variety night.<br />
Vol 131 p 17 Two undated flyers Michael Sutherland (hypnotist). “Star Doubles” and “Variety<br />
Night”.
Vol 131 p 18 Flyer “Matthews and Mercer”, play by Mark Campbell.<br />
Vol 131 p 19 Undated programme “Fur Coat and no Knickers”. Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre, Coronation Street.<br />
Vol 131 p 20 Flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 131 p 21 Flyer (1989) “A Tribute to Elvis”<br />
Flyer (1989) “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”<br />
Vol 131 p 22 Press review of the above “Tribute to Elvis” Show.<br />
Vol 131 p 23 Undated flyer “Variety Showtime”. Duggie Clark, Syd Francis, Reval (<strong>Cyril</strong><br />
<strong>Critchlow</strong>)<br />
Vol 131 p 24 Poster (photocopy only – original in Drawer 9 (Right) “Music Hall 1990”<br />
Vol 131 p 25 Flyer (undated) “May Time Music Hall”<br />
Vol 131 p 26 Undated programme (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Dramatic Society) “Cabaret”<br />
Vol 131 p 27 Flyer for above show.<br />
Flyer (undated) “Hypnotist Ronricco”<br />
Vol 131 p 28 Two flyers “Museum of Entertainment” Coronation Street.<br />
Vol 131 p 29 Flyer (undated) “Stars of Tomorrow”<br />
Flyer (undated) “<strong>The</strong> Jolson Christmas Show”<br />
Vol 131 p 30 Poster (photocopy only – original in Drawer 9 (Right) for above Jolson Christmas<br />
Show.<br />
Vol 131 p 31 Flyer Nov 4 th 1990 Laurel and Hardy Film Show.<br />
Vol 131 p 32 Flyers and tickets to three Queen’s / Coronation Street <strong>The</strong>atre shows.<br />
Vol 131 p 33 – 36 Four posters (photocopies only – originals in Drawer 9, right) “Boys will be Girls”, “A<br />
Tribute to Elvis”, “<strong>The</strong> Magic Palace” and “Magic Roadshow”<br />
Vol 131 p 37 Flyer (undated) Paula Paradaema, Carol Searle.<br />
Flyer (undated) “<strong>The</strong> Tart and the Vicar’s Wife”<br />
Vol 131 p 38 Poster “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Breezes” (undated)<br />
Vol 131 p 39 – 43 Letter headings for correspondence from the Museum of Entertainment, Coronation<br />
Street <strong>The</strong>atre, Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 131 p 44 “Memorandum and Articles of Association of Coronation <strong>The</strong>atre Projects Ltd”<br />
incorporated 1 st Oct 1987.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 132<br />
ROYAL PAVILION<br />
TO 1957<br />
Vol 132 p 1 Undated photocopy “Royal Pavilion, Rigby Rd, Promenade… the finest animated<br />
pictures in the world”<br />
Vol 132 p 2 Programme (undated, photocopy only) “Folies striptease” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library<br />
collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 3 Programme Nov 21 st 1949 “Miranda”. Margaret Braidwood, Iris Wansker, Frank<br />
Pettitt.<br />
Vol 132 p 4 Programme Dec 26 th 1949 “Rookery Nook”. Dallas Yorke, Cymbeline Brooks,<br />
Gordon Rollings.<br />
Vol 132 p 5 Programme June 19 th 1950 “Love in a Mist”. Harry Geldard, Iris Wansker, Margaret<br />
Braidwood [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 6 Programme July 31 st 1950 “<strong>The</strong> Family Upstairs”. Frank Lloyd, Shirley Nicholson,<br />
Hilda Malcolm.<br />
Vol 132 p 7 Programme Sept 18 th 1950 “Bed of Roses”. Harry Geldard, William Brookfield,<br />
Dallas Yorke [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 8 Programme (photocopy only) Oct 2 nd 1950 “<strong>The</strong> Perfect Woman”. Margaret<br />
Braidwood, Roy Deeley, Ronald Barlow [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 9 Programme (photocopy only) Oct 9th 1950 “Someone at the Door”. Margaret<br />
Braidwood, Roy Deeley, Ronald Barlow, William Brookfield [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library<br />
collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 10 Programme (photocopy only) Oct 16th 1950 “Mother of Men”. Margaret Braidwood,<br />
Roy Deeley, Frank Lloyd, Hilda Malcolm [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 11 Programme (photocopy only) Oct 23rd 1950 “<strong>The</strong> School for Husbands”. Margaret<br />
Braidwood, Hilda Malcolm, Shirley Nicholson [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 12 Programme (photocopy only) Nov 27th 1950 “Doctor Angelus”. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library<br />
collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 13 Programme (photocopy only) Nov 6th 1950 “Meet the Wife”. William Brookfield,<br />
Harry Geldard, Frank Lloyd, Dallas Yorke [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 14 Programme (photocopy only) Dec 18th 1950 “But Once a Year”. Margaret<br />
Braidwood, Roy Deeley, Maureen Martin [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 15 Programme (photocopy only) Jan 29 th 1951 “School for Spinsters”. Margaret<br />
Braidwood, Roy Deeley, Barbara Lynn, Gordon Rollings, Frank Lloyd, Shirley<br />
Nicholson, William Brookfield [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]
Vol 132 p 16 Programme (photocopy only) Mar 12th 1951 “Claudia”. Margaret Braidwood, Roy<br />
Deeley, Hilda Malcolm, Harry Geldard, Frank Lloyd, Shirley Nicholson, [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 17 Programme (photocopy only) April 9th 1951 “Jane Steps Out”. Eileen Anson, Roy<br />
Deeley, Hilda Malcolm, Shirley Nicholson, William Brookfield, Harry Geldard<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 18 Programme (photocopy only) April 16th 1951 “Jupiter Laughs”. Margaret<br />
Braidwood, Sheila Kay, Gordon Rollings, Frank Lloyd, Shirley Nicholson, William<br />
Brookfield, Eileen Anson [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 19 Programme (photocopy only) April 23rd 1951 “Goodness, How Sad!”. Margaret<br />
Braidwood, Gordon Rollings, Frank Lloyd, Shirley Nicholson, William Brookfield<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 20 Programme June 11 th 1951 “Mountain Air”. Margaret Braidwood, Gordon Rollings,<br />
Shirley Nicholson, William Brookfield, Eileen Anson [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 21 Programme June 18 th 1951 “By Candle Light”. Margaret Braidwood, Gordon Rollings,<br />
Shirley Nicholson, William Brookfield, Eileen Anson, Bernard MacNamee [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 22 Programme Sep 10th 1951 “<strong>The</strong> Pay-off”. Margaret Braidwood, Gordon Rollings,<br />
Shirley Nicholson, Harry Geldard, Eileen Anson, Hilda Malcolm [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library<br />
collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 23 Programme Sep 17 th 1951 “Blithe Spirit”. Margaret Braidwood, Gordon Rollings,<br />
Shirley Nicholson, Hilda Malcolm, Julia Hand [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 24 Programme March 10 th 1952 “Is Your Honeymoon Really Necessary?”. Margaret<br />
Braidwood, Gordon Rollings, William Brookfield, Eileen Anson, Julia Hand, John<br />
Irvine, Clair Tiffin.<br />
Vol 132 p 25 Programme Aug 11th 1952 “<strong>The</strong> Whole Town’s Talking”. Margaret Braidwood,<br />
Gordon Rollings, William Brookfield, John Irvine, Clair Tiffin, Hilda Malcolm,<br />
Herbert Ramskill [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 26 Programme Aug 18th 1952 “<strong>The</strong> Good Young Man”. Margaret Braidwood, Gordon<br />
Rollings, John Irvine, Clair Tiffin, Hilda Malcolm, Edgar Metcalfe, Herbert Ramskill<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 27 Programme Feb 2 nd 1953 “<strong>The</strong> Chinese Bungalow”. Olwen Morris, Eileen Anson,<br />
William Brookfield, John Irvine, Hilda Malcolm, Herbert Ramskill, Jimmy Forbes.<br />
Vol 132 p 28 Programme May 11 th 1953 “Painted Sparrows”. Margaret Braidwood, John Irvine,<br />
Clair Tiffin, Hilda Malcolm, Herbert Ramskill, John Irvine [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library<br />
collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 29 Programme June 8 th 1953 “Murder Without Crime”. Olwen Morris, Clair Tiffin,<br />
Herbert Ramskill, Jimmy Forbes [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 30 Programme June 15 th 1953 “Tilly of Bloomsbury”. Margaret Braidwood, John Irvine,<br />
Clair Tiffin, Hilda Malcolm, Herbert Ramskill, Derek Royle, Edgar Metcalfe, Jimmy<br />
Forbes.
Vol 132 p 31 Programme June 22 nd 1953 “Why not Tonight?” Margaret Braidwood, John Irvine,<br />
Hilda Malcolm, Herbert Ramskill, Edgar Metcalfe [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 32 Programme Nov 2 nd 1953 “<strong>The</strong> Wind and the Rain”. John Irvine, Clair Tiffin, Herbert<br />
Ramskill, Bernard McNamee, Joanna Glass<br />
Vol 132 p 33 Programme Apr 12 th 1954 “My Wife’s Family”. John Irvine, Clair Tiffin, Gordon<br />
Rollings, Diana Fawcett.<br />
Vol 132 p 34 Programme Sep 13 th 1954 “<strong>The</strong> Devil a Saint”. Hilda Malcolm, Derek Royle, Shirley<br />
Taylor, Herbert Ramskill, [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 35 Programme Nov 8 th 1954 “Angels in Love”. Anne Berry, Hilda Malcolm, Colin<br />
Greenhalgh, Gay Parkinson, Derek Royle, Rex Holdsworth.<br />
Vol 132 p 36 Programme “Christmas 1955” Green Room Players. “As Long As <strong>The</strong>y’re Happy”.<br />
Vol 132 p 37 Programme April 19 th 1956 “Keep in a Cool Place”. Arthur Leslie, Olive Simpson,<br />
Edythe French, James Beattie, Patrick Duffy, Owen Oyston [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library<br />
collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 38 Programme April 26 th 1956 “Black Coffee”. Arthur Leslie, Olive Simpson, Edythe<br />
French, James Beattie, Patrick Duffy, Owen Oyston [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library collection]<br />
Vol 132 p 39 Programme Jan 3 rd 1957 “No Home of <strong>The</strong>ir Own”. Arthur Leslie, Anne Berry,<br />
Newell Palmer, Betty Morton Powell, Peter Noel Cooke.<br />
Vol 132 p 40 Programme April 18 th 1957 “Pot Luck”. Arthur Leslie, Betty Morton Powell, Newell<br />
Palmer, Ron Travers, Stephen Cartwright.<br />
Vol 132 p 41 Programme April 25th 1957 “Benevolent Boomerang”. Arthur Leslie, Betty Morton<br />
Powell, Newell Palmer, Ron Travers, Stephen Cartwright, Felicity Young, Miranda<br />
Marshall, Bill Croasdale.<br />
Vol 132 p 42 Programme May 2nd 1957 “<strong>The</strong> Shadow”. Arthur Leslie, Betty Morton Powell,<br />
Newell Palmer, Ron Travers, Stephen Cartwright, Felicity Young, Miranda Marshall,<br />
Bill Croasdale, Herbert Ramskill, Mary Lowndes, Pat Martin.<br />
Vol 132 p 43 Programme May 9th 1957 “Wild Goose Chase”. Arthur Leslie, Betty Morton Powell,<br />
Newell Palmer, Ron Travers, Stephen Cartwright, Felicity Young, Miranda Marshall,<br />
Bill Croasdale, Pat Martin, Doris Dracy.<br />
Vol 132 p 44 Programme May 16th 1957 “<strong>The</strong> Vanity Case”. George Woolley, Francis Waddell,<br />
Pat Beckett, Joan Pickering.<br />
Vol 132 p 45 Programme May 23rd 1957 “Blind Alley.” Arthur Leslie, Betty Morton Powell,<br />
Newell Palmer, Ron Travers, Stephen Cartwright, Miranda Marshall, Bill Croasdale.<br />
Vol 132 p 46 Programme May 30th 1957 “Our Marlene”. Doris Dracy, Newell Palmer, Pat Martin,<br />
Jean Spark, George Woolley, Francis Waddell, Pat Beckett, Geoffrey Brightman.<br />
Vol 132 p 47 Programme June 13th 1957 “To Settle for Murder”. Joan Pickering, George Woolley,<br />
Jean Spark, Geoffrey Brightman, Michael Cooper, Elizabeth Rees Williams.
Vol 132 p 48 Programme June 20th 1957 “Out of the Frying Pan”. Arthur Leslie, Betty Morton<br />
Powell, Newell Palmer, Ron Travers, Stephen Cartwright, Miranda Marshall, Bill<br />
Croasdale, Pat Martin, Felicity Young.<br />
Vol 132 p 49 Programme June 27th 1957 “Inner Circle”. Arthur Leslie, Betty Morton Powell, Ron<br />
Travers, Bill Croasdale, Stephen Cartwight, Felicity Young.<br />
Vol 132 p 50 Programme July 4th 1957 “Breakfast in Bed”. Joan Pickering, George Woolley,<br />
Geoffrey Brightman, Michael Cooper, Elizabeth Rees Williams, Miranda Marshall,<br />
Newell Palmer, Bryan Hoyle, Francis Waddell.<br />
Vol 132 p 51 Programme Aug 1st 1957 “Ring for Catty”. Joan Pickering, George Woolley,<br />
Geoffrey Brightman, Bryan Hoyle, Jean Spark, Doris Dracy, Naidia Woolf.<br />
Vol 132 p 52 Programme Aug 15th 1957 “Make Your Own Bed”. Betty Morton Powell, Bill<br />
Croasdale, Mary Lowndes, Arthur Leslie, Ron Travers, Felicity Young, Stephen<br />
Cartwright, Miranda Marshall, Bryan Hoyle, Naidia Woolf.<br />
Vol 132 p 53 Programme Aug 29th 1957 “Haul for the Shore”. Betty Morton Powell, Arthur Leslie,<br />
Ron Travers, Felicity Young, Stephen Cartwright, Miranda Marshall, Michael Cooper.<br />
Vol 132 p 54 Programme Sep 5th 1957 “Yorkshire Relish”. Joan Pickering, Doris Dracy, Francis<br />
Waddell, Bryan Hoyle, Geoffrey Brightman, Jean Spark, Bill Croasdale, Naidia<br />
Woolf.<br />
Vol 132 p 55 Programme Sep 19th 1957 “A Touch of Fear”. Joan Pickering, Doris Dracy, Francis<br />
Waddell, Bryan Hoyle, Geoffrey Brightman, Jean Spark, Naidia Woolf, Newell<br />
Palmer.<br />
Vol 132 p 56 Programme Sep 26th 1957 “Beside the Seaside”. Betty Morton Powell, Ron Travers,<br />
Felicity Young, Arthur Leslie, Bill Croasdale, Audrey Leybourne, Pat Martin, Miranda<br />
Marshall.<br />
Vol 132 p 57 Programme Oct 3rd 1957 “Intent to Murder”. Doris Dracy, Francis Waddell, Bryan<br />
Hoyle, Naidia Woolf, Newell Palmer, Joan Pickering.<br />
Vol 132 p 58 Programme Oct 10th 1957 “Local Girl”. Betty Morton Powell, Arthur Leslie, Ron<br />
Travers, Felicity Young, Geoffrey Brightman, Miranda Marshall, Bill Croasdale.<br />
Vol 132 p 59 Programme Oct 17th 1957 “A Woman’s Place”. Joan Pickering, Doris Dracy, Francis<br />
Waddell, Jean Spark, Naidia Woolf, Bill Croasdale.<br />
Vol 132 p 60 Programme Oct 24th 1957 “Gathering Storm”. Betty Morton Powell, Ron Travers,<br />
Arthur Leslie, Miranda Marshall, Geoffrey Brightman.<br />
Vol 132 p 61 Programme Nov 7th 1957 “<strong>The</strong> Opium Eaters”. Doris Dracy, Francis Waddell, Jean<br />
Spark, Joan Pickering, Bill Croasdale, Miranda Marshall.<br />
Vol 132 p 62 Programme “Christmas 1957” Green Room Players. “<strong>The</strong> Curious Savage”.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 133<br />
ROYAL PAVILION<br />
1958 -<br />
Vol 133 p 1 Programme “Easter 1958” Green Room Players. “A Policeman’s Lot”.<br />
Vol 133 p 2 Programme Oct 16th 1958 “Keeping Up With the Jones’s”. Miranda Marshall,<br />
Arthur Leslie, Geoffrey Brightman, Valerie Standen, Francis Waddell<br />
Vol 133 p 3 Programme July 9th 1962 “Folies Striptease” (summer season show). Reggie Dennis,<br />
Colette La Verne, Ann Marie Ward, Suzette Lane, Eileen Ray [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library<br />
collection]<br />
Vol 133 p 4 Flyer “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Gang Show” Oct 21st to Oct 25th 1969 (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Scout<br />
Association)<br />
Vol 133 p 5 Flyer “Laurel and Hardy Film Festival” June 17th 1990.<br />
Vol 133 p 6 Entrance ticket for above show.<br />
Vol 133 p 7 Programme April 1 st 1993 “Gala Variety Show to re-open the Royal Pavilion <strong>The</strong>atre”.<br />
Duggie Clark, Johnny Walker, Jesse Garron.<br />
“Interval drinks” order slip.<br />
Vol 133 p 8 Two flyers “<strong>The</strong>atre of Illusion” (Russ Stevens). One undated, one dated June 27th<br />
1996 (summer season show)<br />
Vol 133 p 9 Undated flyer “<strong>The</strong>atre of Illusion” (Russ Stevens)<br />
Vol 133 p 10 Two 1970s photographs of the exterior of Royal Pavilion.<br />
One 1990s photograph of exterior when “<strong>The</strong>atre of Illusion” is advertised.<br />
Vol 133 p 11 Copy of “Magic News” No. 10 (March 1996) announcing the “<strong>The</strong>atre of Illusion” at<br />
the Royal Pavilion.<br />
Vol 133 p 12 Advert for “<strong>The</strong>atre of Illusion” taken from Citizen newspaper of July 25th 1996.<br />
Vol 133 p 13 Citizen newspaper article from May 23rd 1996 about the “<strong>The</strong>atre of Illusion”<br />
Vol 133 p 14 Undated newspaper cutting about the early closure of the “<strong>The</strong>atre of Illusion”<br />
Vol 133 p 15 “Expenditure – 1995/1996” listed on Royal Pavilion headed notepaper.<br />
Vol 133 p 16 Flyer July 5 th to Sept 10 th 1995 “Rita, Sue and Bob too!”<br />
Invitation card to “<strong>The</strong> Greatest Show on Earth” March 27th 1996.<br />
Vol 133 p 17 Flyer April 10 th to June 6 th 1996 “Country and Western evening with Royston Jones”<br />
Vol 133 p 18 Programme (undated – “May 4th for seven weeks”) “Kiss Me Goodnight Sergeant<br />
Major”
Vol 133 p 19 Programme (undated, but 1995) “<strong>The</strong> Shamrock Show”<br />
Vol 133 p 20 Programme (undated) “<strong>The</strong> Stuart Young Sound”<br />
Vol 133 p 21 A4 poster (undated) “Tribute to Elvis and the Rock ‘n’ Roll Years”. Stuart Young,<br />
Devine Singers.<br />
Vol 133 p 22 Flyer for above show.<br />
Also programme “<strong>The</strong> Al Jolson and Bing Crosby Show”. Steve King, Roy Chappell.<br />
Vol 133 p 23 Flyer (undated) “On With the Show”. Paul Kristian, Reval.<br />
Flyer (undated) “Out on the Road Again”. Jimmy Cricket.<br />
Vol 133 p 24 Flyer (undated) “An Evening with Freddie Davies”<br />
Also slip of paper signed by Freddie Davies.<br />
Vol 133 p 25 Flyer (undated) “Olde Tyme Music Hall”. Dave Peters, Paul Kristian, Reval.<br />
Flyer (undated) “<strong>The</strong> Shamrock Man’s Irish Show”. Maureen Nolan, Phil Kelly.<br />
Vol 133 p 26 Flyer (undated) “Any Extras?”<br />
Flyer (undated) “Holiday Showtime: family variety show”. Derek Batey<br />
Vol 133 p 27 Flyer (undated) “Join the Friends of the Royal today”<br />
Flyer (undated) “Mother Goose”. Phil Rose, Aubrey Philips.<br />
Vol 133 p 28 Flyer “Live at Charlie’s Bar (Rigby Road)… exotic dancers”<br />
Flyer (undated) “Hitchhiker’s Guide to our Spiritual Universe”
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 134<br />
JUBILEE THEATRE<br />
1938 – 1988<br />
Vol 134 p 1 Photograph of interior of Jubilee <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Photocopy of 1938 “<strong>Blackpool</strong>’s latest news theatre”<br />
Vol 134 p 2 Programme Jan 4 th to 6 th 1940. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Fire Services 1940 Road Show [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>].<br />
Vol 134 p 3 Programme 5 th – 7 th Oct 1942. RAF Repertory Players “<strong>The</strong> Case of the Frightened<br />
Lady” by Edgar Wallace.<br />
Vol 134 p 4 Royal Artillery Garrison <strong>The</strong>atre presents “Stand Easy!” 7 th May 1944 programme.<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra. Conductor, William Rees. Irene Kohler, solo<br />
pianoforte. Dec 17 th 1944 programme.<br />
Vol 134 p 5 Grand Concert 15 th Oct 1944. Artistes Kathleen Ferrier and Francis Russell. “A<br />
pageant of the people” with Dave Morris and Lena Hollingworth.<br />
Vol 134 p 6 Concert by the <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra. Conductor William Rees, Irene<br />
Scharrer, pianoforte, Oct 29 th 1944 programme.<br />
Vol 134 p 7 Concert by the <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra. Conductor William Rees, Clifford<br />
Curzon , solo pianoforte. Nov 26 th 1944.<br />
Vol 134 p 8 <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra March 25 th 1945. Conductor William Rees, <strong>Cyril</strong><br />
Smith, solo pianoforte.<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra Feb 25 th 1945. Conductor William Rees, Kendall<br />
Taylor, solo pianoforte, Edith Wray Milnes, Contralto.<br />
Vol 134 p 9 Undated programme sheet for “Grand Variety Concert”<br />
Vol 134 p 10 British United Aid to China present “A Crazy Concert” produced by <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong>.<br />
July 17 th 1946.<br />
Vol 134 p 11 Entrance ticket “Feliks Brodowski presents Polish English Revuette”, July 24 th 1940<br />
Coronation Dinner Dance ticket June 3 rd 1953.<br />
Vol 134 p 12 Poster. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Scout Association presents their Jubilee Year 1967 Gang Show.<br />
Vol 134 p 13 Newspaper article Oct 1 st 1988. Evening Gazette regarding the demolition of the<br />
Jubilee <strong>The</strong>atre.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 135<br />
OTHER BLACKPOOL SHOW VENUES<br />
Vol 135 p 1 Programme ‘<strong>The</strong> Merrymakers” at the Grand Hotel Ballroom on 15 th December 1945<br />
presented by “<strong>The</strong> Neptune Social Club”<br />
Vol 135 p 2 Programme ‘Rossall School Music Society Subscription Concerts 1954 season, 19 th<br />
November. <strong>The</strong> Halle Orchestra, leader Laurance Turner, conducted by George<br />
Weldon.<br />
Catalogue March – April 1949. <strong>The</strong> Grundy Art Gallery, ‘Paintings by Old Masters’<br />
from the Cook <strong>Collection</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 3 Programme (undated) <strong>The</strong> Anonymous Players present “Macbeth”<br />
Vol 135 p 4 Programme 1 st and 2 nd March 1963. <strong>The</strong> Anonymous Players present “Roots” at the<br />
Memorial Hall, Dean St <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 5 Invitation to “Cheese and Cider Tasting” on 3 rd March 1960 in the Imperial Hotel<br />
Ballroom, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Programme / Menu 31 st March 1965. “Opening Celebration Ball” at Mecca Locarno,<br />
New World Ballroom and Highland Suite, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 6 Programme, 13 th and 14 th July 1967. “<strong>The</strong> Mikado” (or the Town of Titipu) performed<br />
by and in Stanley Junior School. <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 7 Programme July (c1960s) Thornton Cleveleys Music and <strong>The</strong>atre Guild present “<strong>The</strong><br />
Queen and the Rebels” at the Lecture Hall, Four Lane Ends.<br />
Vol 135 p 8 Fylde Arts “Festival ‘71” (cover only).<br />
Vol 135 p 9 Programme 8 th June 1971, “Pericles” performed by ‘Orbit’ (touring group) at<br />
Montgomery School, Bispham .<br />
Vol 135 p 10 Programme 7 th November 1959. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Robert<br />
Atherton at the Lecture Hall, Queen St <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Vol 135 p 11 Programme 3 rd March 1968. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra, Leader Harvey<br />
Marsden, Conductor Robert Atherton, Solo Pianoforte John Higham. Norbreck Hydro,<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Programme 5 th Oct 1969. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra, Leader Harvey Marsden,<br />
Conductor Robert Atherton, Solo Pianoforte Katrina George. Norbreck Hydro,<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 12 Programme 6 th Dec 1970. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra. Leader Gerhardt Drechsler,<br />
Conductor Robert Atherton, Solo pianoforte Ann Pickup, Solo Trumpet David Lee.<br />
Norbreck Hydro, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Programme 4 th July 1971. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra. Leader Harvey Marsden,<br />
Conductor Robert Atherton, Soprano Joan Addison, Norbreck Castle Hotel,<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.
Vol 135 p 13 Programme 31 st Oct 1971. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra. Leader Harvey Marsden,<br />
Conductor Robert Atherton, Solo pianoforte Dennis Lee. Norbreck Castle Hotel,<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Programme 19 th March 1972. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra. Leader Ben Horsfall,<br />
Conductor Robert Atherton, Solo pianoforte David Wilde. Norbreck Castle Hotel,<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 14 Programme 27 th Feb 1972. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra. Leader Harvey Marsden,<br />
Conductor Robert Atherton, Solo violin Joan Atherton. Norbreck Castle Hotel,<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Programme 19 th March 1972. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Symphony Orchestra. Leader Ben Horsfall,<br />
Conductor Robert Atherton, Solo pianoforte David Wilde. Norbreck Castle Hotel,<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 15 Programme 22 nd July 1972. Leader Harvey Marsden, Conductor Robert Atherton,<br />
Soprano Olive Dewhurst. Norbreck Castle Hotel, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Programme 18 th March 1973. Leader Harvey Marsden, Conductor Robert Atherton,<br />
Solo pianoforte Katrina George. Norbreck Castle Hotel, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 16 Flyer Sunday 7 th August 1988, “Freddie and the Dreamers” Showboat, Central<br />
Promenade, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Invitation to “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tourism Awards 1999 Presentation and Dinner” 4 th Feb 2000<br />
at Lancastrian Suite, Imperial Hotel, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 17 Programme 9 th Nov 1979. North Fylde Music Circle present Marina Horak pianoforte<br />
recital at <strong>The</strong> Grundy Art Gallery, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Programme 14 th Dec 1979. North Fylde Music Circle present Yitkin Seow pianoforte<br />
recital at <strong>The</strong> Grundy Art Gallery, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. (signed by Yitkin Seow)<br />
Vol 135 p 18 Programme (undated) Alan Gale presents “An Evening of Olde Tyme Music Hall”<br />
Photograph of Alan Gale.<br />
Vol 135 p 19 Invitation to “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tourism Awards 2000 Presentation and Dinner” 2 nd Feb 2001<br />
at the Fylde Suite, De Vere Hotel, East Park Drive. <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 20 Programme 11 th May? Pascal Roge on the piano at the Imperial Hotel. <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 21 Advertising card (undated) ‘Miss Patricia’s Music Hall Tavern’ “Singalong” 115,<br />
Church Street, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Programme St John’s <strong>Blackpool</strong> Parish Church 1878 – 1978 Centenary.<br />
Vol 135 p 22 - 23 Two small posters (undated) advertising ‘Jenkinsons’ “Revolution Disco Nightspot”<br />
Talbot Square, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 24 – 25 Two small posters (undated) advertising ‘Gaiety Cabaret Bar’ Market Street,<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 26 - 27 Entrance ticket for premier of “Funny Bones” 1 st Oct 1995 Odeon Cinema.<br />
Postcard “Funny Bones”<br />
Invitation “Funny Bones” VIP Reception on 1 st Oct 1995 at the Imperial Hotel.<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Letter which was sent with VIP Invitation setting out agenda for the evening of<br />
“Funny Bones”<br />
Vol 135 p 28 Programme 23 rd May 1980. North Fylde Music Circle present Chee-Hung Toh and<br />
Dennis Lee pianoforte recital at the Grundy Art Gallery, <strong>Blackpool</strong>
Programme of coming events at Marton Annexation Golden Jubilee 1934 – 1984.<br />
Marton Institute, Oxford Sq., <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 29 Programme 17 th Oct 1980. North Fylde Music Circle present Jean Louis Steverman<br />
pianoforte recital, at the Grundy Art Gallery, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Programme 30 th March 1984. North Fylde Music Circle present Dennis Lee pianoforte<br />
recital, at the Grundy Art Gallery, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 30 Programme “Clubland’s Star Parade ‘73” starring <strong>The</strong> Singing Nolans, Paul Shane and<br />
Paula Greco, at Layton Institute, Westcliffe Drive, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Programme “That’s Entertainment ‘75” starring Paul Shane, at Layton Institute,<br />
Westcliffe Drive, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 31 Programme 8 th – 10 th Dec 1977. <strong>Blackpool</strong> College of Technology and Art “O”Level<br />
Drama Group presents “Billy Liar” at College Hall, Bispham.<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Carnival Day June 12 th ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Centenary 1876-1976’ featuring Karl<br />
Bartoni escapologist and Miss World.<br />
Vol 135 p 32 Undated “<strong>The</strong> Jack Whitehouse Trust “Fourth Annual Cabaret Night” at the Queens<br />
Hotel in aid of Help the Children at Blenheim Lodge and Westbury Lodge.<br />
Programme 30/31 st Oct ? “<strong>The</strong> White Swan Hotel presents a Sensational Halloween<br />
Weekend” in aid of elderly and physically handicapped, featuring Karl Bartoni<br />
escapologist.<br />
Vol 135 p 33 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Talbot Song and Laughter Show ‘78” starring Jean Bennett and<br />
Johnny Breeze at the Talbot Conservative Club, Milbourne St., <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Flyer <strong>Blackpool</strong> Folk Day !8 th Sept ’82 St John’s Church and Forecourt.<br />
Vol 135 p 34 Poster: <strong>Blackpool</strong> College <strong>The</strong>atre Group presents “Fylde Folk” a musical by Kathleen<br />
Eyre. 11 th – 16 th Dec 1979 at St Annes College, Clifton Drive South, St Annes on Sea.<br />
Vol 135 p 35 Programme 27 th Aug 1983. Drum Corps <strong>Blackpool</strong> ‘ Drum corps and marching<br />
Competition.<br />
Entrance ticket to ‘ALPHA the Beginning… the first “House” music concert of it’s<br />
kind’ 25 th Feb 1990 at Norcalympia. <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 36 Photograph Malcolm Carman, behind banquet table, Music Hall Tavern, above Yates.<br />
Programme Miss Patricia presents 1984 Summer season “A Night at the Music Hall”<br />
signed by the appearing acts, Robert Brown, Llewellyn Williams, Roslyn Riley and<br />
Rosemary Kaye. Music Hall Tavern above Yates, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 37 Leaflet, Talk of the Coast presents “1984 Laugh Inn” starring Bobby Bennett, Jack<br />
Diamond and Jimmy Nairn. <strong>The</strong> Viking, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 38 Poster (undated) Norbreck Castle Hotel Monday’s ‘Holiday Club Night ‘ featuring<br />
Yana, Solomon King.<br />
Poster (undated) Norbreck Castle Hotel presents ‘Summer Cabaret and Dancing,’<br />
Brian Rossi, <strong>The</strong> Rocking Vicars.<br />
Vol 135 p 39 Poster 1 st Aug 1976. “Grand Carnival and Fun fair” Norbreck Castle, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 40 Poster 28 th /29 th June ? “Great Daredevil Circus” <strong>Blackpool</strong> Football Club.<br />
Vol 135 p 41 Poster , 14 th July – 31 st Aug , ‘Sol Ross productions present his 1980 Glamour<br />
Extravaganza “Music Hall Through the Ages” starring David Davis, Double Vision<br />
and Steve. Albert Hotel, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.
Vol 135 p 42 Programme 14 th – 19 th Oct 1981. Bispham <strong>The</strong>atre Group presents “Fools Rush In” at<br />
the Bispham Community Centre..<br />
Inside programme are minutes from meeting of Drama Panel Meeting on 11 th Aug<br />
1981, mentioned is <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong>’s <strong>The</strong>atre which is to be hired for professional<br />
productions by ‘<strong>The</strong> Box Club’<br />
Vol 135 p 43 Programme 23 rd March – 1 st April 1990, “Symphonic Band and Jazz Band from<br />
Chicago” Conductor Robert W. Hindsley, appearing in <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 44 One programmes dated 14 th /15 th Sept 1991 and one flyer dated 12 th /13 th Sept 1992,<br />
“Steam and Transport Spectacular” at <strong>Blackpool</strong> Airport.<br />
Vol 135 p 45 Two invitations to “Gala Dinner and Dance in aid of the Mayor’s Charity Appeal” on<br />
11 th April 2003 and 1 st April 2004 at <strong>Blackpool</strong> Football Club.<br />
Vol 135 p 46 Admission leaflet to <strong>Blackpool</strong>’s Superscene “Tiffany’s” Mecca Building. 14 th Sept ?<br />
Programme (1996) Arts, Crafts and Street Festival. Coincides with <strong>The</strong> Grundy Folk<br />
Art Exhibition.<br />
Vol 135 p 47 Programme (undated) “Music Hall Tavern <strong>Blackpool</strong> presents for the Summer season<br />
‘<strong>The</strong> Al Jolson Show” starring and signed by Steve King, Burden and Moran, George<br />
Raymonde and Miss Patricia.<br />
Vol 135 p 48 Poster “Danny La Rue OBE Live at the Music Hall” From 15 th September 2003.<br />
Music Hall Tavern, over Yates, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 49 Poster 2004, Duggie Chapman Associates “We’ll Meet Again” at the Old Coach<br />
House, 202, Common Edge Road, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 135 p 50 Ticket for “<strong>The</strong> Great Review of 1876” with the Taverners Folk Group 26 th March<br />
1976, College <strong>The</strong>atre Ashfield Rd. Bispham.<br />
Showground admission ticket , 13 th – 16 th Aug 1952. <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Show.<br />
Ticket, Sol Ross productions presents “1980 Glamour Extravaganza Music Hall” at<br />
the Albert Hotel.<br />
Invitation (undated) any Monday to Friday to “Tiffany’s” Mecca Buildings.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 136<br />
PLEASURE BEACH<br />
General to 1971<br />
Vol 136 p 1 Photograph of Star Inn in the late 19 th century. (Site of Pleasure Beach.)<br />
Vol 136 p 2 Photographs of Sir Hiram Maxim.<br />
Vol 136 p 3 – 5 Nine Edwardian postcard views of Maxim’s Flying Machine.<br />
Vol 136 p 6 Four postcards Water Chute.<br />
Vol 136 p 7 – 8 Eight postcards including views of Velvet Coaster, Cycle Track, Helter Skelter,<br />
Waterfall and River Caves.<br />
Vol 136 p 9 Two Edwardian photographs of Helter Skelter.<br />
Vol 136 p 10 Views of Pleasure Beach including Monitor and Merrimac attraction.<br />
Vol 136 p 11 Photograph of entrance to Monitor and Merrimac.<br />
Vol 136 p 12 Brochure on the Monitor and Merrimac attraction.<br />
Vol 136 p 13 Brochure (c1918) <strong>The</strong> Spectatorium “Grand Naval Production” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 136 p 14 Brochure (c1915) “Pleasure Beach, South Shore, <strong>Blackpool</strong>”. Illustrated [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 136 p 15 Undated design for “<strong>The</strong> Patent Submarine Switchback Co Ltd”<br />
Vol 136 p 16 1907 prospectus for previous company.<br />
Vol 136 p 17 Four postcards views of the Scenic Railway.<br />
Vol 136 p 18 Photograph of the Pleasure Beach c1912.<br />
Vol 136 p 19 – 21 Eleven postcard views of the Pleasure Beach, including Noah’s Ark and Big Dipper.<br />
Vol 136 p 22 Four postcard views of the Casino.<br />
Vol 136 p 23 – 24 Various photographs and postcard views.<br />
Vol 136 p 25 Photograph of Madame Yvonne Astra giving a reading at Pleasure Beach.<br />
Vol 136 p 26 – 28 Postcards and photographs including Death Ray <strong>The</strong>atre and Troupes of Chinese<br />
performers.<br />
Vol 136 p 29 1920’s photograph of “Skee Ball” stand.<br />
Vol 136 p 30 Signed photograph “La Celeste”.<br />
1930’s photograph showing La Celeste <strong>The</strong>atre.
Vol 136 p 31 Postcard “Hearty greetings from <strong>Blackpool</strong>” with part view of Pleasure Beach.<br />
Vol 136 p 32 – 33 Seven postcards (1940’s) showing go-kart racing at Pleasure Beach.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 137<br />
PLEASURE BEACH<br />
General to 1972 – 1989<br />
Vol 137 p 1 Flyer 1972 Pleasure Beach Casino dancing.<br />
Vol 137 p 2 Flyer “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Magician’s Club” presents “All our Yesterdays”, 21 st annual one day<br />
convention at the Casino, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Pleasure Beach, Sunday 25 th February, 1973.<br />
Vol 137 p 3 Flyer “Double Your Holiday Fun” (1975)<br />
Flyer “Grand Firework Displays”(1976)<br />
Vol 137 p 4 Brochure extract listing Pleasure Beach Shows 1978.<br />
Vol 137 p 5 Copy of “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Pleasure Beach News” (1979) ” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 137 p 6 Flyer “Mark Lewis Children’s Magic Show” at the Horseshow Showbar (July 1979)<br />
Flyer (undated) “June Festival of Fun”<br />
Vol 137 p 7 Flyer (undated) “Live Parrot Show” Garvin Stevens.<br />
Vol 137 p 8 – 9 Brochure and brochure extract listing Pleasure Beach Shows 1979.<br />
Vol 137 p 10 Brochure listing Pleasure Beach Shows 1980.<br />
Vol 137 p 11 Copy of “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Pleasure Beach news” (1981) ” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 137 p 12 Brochure extract listing Pleasure Beach Shows 1981.<br />
Vol 137 p 13 Horseshoe Showbar souvenir programme 1983.<br />
Vol 137 p 14 Brochure listing Pleasure Beach shows 1983.<br />
Vol 137 p 15 Brochure extract listing Pleasure Beach shows 1984.<br />
Vol 137 p 16 Brochure extract listing Pleasure Beach shows 1986<br />
Vol 137 p 17 Souvenir programme Horseshoe Showbar. “<strong>The</strong> Viva Experience” (1986) ”<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 137 p 18 Brochure extract listing Pleasure Beach Shows 1987.<br />
Vol 137 p 19 Undated (1980’s) flyer. “Northern England’s Greatest Circus visits <strong>Blackpool</strong>”<br />
(Pleasure Beach car park)<br />
Vol 137 p 20 Souvenir programme <strong>The</strong> Horseshoe . “<strong>The</strong> Viva Show” (1987)<br />
Vol 137 p 21 Flyer for previous show.<br />
Undated flyer ride ticket prices.
Vol 137 p 22 Poster 1988 Lord Payne (Hypnotist) Horseshoe Showbar.<br />
Vol 137 p 23 Flyer for previous show.<br />
Vol 137 p 24 Two complimentary tickets for previous show.<br />
Undated booklet by the above (Richard L. Payne) “<strong>The</strong> Human mind, and an aid to the<br />
cure of Smoking”<br />
Vol 137 p 25 1988 brochure “<strong>The</strong> Amusement Park” including new ride <strong>The</strong> Avalanche. ”<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 137 p 26 Brochure (1988) on new ride <strong>The</strong> Avalanche.<br />
Vol 137 p 27 Brochure extract on Pleasure Beach shows 1988.<br />
Vol 137 p 28 Programme (1988) “<strong>The</strong> Jolson Revue”.<br />
Vol 137 p 29 Flyer “Mystique” (1988)<br />
Flyer “Mystique” (1989)<br />
Vol 137 p 30 Souvenir programme “Mystique” (1989)<br />
Vol 137 p 31 Brochure listing Pleasure Beach shows 1989.<br />
Vol 137 p 32 Copy of “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Pleasure Beach News” (1989)<br />
Vol 137 p 33 Brochure extract (undated 1980’s) Superdome Circus Animal Spectacular.<br />
Vol 137 p 34 Two undated flyers Superdome Circus.<br />
Vol 137 p 35 Undated flyer Superdome Circus.<br />
Undated flyer “Wizard of Oz” on ice.<br />
Vol 137 p 36 – 39 Range of undated (1980’s) flyers on Pleasure Beach attractions and offers.[ Second<br />
and last are <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 138<br />
PLEASURE BEACH<br />
General 1990 –<br />
Vol 138 p 1 Brochure “<strong>The</strong> Greatest Show on Earth” (1990)<br />
Vol 138 p 2 Two flyers “Mystique” (1990)<br />
Vol 138 p 3 Brochure extract Pleasure Beach attractions 1991.<br />
Vol 138 p 4 Brochure (1992) on Pleasure Beach attractions. ” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 138 p 5 As previous brochure, a smaller version. ” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 138 p 6 <strong>Blackpool</strong> Pleasure Beach advert card (1992) showing photographs by Lord Litchfield.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Flyer “Mystique” (1992) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 138 p 7 Flyer “<strong>The</strong> Jump ‘n’ Jive Show” (1993)<br />
Flyer (1993) Michael Diamond’s Children’s Show.<br />
Vol 138 p 8 – 9 Flyers of special offers (1994) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 138 p 10 Undated flyer Ken Webster (hypnotist)<br />
Free ticket for above show.<br />
Vol 138 p 11 Commemorative postcard (c1994) for Pepsi Max Big One. [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 138 p 12 Beer mat advertising “Mystique”<br />
Three postcards of <strong>The</strong> Big One.<br />
Vol 138 p 13 Horseshoe Showbar menu (undated)<br />
Vol 138 p 14 Pleasure Beach brochure (1994)<br />
Pleasure Beach brochure (1995) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 138 p 15 Brochure “Year of the Rollercoaster” official guide (1994)<br />
Vol 138 p 16 Two flyers for “Mystique” (1994 & 1995)<br />
Vol 138 p 17 Free ticket Attic Nightclub (1994)<br />
Vintage Fun Expo (1994) special offer and “ration book” of offer tickets.<br />
Free ticket Superdome Circus (1996)<br />
Vol 138 p 18 Horseshoe Showbar menu (c1995)<br />
Vol 138 p 19 Pleasure Beach Brochure (1996)<br />
Vol 138 p 20 Souvenir poster and brochure “International Carnival Circus” (1997)
Vol 138 p 21 Pleasure Beach brochure (1997) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 138 p 22 Pleasure Beach Show guide 1997.<br />
Flyer for “Mystique” (1997)<br />
Vol 138 p 23 Flyer for “Pasaje del Terror” (1998)<br />
Flyer for “Eclipse” (1998)<br />
Vol 138 p 24 Pleasure Beach Show guide (1998)<br />
Pleasure Beach brochure (1998) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 138 p 25 – 26 “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Pleasure Beach Express” staff newsletter 1999. issues 1 and 3.<br />
Vol 138 p 27 Flyer for “Mystique” (2000)<br />
Pleasure Beach brochure (2000) “<strong>The</strong> Rollercoaster Capital of the World”<br />
Vol 138 p 28 Pleasure Beach Show guide (2000)<br />
Vol 138 p 29 “<strong>The</strong>atre News” Issue 2 (2002) an in-house journal on Pleasure Beach shows.<br />
Vol 138 p 30 Invitation (2004) to the centenary celebrations of Maxim’s Flying Machine.<br />
Invitation (2004) to <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tourism Awards held at the Pleasure Beach.<br />
Vol 138 p 31 Flyer for “Forbidden: a devil of a show” (2007)<br />
Undated special offer “Moscow State Circus” held in Pleasure Beach car park.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 139<br />
PLEASURE BEACH<br />
ICE ARENA<br />
1938 – 1975<br />
Vol 139 p 1 Programme Ice Drome (undated, but 1938) “Dashing Blades” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 139 p 2 Programme Ice Drome (undated, but 1940) “Ice Parade” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 139 p 3 Programme Ice Drome “Ice Parade of 1941”<br />
Vol 139 p 4 As previous show, but programme size is smaller format.<br />
Vol 139 p 5 Programme “Ice Parade” of 1942, 1943, 1944 and 1945. (wartime restriction small<br />
format programmes) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong> 1943 only]<br />
Vol 139 p 6 Programmes “Ice Parade” of 1946 and 1948.<br />
Vol 139 p 7 Programme “Ice Parade” (1949)<br />
Photograph of skaters (c1950)<br />
Vol 139 p 8 Programme “Ice Parade of 1950: an American Phantasy”<br />
Vol 139 p 9 Programme “Ice Parade of 1951: an Italian Travesty”<br />
Vol 139 p 10 Illustrated souvenir brochure for 1951 Show.<br />
Vol 139 p 11 Programme “Ice Parade of 1952: Literary Frolics”<br />
Vol 139 p 12 Illustrated souvenir brochure for 1952 show.<br />
Vol 139 p 13 Flyer for advance bookings for 1952 shows [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 139 p 14 Programme “Ice Parade of 1953: Time Marches On” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 139 p 15 Illustrated souvenir brochure for 1953 show.<br />
Vol 139 p 16 Flyer for advance booking for 1953 show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 139 p 17 Flyer for advance booking for 1954 show [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 139 p 18 Programme “Ice Parade of 1955: Deep South.”<br />
Vol 139 p 19 Illustrated souvenir brochure for 1955 show.<br />
Vol 139 p 20 Programme “Ice Parade of 1957: Many Happy Returns” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]
Vol 139 p 21 Programme “Ice Parade of 1958: Frigorific Frolics” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 139 p 22 Programme “Ice Parade of 1959: <strong>The</strong> Swiftest Show in Town”<br />
Vol 139 p 23 Programme “Ice Parade of 1960: Swift and Lovely” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 139 p 24 Programme “Ice Parade of 1961: Silver Jubilee”<br />
Vol 139 p 25 Illustrated souvenir brochure for 1961 show.<br />
Vol 139 p 26 Programme “Ice Parade of 1962: Figures of Fantasy” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 139 p 27 Illustrated souvenir for 1962 show.<br />
Vol 139 p 28 Programme “Ice Parade of 1964: <strong>The</strong> New Beat Ice Show” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 139 p 29 Programme April 24 th 1964 Ice hockey – <strong>Blackpool</strong> Seagulls v London Senators.<br />
Vol 139 p 30 Programme “Ice Parade of 1965: Glamour and Speed”<br />
Vol 139 p 31 Illustrated souvenir brochure for 1965 show.<br />
Vol 139 p 32 Programme “Ice Parade of 1966: A Modern Ice Extravaganza” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 139 p 33 Programme “Ice Parade of 1967: Swinging In” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 139 p 34 - 35 Seven entrance tickets for Ice Parade Shows between 1957 and 1967:<br />
September 24th (1957)<br />
July 22nd (1960)<br />
June 30th (1962)<br />
September 15th (1964)<br />
August 11th (1965)<br />
August 17th (1966)<br />
August 24th (1967) [all <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 139 p 36 Programme “Ice Parade of 1972: Europe’s Great Spectacular Ice Show”<br />
Vol 139 p 37 Illustrated souvenir brochure for 1972 show.<br />
Vol 139 p 38 Programme “Ice Parade of 1973: Europe’s Great Ice Production”<br />
Vol 139 p 39 Illustrated souvenir brochure for 1973 show.<br />
Vol 139 p 40 Programme “Ice Parade of 1975: Europe’s Great Ice Production”<br />
Vol 139 p 41 Programme Dec 27 th 1975. “Ice Frolics” (local children’s amateur ice show and<br />
junior ice).
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 140<br />
PLEASURE BEACH<br />
ICE ARENA<br />
1976 –<br />
Vol 140 p 1 Programme “Ice Parade ‘76”<br />
Vol 140 p 2 Programme “Ice Parade ‘77”<br />
Vol 140 p 3 Programme “Showtime on Ice” (undated but 1978)<br />
Vol 140 p 4 Programme “Showtime on Ice ‘79” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 140 p 5 Programme “Showtime on Ice ‘80”<br />
Vol 140 p 6 Photograph “Showtime on Ice” scene (possibly 1980)<br />
Vol 140 p 7 Programme “Ice ‘80” July 4 th 1980. Robin Cousins one-day event<br />
Vol 140 p 8 Programme “Showtime on Ice ‘81”<br />
Vol 140 p 9 Brochure June 10 th – 28 th 1981. “European Ice Review” with Robin Cousins.<br />
[<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 140 p 10 Illustrated souvenir brochure for above show.<br />
Vol 140 p 11 Programme “Showtime on Ice ‘82”<br />
Vol 140 p 12 Brochure extract on 1982 show.<br />
Vol 140 p 13 Programme “Showtime on Ice ‘83”<br />
Vol 140 p 14 Programme “Hot Ice” (undated, but 1984)<br />
Vol 140 p 15 Programme “Hot Ice II “ (undated, but 1985)<br />
Vol 140 p 16 Programme “Hot Ice ‘86”<br />
Vol 140 p 17 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Hot Ice Show” (undated, but 1987)<br />
Vol 140 p 18 Flyer for 1987 show.<br />
Vol 140 p 19 Newspaper extract on 1987 show.<br />
Vol 140 p 20 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Hot Ice Show” (undated, but 1988)<br />
Vol 140 p 21 - 22 Two flyers for above 1988 show.<br />
Vol 140 p 23 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Hot Ice Show 1989”<br />
Vol 140 p 24 Flyer for above 1989 show.
Vol 140 p 25 Scratch card offering money off “Hot Ice ‘89”<br />
Newspaper extract on 1989 show.<br />
Vol 140 p 26 Programme “<strong>The</strong> Hot Ice Show 1990”<br />
Vol 140 p 27 Flyer for above 1990 show.<br />
Vol 140 p 28 Flyer for 1991 Hot Ice Show.<br />
Vol 140 p 29 Programme “Hot Ice ‘92” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 140 p 30 – 32 Flyers for Hot Ice Show of 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998.<br />
Vol 140 p 33 Programme (1999) “<strong>The</strong> Magic of the Movies: an Ice Skating Spectacular” (ice show<br />
performed by local children)<br />
Vol 140 p 34 Programme (2000) “Legends of Rock & Pop on Ice” (ice show performed by local<br />
children)<br />
Vol 140 p 35 Programme (2001) “Razzamatazz!” (ice show performed by local children)<br />
Vol 140 p 36 Flyer for “Hot Ice 2007”
BOX I<br />
THE CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
Pleasure Beach Ice Arena Hot Ice 1994-<br />
Box comprising ten “Hot Ice” programmes 1994-<br />
BOX J<br />
THE CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
Pleasure Beach Mystique and Eclipse shows<br />
Box comprising fourteen “Mystique”, “Eclipse” and “Paradise Room” programmes c1995-
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 141<br />
UNCLE TOM’S CABIN, EMPIRE SERENADERS, CRYSTAL PALACE<br />
AND THE BIG WHEEL<br />
Vol 141 p 1 Advertisement leaflet dated 1866 for ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ on the Cliffs at North<br />
Shore.<br />
Leaflet dated 1884 for ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ advertising dancing to ‘Herr Schwartz’s<br />
Quadrille Band’ and Concerts with ‘Mr Tom Gannon (comedian) and Miss Lucy<br />
Pearson (comic vocalist)’<br />
Vol 141 p 2 Three postcards (circa 1900’s) of ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ on the Cliffs.<br />
Vol 141 p 3 Undated magazine article on ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’<br />
Vol 141 p 4 Photocopies of three photographs of ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ under partial demolition<br />
(circa 1897) (Westerly part)<br />
Vol 141 p 5 Three postcards (circa 1904) of ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’<br />
Vol 141 p 6 Postcard of ‘Old Uncle Tom’s cabin and Cliffs’ undated.<br />
Postcard undated of ‘Cousin Freddie’s White Coons’ at ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’<br />
Postcard undated of ‘<strong>The</strong> Gynn Inn’ early century hostelry situated North Promenade<br />
not far from Uncle Tom’s cabin.<br />
Postcard undated showing North Promenade and rockery.<br />
Vol 141 p 7 Two newspaper articles dated 1910 and 1922 advertising the appearance of ‘Empire<br />
Serenaders’ at ‘Alfresco Pavilion’ near Uncle Tom’s Cabin.<br />
Postcard of ‘Mr J Milton Hayes and Mr J Cooper Price’ (Empire Seranaders)<br />
Vol 141 p 8 Three undated postcards of ‘Mr Sydney Locklynne, Fred Barnes & J. Wells Knight’<br />
(Empire Seranaders)<br />
Vol 141 p 9 Four undated postcards of ‘Mr Arthur Moss, Miss Margaret Geddes, Mr Pearce<br />
Robinson & Mr Frederick Rogers’ (Empire Seranaders)<br />
Vol 141 p 10 Signed postcard of ‘Ray Anderson’ and postcard of ‘Mr Sid Stanto’ (Empire<br />
Seranaders) undated.<br />
Postcard of unknown performer with the Empire Serenaders.<br />
Postcard ‘John Walters “Empire Serenaders” <strong>Blackpool</strong> Season. 1911<br />
Vol 141 p 11 Two photographs (one signed) of Jack Hylton, Band leader. (circa 1930’s?)<br />
Signed postcard of ‘Jack Jackson’ (circa 1950’s?)<br />
Photograph of ‘Sir Roger Tichborne Baronetcy’ who alleges he was saved from the<br />
“Bella” when it was declared lost at sea in 1854.<br />
Vol 141 p 12 Undated photograph (circa 1880’s) of ‘Crystal palace’ Bank Hey Street.<br />
Vol 141 p 13 Newspaper articles dated 11 th July1884 of ‘Crystal Palace’ reopening night. Special<br />
engagement of Mr Harry Liston.
Newspaper article 1884, first visit to ‘Crystal Palace’ of ‘Robert Wezner’ thought<br />
reader.<br />
Vol 141 p 14 Photograph and two advertising bills of ‘Dr Walford Bodie and his charming daughter,<br />
Mystic Marie’ Dr Walford Bodie (electrical wizard) died after his Summer Season at<br />
the <strong>Blackpool</strong> Pleasure Beach aged 70.<br />
Vol 141 p 15 Cutting from a magazine dated 1911 of ‘Elliotts & Savonas’ and two postcards, one of<br />
the ‘Elliotts & Savonas’in costume and the other in a car going for a ride dated 1906.<br />
Vol 141 p 16 Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Winter Gardens’ Site of the ‘Big Wheel’ circa 1890’s.<br />
Vol 141 p 17 Three photographs of ‘<strong>The</strong> Big Wheel’ under construction. 1896.<br />
Vol 141 p 18 – 25 Selection of photographs and postcards of ‘<strong>The</strong> Big Wheel’ Erected 1896 – 1928.<br />
Vol 141 p 26 – 27 Photographs of the dismantling of ‘<strong>The</strong> Big Wheel’ in 1928.<br />
Vol 141 p 28 Potted history of ‘<strong>The</strong> Big Wheel’ with the ‘History of a Unique Café’ One of the<br />
carriages off ‘<strong>The</strong> Big wheel’ was purchased and opened as a café, it is on Rawcliffe<br />
Rd. St Michaels-on-Wyre.<br />
Vol 141 p 29 Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Joy Wheel’ (not sure where it was, similar to the one in the Fun<br />
House at the Pleasure Beach.)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 142<br />
THEATRES AND VENUES OUTSIDE BLACKPOOL<br />
Vol 142 p 1 - 2 Two flyers for Pier <strong>The</strong>atre, St Annes (different colours) commencing Monday July 1 st<br />
? for the season starring Ken Platt and full West End company in “<strong>The</strong> Man Most<br />
Likely to” and “Don’t Start Without Me”.<br />
Vol 142 p 3 Flyer for Ashton Pavilion St. Annes Oct 1 st , 2 nd and 3 rd ? “Variety” with Diana Verne,<br />
Harry Taylor and Margaret, Derek Yelding, John Michael, Ted Bebbington, June<br />
Bryan, Rene Askey and Bill Woodford.<br />
Vol 142 p 4 Poster for Lowther Pavilion Lytham, Thursday 13 th October 1988? “Scandals” (the life<br />
and liver of Frank Randle) by Keith Clifford & John Chambers.<br />
Vol 142 p 5 Flyer for above show giving a short version of Frank Randle’s life story. Flyer for<br />
“Scandals” at ‘<strong>The</strong> Britons Protection Hotel’ from Sunday 17 th to 24 th May ?<br />
Vol 142 p 6 Poster for “Scandals” at the ‘Egerton Hotel’ St John’s Rd Buxton. From Sunday 19 th<br />
to 7 th August ?.<br />
Vol 142 p 7 Programme for the Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre, Coronation St “Cabaret” Easter 1990, presented<br />
by <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dramatic Society.<br />
Vol 142 p 8 Flyer (undated) for <strong>The</strong> Pavilion on the Green and Assembly Baths Hall Lytham. Eric<br />
Martin presents ‘Laugh With Lytham’<br />
Vol 142 p 9 Programme dated Wed 10 th Aug to Sat 13 th Aug 1988 at <strong>The</strong> Lowther Pavilion,<br />
Lytham, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dramatic Society presents “Billy Liar”. Flyer for Lowther<br />
Pavilion Sun 3 rd June? ‘Superstars of Country” top UK tribute to the legends of<br />
country.<br />
Vol 142 p 10 Programme ‘<strong>The</strong> Century’s People’ <strong>The</strong> stories of Fleetwood, Wyre, Fylde and<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> presented in music and song from 1900-2000. featuring, <strong>The</strong> Alan Bell<br />
Band, <strong>The</strong> Fleetwood Choral Society and <strong>The</strong> Thornton Cleveleys Brass Band at the<br />
Marine Hall, Fleetwood.<br />
Programme for the Lowther Pavilion, Lytham, and <strong>Blackpool</strong> Dramatic Society<br />
presents “Intent to Murder” on Wed 28 th to Sat 31 st Oct 1992.<br />
Vol 142 p 11 – 13 Programmes dated 4 th July 1943, 25 th June 1944, 27 th Aug 1944, 17 th Sept 1944, 8 th<br />
July 1945 and 26 th Aug 1945. for ‘Orchestral Concerts’ by the ‘Tom Smith Light<br />
Orchestra’ at the Marine Hall Fleetwood.<br />
Vol 142 p 14 Programme Nov 9 th to 11 th ? at the Orion <strong>The</strong>atre, Cleveleys. “Sailor, Beware!”<br />
performed by ‘<strong>The</strong> Norcross Players’.<br />
Programme and flyer July 9 th to 13 th July 1985. “Oliver” performed by Thornton<br />
Cleveleys Youth <strong>The</strong>atre, at the Marine Hall, Fleetwood<br />
Vol 142 p 15 Programme for ‘Here We Come Gathering’ presented by <strong>The</strong> Windmill Players at the<br />
Parish Hall, Thornton. On Thurs 28 th Jan to 30 th Jan 1954. Programme of events from<br />
Oct 2005 to March 2006 at the Thornton Little <strong>The</strong>atre.
Vol 142 p 16 Programme (undated) Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre, Cleveleys. Mildred Crossley presents the<br />
‘Happiness Ahead’ Company in “Out of this World”.<br />
Vol 142 p 17 Programme (undated) Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre, Cleveleys. Mildred Crossley presents the<br />
‘Happiness Ahead’ Company in “Belles & Beaus”.<br />
Vol 142 p 18 Two advertising cards for the ‘Happiness Ahead’ Company dated 1952 & 1953<br />
‘Queens <strong>The</strong>atre’ (1952 signed by some of the cast)<br />
Vol 142 p 19 Programme dated 1 st to 5 th May 1951 at the Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre Cleveleys. “Betty”<br />
presented by ‘Thornton Cleveleys Amateur Operatic Society’<br />
Vol 142 p 20 Programme dated 6 th Nov 1987. First British Concert by ‘<strong>The</strong> Chamber Orchestra of<br />
Czechoslovakia’ at Rossall School, Fleetwood.<br />
Programme dated 17 th to 19 th Oct ?, Hodgson High School presents ‘<strong>The</strong> Sweeney<br />
Todd Shock ‘n’ Roll Show’<br />
Vol 142 p 21 Programme dated 28 th Sept 1955, Rossall School Music Society and <strong>The</strong> Dennis<br />
Brain Wind Ensemble.<br />
Programme dated 8 th March 1958, Rossall School Music Society.<br />
Vol 142 p 22 Postcard of Ernest Binns’ ‘Marine Follies’ Fleetwood 1938.<br />
Vol 142 p 23 Flyer listing events from Oct 1993 to Feb 1994 at Rossall School Fleetwood ‘150 th<br />
Anniversary of Concerts and Events’<br />
Vol 142 p 24 Flyer dated 25th Aug ? Richard Olley in association with Wyre Leisure Services<br />
presents ‘Rhonda the amazing Lady Hypnotist’ at the Marine Hall, Fleetwood.<br />
Flyer for the Marine Hall Fleetwood late Summer Concerts, 12 Sept ? ‘<strong>The</strong> Bachelors<br />
Show’, 19 th Sept ? ‘Hear My Song’ tribute to Josef Locke, 26 th Sept ? return of ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
Bachelors Show’ and 4 th Oct ? ‘<strong>The</strong> Good Old Days’ starring Craig Douglas.<br />
Vol 142 p 25 Programme dated 21 st to 23 rd Dec ? Fylde Stage Academy presents “Snow White and<br />
the Seven Dwarfs” at the Teanlowe <strong>The</strong>atre, Poulton-le-Fylde.<br />
Vol 142 p 26 Programme dated 18 th to 22 nd Dec ? <strong>The</strong> Fylde Stage Academy presents ‘A Christmas<br />
Fantasia’ at the Tithebarn <strong>The</strong>atre, Teanlowe Centre, Poulton-le- Fylde Programme<br />
dated 6 th Dec 1980. <strong>The</strong> Fylde Stage Academy presents ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ at St<br />
Chads Parochial Hall, Poulton- le- Fylde.<br />
Vol 142 p 27 Flyer for “Say it with Flowers” on tour, starring Andrew Grisewood and Steve<br />
Andrews & the Steve Andrews Singers at the Lowther Pavilion 15 th March ?<br />
Vol 142 p 28 Image (undated) of Victoria Road, Cleveleys.<br />
Postcard 1911, of Fleetwood Rd, Cleveleys.<br />
Vol 142 p 29 Two postcards (undated) of ‘<strong>The</strong> Mill’ at Thornton.<br />
Postcard (undated) of ‘Lytham Mill’<br />
Vol 142 p 30 Unidentified photocopy of two entertainers could be on the green at Lytham with the<br />
‘Mill’ in the background.<br />
Vol 142 p 31 Photograph of Thornton Vicarage, 1875. Now Winter Gardens Buildings, Church<br />
Street.<br />
Vol 142 p 32 Photocopy of photograph of Victoria Road, Cleveleys (undated)
Vol 142 p 33 Postcard dated Sept 1909 of ‘Dolly’s Cottage, Knott End.<br />
Postcard(undated) of Garstang Rd, Wesham North.<br />
Postcard (Undated) Old Tithebarn St, Poulton-le-Fylde.<br />
Postcard (undated) Stocks and Whipping Post at Poulton.<br />
Vol 142 p 34 Photograph (undated) of the Stocks and Whipping Post at Poulton.<br />
Vol 142 p 35 Postcard (undated) of the Market Place, Garstang.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 143 (Oversize)<br />
GENERAL BLACKPOOL THEATRE GUIDES AND<br />
“WHAT’S ON”<br />
1931 – 1988<br />
Vol 143 p 1 ‘<strong>The</strong>atregoer & Talkie Tatler’ dated Sat 21 st Nov 1931, features articles on Ellis<br />
Jeffreys in “Too Many Smiths”, Lawrence Tibbett sings ‘Negro Spirituals’ in “<strong>The</strong><br />
Prodigal” at the Winter Gardens, and Sidney Fox, a 20-year old making her first picture<br />
in “<strong>The</strong> Bad Sister” at the Palace.<br />
Vol 143 p 2 ‘<strong>The</strong>atregoer & Talkie Tatler’ dated Sat 12 th Dec 1931, features articles on Valarie<br />
Richards in “Her First Affair” at the Opera House. John Barrymore in “Svengali” at the<br />
Palace, and Nancy Carroll & Phillip Holmes in “Stolen Heaven” at the Winter Gardens.<br />
Vol 143 p 3 ‘<strong>The</strong>atregoer & Talkie Tatler’ dated Sat 2 nd April 1932 features articles on Frank<br />
Forbes-Robertson and Miss Sydney Thornton in “<strong>The</strong>re’s Always Juliet” and Dolores<br />
Costello in “Expensive Women” at the Grand.<br />
Vol 143 p 4 ‘<strong>The</strong>atregoer & Talkie Tatler’ dated Sat 16th April 1932, features articles on Marie<br />
Dressler and Polly Moran in “Politics” at the Palace Pictures, and May Hallet in “Lucky<br />
Dip” at the Opera House.<br />
Vol 143 p 5 ‘<strong>The</strong>atregoer & Talkie Tatler’ dated Sat 23 rd April 1932, features articles on Belle<br />
Chrystall in “Hindle Wakes” with Sybil Thorndike and John Stuart at the Palace<br />
Pictures.<br />
Vol 143 p 6 <strong>The</strong>atregoer & Talkie Tatler dated Sat 30 th April 1932, features articles on Clark Gable<br />
in “Sporting Blood” with Madge Evans and Marie Prevost at the Winter Gardens, and<br />
Lionel Barrymore in “Guilty hands” at the Grand.<br />
Vol 143 p 7 <strong>The</strong>atregoer & Talkie Tatler dated Sat 7 th May 1932, features articles on John Hamilton<br />
and Lawson Butt in “London Wall” at the Opera House, and Clive Brook with Peggy<br />
Shannon in “Silence” at the Winter Gardens.<br />
Vol 143 p 8 <strong>The</strong>atregoer & Talkie Tatler dated Sat 21 st May 1932, features articles on Lilian Harvey<br />
in “Congress Dances” at the Palace Pictures, and Ena Burrell and Margaret Leslie in<br />
“While Parents Sleep” at the Opera House.<br />
Vol 143 p 9 <strong>The</strong>atregoer & Talkie Tatler dated Sat 17 th Sept 1932, features articles on Edith Day<br />
and Robert Chisholm in “Luana” at the Opera House, and Randolph Sutton, Nat Mills<br />
& Bobbie, Billy Russell, Christopher & Columbus, Kenealy Sisters and Arthur White’s<br />
Scandals at the Palace<br />
Vol 143 p 10 <strong>The</strong>atregoer & Talkie Tatler dated Sat 3 rd Dec 1932, features on Constance Bennett<br />
starring in “What Price Hollywood” with Lowell Sherman and Neil Hamilton, at the<br />
Winter Gardens.<br />
Vol 143 p 11 <strong>The</strong>atregoer dated Sat 5 th Aug 1933, features articles on Mark Lester & Mai Bacon in<br />
“Jolly Roger”at the Opera House. William Daunt & Dorothy Langley in “He Wanted<br />
Adventure” at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Nina Mae McKinney, George Formby, Edna Squire
Brown, <strong>The</strong> Five Charladies, Marconi Bros and Rob Daymar in “Variety Fair” at the<br />
Palace <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 143 p 12 <strong>The</strong>atregoer dated Sat 12 th Aug 1933, features articles on Mr Prince Littler who<br />
presented Miss Nita Croft & Syd Walker in “White Horse Inn” at the Opera House.<br />
Janet Gaynor & Will Rogers in “State Fair” at the Palace Pictures. Warren William &<br />
Loretta Young in “Employees’ Entrance” at the Winter Gardens.<br />
Vol 143 p 13 ‘What’s on’ A guide to <strong>Blackpool</strong>, Fleetwood, Cleveleys and Lytham St Annes dated<br />
24 th to 31 st Aug 1935. Feldmans <strong>The</strong>atre Summer Attraction “Swingin’ Along” with<br />
Reg Bolton, Donald Peers, and Tessie O’Shea. Lawrence Wright’s North Pier “On<br />
with the Show” starring Jennie Howard.<br />
Vol 143 p 14 “What’s on” A guide to <strong>Blackpool</strong>, Fleetwood, Cleveleys and Lytham St Annes dated<br />
31 st Aug to 7 th Sept 1935. Lawrence Wright’s “On with the Show” starring Roy<br />
Barbour, Lance Fairfax, Bertha Ricardo and Marion Dawson.<br />
Vol 143 p 15 “<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> <strong>The</strong>atregoer” Mon 7 th Sept 1936, features articles on Jack Buchanan &<br />
Elsie Randolph in “This’ll Make You Whistle” at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. George Formby,<br />
Randolph Sutton and Frank Randle in “King Fun” at the Opera House. Jessie Matthews<br />
in “It’s Love Again” at the Winter Gardens.<br />
Vol 143 016 “<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> <strong>The</strong>atregoer” Mon 30 th Aug 1937, features Leslie Henson in “Going<br />
Greek” at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre and George Formby in “King Cheer” at the Opera House.<br />
Vol 143 p 17 “<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> <strong>The</strong>atregoer” Mon 25 th Oct 1937, features articles on Lupino Lane and<br />
George Graves in “Me and my Girl” at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Musical festival<br />
at the Opera House .<br />
Vol 143 p 18 “<strong>Blackpool</strong>’s 1947 Easter Parade”. Jimmy Jewel & Ben Warriss in “<strong>The</strong> Red Mill” at<br />
the Opera House. Phyllis Monkman, Mary Jerrold, Peter Graves and Ena Burrill in “We<br />
Proudly Present” and Wendy Hiller, Henry Mollison and David Markham in “Tess of<br />
the D’Urbervilles” at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 143 p 19 “Stars of <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1957” features articles on Ruby Murray, Jimmy Jewel and Ben<br />
Warriss, Joan turner, Bob Monkhouse, Wilfred Pickles, Ken Dodd, Charlie Cairoli,<br />
Tommy Cooper, Ken Morris & Joan Savage, Yana, Lenny the Lion, Vic Oliver, Karen<br />
Greer, Tommy Steele, Hylda Baker, Denny Willis, Morecambe & Wise, Jill Day, Anne<br />
Shelton, Jimmy Clitheroe, <strong>The</strong> Tanner Sisters, Stan Stennett, Kenny Baker, Harry<br />
Corbett, Robert Earl, Dennis Spicer and Albert Burdon.<br />
Vol 143 p 20 ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Showtime 1958’ events leaflet advertising the Tower Circus with Charlie<br />
Cairoli, - Opera House with David Whitfield and Arthur Haynes, - Winter Gardens<br />
Pavilion with Hylda Baker in ‘<strong>The</strong> Hylda Baker Show’, - Grand <strong>The</strong>atre with Glenn<br />
Melvyn and Danny Ross in ‘Friends and Neighbours’ - Palace <strong>The</strong>atre with Lonnie<br />
Donegan, - Hippodrome with ‘1958 Super Revue’ with Winifred Atwell, Michael<br />
Holliday and <strong>The</strong> Nit-Wits, - Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre ‘You’ll be Lucky’ with Al Read, Eve<br />
Boswell, Jimmy Clitheroe and Lenny the Lion, - North Pier ‘Show Time’ with David<br />
Nixon, Edmund Hockridge, Joan Regan and <strong>The</strong> King Brothers, - Central Pier ‘Let’s<br />
Have Fun’ with Ken Dodd, Don Lang and Josef Locke, - South Pier with Shirley<br />
Bassey and Norman Evans.<br />
Vol 143 p 21 <strong>The</strong>atre Reservations <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1965.Booking Form, Travel and <strong>The</strong>atre agency.
Vol 143 p 22 Flyer advertising Tower Circus, Charlie Cairoli, - ABC.starring Mike Yarwood, Basil<br />
Brush and Robert Young and Opera House starring Danny La Rue ‘International<br />
Spectacular ‘73’<br />
Vol 143 p 23 Leaflet ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> 1974 Holiday Showtime’ advertising Opera House with Val<br />
Doonican, Norman Vaughan, Daily & Wayne and Patricia Carron. – Winter Gardens<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre with Polly James and Dilys Watling in ‘<strong>The</strong> Liver Birds’- ABC Larry Grayson<br />
in ‘Grayson’s Scandals’. – North Pier ‘Showtime 74’ with Ken Goodwin and Peters &<br />
Lee.<br />
Vol 143 p 24 1975 Flyer advertising ABC with ‘<strong>The</strong> Mike & Bernie Winters Show’.- Opera House<br />
‘<strong>The</strong> Freddie Starr Show’ and Winter Gardens with Sidney James in ‘<strong>The</strong> Mating<br />
Season’<br />
Vol 143 p 25 <strong>Blackpool</strong> Show Guide 1975, Booking Form.<br />
Vol 143 p 26 Summer Season Attractions <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1976, ‘<strong>The</strong> Dick Emery Show’ with Los<br />
Zafiros, Ken Wood and Bert Weedon. Mollie Sugden, John Inman, Frank Thornton,<br />
Nicholas Smith and Wendy Richards in ‘Are You Being Served?’ at the Winter<br />
Gardens. ‘<strong>The</strong> Black & White Minstrel Show’ at the Opera House.<br />
Vol 143 p 27 Centenary Year 1976 Diary of special events and Centenary celebrations.<br />
Vol 143 p 28 <strong>Blackpool</strong> Centenary Holiday Showtime ’76.(Guide to summer shows)<br />
Vol 143 p 29 Leaflet advertising ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Summer Shows’ 1978<br />
Leaflet advertising ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Summer Shows’ 1979<br />
Vol 143 p 30 <strong>Blackpool</strong> Show Guide 1978, Booking Form.<br />
Vol 143 p 31 <strong>Blackpool</strong> Show Guide 1979, Booking Form.<br />
Vol 143 p 32 1979 Flyer advertising Tower Circus with Charlie Cairoli, George Hamilton IV in<br />
‘<strong>The</strong> Country Music Show’ at the Winter Gardens Pavilion.<br />
Vol 143 p 33 1980 Flyer advertising Tower Circus with the Rastellis, world famous musical clowns.<br />
‘Mike Yarwood in Persons’ at the Opera House with <strong>The</strong> Nolans..<br />
Vol 143 p 34 <strong>Blackpool</strong> Show Guide 1983, booking form.<br />
Vol 143 p 35 Two 1983 Guides to <strong>Blackpool</strong>’s Summer entertainment, shows, shops & dining out.<br />
Vol 143 p 36 <strong>Blackpool</strong>’s Spectacular Shows guide Summer 83, booking form.<br />
Vol 143 p 37 ‘What’s on – Where to go in <strong>Blackpool</strong> ‘86’, articles on Russ Abbot at the North Pier.<br />
Freddie Starr at the Opera House. Les Dawson, Eric Sykes in ‘Run for your Wife’ at<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Frank Carson in ‘South Pier’s Summer Show’ Bobby Davro on the<br />
North Pier. Linda Nolan as ‘Maggie May’on the Central Pier.<br />
Vol 143 p 38 Two 1987 Guides to <strong>Blackpool</strong>’s Summer entertainment, shows, shops & dining out.<br />
Vol 143 p 39 <strong>Blackpool</strong> Holiday Magazine. ‘What’s on – where to go in <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1988’. Articles<br />
on Stan Boardman at North Pier, Les Dawson at the Opera House, Tom O’Connor and<br />
Mick Miller at the North Pier.<br />
Vol 143 p 40 Two 1988 Guides to <strong>Blackpool</strong>’s Summer entertainment.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 144 (Oversize)<br />
GENERAL BLACKPOOL THEATRE GUIDES AND<br />
“WHAT’S ON”<br />
1989 –<br />
Vol 144 p 1 ‘What’s on Guide to <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ (undated) includes map.<br />
Vol 144 p 2 ‘What’s on Guide to <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ dated 1925, includes map<br />
Vol 144 p 3 ‘What’s on Guide to <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ dated 1936, includes map.<br />
Vol 144 p 4 ‘What’s on guide to <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ (undated) includes map<br />
Vol 144 p 5 ‘Summer Fun’ What’s on guide to your holiday <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1989, features articles on<br />
Marti Webb, Christian Hughes and Adrian Edmeades in “Cats” at the Opera House. –<br />
<strong>The</strong> Nolans and Brian Conley at the Grand – Jimmy Cricket at South Pier<br />
Vol 144 p 6 ‘What’s On in <strong>Blackpool</strong> ‘90’ (cover only)<br />
Vol 144 p 7 ‘This Summer in <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ entertainment guide 1990, Freddy Starr, Dooby Duck,<br />
Barnaby, Donimo and Dana at the Opera House, - Danny La Rue and Mike Doyle at<br />
the South Pier, - Linda Nolan and Mick Miller at ‘Maggie Mays’ Central Pier.<br />
Vol 144 p 8 ‘What’s On in <strong>Blackpool</strong> ‘91’ full entertainment guide, features articles on Hypnotist<br />
Lorde Payne at the Pleasure Beach Horseshoe Bar, - <strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds at the Grand,<br />
- Jimmy Cricket at the South Pier, - Linda Nolan at ‘Maggie May’s’ Central Pier.<br />
Vol 144 p 9 ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Visitor’ what’s on, where to go 1994.<br />
Vol 144 p 10 ‘What’s On <strong>Blackpool</strong> ‘97’features articles on Roy ‘Chubby’ Brown on the South<br />
Pier, - Joe Longthorne on the North Pier, - Peggy Sue’s Rock & Roll Showbar at the<br />
Central Pier, - ‘Spirit of the Dance’ at <strong>Blackpool</strong> Grand <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 144 p 11 ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Festival of Comedy’ April 11 th to May 23 rd 1998, programme of events.<br />
Clown Dolfini at the Grundy art gallery, - Steve Coogan’s one man show at the Opera<br />
House, - <strong>The</strong> other side of Joey Blower at the North Pier, - Frank Carson’s ‘All New<br />
Laughter Show’ at the Central Pier, - Bernard Manning at the Tower. <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
entertainment & events Guide 98, Darren Day, Isla Fisher in ‘Summer Holiday’ at the<br />
Opera House, - Roy Chubby Brown on North Pier, - Joe Pasquale and the<br />
Grumbleweeds at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre and ‘<strong>The</strong> Frank Carson Show’ with Andy Ford,<br />
Jonathan Clark and Szara King on Central Pier.<br />
Vol 144 p 12 ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Live Spring – Illuminations 2000’ features ‘Fame’ 2000 Tour at the Opera<br />
House. – Hale & Pace, <strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds and Roy Chubby Brown at the North Pier<br />
and ‘Palladium Nights’ starring Danny La Rue at the Pavilion <strong>The</strong>atre, Winter<br />
Gardens.<br />
Vol 144 p 13 ‘What’s On! <strong>Blackpool</strong> 2001, features articles on Joe Longthorne at the Grand<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre.- Lisa Riley (Sunday Nights) Opera House. – Mooky at the Tower Circus. –<br />
Danny la Rue in ‘Palladium Nights at the Winter Gardens.
Vol 144 p 14 ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Live 2003’ features Peter Kay ‘Live at the top of the Tower’ Opera House.<br />
– Toyah Willcox in ‘Calamity Jane’ at the Opera House.<br />
Vol 144 p 15 ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Visitor 2004/05’ where to go, where to shop.<br />
Vol 144 p 16 ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Live 2005’, features Girls Aloud at the Opera House. – ‘Strictly Dancing’<br />
at the Tower Ballroom.<br />
Vol 144 p 17 - 18 ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Live! 2006’, features Bradley Walsh (Thursdays), Cannon & Ball,<br />
(Wednesdays) Roy ‘Chubby’ Brown (Saturdays) at Opera House, Four Tops at the<br />
Tower Ballroom, ‘Legends Live in Concert’ Central Pier.<br />
‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Live! 2006 at a glance…’List of events & shows.<br />
Vol 144 p 19 ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Events 07 making special things happen’ list of events for the year.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 145<br />
ENTERTAINERS – MALE<br />
A – C<br />
Vol 145 p 1 Photograph (undated) Russ Abbot sitting in a deck chair on the Pier.<br />
Vol 145 p 2 Photograph of Russ Abbot starring in “Showtime ‘79” at the North Pier.<br />
Vol 145 p 3 Two (undated) fan club cards of Russ Abbot (one signed)<br />
Photograph (undated) of Larry Adler signed ‘To Sylvia sincerely Larry Adler’<br />
Photograph (undated) Afrique, signed ‘To Harry, Wishing you all the best – Afrique’<br />
Vol 145 p 4 Photograph of Adam from ‘Adam & <strong>The</strong> Ants’ (undated 1970’s)<br />
Vol 145 p 5 Postcard (dated 1931) of Zaro Agha (with Bertram Mills’ Circus), the oldest man in<br />
the world, born in 1775 at Bitlis in Turkey, consequently he is 156 years old. Fought<br />
against Napoleon Bonaparte at the siege of Acre in Syria. He has been married 11<br />
times; he has had 35 children and 522 great great grand children.<br />
Postcard (undated) of Mr Henry Ainley as ‘Buckingham’ in Henry V111.<br />
Photograph of Indian Magician Shek Ben Ali 1953.<br />
Postcard of ‘Auphonzo, the intrepid lion tamer, and a lion (undated). Real name Frank<br />
Wilson. (Information given by a descendent.)<br />
Vol 145 p 6 Photograph (undated) Ward Allen (and friends)<br />
Vol 145 p 7 Postcard of Mr Oscar Asche (undated)<br />
Signed postcard of Arthur Askey (undated)<br />
Photograph signed Arthur Askey 1963.<br />
Vol 145 p 8 Photograph of Arthur Askey (undated)<br />
Vol 145 p 9 Undated photograph of Fred Astaire.<br />
Vol 145 p 10 Postcard dated 1907 of Fred Astley, comedian.<br />
Undated photograph of Gus Aubrey.<br />
Vol 145 p 11 Signed photograph of Max Bacon (<strong>Blackpool</strong> Palace July 7 th 1942).<br />
Undated signed photograph of Harry Bailey.<br />
Postcard circa 1932 of Tom Baker.<br />
Vol 145 p 12 Postcard with inscription ‘with best wishes for 1925 from Harold Gaunt Barber’ Two<br />
signed photographs of Mr Wilkie Bard in pantomime costumes (undated) Photograph<br />
with inscription ‘When Tom and I were 17’ signed Kindest wishes from Fred Barnes<br />
1926.<br />
Vol 145 p 13 Photograph/postcard dated 1905 of Wilson Barrett<br />
Photograph (undated) signed by Henry Baynton<br />
Photograph (undated) of Richard Beatty.<br />
Signed photograph ‘Wot a Geezer!’ Harold Bevens<br />
Vol 145 p 14 Copy of advert for Professor Axel’s Flea Circus. (undated)
Vol 145 p 15 Undated photograph of John Barrymore Jnr.<br />
Vol 145 p 16 Signed photograph of George Bass (undated)<br />
Vol 145 p 17 Postcard undated of Mr F.R.Benson<br />
Photograph undated of ‘Bertini’ the new musical impresario, <strong>The</strong> Tower, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 145 p 18 Photograph of A.C.Bittelli, notated on the back ‘To Miss A.C.Mellor with best wishes<br />
and a souvenir of friendship’ <strong>Blackpool</strong> 6-8-20.<br />
Photograph undated of Stanley Black.<br />
Photograph undated of George Bolton.<br />
Vol 145 p 19 Newspaper article on Stan Boardman 21 st Aug 1986.<br />
Photograph /Song sheet (undated 1950’s ) of Pat Boone.<br />
Vol 145 p 20 Undated photograph of Jim Bowen.<br />
Vol 145 p 21 Photograph of Max Boyce (undated)<br />
Vol 145 p 22 Undated signed photograph ‘with best wishes from Fredrick Boyce.’<br />
Photograph (undated) of Bobby Breen.<br />
Vol 145 p 23 Photograph of Johnny Brandon singing ‘Anyone can be a Millionaire’ in “Fun at St<br />
Trinians” dated 15/6/1955.<br />
Vol 145 p 24 Photograph of Fred Brierley (undated<br />
Two postcards (1927) of Carl Brisson.)<br />
1913 postcard of Ernie B of “Fred Walmsley and the Tonics”<br />
Vol 145 p 25 Photograph of Joe Brown (1960’s)<br />
Vol 145 p 26 Two postcards of Harry Brooker, Hawaiian Guitarist. Undated.<br />
Undated postcard of Albert Burdon.<br />
Signed fan club photograph of Max Bygraves. Undated.<br />
Vol 145 p 27 Signed photograph ‘To Dick, wishing you all that’s good, Max Bygraves.’<br />
Undated photograph of Max Bygraves.<br />
Vol 145 p 28 Photograph of Cab Calloway and Michael Can.<br />
Vol 145 p 29 Undated photograph of Eddie Calvert.<br />
Vol 145 p 30 Photograph of James Cagney undated.<br />
Postcard 17/2/11 of William Calvert in “<strong>The</strong> Winter’s Tale”<br />
Photograph of Bill Campbell, undated.<br />
Vol 145 p 31 - 33 Three photographs of Hoagy Carmichael, composer of “Stardust” undated.<br />
Vol 145 p 34 Photograph of Ronnie Carroll (1950/60’s)<br />
Vol 145 p 35 Article from Artistes and Records on Ronnie Carroll, dated July 1957.<br />
Vol 145 p 36 Postcard of Murray Carrington as “<strong>The</strong> Wandering Jew”, signed ‘with my many<br />
thanks. Yours sincerely Murray Carrington, 1922.’<br />
Postcard of Signor Caruso. “Tis <strong>The</strong> day” (undated)
Vol 145 p 37 Photograph of Charlie Cairoli and Miss <strong>Blackpool</strong> in a car, as part of a parade on the<br />
promenade. (undated)<br />
Vol 145 p 38 Undated photograph of Peter Casson, “<strong>The</strong> Master Hypnotist”<br />
Vol 145 p 39 Photograph of Roy Castle, (undated)<br />
Vol 145 p 40 Two postcards of Charlie Chaplin.<br />
Business card with picture of George Chaplin, Entertainer and Lecturer of stage and<br />
radio, also ‘Charlie the Clown’ for children. (undated)<br />
Postcard of Maurice Chevalier (undated)<br />
Vol 145 p 41 Photograph of Tony Christie. (undated)<br />
Vol 145 p 42 Undated photograph of Winston Churchill at the ‘Majestic’?<br />
Photograph of ‘Cingalee’ 1953.<br />
Signed photograph of ‘British & Empire Featherweight Champion’ Ronnie Clayton.<br />
Winner outright of the Lord Lonsdale Belt. (undated)<br />
Photograph of Lan Clifford who appeared on Central or South Pier in 1937 & 1939.<br />
Vol 145 p 43 Undated photograph of Montgomery Clift.<br />
Vol 145 p 44 Framed poster of W.F.Cody (Buffalo Bill) 1903.<br />
Vol 145 p 45 Photograph of William F. Cody. (Buffalo Bill) on his visit to Wolverhampton 1904.<br />
Vol 145 p 46 - 47 Two undated photographs of Norman Collier.<br />
Vol 145 p 48 Photograph of Norman Collier, North Pier 1977<br />
Quadruple photographs of Laurie Collins. (undated)<br />
Vol 145 p 49 Photograph (undated) of Billy Connolly on stage “<strong>The</strong> Secret Policeman’s Ball” 1979.<br />
Vol 145 p 50 Postcard (undated) of Mr Edward Compton.<br />
Photograph (undated) of Steve Conway.<br />
Photograph (undated) of Gary Cooper and a pet chimpanzee.<br />
Undated postcard of Harry Corbett and Sooty.<br />
Vol 145 p 51 Photograph (undated) of Ronnie Corbett.<br />
Vol 145 p 52 Photograph (undated) of Freddie Corless.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 146<br />
ENTERTAINERS – MALE<br />
C – G<br />
Vol 146 p 1 Photograph (undated) Ray Cornell.<br />
Vol 146 p 2 Photograph of Billy Cotton “Wakey Wakey” (undated)<br />
Vol 146 p 3 Postcard of Billy Cotton. (undated)<br />
Signed photograph of Colin Crompton (undated)<br />
Vol 146 p 4 Photograph of Bing Crosby, signed “To Walter Thompson, Thanks for your interest in<br />
my work. Bing Crosby 34”<br />
Vol 146 p 5 – 6 Two photographs of Bing Crosby (undated)<br />
Vol 146 p 7 Signed photograph of Bobby Crush (circa 1970s)<br />
Photograph of ‘Grand Sheik’ Bill Cubin. Laurel and Hardy Museum, Ulverston.<br />
Vol 146 p 8 Photograph signed by Billy Dainty (undated)<br />
Postcard (undated) signed by Paul Daniels.<br />
Vol 146 p 9 Magazine photograph of ‘Alfred Danks as he is today’ (Two striking poses of the<br />
famous “Chest Expander” Champion and Physical Culture Specialist at the age of 45.<br />
(1926)<br />
Vol 146 p 10 Undated photograph of Johnny Dankworth.<br />
Vol 146 p 11 Photograph (undated) of Gerald Davies.<br />
Vol 146 p 12 Photograph of Mr Peter Dawson, the famous singer, autographing H.M.V. records for<br />
the driver and fireman before leaving London for an Australian Tour. (1931?)<br />
Vol 146 p 13 Photograph of Darren Day. (undated)<br />
Vol 146 p 14 Photograph signed “To <strong>Cyril</strong> Thanks for showing me around, best wishes Al Dean”<br />
(1980’s?)<br />
Vol 146 p 15 Photograph Roger De Courcey and Nookie Bear appearing at “Showtime ‘80”at the<br />
North Pier, Pavilion. On Friday May 23 rd .<br />
Vol 146 p 16 Photograph signed “With all good wishes from Bertram Dench 1926”<br />
Vol 146 p 17 – 18 Two photographs of Reginald Dixon (undated)<br />
Vol 146 p 19 – 20 Two undated photographs of Ken Dodd.<br />
Vol 146 p 21 Two photographs of Ken Dodd, one signed ‘Happiness Always…Ken Dodd’<br />
Photograph of Ken Dodd signing autographs at the ‘Jam Buttymines’<br />
Vol 146 p 22 Photograph of Ken Dodd on stage with two female artistes. (undated)
Vol 146 p 23 Postcard (undated) of Robert Donat.<br />
Fan club photograph of Lonnie Donegan, (1978?)<br />
Photograph of Bob Douglas, signed on the reverse “To a good fellow with my best<br />
wishes. Sincerely Bob, 14.9.43?” Central Pier.<br />
Vol 146 p 24 Photograph of Lonnie Donegan. (undated)<br />
Vol 146 p 25 Two photographs (undated) of Val Doonican.<br />
Vol 146 p 26 Undated photograph of Kirk Douglas.<br />
Vol 146 p 27 Photograph of Charlie Drake. (undated)<br />
Vol 146 p 28 Signed photograph of Andy Eastwood. (undated)<br />
Vol 146 p 29 Undated photograph of Duke Ellington.<br />
Vol 146 p 30 Photograph of Jimmy Edwards (undated)<br />
Vol 146 p 31 Photograph of Arthur Elliot, Head of the Illuminations in <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 146 p 32 Undated photograph of G.H.Elliott.<br />
Two signed photographs of Norman Evans 1938.<br />
Postcard of Rupert Everett (1980’s)<br />
Vol 146 p 33 Photograph of Adam Faith (1960)<br />
Vol 146 p 34 Photograph of Peter Fannan “<strong>The</strong> (E) Rector of Laughs”undated.<br />
Vol 146 p 35 Photograph of Peter Fannan, 1894.<br />
Vol 146 p 36 Postcard of George Formby broadcasting to Forces Overseas with Geraldo and<br />
Orchestra. (1953?)<br />
Two photographs of George Formby with dog. (undated)<br />
Vol 146 p 37 Undated photograph of George Formby, (Beryl Formby?) and a dog.<br />
Vol 146 p 38 Photograph of George Formby playing ukulele. Undated..<br />
Vol 146 p 39 Photograph of George Formby and Pat Howson (She was to be his future wife but he<br />
died before they could get married) signed on the back “To Jackson and L.W.<br />
(Lawrence Wright) with love. Pat”<br />
Photograph of George and Beryl Formby? (undated)<br />
Vol 146 p 40 Undated photograph of George and Beryl Formby as previous but larger.<br />
Vol 146 p 41 Photocopy of photograph of <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> with a cut out of George Formby.<br />
Vol 146 p 42 Photograph of Derek Fowldes, <strong>The</strong>atre News. (Undated)<br />
Vol 146 p 43 Undated photograph of Syd Francis (comedian and trumpeter)<br />
Vol 146 p 44 Photograph (undated) of Carl Franz & Pat.<br />
Vol 146 p 45 Signed photograph of Stu Francis, (undated)<br />
Signed photograph of Cecil Frederick (Ramsbottom or Stan Ogden in Coronation
Street) .<br />
Two photographs of Freddy Frinton 1951 at De-La-Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea.<br />
Vol 146 p 46 Photograph of Will Fyffe CBE signed “To Joe from Will 1942”<br />
Vol 146 p 47 Undated photograph of Jimmy Gray.<br />
Vol 146 p 48 Postcard (undated) of Geraldo.<br />
Vol 146 p 49 Photograph (undated) of Henry ?<br />
Vol 146 p 50 Undated photograph of Peter Goodwright.<br />
Vol 146 p 51 Postcard undated of Edwin Gilley.<br />
Photograph of Mon. Gondin.(undated)<br />
Vol 146 p 52 Photograph of Fred Gwyn signed “To Joyce with all good wishes. From Fred Gwyn”<br />
(undated)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 147<br />
ENTERTAINERS – MALE<br />
H – K<br />
Vol 147 p 1 Photograph of George Hamilton IV starring in “<strong>The</strong> Country Music Show” at <strong>The</strong><br />
Winter Gardens .1979.<br />
Vol 147 p 2 Photograph of Mike Harding. (Undated)<br />
Vol 147 p 3 Undated photograph of Rolf Harris. <strong>The</strong>atre News.<br />
Vol 147 p 4 Postcard 1909 of Mr J Milton Hayes, ‘Empire Serenaders’ performing at Uncle<br />
Tom’s Cabin.<br />
Postcard (1940’s) of Hector and his pals, signed “To Joyce regards from Hector and<br />
Pals with Marion”<br />
Two signed photographs of Billy Harris. (undated)<br />
Vol 147 p 5 Postcard (circa 1940’s) of Mr Leslie Henson.<br />
Vol 147 p 6 Photograph undated of Freddie Harrison.<br />
Vol 147 p 7 Two photographs Of Len Harvey in a boxing ring (undated) (boxed at middleweight,<br />
light heavy and heavyweight during his career)<br />
Vol 147 p 8 Undated photograph of Lenny Henry.<br />
Vol 147 p 9 Photograph of Benny hill, undated and signed on the back ‘Cheers Benny Hill’<br />
Vol 147 p 10 Photograph of Vince Hill sitting in a deckchair on Central Pier surrounded by girls<br />
from the show, (70’s/80’s)<br />
Vol 147 p 11 Photograph of Sam Hilton “<strong>The</strong> Cheeky Chappie in Chintz” signed ‘To Jim Best<br />
Wishes Sam Hilton 1916’<br />
Vol 147 p 12 Photograph of Edmund Hockridge, North Pier.(50’s/60’s)<br />
Cutting of photograph of Stanley Holloway (undated)<br />
Article cut out of magazine with photograph of Michael Holliday, starring at the<br />
Hippodrome Summer season 1958.<br />
Vol 147 p 13 Undated photograph of Eddie Holt.<br />
Vol 147 p 14 Undated photograph of Roy Hudd inscribed “GOOD LUCK To all connected with the<br />
‘Museum of Popular Entertainment’ – past! Want some of my jokes!’<br />
Vol 147 p 15 Photograph of Rod Hull and Emu (undated)<br />
Photograph of Ralph Humber 1936.<br />
Vol 147 p 16 – 18 Three photographs of Leslie ‘Hutch’ Hutchinson 1942.<br />
Vol 147 p 19 Photograph (circa 1900’s) Percy Hutchinson in ‘Brewster’s Millions’
Vol 147 p 20 – 21 Three photographs of Jack Hylton, Band leader and impresario. (undated)<br />
Vol 147 p 22 Three postcards of Sir Henry Irving (early 1900’s)<br />
Photograph Alen Jamerson undated.<br />
Vol 147 p 23 – 24 Three photographs of Andy Jaymes psychic entertainer (undated)<br />
Vol 147 p 25 Photograph signed “To Nellie all the best in the future, very sincerely Hal Jones<br />
‘Splinters of 1924’<br />
Vol 147 p 26 Undated photograph of Jack Jones.<br />
Vol 147 p 27 Undated photograph of Big Phil Kelly.<br />
Vol 147 p 28 Photograph of Bill Kenwright. (undated)<br />
Vol 147 p 29 Photograph of Captain T, Kayes circa 1937.<br />
Vol 147 p 30 – 32 Three photographs of Steve King performing as Al Jolson (circa 1990’s)<br />
Vol 147 p 33 Photograph of Joe King “Always Jo.king”(circa 1950’s)<br />
Photograph of Harry Korris (circa 1930’s)<br />
Postcard signed Fred Kitchen.<br />
Postcard of Kubelik (Jan) Czech violinist and composer.(undated)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 148<br />
ENTERTAINERS – MALE<br />
L – O<br />
Vol 148 p 1 Cutting of George Lacy (undated) known as a pantomime Dame.<br />
Photograph of Lupino Lane, English actor and <strong>The</strong>atre manager (undated). Postcard<br />
of Anton Lang, German studio potter and actor in ‘Oberammergau Passion Play’, he<br />
played the role of Jesus. Signed photograph of Prof. Dan Leano Entertainer Jan 22 nd ,<br />
1936<br />
Vol 148 p 2 Article with photograph of Don Lang (undated) Had a Summer Season on Central<br />
Pier.<br />
Signed photograph of Mike Larnie (undated)<br />
Vol 148 p 3 – 4 Two photographs of Danny La Rue, one as a female impersonator, both undated.<br />
Vol 148 p 5 Signed photograph of Harry Lauder at the Palace <strong>The</strong>atre 1922. Signed photograph of<br />
Lee Lawrence.<br />
Vol 148 p 6 Photograph of Turner Layton May 1935.<br />
Vol 148 p 7 Photograph of Fred Lindall circa 1937.<br />
Signed photograph of Pete Lindup.<br />
Vol 148 p 8 Photograph of ‘Little Billy’ undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘Little Tich’ at the Palace <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Signed photograph of Gary Lovini (circa 2000?)<br />
Vol 148 p 9 Photograph of Josef Locke at Stanley Park 26 th July 1951 surrounded by autograph<br />
hunters.<br />
Photographs of Josef Locke from a programme (undated)<br />
Vol 148 p 10 Undated photograph of Johnnie Lockwood.<br />
Vol 148 p 11 Undated photograph of Brian London, Heavyweight Boxer.<br />
Vol 148 p 12 Signed photograph of Joe Longthorne, starred at the South Pier 1983, North Pier<br />
1987/1989, and Opera House/1996. North Pier 1997/1998, Opera House 2000 and<br />
Grand 2004.<br />
Vol 148 p 13 Photograph of Joe Longthorne with two young ladies outside North Pier,1980’s<br />
Vol 148 p 14 Photograph undated of Gary Lucas as ‘Fireman Sam’<br />
Photograph of Henry Lytton, appeared in “Sky High” Winter Gardens, 1948<br />
Vol 148 p 15 – 16 Two photographs of Mantovani (circa 1957)<br />
Vol 148 p 17 Photograph of Tony Martin appearing at the London Palladium for 2 weeks from June<br />
7 th 1948.<br />
Vol 148 p 18 – 19 Caricature and three postcards (circa 1907) of Mr Martin Harvey (Sir John Martin<br />
Harvey) (actor)
Vol 148 p 20 Undated photograph of Al Martino.<br />
Undated photograph signed ‘To Joan & Ron love Nicky’ Nicky Martyn.<br />
Vol 148 p 21 Signed photograph of Gino Martini 1973.<br />
Signed photograph of Horace Mashford 1953.<br />
Undated photograph of Bunny May.<br />
Vol 148 p 22 Photograph of ‘Maximilian’ the acrobatic, musical and singing sea lions.(undated)<br />
Vol 148 p 23 Undated (circa 1970’s) photograph of Don MacLean.<br />
Vol 148 p 24 Postcard of Victor McLaglen (undated) film actor.<br />
Photograph signed ‘Best Wishes Johnny Meadows’<br />
Magazine photograph of Paul Melba (undated)<br />
Undated photograph of G.S.Melvin. (George Spence Melvin) Pantomime Dame.<br />
Vol 148 p 25 – 27 Three undated (circa 1940’s) photographs of Felix Mendelssohn, Band Leader.<br />
Vol 148 p 28 Postcard dated Mar 1910 of Mr Robert Michelis as “Freddy Fairfax in ‘<strong>The</strong> Dollar<br />
Princess”<br />
Signed photograph (undated) of Michaels Miles.<br />
Business card / photograph of Fred Mills (conjurer and illusionist) undated.<br />
Photograph of Max Miller (circa 1950’s Palace <strong>The</strong>atre)<br />
Vol 148 p 29 Signed fan club photograph of Bob Monkhouse, appeared in ‘Startime’ June – Oct<br />
1957, at Winter Gardens, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Signed photograph of Sidney A. Monckton 1930, appeared on either South or Central<br />
Pier.<br />
Signed photograph of Ken Morris, appeared in ‘On with the Show’ 1964.<br />
Vol 148 p 30 Photocopy of a signed photograph of Matt Monro 1962.<br />
Photograph of Geo Morgan, 1920.<br />
Vol 148 p 31 Signed photograph of Richard Murdoch, Opera House, July 1940.<br />
Vol 148 p 32 Undated photograph of Dominic Muscat.<br />
Vol 148 p 33 Photograph of Nick Nisson (undated)<br />
Vol 148 p 34 Undated photograph of Matt Nixon.<br />
Photograph signed ‘Good Luck and best wishes from Dennis Noble’ (undated)<br />
Fan Club photograph of Duncan Norvelle.<br />
Postcard signed ‘ To Jackson, with good wishes, Ivor Novello’ (undated)<br />
Signed photograph of Max Norris, 1935.<br />
Vol 148 p 35 Photograph of Roy Orbison (undated)<br />
Vol 148 p 36 Postcard of Os’Carius (Belgian Mimic) and Miss Mela ( French Lion Tamer)<br />
(undated)<br />
Vol 148 p 37 Photograph of Mike Osman (star of Copy cats) (undated)<br />
Vol 148 p 38 Undated photograph of Osmirelda, (puppet cabaret)<br />
Vol 148 p 39 Undated photograph of Bill Owen.
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VOLUME 149<br />
ENTERTAINERS – MALE<br />
P – R<br />
Vol 149 p 1 Photograph (undated) of Larry Parks.(circa 1950’s)<br />
Vol 149 p 2 – 4 Tree photographs of Jack Payne (bandleader) dated 1955.<br />
Vol 149 p 5 Two photographs of Donald Peers, Welsh singer, (undated)<br />
Vol 149 p 6 Cigarette card showing Gypsy Petulengro (astrologist & palmist) undated.<br />
Postcard of Wilfred Pickles “Have a Go” undated.<br />
Photograph of Mabel and Wilfred Pickles. (undated)<br />
Vol 149 p 7 Signed photograph of Wilfred Pickles (undated)<br />
Vol 149 p 8 – 10 Four photographs of Ken Platt, comedian. (undated)<br />
Vol 149 p 11 Undated photograph signed ‘ To Joe with thanks Jim & Arthur Prince’ (Ventriloquist<br />
& Jim the dummy)<br />
Vol 149 p 12 Signed postcard of Reginald Porter–Brown. (undated)<br />
Vol 149 p 13 – 15 Three photographs and one postcard of Sandy Powell. (one at <strong>Blackpool</strong> in 1946)<br />
Vol 149 p 16 Business card for the ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Motor Club’ with a photograph of Jack<br />
Pye, heavyweight wrestling champion.<br />
Vol 149 p 17 Undated advert of Babu “<strong>The</strong> wonder on the slack wire” (Babu Rao)<br />
Vol 149 p 18 Photograph of Ted Ray signed, “Wishing you every happiness Sincerely Ted 1943”<br />
Vol 149 p 19 Fan club photograph of Johnnie Ray, (undated)<br />
Signed photograph of Peter Raynor, Central Pier, 1946.<br />
Postcard of Robert Redford, (1984?)<br />
Vol 149 p 20 – 22 Four photographs of Al Read, one taken at Stanley Park on 26 th July 1951.<br />
Vol 149 p 23 Undated photograph of Tommy Reilly.<br />
Vol 149 p 24 Undated photograph of Peter Remm, vocalist.<br />
Vol 149 p 25 Photograph of Cliff Richard at the Palladium, waving to girls in uniform. Undated<br />
Vol 149 p 26 Photograph of Rico, appeared at the Queens, 1966 Summer Season.<br />
Postcard dated May 1911 of J.W.Riley, Humorous speciality entertainer.<br />
Vol 149 p 27 Photograph from a magazine of Roy Rivers (undated. Circa 1985/86)<br />
Vol 149 p 28 Photograph of Gilbert Roberts, appeared in “Highlights” at the Central Pier 1947.
Two postcards of George Robey dated 1924.<br />
Vol 149 p 29 Photograph of Paul Robeson (bass baritone singer) undated circa 1949)<br />
Vol 149 p 30 Photograph signed “To Dear Old Tom, with my good wishes Fred E Rogers, 1940”<br />
Vol 149 p 31 Photograph signed “To Larry, Best Wishes Old Mother Riley” by Roy Rolland who<br />
took over from Arthur Lucan the original Old Mother Riley when he died in 1954.<br />
Vol 149 p 32 Postcard (undated) of Mr Kennerley Rumford..
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 150<br />
ENTERTAINERS – MALE<br />
S – Z<br />
Vol 150 p 1 Magazine cutting of Leaguer Samson – the world’s strongest living man. In the act of<br />
performing one of his sensational chain breaking feats.(undated)<br />
Vol 150 p 2 Magazine cutting of Eugen Sandow – at the age of 55. <strong>The</strong> world’s pioneer in Modern<br />
and Scientific Physical Culture. (1922)<br />
Vol 150 p 3 Magazine cutting ‘A Picture of Superabundant Energy’ Clifford Severn, N.D. whose<br />
achievements in Naturopathy have gained for him the proud title of Britain’s Leading<br />
Consulting Naturopath. (undated)<br />
Vol 150 p 4 Signed photograph of Barry St Claire. (undated)<br />
Postcard (undated) of Dr. Malcolm Sargent.<br />
Signed undated photograph of Syd Seymour.<br />
Signed photograph of Charles Shadwell (Orchestra leader) at Palace <strong>The</strong>atre 1947.<br />
Vol 150 p 5 Photograph of Paul Shane, appeared at Layton Institute 1973 / 75, South pier 1982,<br />
and Winter Gardens 1984 / 2003.<br />
Vol 150 p 6 Undated photograph of Paul Shelley as Le Vicomte de Valmont in Les Liaisons<br />
Dangereuses. RSC/Royal Insurance Annual Tour.<br />
Vol 150 p 7 Photograph of Frank Sidebottom, stage name and persona of the English comedian and<br />
musician, Chris Sievey. Appeared in ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Comedy Special’ at Maggie Mays,<br />
Central Pier April 1993.<br />
Vol 150 p 8 – 9 Two photographs of Frank Sinatra one signed (undated)<br />
Vol 150 p 10 Photograph signed ‘ To <strong>Cyril</strong> Kind Thoughts always from Barry Sinclair’ shows Barry<br />
Sinclair with Mohammed Ali. (undated)<br />
Vol 150 p 11 Photograph of Billy Smart Jnr (undated)<br />
Vol 150 p 12 Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Spoon family’ takes a day trip to Button Moon in their homemade<br />
spaceship.<br />
Vol 150 p 13 Undated photograph signed ‘To Fred Turner Hic! Cheerio! Stanelli’<br />
Vol 150 p 14 - 15 Two photographs signed by Clifford Stanton who appeared on Central Pier 1948 and<br />
<strong>The</strong> Palace 1950.<br />
Vol 150 p 16 Undated photograph of C. Stapley.<br />
Vol 150 p 17 Undated photograph of Alvin Stardust.<br />
Vol 150 p 18 Photograph of Rudy Starita signed ‘ Best Wishes Vibra-Xylotively yours, Rudy<br />
Starita. <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1946.<br />
Photograph of Rudy Starita 1941.
Vol 150 p 19 Photograph of Anthony Steel, British actor at his peak in 1950’s.<br />
Undated photograph of Tommy Steele.<br />
Vol 150 p 20 – 22 Three photographs of Tommy Steele strumming his guitar (undated)<br />
Vol 150 p 23 Four page typewritten biography of Tommy Steele up to 1957 when he appeared in his<br />
own show at the Palace <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Vol 150 p 24 Undated photograph of William G. Stewart.<br />
Undated photograph of Jack Storey ‘Ya do don’t ya’ appeared at the North Pier in the<br />
1950’s.<br />
Vol 150 p 25 Two more photographs of Jack Storey.<br />
Vol 150 p 26 Postcard dated Feb 1908 of Mr Eugene Stratton appeared at the Palace Variety<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Undated postcard signed ‘Best Wishes to Joe, sincerely Jimmy Swift’<br />
Postcard circa 1932 signed ‘Cheerio! Frederick Sylvester’<br />
Vol 150 p 27 Leaflet of the world’s top stage hypnotist Michael Sutherland. Undated.<br />
Vol 150 p 28 Undated photograph of Eric Sykes.<br />
Vol 150 p 29 – 30 Signed photograph of Richard Tauber, appeared at the Grand in ‘Old Chelsea’ 1943,<br />
and Winter Gardens 1945 / 1946.<br />
Vol 150 p 31 Undated photograph signed ‘Best Wishes, Jimmy Tarbuck’<br />
Two postcards of Mr Fred Terry, Actor.<br />
Postcard of ‘Tom Thumb’ the oldest midget in the world. Aged 66yrs.<br />
Vol 150 p 32 Undated photograph of Peter Thorne.<br />
Vol 150 p 33 Photograph of ‘Cheeky Dog and David Tomkins’(member of the magic circle) dated<br />
22nd Sep 1983.<br />
Vol 150 p 34 Photograph of Tommy Trafford dressed as a dame, he appeared on the Central Pier<br />
1978,1979 and 1980, and the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ Dec 1986.<br />
Vol 150 p 35 Two postcards of Sir H.Beerbohm Tree, ‘Cardinal Wolsey, in King Henry VIII, 1890’<br />
and at the Grand in 1894.<br />
Postcard undated of Arthur Tracy ‘<strong>The</strong> Street Singer’<br />
Signed photograph of Bruce Trent starred at the Winter Gardens /Grand <strong>The</strong>atre<br />
1940’s and 1950’s.<br />
Vol 150 p 36 Photograph of Tommy Trinder, Sept 1942.<br />
Vol 150 p 37 Magazine article on Dickie Valentine, photograph and short biography, undated.<br />
Vol 150 p 38 Postcard with the compliments of the management of Tivoli <strong>The</strong>atre, Talbot Sq in<br />
memory of Rudolph Valentino, who died Aug 23 rd 1926.<br />
Two postcards (undated) of Auguste Van Biene, cellist.<br />
Vol 150 p 39 Signed fan club photograph (undated) of Frankie Vaughan.<br />
Magazine article on Frankie Vaughan (1955) photograph and short biography.
Vol 150 p 40 Signed photograph of Norman Vaughan, appeared in <strong>Blackpool</strong> at the Winter Gardens<br />
1961 / 1974 and ABC and Opera House, 1974<br />
Vol 150 p 41 Undated photograph of Leslie Vernon.<br />
Vol 150 p 42 Signed photograph of Bobby Vincent (undated)<br />
Signed photograph of Duggie Wakefield (undated)<br />
Vol 150 p 43 Photograph of Sydney Walmsley, aged 12, boy trumpeter, appeared on North Pier<br />
1956.<br />
Vol 150 p 44 Photograph of Bradley Walsh, appeared at the Winter Gardens Opera House Summer<br />
1994.<br />
Vol 150 p 45 Photograph of Dermot Walsh, appeared at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1948, 1952 and 1967.<br />
Vol 150 p 46 Signed photograph of Tom Ward who appeared in ‘Holiday Startime’ at the ABC.<br />
Undated photograph of Clive Webb.<br />
Vol 150 p 47 Photograph and autograph of Peter Webster 1952.<br />
Photograph of Peter Webster on the stage of the Central Pier. Undated.<br />
Vol 150 p 48 Photograph of Mark Weightman dressed as ‘King Richard’<br />
Vol 150 p 49 Signed photograph of Harry Welchman who appeared at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, 1946.<br />
Magazine article on David Whitfield, photograph and short biography. Topped the bill<br />
at Winter Gardens, in “<strong>The</strong> Big Show of 1958”.<br />
Vol 150 p 50 Two undated photographs of Billy Whittaker, one as a pantomime dame. Undated<br />
Vol 150 p 51 Photograph of Joe Wicks, female impersonator, 1929 .<br />
Vol 150 p 52 Signed photograph of Charlie Williams, appeared at the Winter Gardens Opera House<br />
1973, 1975, 1976 and 1978, and South Pier 1987.<br />
Postcard of Mr E. Harcourt Williams in ‘As You Like It’(undated)<br />
Photograph of Terry Wilson presents ‘<strong>The</strong> Big Show’, Victoria Pier, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Summer 1926.<br />
Vol 150 p 53 Photograph of Gary Wilmot , appeared in ‘Me and my Girl’ at the Winter Gardens in<br />
1995.<br />
Vol 150 p 54 – 56 Three photographs of Aly Wilson, appeared at the Winter Gardens Pavilion in early<br />
1960’s<br />
Vol 150 p 57 Undated magazine article of Terry Wilson ‘Mr Squires Gate of <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ Principal<br />
comedian (Dame) in many Pantomimes and Summer seasons topping the bill at<br />
Squires Gate Holiday Camp, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 150 p 58 Photograph of Bernie Winters, appeared at Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1982.<br />
Vol 150 p 59 Signed photograph 1989 and autograph 1969 of Mark Wynter.<br />
Vol 150 p 60 Signed postcard of Norman Wisdom, appeared at the Palace in 1961.<br />
Photograph undated, of Norman ?
Vol 150 p 61 – 62 Two undated photographs of Harry Worth, appeared at <strong>The</strong> Palace 1952, 1954 and<br />
1960. Winter Gardens 1953 and North Pier 1962 and 1969.<br />
Vol 150 p 63 Photograph of Francis Wright, undated.<br />
Vol 150 p 64 Postcard 1906? Of Mr Huntley Wright. (known for Edwardian comedies)<br />
Photograph of Ben Wrigley, ‘I’ll just go and tell Trevor’ undated.<br />
Vol 150 p 65 Photograph Mike Yarwood , appeared in “Mike Yarwood in Persons” Opera House,<br />
Summer Season 1980.<br />
Vol 150 p 66 Photograph of Jimmy Young, undated.<br />
Vol 150 p 67 Poster of Stuart Young, played at the Royal Pavilion in the 1990’s.
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VOLUME 151<br />
ENTERTAINERS – FEMALE<br />
A - F<br />
Vol 151 p 1 Photograph of Moira Anderson, appeared at Winter Gardens/Opera House 1969,<br />
1972, 1973, 1975 and 1978 and at the ABC 1980.<br />
Vol 151 p 2 Photograph of Peggy Ashby, appeared in “Ladies Out of Uniform” undated.<br />
Vol 151 p 3 Photograph of Anne Aston, hostess on ‘<strong>The</strong> Golden Shot’ late 60’s early 70’s.<br />
Vol 151 p 4 – 8 Winifred Atwell, magazine article with short biography, five photographs, extensive<br />
appearances in <strong>Blackpool</strong> from 1949 to 1974. Winter Gardens 1949, 1950 and 1974.<br />
Palace 1950 and 1951. Hippodrome 1953 and 1958. ABC 1966 and Central Pier<br />
1966.<br />
Vol 151 p 9 Postcard undated of Sybil Arundale.<br />
Postcard of Adrienne Augarde, 1906.<br />
Vol 151 p 10 Signed photograph of Hermione Baddeley, appeared at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1942,<br />
1943, 1945, 1953 and 1955.<br />
Vol 151 p 11 Photograph of Muriel Barron, appeared at the Winter Gardens 1948 and 1949.<br />
Photograph of Joy Beattie, as ‘Prince Randolph’ in Francis Laidler’s “Humpty<br />
Dumpty” pantomime at the <strong>The</strong>atre Royal, Leeds 1950/51.<br />
Vol 151 p 12 Photograph of June Bell, vocalist. Undated.<br />
Vol 151 p 13 Postcard 1904 of Sarah Bernhardt as Hamlet.<br />
Photograph of Eva Beynon, 1943.<br />
Signed photograph of Cilla Black, appeared at ABC 1966 and 1969. Winter Gardens<br />
1972 and North Pier 1982.<br />
Vol 151 p 14 Signed photograph of Norah Blaney, Music Hall star circa 1920’s.<br />
Vol 151 p 15 Photograph and magazine article, photograph and short biography of Eve Boswell.<br />
Appeared at Palace 1952. Winter Gardens 1953, 1956 and 1957. Queens 1959.<br />
Vol 151 p 16 Signed photograph of Janet Brandes, 1962.<br />
Postcard of Evelyn Brent, silent film and stage actress, circa 1915.<br />
Signed photograph of Patricia Burke, appeared on the North Pier 1950’s.<br />
Postcard of Clara Butt, appeared at <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower circa 1900’s<br />
Vol 151 p 17 Photograph of Katy Brittain as Cecile de Volanges in ‘Les Liaisons Dangereuses”.<br />
RSC/Royal Insurance Annual Tour. 1991.<br />
Vol 151 p 18 Photograph of Corrine Calvert , actress (undated)<br />
Vol 151 p 19 Photograph of Jane Carr (undated)
Vol 151 p 20 Signed photograph of Kate Carney, singer and comedienne, music halls in London,<br />
circa 1900’s<br />
Photograph Carole Carr, first singer to appear on British television when it resumed<br />
after the Second World War, and also the first to appear on colour television test<br />
broadcasts in Britain in 1957.<br />
Signed photograph of Petula Clark, Personal visit of Petula Clark to the Odeon<br />
Cinema, Thursday July 12 th 1951.<br />
Postcard of Petula Clark. 1960’s<br />
Vol 151 p 21 – 22 Two photographs of Violet Carson at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, circa 1970’s.<br />
Vol 151 p 23 Signed photograph of Sylvia Cecil, 1931/1944<br />
Vol 151 p 24 Photograph of Miss Sylvia Cecil, appeared on the North Pier ‘On with the Show’ in<br />
1932 and 1948.<br />
Magazine article with photograph and short biography on Alma Cogan, appeared at<br />
the Palace 1954 and Winter Gardens 1954,1955,1960 and 1961.<br />
Vol 151 p 25 Photograph of May Clapham (undated)<br />
Vol 151 p 26 - 27 Two photographs of Jose Collins. circa 1925.<br />
Vol 151 p 28 – 29 Two photographs of Cicely Courtneidge, in “Soldiers of the King” 1934.<br />
Vol 151 p 30 Two signed postcards of Margaret Cooper (undated)<br />
Photograph (not known)<br />
Postcard of Joan Crawford (undated)<br />
Vol 151 p 31 Postcard advertising the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, (1914?)<br />
Signed photograph of Dana, appeared on North Pier 1974 and 1987. Winter Gardens<br />
1982 and 1990 and ABC 1979.<br />
Postcard Zena Dare, Aug 15 th 1905.<br />
Postcard of Phyllis & Zena Dare, dated Dec 31 st 1905.<br />
Vol 151 p 32 Photograph inscribed ‘To Mr Wright, Thanking you for a lovely season. With love<br />
Diana Dove.’ Appeared in “Queen of Hearts” Winter Gardens 1953.<br />
Photograph of Marlene Deitrich. Appeared at the Winter Gardens 1955.<br />
Vol 151 p 33 Magazine photograph of Bette Davis (undated)<br />
Vol 151 p 33 – 34 Two photographs of Peggy Desmond. appeared in ‘On with the Show’ North Pier,<br />
1938.<br />
Vol 151 p 35 Photograph of Margaret Eaves (undated)<br />
Vol 151 p 36 Postcard of Lily Elsie, star of the Edwardian musical stage, 1900-1920’s.<br />
Signed photograph of La Esterella, 25 th Nov 1948.<br />
Vol 151 p 37 Photograph of Fenella Fielding ‘Julia’ in “ <strong>The</strong> Ghost Train” at the Old Vic 1976.<br />
Vol 151 p 38 - 39 Photograph of Gracie Fields and Terry Wilson – “hoping for the best” when<br />
inspecting the “Irish Sweep Drum” in Dublin this week. Both appearing at the<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre Royal. 1941?<br />
Photograph of Gracie Fields (undated)
Vol 151 p 40 Signed photograph of Julie Fisher, appeared in ‘<strong>The</strong> Good Old days’ Central Pier,<br />
1974, “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Showtime” at the Winter Gardens, 1980<br />
Vol 151 p 41 – 42 Three photographs of Florrie Ford, appeared at the Palace 1923.<br />
Vol 151 p 43 Photograph (Pamela Fosby?) 1939.<br />
Vol 151 p 44 Photograph of Connie Francis (undated)<br />
Vol 151 p 45 Photograph of Audrey Freeman (Winnie Tate – Annie Get Your Gun) (undated)
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VOLUME 152<br />
ENTERTAINERS – FEMALE<br />
G - M<br />
Vol 152 p 1 Signed photograph ‘With every good wish from ‘Diamond’ Gay (undated)<br />
Vol 152 p 2 Photograph of Janet Gaynor (undated)<br />
Photograph of Kitty Gillow, 1969.<br />
Photograph of Gertie Gitana, appeared on Central Pier in 1950’s.<br />
Vol 152 p 3 Signed photograph ‘To Jackson all my sincere wishes, Sally Gray’(undated)<br />
Postcard Miss Margaret Halstan in ‘As You Like It’1916.<br />
Cigarette card showing photograph of Dolly Harmer. appeared on Central Pier 1941,<br />
South Pier 1946 and Palace 1948.<br />
Vol 152 p 4 Photograph of Little Louie Herriot, the marvel of second sight (undated)<br />
Signed photograph of Joan Hinde, appeared at the Palace 1950’s.<br />
Photograph of Thora Hird, appeared at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1953, 1956, 1958, 1959,<br />
1962 and 1965.<br />
Vol 152 p 5 Photograph of Vera Hilliard, circa 1930’s.<br />
Vol 152 p 6 Undated photograph of Lena Horne, appeared at the Winter Gardens 1952.<br />
Vol 152 p 7 Photograph of Wendy Howard (undated)<br />
Vol 152 p 8 Photograph of Vera Jayne (not sure if this is her last name?) 1937.<br />
Vol 152 p 9 – 14 Six photographs of Eileen Joyce, circa1940’s.<br />
Vol 152 p 15 Signed photograph of the Kaye Sisters, appeared at Hippodrome 1958, Winter<br />
Gardens 1962 and 1964, ABC 1966 and 1974, Queen’s 1968 and South Pier 1992.<br />
Vol 152 p 16 Photograph of Kymm, played ‘the Princess’ in “Aladdin” at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1983?<br />
Vol 152 p 17 Postcard of Lily Langtry, 1904.<br />
Photograph of Esme Lee (undated)<br />
Postcard of Miss Queenie Leighton, dated 1906.<br />
Vol 152 p 18 – 19 Two photographs of Vanessa Lee, appeared at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1954, 1960,<br />
1961 and 1964.<br />
Vol 152 p 20 – 21 Photographs of Vera Lennox, appeared in ‘Aladdin’ at the New Hippodrome,<br />
Coventry 1937.<br />
Vol 152 p 22 Undated photograph of Ethel Levey.<br />
Vol 152 p 23 Photograph signed ‘ with all good wishes, Esme Lewis’ (undated)
Vol 152 p 24 Signed photograph of Margaret Lockwood, appeared at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1949,<br />
1950, 1961, 1963, 1964 and 1965.<br />
Vol 152 p 25 Photograph undated of Marjorie Lotinga.<br />
Vol 152 p 26 Signed photograph of Margaret Lunn, appeared on Central Pier, 1946.<br />
Photograph signed ‘To Jackson, Best Wishes Vera Lynn’ circa 1950’s.<br />
Vol 152 p 27 Photograph of Vera Lynn. Circa 1950’s.<br />
Vol 152 p 28 Photograph of Ruth Madoc, appeared in ‘Hi de Hi’ at the Winter Gardens Opera<br />
House, 1984.<br />
Vol 152 p 29 Undated photograph of Joan Mann.<br />
Vol 152 p 30 Undated photograph of Shirley Mansell.<br />
Vol 152 p 31 Photograph of Audrey Mann, appeared at Winter Gardens, Opera House in ‘<strong>The</strong> Big<br />
Show of 1957’<br />
Postcard of Miss Gertie Millar as ‘Mitzi’ in “<strong>The</strong> Girls of Gottenberg” 1908.<br />
Signed photograph of Veronica Martell, juggler in the film ‘<strong>The</strong> Greatest Show on<br />
Earth” 1952.<br />
Vol 152 p 32 Photograph of Annette Mills and ‘Muffin the Mule.’ First appeared on television as<br />
Muffin the Mule in 1946, final performance was in 1955 just before she died.<br />
Vol 152 p 33 Undated photograph of Annette Uuels.<br />
Vol 152 p 34 Photograph undated of Louisa Moe.<br />
Vol 152 p 35 Postcard of Marilyn Monroe (undated)<br />
Vol 152 p 36 – 37 Two signed photographs of Maggie Moone, appeared at the Winter Gardens Opera<br />
House in ‘Midnight Spectacular’ 1986 and at the North Pier 1986 and 1989.<br />
Vol 152 p 38 Undated photograph of Shelley Moore.<br />
Vol 152 p 39 Two photographs of Lily Morris, Music Hall Artiste, 1882 – 1952.<br />
Vol 152 p 40 – 41 Three photographs of Dawn Munro, circa 1940’s<br />
Vol 152 p 42 Signed photograph and autograph of Ruby Murray, appeared on the North Pier 1957<br />
and 1986.
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VOLUME 153<br />
ENTERTAINERS – FEMALE<br />
N - Z<br />
Vol 153 p 1 Signed postcard undated of Margaret Naylor.<br />
Photograph of Mary Naylor 1944, appeared at Winter Gardens, Opera House in 1945,<br />
Palace 1946 and Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1947.<br />
Vol 153 p 2 – 3 Seven postcards of Julia Neilson circa 1920’s -1940’s<br />
Vol 153 p 4 Two postcards of Phyllis Neilson-Terry, daughter of Julia Neilson and Fred Terry,<br />
played Juliet in ‘Romeo and Juliet’ 1911.<br />
Vol 153 p 5 Photograph undated of Pearl Neuman.<br />
Vol 153 p 6 Signed fan club photograph of the Nolan Sisters, appeared at Winter Gardens 1975,<br />
and ABC 1978.<br />
Postcard of Princess Nouma-Hawa, with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show in 1902. She<br />
billed as ‘<strong>The</strong> smallest lady in the world’<br />
Vol 153 p 7 – 11 Five photographs of Grace O’Connor, appeared at the Winter Gardens Opera House in<br />
‘Mother Goose’ 1952, and ‘Big Show of 1958’<br />
Vol 153 p 12 Undated photograph of (Jean or Joan Olwande?)<br />
Vol 153 p 13 Photocopy of a photograph of Adelina Patti, North Pier 1881.<br />
Vol 153 p 14 Two photographs of Pat Phoenix, (Elsie Tanner in Coronation St) appeared at the<br />
Grand <strong>The</strong>atre Summer show ‘Happy days’ 1959, and North Pier Sunday show 1968.<br />
Vol 153 p 15 Photograph of ‘Miss Piggy’ from “<strong>The</strong> Muppet Movie”1979.<br />
Vol 153 p 16 Signed postcard of Elsie Percival as ‘Dandini’ circa 1940’s.<br />
Photograph of Violet Plowman as ‘Cinderella’ 1951. appeared on Central Pier 1946<br />
Photograph of Sylvia Prime, signed on the back ‘To Tom, my very best wishes,<br />
sincerely yours Sylvia Prime 1946’ appeared on the Central Pier.<br />
Vol 153 p 17 Photograph of Elsie Prince, appeared at Feldmans and the North Pier ‘On with the<br />
Show’ in 1940.<br />
Vol 153 p 18 Signed postcard of Rene Ray, appeared at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in 1944 and 1946.<br />
Postcard dated 1904 of Ada Reeve, appeared at <strong>The</strong> Palace 1925 and <strong>The</strong> Grand<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre 1944.<br />
Vol 153 p 19 Two photographs of Cynthia Read, solo dancer with Felix Mendelssohn. Circa 1945.<br />
Vol 153 p 20 Postcard dated 1908, of Miss Phyllis Relph in ‘Antony & Cleopatra’<br />
Signed postcard of Ella Retford, 1929.Music Hall entertainer.<br />
Vol 153 p 21 Undated photograph of Jacqueline Ricard.
Vol 153 p 22 Two photographs of Patricia Roc. British film actress of 1940’s starred in ‘Love Story’<br />
1944 and ‘Wicked lady’ 1945 and many others.<br />
Photograph of Phyllis Robins, appeared in ‘Meet me Victoria’ at the Winter Gardens<br />
Opera House 1944.<br />
Signed photograph of Lita Roza, appeared at the Winter Gardens Opera House in<br />
1954.<br />
Vol 153 p 23 Photograph dated 1973 of Julie Rogers, 1960’s singer played at the ‘Castle Hotel Beer<br />
Festival’.<br />
Vol 153 p 24 Magazine photograph and short biography of Marion Ryan, appeared at the Palace in<br />
1958 & 1959.<br />
Vol 153 p 25 – 27 Three photographs of Sabrina, appeared in the Summer Season show at the<br />
Hippodrome 1956.<br />
Vol 153 p 28 Photograph of Lois Sagar, organist. Trained by Horace Finch at the Winter Gardens,<br />
appeared on ‘Charlie Parsons show 1965’ at the North Pier.<br />
Vol 153 p 29 Photograph of Clara Salaman, in ‘<strong>The</strong> Great Pretenders’ undated.<br />
Vol 153 p 30 Photograph of Mary Sansom as ‘Yum Yum’ in the ‘Mikado’1959.<br />
Vol 153 p 31 Signed postcard of Miriam Saynor as ‘Madame Michu’ in “<strong>The</strong> Little Michus” 1916.<br />
Vol 153 p 32 Photograph of Jacqui Scott as Evita 1990.<br />
Vol 153 p 33 Fan club photographs of Carolyn Seaward, Miss United Kingdom 1979 & Runner up<br />
to Miss World 1979.<br />
Vol 153 p 34 Postcard of ‘Miss Sadie premier lady diver’1912.<br />
Photograph of Edna Savage, appeared at the Palace in 1956 Summer Show.<br />
Postcard of Dorothy Sebastian, film actress in 1930/40’s<br />
Postcard of Norma Shearer, Canadian-American actress 1920 /40’s<br />
Vol 153 p 35 Photograph of Ella Shields as ‘Burlington Bertie’, appeared on Central Pier in ‘Thanks<br />
for the Memory’ 1950 and at the Palace in 1952.<br />
Vol 153 p 36 Postcard of Sylvia Sidney, American actress her career spanned 5 decades from 1920s<br />
to 1977.<br />
Vol 153 p 37 Postcard of Florence Smythson, (undated)<br />
Photograph of Kay Starr, American pop and jazz singer, joined the Glenn Miller Band<br />
in 1939.<br />
Postcard dated 1906 of Doris Stocker, Edwardian actress.<br />
Vol 153 p 38 Photograph of Florence Shufflebottom, snake charmer with pythons, 1954.<br />
Signed photograph of Shirley Sykes 1933. appeared at either Central or South Pier?<br />
Vol 153 p 39 Photograph signed ‘To Laurence Wright, you are my “Rhapsody of Love”! Margaret<br />
Sylvaine? (undated)<br />
Vol 153 p 40 Postcard (undated) of Ellen Terry (Dame) greatest Shakespearean actress. Her career<br />
spanned seven decades.<br />
Postcard of Miss Vesta Tilley, appeared at the Palace in 1909 & 1919.<br />
Postcard dated 1906, of Vesta Tilley.<br />
Postcard dated 1905 of Vesta Tilley as a male impersonator.
Vol 153 p 41 Photograph of Margaret Thompson, (undated)<br />
Vol 153 p 42 Signed photograph of Ann Todd, film actress starred in films from 1931 – 1979.<br />
Two postcards of Irene Vanbrugh, dated 1904, appeared at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre in ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
Kingmaker’ 1946.<br />
Vol 153 p 43 Photograph of Virginia Vernon, appeared on the North Pier ‘On with the Show’ 1953,<br />
and Central Pier ‘Those Good Old days’ 1974.<br />
Vol 153 p 44 Postcard of Dorothy Ward, circa 1950’s<br />
Signed photograph of Lizbeth Webb, English soprano and stage actress starred in<br />
many West End musicals, 1943 – 1969.<br />
Vol 153 p 45 Undated photograph signed by Dodie West, appeared at the Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre in<br />
“Queen’s Show 1966”.<br />
Vol 153 p 46 Photograph of Paula Wilcox as ‘Shirley’ in Willy Russell’s “Shirley Valentine” 2003?<br />
Vol 153 p 47 Photograph of Barbara Wilshere, (Carol Broadbent) TV star from 1984 onwards.<br />
Signed fan club photograph of Lena Zavaroni, appeared at the Winter Gardens Opera<br />
House in 1975, 1982 and 1985.
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VOLUME 154<br />
ENTERTAINERS – GROUPS<br />
A - D<br />
Vol 154 p 1 Signed photograph of Charles Adey & Dawn, 1947.<br />
Vol 154 p 2 Photograph of the Anglo Brothers, (undated)<br />
Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong>Arsenal Band’ (undated)<br />
Vol 154 p 3 Photograph of the Arcadian Follies, and Harry Korris 1936, appeared on the South<br />
Pier all through the 1930’s.<br />
Postcard dated 1915 of Augustin & Hardley.<br />
Vol 154 p 4 Photograph of Russ Abbot, Dustin Gee and Les Dennis, fishing on the North Pier<br />
circa1988.<br />
Vol 154 p 5 Photograph of the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra. (undated)<br />
Vol 154 p 6 Signed photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Barron Knights’. Appeared at the ABC in 1967, North Pier<br />
‘Show Time’ in 1970 & 1972.<br />
Vol 154 p 7 Signed photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> 2 Beels’ 1946.<br />
Photograph of ‘Bertini and his Band’ performed at the Tower Ballroom in the 1930’s.<br />
Vol 154 p 8 Undated photograph of ‘Ivy Benson and her Band’<br />
Vol 154 p 9 Undated Postcard of ‘Besses o’th’ Barn Band’ circa 1907.<br />
Vol 154 p 10 - 11 Two photographs of ‘<strong>The</strong> Black Abbots’ (Russ Abbot, Clive Jones, Bob Turner and<br />
Len Reynolds) starring in “Showtime ‘79” at the North Pier.<br />
Vol 154 p 12 - 13 Two undated photographs of ‘<strong>The</strong> Brytones’(Bryan & Carol Douglas)<br />
Vol 154 p 14 Photocopies of family photographs of the Buckley’s, William Allen Buckley (Colonel<br />
Buck) William Allen Buckley (son) and his wife, Maisie. And Roger Allen Buckley<br />
and his wife, Myrna. (undated).<br />
Vol 154 p 15 Undated signed photograph of Lynn Clayton, Jeremy Bulloch and Charles Stapley.<br />
Postcard of Madame Clara Butt & Mr Kennerley Rumford,1920’s?<br />
Vol 154 p 16 Photograph of Mrs Violet Cairoli unveiling a plaque in memory of Charlie Cairoli at<br />
the Tower Circus. May 1980. (see newspaper article dated 16 th May 1980)<br />
Vol 154 p 17 Images signed ‘Very Sincerely With our Best Wishes. Cairoli Bros, Tower Circus<br />
1942’<br />
Photograph undated of ‘Camelleri’ and Accordion players. Appeared at the Winter<br />
Gardens Opera House in 1954.<br />
Vol 154 p 18 Postcard of Albert Carre with ballerina in ‘Carre Festival’ 1913.<br />
Comedy postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Casavecchia’ noted on the back, <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1949.
Vol 154 p 19 Photograph of Peter Casson, the master hypnotist, with the glamorous Julie, he<br />
appeared at the Palace in 1951.<br />
Vol 154 p 20 Two photographs of Duggie Chapman, he has produced many shows in <strong>Blackpool</strong>,<br />
including ‘Olde Tyme Music Hall Revue’ in the 60’s & 70’s and ‘Palladium Nights’ at<br />
the Winter Gardens.<br />
Vol 154 p 21 Undated photograph of ‘Chas ‘N’ Dave’.<br />
Vol 154 p 22 – 23 Two undated photographs of ‘Billy Cotton and his Band’ played at the Palace in<br />
1948,1951,1953 and 1956, and at the Winter Gardens Opera House in ‘<strong>The</strong> Big show<br />
of 1963’.<br />
Vol 154 p 24 Two postcards dated 1905 of ‘Cousin Freddie’s White Coons’ (Fred Carlton) appeared<br />
on the South Pier.<br />
Signed souvenir photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> 2 Cromwells’(undated)<br />
Vol 154 p 25 Undated postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Clarence Party <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Undated fan club photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Dallas Boys’ signed by Joe. Appeared at the<br />
Palace 1958, 1959 and Winter Gardens 1961, 1962, 1963, 1972, 1973, 1974.<br />
Vol 154 p 26 – 30 Six photographs of ‘<strong>The</strong> David Brothers’ (undated)<br />
Vol 154 p 31 Newspaper photograph of ‘Daisy May, Micki, Noddy and partner Saveen’ appeared at<br />
the North Pier in1963 and Winter Gardens Opera House 1965.<br />
Vol 154 p 32 Photograph undated of Bob? and?<br />
Vol 154 p 33 Christmas postcard from ‘Fred D’Albert Players’ featuring Fred D’Albert, Frances<br />
D’Albert, Charles Simon, Sylvia Melville, Harry Hanson, Ronald Peat, Hilda Barry,<br />
Doris Dracy and David Leslie. 1930 – 1931<br />
Undated photograph of “<strong>The</strong> D’Angoly’s”<br />
Vol 154 p 34 Photograph of Bernard Delfont with Cannon & Ball on the North Pier circa 1980’s<br />
Vol 154 p 35 Undated photograph of ‘Delvaine’s Royal Marionettes’ “Life on Strings”<br />
Vol 154 p 36 Signed fan club postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Deep River Boys’ 1960.<br />
Signed photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Delta Rhythm Boys’(undated)<br />
Postcard 1906 of Mr & Mrs Walter De Freece. (Miss Vesta Tilley)<br />
Vol 154 p 37 Undated photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Drifters’
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 155<br />
ENTERTAINERS – GROUPS<br />
E - K<br />
Vol 155 p 1 – 2 Two undated photographs of <strong>The</strong> Ray Ellington Quartet.<br />
Vol 155 p 3 Photograph of G.H.Elliott and his wife. (circa 1950)<br />
Undated photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Executives’<br />
Vol 155 p 4 Undated photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Finlay Brothers’<br />
Vol 155 p 5 – 7 Three photographs of ‘<strong>The</strong> Fredianis’ appeared at the Hippodrome 1959, and the ABC<br />
1974.<br />
Vol 155 p 8 Undated postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Two Franks’ – <strong>The</strong> Whim(u)sical Boys.<br />
‘Funtime’ Co. (Sitting on a wall) Kitty Iris, Charles Herbert and Renee Rayne , early<br />
1950’s.<br />
Vol 155 p 9 Postcard (undated) of “Gatsby’s Klever Komical Kiddies”<br />
Photocopy of postcard undated of “Glauer’s Royal Midgets”<br />
Photograph of “<strong>The</strong> Giraffe-neck women” promenade sideshow.<br />
Signed photograph of ‘Gold & Cordell’ 1948.<br />
Vol 155 p 10 Undated photograph of “Golden Brandy” vocal harmony act, Jacqui, Wendy & Tim<br />
Raffles.<br />
Vol 155 p 11 Undated photograph of “<strong>The</strong> Gordon Highlanders Band”<br />
Vol 155 p 12 Photograph of “<strong>The</strong> Gramofoniks” (undated) (Mary & Ron)<br />
Undated photograph of Ralph Graves, Lila Lee and Jack Holt.<br />
Vol 155 p 13 Image of “<strong>The</strong> Great 7 Faludy’s” signed ‘With very best wishes from <strong>The</strong> Great<br />
Faludy’s, Carlisle 1935’<br />
Vol 155 p 14 Signed photograph of “<strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds” appeared at several venues in <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
from 1970’s to 2003.<br />
Vol 155 p 15 Undated photograph signed ‘Good luck to yer, Harris Twins & Loretta’<br />
Vol 155 p 16 Fan club photograph of ‘Ted Heath Band’ played at Winter Gardens Opera House<br />
1946 and Palace 1947.<br />
Cigarette card image of ‘<strong>The</strong> Henglers Sisters’ May & Flora’ (circa 1900’s)<br />
Photograph of ‘Heywood’s White Coons’, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.1908.<br />
Photograph signed ‘Happy Thoughts, Hooper Sisters 1947’<br />
Vol 155 p 17 Undated photograph of Dr. Evadne Hinge and Dame Hilda Bracket.(George Logan<br />
and Patrick Fyffe)<br />
Vol 155 p 18 Photograph of “<strong>The</strong> Hollies” appeared in concert 1998 at the Winter Gardens Opera<br />
House.
Vol 155 p 19 Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Houghton Weavers’ and Lynda Lee Lewis in “Robinson Crusoe”<br />
they appeared in “Startime 84” at Central Pier.<br />
Vol 155 p 20 Undated photograph (circa 1930’s) of ‘Jack Hylton and his band’<br />
Vol 155 p 21 Postcard dated 1908 of Mr & Mrs H. B. Irving (Miss Dorothea Baird)<br />
Vol 155 p 22 Several magazine photographs of “<strong>The</strong> Jam” (circa 1970/80’s)<br />
Vol 155 p 23 Undated photograph of ‘Jan, Jill & Joy’ (May be the ‘Hooper Sisters’)<br />
Postcard of ‘Randell Jackson Concert Party’ (circa 1939) Philip Ritte, Fred Wildon,<br />
Hugh Wright, Randell Jackson, Miss Paula Stuart and Miss Carrie Tubb.<br />
Vol 155 p 24 Postcard dated 1912, Sydney James “Mexicans”<br />
Postcard dated 1930 of “<strong>The</strong> Jolly Tars Concert Party”<br />
Signed photograph of “<strong>The</strong> Jones Boys” appeared at North Pier 1957, Winter Gardens<br />
Opera House 1964 and ABC 1967.<br />
Undated postcard of “<strong>The</strong> Javers”?<br />
Vol 155 p 25 Photograph of ‘Jones & Thomas’ in “Men were deceivers ever” and “Ladies out of<br />
Uniform”<br />
Vol 155 p 26 Magazine article and short biography on ‘<strong>The</strong> Kaye Sister’ appearing at the<br />
Hippodrome 1958. (Not actually sisters)<br />
Magazine article and short biography on “<strong>The</strong> King brothers” appeared on North Pier<br />
‘Show Time’ 1958.<br />
Vol 155 p 27 Photograph of Jack & Mary Kinson, ‘Highlights of 1945’, Central Pier.<br />
Undated postcard of Herr Kubelik & his wife.<br />
Vol 155 p 28 – 29 Two photographs of “<strong>The</strong> Krankies” special guest stars in “Showtime ‘79” at the<br />
North Pier.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 156<br />
ENTERTAINERS – GROUPS<br />
L - Q<br />
Vol 156 p 1 Signed photograph ‘To <strong>Cyril</strong> & Shirley Sincere Wishes from us both, Cleo Laine &<br />
John Dankworth’ undated.<br />
Vol 156 p 2 Undated photograph of ‘Laszlo & Zuzu’<br />
Vol 156 p 3 – 8 Twelve photographs, images and sketch of “Laurel & Hardy” appeared at the Palace<br />
on 2 nd June 1947.<br />
Vol 156 p 9 – 10 Three photographs of John Turner ‘Layton & Johnstone’ Clarence ‘Tandy’.<br />
Vol 156 p 11 Photograph of Jack Lister & Pat Kirkwood, Palace 1952.<br />
Vol 156 p 12 – 14 Three photographs of Louisa Moe and one with the Pula Moe trio, (Hawaiian<br />
Serenaders) they performed with Felix Mendelssohn at the Winter Gardens Opera<br />
House, 1945.<br />
Vol 156 p 15 Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Norman Langford’s Moonlight Revels of 1938’<br />
Cigarette card photograph of ‘Sisters Levy’ undated.<br />
Photograph of ‘Joe Loss and his Orchestra’ ‘In <strong>The</strong> Mood’ at the Winter Gardens Aug<br />
1945.<br />
Vol 156 p 16 Undated photograph of Arthur Lucan, (Old Mother Riley) and Kitty McShane.<br />
Vol 156 p 17 Signed photograph of the ‘Chas McDevitt Skiffle Group’ appeared at the Winter<br />
Gardens Opera House in ‘All Star Gala Celebration Show 2008’<br />
Signed postcard ‘<strong>The</strong> best Wishes from Margit & Lener, Oldham, July 09’<br />
Vol 156 p 18 – 22 Five signed photographs of Felix Mendelssohn and Louisa Moe, 1940’s.<br />
Vol 156 p 23 Undated photograph of ‘Michaeloff’<br />
Photograph signed ‘To Walter Best Wishes from <strong>The</strong> Merry Moes’ 1940’s ?<br />
Vol 156 p 24 Photograph of Annette and John Mills, ‘Boomps-a-Daisy’ North Pier 1952.<br />
Photograph of Annette Mills and Joe Loss, demonstrating ‘Hands’ from ‘Boomps –a-<br />
Daisy’ North Pier 1952.<br />
Vol 156 p 25 Signed photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Mills Brothers’ American Jazz & pop quartet, started in<br />
1930’s, when John Jnr died in 1936 John Snr joined the quartet as seen in the<br />
photograph.<br />
Vol 156 p 26 Photograph of Mick Miller and Tom O’Connor, appeared together on ‘<strong>The</strong> Laughter<br />
Show’ South Pier, 1988.<br />
Vol 156 p 27 – 28 Two photographs of ‘Morecambe & Wise’, one of them sitting in deckchairs on the<br />
beach in front of the Tower in 1953.
Vol 156 p 29 Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> 4 Morelly’s’, Palace 1947?<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Famous Midget Bridal Entourage’ Mr & Mrs Leonard Franks with<br />
John Lester’s Midgets. Tower, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. 1900’s<br />
Photograph of the ‘Mudlarks’ 1963 Central Pier.<br />
Vol 156 p 30 Undated photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Munros’<br />
Vol 156 p 31 Postcard of Miss Julia Neilson as ‘Nell Gwyn’and Mr Malcolm Cherry as ‘Charles<br />
11’ in “Sweet Nell of Old Drury”1912.<br />
Photograph signed ‘To Ron & Joan with love ‘<strong>The</strong> Nobodies’ undated.<br />
Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Norris Girls and Max’ South Pier 1930’s.<br />
Photograph of Max & Maisie Norris. South Pier 1930’s<br />
Vol 156 p 32 Photograph of Tom O’Connor and Derek Yelding, London Palladium, 1979.<br />
Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Five Orlanders’ Winter Gardens Opera House ‘Out of this World’<br />
1950.<br />
Postcard signed ‘ Best Wishes from <strong>The</strong> Palace Girls 1924’<br />
Vol 156 p 33 Two photographs and two postcards of ‘<strong>The</strong> Parsons family’. Madame Parsons, 7<br />
Lancashire Lassies and 2 Lancashire Lads and their soldier daddy Sgt Parsons. A.O.C.<br />
Vol 156 p 34 Photograph signed ‘ To Bill, Best Wishes 4 Pagolas 1943’<br />
Vol 156 p 35 Postcard of Bob Roberts ‘Quixotes’ Co.(undated)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOLUME 157<br />
ENTERTAINERS – GROUPS<br />
R - Z<br />
Vol 157 p 1 Signed photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Radio Revellers’ 1930’s ?<br />
Vol 157 p 2 – 3 Two undated photographs of Ethel Revnell and Gracie West, “<strong>The</strong> Long and the Short<br />
of it” 1930’s/1940’s.<br />
Vol 157 p 4 Undated photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Richy’s’<br />
Photograph of Harry Roy and his band, composer of ‘ Russian Seranade’, 1941.<br />
Vol 157 p 5 Undated postcard of ‘George Royle’s Troubadours’ South Pier.<br />
Two postcards of ‘Royal Roumanian Sextette’1905 /1924.<br />
Vol 157 p 6 Magazine photograph of Saveen, Daisy May & his friends. Appeared in ‘Showtime’<br />
North Pier 1963.<br />
Three postcards of ‘<strong>The</strong> Scarlet Mr E’s and their Jester’ (undated)<br />
Vol 157 p 7 Two postcards of ‘Schaefer’s Liliputaner’ 1930’s?<br />
Vol 157 p 8 Photograph of the ‘Seven Volants’ circus act 1950/60’s?<br />
Vol 157 p 9 Magazine photograph of ‘Sex Pistols’ 1977.<br />
Vol 157 p 10 Postcard undated of ‘<strong>The</strong> Shadows’<br />
Postcard undated of ‘<strong>The</strong> Shannon Family’<br />
Fan club photograph of the ‘Shyne Comedy Trio’ (undated)<br />
Vol 157 p 11 Short biography and photographs of ‘Shine & Geoff’ (undated)<br />
Vol 157 p 12 Undated photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> 2 Silvas’<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Smart Set Entertainers’ 1906.<br />
Vol 157 p 13 – 14 Two photographs of ‘<strong>The</strong> Spinners’ Hugh Jones, Cliff Hall, Tony Davis and Mick<br />
Groves (undated)<br />
Vol 157 p 15 – 16 Two signed photographs of Rosemary Squires, one with Dennis Lotis, she appeared at<br />
the Hippodrome, 1959 and Winter Gardens Opera House, 1964.<br />
Vol 157 p 17 – 18 Handout with photograph of ‘Status Quo’ advertising their Christmas Anniversary<br />
Raffle, listing all prizes, 1991?<br />
Photograph and a signed photograph which were sent out to all those who entered the<br />
Christmas raffle.<br />
Vol 157 p 19 Undated postcard of the comedians ‘Stuart and Evans’<br />
Undated photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Swiss-Stars’ (Equilibristic-Contortionistic Sensation)<br />
Vol 157 p 20 Undated photograph of ‘Su Yee’ Original Chinese Troupe.
Vol 157 p 21 Postcard of Mr Fred Terry as ‘King Christian II’ and Julia Neilson as ‘Queen<br />
Frederique’ in “<strong>The</strong> Popinjay”1911.<br />
Photograph of ‘Tom, Dick and Harry’ Comedy Acrobatic Experts, three boys who are<br />
here, there and everywhere (undated)<br />
Vol 157 p 22 Photograph of ‘Trio Sanremo’ (undated)<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Troubadours’ (undated)<br />
Photograph undated of ‘<strong>The</strong> TwoVirginians’ Just Jugglers.<br />
Photograph of Frankie Vaughan at the ABC 1980 with Caroline Turner.<br />
Vol 157 p 23 Photograph of ‘Voulez Vous’ ABBA tribute band, 2008/10.<br />
Vol 157 p 24 – 25 Two photographs of ‘ Albert & Les Ward’ comedy and music act (undated)<br />
Vol 157 p 26 Photograph of ‘Terry Wilson’s Squires Gate Follies’ (undated)<br />
Photograph of ‘White & Simone’ Comedy in Cameo (undated)<br />
Postcard of ‘White Coon Banjo Team, <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1904.<br />
Vol 157 p 27 Photograph of ‘Gary Wilmot & Co’ Summer 1987.<br />
Vol 157 p 28 Signed photograph of ‘Charly Wood’ and ‘<strong>The</strong> 2 Beels’ 1947.<br />
Vol 157 p 29 Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Wychwoods’ dog act. Appeared at Tower Circus,1974 and South<br />
Pier, 1979.<br />
Vol 157 p 30 Signed photograph ‘ To Joyce, Best of Luck, Young China, Tower Circus . <strong>Blackpool</strong>,<br />
1942.<br />
.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOL 158<br />
MISCELLANEOUS OVERSIZE ITEMS<br />
Vol 158 p 1 Oversize photograph of the Lawrence Wright staff party, 1933.<br />
Vol 158 p 2 Oversize photograph of Danny La Rue and Bob Parson (signed “To Bob”)<br />
Vol 158 p 3 Oversize programme Empire <strong>The</strong>atre Oct 9 th 1899. Boswell’s Novel Circus, Sisters<br />
Harries, Charley Harvey, Salonne Family, Beautiful Verbena, <strong>The</strong> Quavers, Ladas<br />
Troupe, Cordelly and Hersleb, Brothers Satelle.<br />
Vol 158 p 4 Oversize programme Winter Gardens Sept 9 th 1894. Grand concert. Madame Annie<br />
Albu, Seymour Jackson.<br />
Vol 158 p 5 Oversize programme Winter Gardens Sept 18 th 1909. Four Mayos, Kitty Traney, Tan-<br />
Kwai Chinese Troupe.<br />
Vol 158 p 6 Oversize programme Winter Gardens Opera House Aug 30 th 1915. “<strong>The</strong> Pearl Girl”.<br />
George Hestor, Annie Croft.<br />
Vol 158 p 7 Large illustration of Opera House of 1938 by Fortunino Matania.<br />
Vol 158 p 8 Poster for “Cats” at Opera House (Summer Season 1989)<br />
Vol 158 p 9 Evening Gazette “Gala Souvenir” for above show.<br />
Vol 158 p10 Large flyer for above show.<br />
Vol 158 p 11 Souvenir brochure for “Black and White Minstrel Show”<br />
Vol 158 p 12 Souvenir brochure for “Water Follies” (1949) at Derby Baths. Johnny Weissmuller.<br />
Vol 158 p 13 “Memorandum and Article of Association of Amusement Arcades Limited” (Jan<br />
1921)<br />
Vol 158 p 14 Demis Roussos souvenir brochure.<br />
Vol 158 p 15 “Goosebumps” souvenir brochure.<br />
Vol 158 p 16 Engraving and nineteenth century view “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Sands”<br />
Vol 158 p 17 Large coloured print of Charlie Cairoli.<br />
Vol 158 p 18 Oversize photograph of Herbert Sanger’s grave.<br />
Vol 158 p 19 Oversize photograph of unidentified stage scene.<br />
Vol 158 p 20 Oversize photograph of stage scene (undated) stated to show Tiller Girls at the Opera<br />
House.
Vol 158 p 21-25 Five original copies of the spoof or joke newspaper “Billy’s Weekly Liar” that was<br />
sold on the Promenade in <strong>Blackpool</strong>. <strong>The</strong> paper is one doubled-sided sheet of<br />
newsprint per issue, published by Bolton’s at Walton-le-Dale, Preston. Comprises<br />
Issue 24 (dated March 1958), Issue 25 (also dated March 1958, probably erroneously),<br />
Issue 26 (dated June 1961), Issue 27 (dated June 1963), Issue 28 (dated June 1964).<br />
<strong>The</strong> paper was not, of course, issued weekly. See also items below and also the<br />
photograph listed in Volume 162, pp 14-15. A further photographic image of a seller<br />
of Billy’s Weekly Liar can be found in Alfred Gregory’s book “<strong>Blackpool</strong>: a<br />
celebration of the ‘60s”<br />
Vol 158 p 26 Original copy of “Billy’s Weekly Liar” (said to be from July 1991, and published by<br />
the West Lancashire Evening Gazette presumably as a spoof of the original paper)<br />
Vol 158 p 27 Short paper written by Gerry Wolstenholme in 2009 relating his memories of “Billy’s<br />
Weekly Liar”
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VOL 159<br />
PROMENADE SIDESHOWS AND ATTRACTIONS:<br />
LOUIS TUSSAUD’S WAXWORKS<br />
Vol 159 p 1 Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue, circa 1916 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 159 p 2 Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogues circa 1921 and 1932 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 159 p 3 Louis Tussaud’s brochure “Electronic Glass Woman” (circa 1948)<br />
Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue circa 1948.<br />
Vol 159 p 4 Catalogue Louis Tussaud’s “Anatomy Exhibits” (circa 1949) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue circa 1949 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 159 p 5 Catalogue Louis Tussaud’s “Imperial Russian Art Exhibition” (c 1949) [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue circa 1952.<br />
Vol 159 p 6 Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue circa 1954.<br />
Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue circa 1960 [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 159 p 7 Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue, circa 1962.<br />
Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue 1972.<br />
Vol 159 p 8 Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue 1973.<br />
Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue 1974.<br />
Vol 159 p 9 Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue 1976.<br />
Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue 1979.<br />
Vol 159 p 10 Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue 1980.<br />
Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue 1981.<br />
Vol 159 p 11 Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue 1982.<br />
Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue 1984.<br />
Vol 159 p 12 Louis Tussaud’s exhibition catalogue 1987.<br />
Louis Tussaud’s Waxworks 1995 brochure [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 159 p 13 – 29 Series of 1950’s photographs showing interior and exterior views of Tussaud’s<br />
including Epstein’s “Jacob and the Angel” and models of Mr and Mrs Merrifield.<br />
Vol 159 p 30 Two 1970’s exterior photographs of Tussaud’s.<br />
Vol 159 p 31 Three 1990’s exterior photographs of Tussaud’s.
Vol 159 p 32 Newspaper article from ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> 72’ showing <strong>Cyril</strong> Crookall, sculptor working on a<br />
clay sculpture of the Queen.
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VOL 160<br />
PROMENADE SIDESHOWS AND ATTRACTIONS:<br />
PROFESSOR MORETON & THE GREAT MAGNA.<br />
Vol 160 p 1 – 3 Three photographs of Professor Frederick Moreton ‘<strong>The</strong> Magnetic Man’ undated.<br />
Vol 160 p 4 – 5 Four ‘Your Personal Horoscope’ souvenir reading by Professor Frederic Moreton.<br />
Vol 160 p 6 – 7 Two ‘Your Physiognomy Reading’<br />
Vol 160 p 8 Chart ‘Your Character Governs your Fate’<br />
Vol 160 p 9 ‘Phrenology Chart’ the shape of the way-A-head…<br />
Vol 160 p 10 ‘Your Handwriting is You!’ Graphology Chart.<br />
Vol 160 p 11 – 20 Fifteen letters to and from Professor Moreton regarding personal horoscope dated from<br />
1951 to 1970.<br />
Vol 160 p 21 Letter regarding ‘Licence to control models by Radio’ dated 20th February 1948 from<br />
Union of South Africa, Pretoria. Granting permission for a licence at the cost of £1 per<br />
annum, to operate radio transmitting and receiving apparatus for the purpose of<br />
controlling models.<br />
Vol 160 p 22 Photograph (undated) of a ‘robotic man’.<br />
Vol 160 p 23 – 25 Flyer dated 15 th to 20 th August 1949 advertising ‘<strong>The</strong> Magnetic Man’ appearing in<br />
Port Shepstone. South Africa.<br />
Three flyers dated Sep 1 st /2 nd 1949? Advertising variety show, ‘Mystery, Mirth &<br />
Melody’ featuring ‘<strong>The</strong> Great Magna’ & ‘<strong>The</strong> Robot Man’ at the Strelitzia Hall, South<br />
Africa.?<br />
Flyer undated (larger version of above but no venue)<br />
Vol 160 p 26 – 43 Newspaper cuttings and articles on ‘Charlie, the magnetic man’ from England, Ireland<br />
and Scotland in the 1950’s.<br />
Vol 160 p 44 Two newspaper adverts from Northern Ireland.<br />
Invitation from ‘H E Dr Sir Alexander Cannon, requests the pleasure of the company<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Great Magna” at the next demonstration of “Out of this World with Soft Lights<br />
and Sweet Music” Sunday 22 nd Feb 1950’s? In the Enchanted Hall, Laureston<br />
Mansion House, Douglas. Isle of Man.<br />
Admission ticket for F.A.Moreton. & <strong>The</strong>’ Magnetic Man’ at Butlin’s holiday camp,<br />
Filey. (undated)<br />
Vol 160 p 45 ‘Your Personal Horoscope and souvenir reading’ in conjunction with the “Magnetic<br />
Man” leaflet (undated)<br />
Vol 160 p 46 – 48 Four (circa 1950’s) newspaper advertisements, for ‘<strong>The</strong> Magnetic Man’ and two flyers<br />
one dated Dec 1948.
Vol 160 p 49 Two photographs showing Bill Board of “Liverpool 2 nd Ideal Home Exhibition”<br />
August 3 rd to 13 th ? With special attraction ‘<strong>The</strong> Amazing Magnetic Man’<br />
Vol 160 p 50 – 62 Fourteen photographs of Professor Frederick Moreton with ‘<strong>The</strong> Magnetic Man’ and<br />
with members of an audience. (1950’s?)
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VOL 161<br />
PROMENADE SIDESHOWS AND ATTRACTIONS:<br />
ELLIS FAMILY. HAROLD DAVIDSON, GYPSIES.<br />
Vol 161 p 1 Photograph and newspaper extracts (1880’s or 1890’s) on Herr Cohen’s Phrenological<br />
Institute.<br />
Vol 161 p 2 Photocopy of article dated 18 th Feb. 1870 advertising ‘Phrenological Examinations at<br />
Oak Cottage South Beach by Professor G.J. Hemming. Entry also in the ‘Christmas<br />
Sketches’ p15.<br />
‘Christmas Sketches’ by Arthur Laycock dated 1919.<br />
Vol 161 p 3 Brochure of ‘British Institute of Mental Science’ established by the Ellis Family 1891,<br />
showing photographs of the family.<br />
Advice Chart Vol. 1: no. 111 ‘<strong>The</strong> Ellis Family’ partially <strong>complete</strong>d Aug 1931.<br />
Vol 161 p 4 ‘Guide to Success’ Ellis family, partially <strong>complete</strong>d 8 th July 1916.<br />
Further copy (different edition) of ‘Guide to Success’.<br />
Vol 161 p 5 List of members “British Institute of Mental Science” and image of <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
premises.<br />
Vol 161 p 6 Modern caricature of Ellis Family on the beach.<br />
Indian Card reading, ‘the art of fortune telling’ copyright by Albert Ellis.<br />
Vol 161 p 7 Enlarged version of previous caricature.<br />
Vol 161 p 8 Advert ‘Albert Ellis’ Auctioneer, valuer and Estate Agent, 64, Central Beach.<br />
Image of Ellis Family.<br />
Vol 161 p 9 – 10 Photographs of Harold Davidson, X-Rector of Stiffkey, helper for 38years of<br />
hundredsof girls stranded on the streets of London.<br />
Vol 161 p 11 Harold Davidson, Rector of Stiffkey, in a barrel on the Promenade.<br />
Vol 161 p 12 Photographic images of Harold Davidson M.A.<br />
Postcard ‘strange but true’ regarding the case against the Rector of Stiffkey.<br />
Vol 161 p 13 – 22 Series of postcards and photographs showing gypsies in <strong>Blackpool</strong> – from their<br />
original camp at South Shore to modern photographs of fortune – telling booths.
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VOL 162<br />
PROMENADE SIDESHOWS AND ATTRACTIONS:<br />
OTHER ACTS, ATTRACTIONS<br />
Vol 162 p 1 “PUZZLEDOM or <strong>The</strong> Secrets of Conjuring Unveiled” by ‘Denise’, prestidigitateur<br />
and illusionist, 29 Oddfellow Street.<br />
Vol 162 p 2 Modern brochure about ‘Denise’.<br />
‘Natural Life a clear Herbal Guide to Health’ by Professor Silvanus, Health Lecturer at<br />
the Central Pier and Uncle Tom’s Cabin.<br />
Vol 162 p 3 To <strong>Cyril</strong> ‘Good luck in life’ photograph signed by ‘CALINI’ escapologist.<br />
Vol 162 p 4 Photographic image of ‘<strong>The</strong> Headless Girl’ illusion (first exhibited at <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Pleasure Beach by a “Doctor” Heineman)<br />
Vol 162 p 5 Photographic image of <strong>The</strong> Giraffe – Neck Women.<br />
Vol 162 p 6 Poster advertising, Direct from India ‘Mas-Kar’ <strong>The</strong> White Yogi at Funlandia.<br />
From the Seattle World’s Fair, USA “<strong>The</strong> Invisible Ray” presented by Professor Paul<br />
Denver at the Olympia Fun Arcade , Coronation Street.<br />
Vol 162 p 7 – 11 Photographic images of “Montmartre <strong>The</strong>atre present ‘Show Sensational” Promenade<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> (circa 1960’s)<br />
Vol 162 p 12 Postcard showing Professor Axel’s Flea Circus.<br />
Two postcards showing ‘Ricardo Sacco’ the World’s Champion Fasting Man at 76,<br />
Church Street <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Photograph of ‘Palace of Strange Girls’<br />
Vol 162 p 13 Enlarged photograph of above ‘Palace of Strange Girls’<br />
Vol 162 p 14 – 15 Photocopies and photographs depicting ‘Characters on the Mile’ in the 1970’s i.e.<br />
‘Shoe Shine Man’. ‘A Spiv’, ‘Dixie’ and a ‘Seller of Billy’s Weekly Liar’ [see<br />
Volume 158 pp 21-27 for original copies of this comic newspaper and a further item]<br />
Vol 162 p 16 – 17 Photographs early 1970s sideshows (site Coral Island)<br />
Vol 162 p 18 Promenade sideshow photograph c1950 showing boy and father posing with lion cubs.<br />
Photograph of same boy c1947 in photograph booth [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 162 p 19 – 20 Menu for meal to mark opening of ‘Trocadero’ and invitation.<br />
Vol 162 p 21 Manchester Guardian 1921 cutting advertising service flats at the ‘Trocadero’<br />
Vol 162 p 22 Four postcards or photograph of ‘Trocadero’<br />
Vol 162 p 23 – 24 Photograph of Fairyland and photograph of Luna Park.<br />
Vol 162 p 25 – 26 Two Coral Island leaflets.<br />
Vol 162 p 27 – 28 Flyer and tickets for “<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Experience” at Coral Island.
Vol 162 p 29 Flyer plus two photographs for “<strong>The</strong> Exhibition of the Universe”<br />
Vol 162 p 30 Catalogue for “<strong>The</strong> Exhibition of the Universe”<br />
Vol 162 p 31 – 34 Guide book, flyers and photographs of ‘Ripley’s Believe It of Not’.<br />
Vol 162 p 35 Postcard ‘Victorian Carousel’ constructed by Frederick Turner of <strong>Blackpool</strong> who took<br />
8 years to <strong>complete</strong> it after 18 months of planning – ‘Believe It or Not”.<br />
Photograph of human statue ‘Mr Wilkinson’ (Not as dumb as he looks) Central Station<br />
1973.<br />
Vol 162 p 36 Leaflet “Exhibition of the Universe”. A menagerie of freaks and oddities by Professor<br />
Stromboli.<br />
Vol 162 p 37 Two photographs: Professor Stromboli holding an animal freak and Stromboli brings<br />
the Yeti to the Golden Mile.<br />
Vol 162 p 38 Flyer “Costume Exhibition” (BBC, undated)<br />
Vol 162 p 39 – 40 Poster plus two photographs ‘Dr Who Exhibition.’<br />
Vol 162 p 41 Poster of ‘Elvis Presley Exhibition’<br />
Vol 162 p 42 Flyer for above exhibition.<br />
Flyer for “Movie Magic – Horror Exhibition”<br />
Vol 162 p 43 Leaflet about Stromboli and Silvia.<br />
Vol 162 p 44 Two postcards ‘To-Ya and his Ice family’.<br />
Postcard “Anita – the living doll”<br />
Postcard Lenny Mason-Leicester, Fat Boy.<br />
Vol 162 p 45 Photocopies of photographs of Sideshows, including “<strong>The</strong> Ugliest Man Alive”.<br />
Vol 162 p 46 Photograph of sideshow booths early 1970s.<br />
Palmistry card.<br />
Vol 162 p 47 – 48 Photocopies of images of the “Miranda” sideshow “entombed in two tons of water”.<br />
Vol 162 p 49 Advertisement for Palatine Buildings Sale Rooms.
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VOL 163<br />
PROMENADE, SIDESHOWS and ATTRACTIONS:<br />
PHOTOGRAPHS 1930s TO 1990s<br />
Vol 163 p 1 Undated photograph (circ 1930’s) of Wells Café. (Two of the old Cottages)<br />
Vol 163 p 2 Undated photograph (circa 1930’s) showing properties from Luna Park to Clarke and<br />
Heaps (British restaurant) including Hoyle’s Bed & Breakfast<br />
Vol 163 p 3 Photograph (circa 1935) Showing <strong>The</strong> Golden Mile taken from <strong>The</strong> New Inn.<br />
Vol 163 p 4 Two photographs (circa 1930’s) of Sundown café and Lane’s Amusements on the<br />
Promenade.<br />
Photograph (circa 1930’s) promenade showing illuminations during the day and the<br />
National Hotel.<br />
Photograph (circa 1930’s) taken from the Tower, of the Promenade, showing the side<br />
of the Palatine Hotel.<br />
Vol 163 p 5 Three photographs (circa 1930’s) of ‘Original Simmons Hamburger stall’<br />
Undated postcard (circa 1930’s) Brunswick Club, 80a, Central Beach.<br />
Vol 163 p 6 Undated photograph (circa 1930’s) Auction House, Whittaker’s Apartments and Ice<br />
Cream Parlour and Brunswick Café.<br />
Vol 163 p 7 Postcard of <strong>The</strong> Gypsies on <strong>Blackpool</strong> Golden Mile 1930’s..<br />
Photograph of the sideshow of the ‘Starving Newlyweds’ on the Golden Mile.<br />
Photocopy of ‘<strong>The</strong> Bee’ Amusement Arcade on the Promenade.<br />
Photograph of ‘Shore’s Repository.<br />
Vol 163 p 8 Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Wellington and Pier Hotel’, Magee Marshall & Co Ltd and<br />
Tussauds.<br />
Vol 163 p 9 Undated photocopies of ‘<strong>The</strong> Ghost Train’ ‘Modern Amusement Arcade’ closed stalls.<br />
Vol 163 p 10 Photograph of an old legless sailor with a telescope pointing towards <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Tower, proceeds of 3p probably goes to RNLI<br />
Photograph advertising ‘<strong>The</strong> Home of Flipper’<br />
Photograph of a photographer with photo cut out boards ready for people to stick their<br />
heads through.<br />
Photograph of ‘Ripley’s Believe it or not’ on the Promenade.<br />
Vol 163 p 11 Undated photograph of a ‘Gypsy’ booth<br />
Three undated photographs of ‘Landaus’ on the Promenade.<br />
Vol 163 p 12 Undated photograph of people walking on the Promenade.<br />
Undated photograph of the ‘pumping station’ at Manchester Square<br />
Undated photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Tower’<br />
Undated photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Solarium’ at South Shore.
Vol 163 p 13 Undated photograph of the front of the ‘Woolworths’ building. Central Promenade.<br />
Undated photograph of ‘L’Everest’ ride.<br />
Undated photograph of ‘Gypsy Lee’ booth.<br />
Undated photograph of ‘Bingo’<br />
Vol 163 p 14 Photograph dated July 1973 of ‘Peter Mason for Swiss Watches’ stall.<br />
Photograph of the ‘Tower and crane’ dated July 1973.<br />
Photograph of ‘Gypsy’ booth surrounded by majorettes, and a man carrying a banner<br />
‘be sure your sin will find you out’ Oct 1973.<br />
Undated Photograph of Central Car Park looking towards the Tower and Woolworths<br />
building.<br />
Vol 163 p 15 Three undated photographs of ‘Central Premier Amusements’<br />
Undated photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Foxhall’ public house.<br />
Vol 163 p 16 Three photographs of stalls on the promenade, including ‘Gypsy’ booths and<br />
amusements. Oct 1973.<br />
Photograph of closed stalls. April 1973.<br />
Vol 163 p 17 Two photographs of street sellers next to ‘Glassblowers shop’ and ‘Astroglide’ Oct<br />
1973.<br />
Vol 163 p 18 Two photographs (undated) of an Italian ice cream stall.<br />
Undated photograph of two aerial rides near the Tower.<br />
Vol 163 p 19 Undated photograph (circa 70’s) of the ‘Astroglide’ and a carousel on the promenade.<br />
Three photographs of ‘<strong>The</strong> Central Hotel’ (front and side view) 1974?<br />
Vol 163 p 20 Two photographs of stalls on the Promenade including ‘Ramos the Rock King’.<br />
Undated photograph of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Philharmonic Club’ Foxhall Rd.<br />
Photograph dated July 1973 of ‘Dodgems’<br />
Vol 163 p 21 Photograph dated Oct 1973 of ‘Moonwalk’<br />
Photograph dated July 1973 of ‘Big Wheel’ and aerial ride.<br />
Two photographs (circa 1970’s) of dilapidated stalls.<br />
Vol 163 p 22 Undated photograph of ‘Gypsy’ booth.<br />
Three photographs (1973) stalls clearing out at the end of the season.<br />
Vol 163 p 23 Four photographs (undated circa 1973) of performing ‘Majorettes’ and a ‘Brass band’<br />
Vol 163 p 24 Two photographs of ‘<strong>The</strong> Tower’ (circa 1973)<br />
Undated photographs of stalls at night.<br />
Vol 163 p 25 Four photographs dated Oct 1973 of stalls on the Promenade.<br />
Vol 163 p 26 – 27 Eight undated photographs of the Promenade and ‘Amusement Arcades’ looking<br />
toward ‘<strong>The</strong> Tower’<br />
Vol 163 p 28 Four photographs (1996?) of ‘Fun Palace’<br />
Vol 163 p 29 Photograph of ‘Funland’ (undated)<br />
Two photographs dated 1996 showing ‘<strong>The</strong> Oasis’ amusement arcade and Louis<br />
Tussard’s Waxworks.<br />
Vol 163 p 30 Two photographs of ‘McDonalds’ and ‘<strong>The</strong> Boardwalk’ dated 1996 on the promenade.
Two photographs of ‘Coral Island’ refitted in 1999.<br />
Vol 163 p 31 Three photographs (undated) advertising ‘Derek’s Tattoos’ on Foxhall Rd and ‘Slots<br />
of Fun’<br />
Photograph (undated) of Central Car Park, and stalls on Bonney St.<br />
Vol 163 p 32 Four undated photographs of ‘Funland’ amusement arcade.<br />
Vol 163 p 33 Three undated photographs of stalls selling fancy dress and novelties.<br />
Vol 163 p 34 Photograph undated taken of Mr T’s amusement arcade on the site of the old ‘Victoria<br />
Hotel’<br />
Photograph (circa 1990’s) of the old ‘Wellington Hotel’, next door to ‘Olympia<br />
Leisure’.<br />
Photograph (undated) of the ‘Sealife Centre’ which is on the site of the Luna Park<br />
Vol 163 p 35 Two photographs dated 1996 of ‘<strong>The</strong> Foxhall’<br />
Two photographs undated of ‘Grab City’ and ‘Roger Bucklers Golden Nugget Bingo’<br />
Vol 163 p 36 – 37 Four photographs of the fire that destroyed ‘Grab City’ Oct 2002.<br />
Vol 163 p 38 – 39 Eight photographs of the demolition site that was ‘Grab City’ and ‘Golden Nugget’<br />
Vol 163 p 40 Photograph of the ‘Grab city’ demolition site.<br />
Photograph of ‘Gypsy Lee’ booth.<br />
Vol 163 p 41 – 44 Negative of the ‘Grab City’ photographs, ‘Golden Mile’, and ‘Golden Mile 1981/82’<br />
Vol 163 p 45 – 49 Photographs undated of ‘Parades’ along the Promenade.
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VOL 164<br />
PROMENADE: EARLY PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS AND SKETCHES<br />
Vol 164 p 1 Laminated photocopy of a photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Cliffs’ at North Shore <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
(undated)<br />
Vol 164 p 2 Undated photograph of a page from a book, <strong>Blackpool</strong> North Pier before the erection<br />
of the Tower, Wheel and New Town Hall.<br />
Vol 164 p 3 Photograph of a page from a book of ‘North Shore Promenade. 1875’<br />
Vol 164 p 4 Photograph of a page from a book of ‘North Shore, 1892’ Upper Promenade, looking<br />
South.<br />
Vol 164 p 5 Photograph of a page from a book of ‘North Shore, 1892’ View opposite Queen’s<br />
Gate.<br />
Vol 164 p 6 Photograph of ‘Sir Benjamin Heywoods House’ <strong>complete</strong>d about 1840. Now Tower<br />
Site ‘West Hey’<br />
Photograph of a page from a book, ‘Looking North from Sir Benjamin Heywood’s<br />
House, Miss Firth’s House, Dr Porter’s House and the Beach Hotel, then Victoria<br />
Street, Hygiene Terrace, Bank’s Sea Baths and the Lane Ends Hotel’<br />
Vol 164 p 7 – 8 Two photographs of pages from a book of ‘Middle Walk’ before construction of<br />
Colonnade. 1880’s<br />
Vol 164 p 9 Two images of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> from the sea’ (undated)<br />
Vol 164 p 10 Photograph of a page from a book, looking North from Lane Ends Hotel (circa 1866)<br />
Now Lewis’s Store.<br />
Image of a ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Pier’ (undated)<br />
Vol 164 p 11 Sketch and photograph of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong>, Central Beach with the Albion and Lane Ends<br />
Hotels’ (undated)<br />
Vol 164 p 12 A print (not an original) of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> 1840’<br />
Vol 164 p 13 Photocopy from Illustrated London News, Sept 6 th 1856, of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Promenade’<br />
Vol 164 p 14 – 16 Photograph of construction ‘<strong>The</strong> Cottages next to the Old ‘New Inn’. Now north<br />
corner on the Promenade of Coney Island’ 1880.<br />
Three copies of photographs, a sketch, of ‘Bailey’s Hotel in 1870’s’<br />
Vol 164 p 17 Photograph of a page from a book of ‘Albert Terrace from Queen Street to Talbot<br />
Square, 1860’<br />
Vol 164 p 18 – 21 Sketch, two photographs of pages from a book, and three images of ‘<strong>The</strong> Fountain,<br />
Talbot Square. In the 1880’s<br />
Vol 164 p 22 Sketch of ‘St John’s Market’ undated.
Vol 164 p 23 Photograph of a page from a book ‘Opening of the Promenade, 18 th April 1870, by<br />
Colonel Wilson-Patten, M.P. afterwards Lord Winmarleigh’<br />
Vol 164 p 24 – 27 Five photographs of pages from a book of ‘Claremont Park Terrace, 1880’s/90’s’ and<br />
‘Toll House, Claremont Park, abolished under <strong>Blackpool</strong> Improvement Act 1899’<br />
Vol 164 p 28 Two photographs of ‘Queen’s Terrace (Site of Palatine Hotel) 1870.<br />
Vol 164 p 29 Photograph of a newspaper photograph of ‘Central Promenade’ 1880.<br />
Vol 164 p 30 Photograph of a page from book, ‘Regent Terrace, North Shore’ (undated)<br />
Vol 164 p 31 Photograph of a sketch of ‘Water-worn consolidated sand and shingle (middle drift)<br />
off Norbreck. According to local tradition this stone was called the Pennystone from<br />
the fact of there having been an inn there, where beer was sold at 1d.a gallon. A ring<br />
attached to the stone was used by travellers to tie their horses’<br />
Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Gynn Inn’ undated.<br />
Vol 164 p 32 Two photographs of ‘Central Promenade’ (undated)<br />
Vol 164 p 33 – 35 Three photographs of pages from book, ‘Sand Pump, 1905.’ Sand was pumped into<br />
the cavity behind the sea wall at the estimated rate of165 tons per hour. ‘<strong>The</strong> Sand<br />
Express, bringing sand for the new Promenade, 1911’ Opened by H.R.H. Princess<br />
Louise, 1912.<br />
Vol 164 p 36 Photograph of sketch of ‘<strong>The</strong> Promenade at High Tide’ undated.<br />
Vol 164 p 37 – 39 Two photographs and two photographs of a page from book of ‘Central Beach’ in the<br />
late 1800’s.<br />
Vol 164 p 40 Two photographs of a page from book, ‘Promenade in the 1880’s, Site of Woolworth’s<br />
Buildings’<br />
Vol 164 p 41 Photograph of a page from book, ‘Central parade in the 1870’s’<br />
Vol 164 p 42 Photograph of a page from book, ‘Central Beach, about 1886’<br />
Vol 164 p 43 Photograph of a page from book, ‘Central Beach. (Note the sands at South Shore<br />
before the erection of Victoria Pier) (undated)<br />
Vol 164 p 44 Photocopy of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> from Central Pier, late 1800’s?<br />
Vol 164 p 45 Photograph of ‘Lane Ends Hotel on right to North Pier on the left’ 1860’s.<br />
Vol 164 p 46 Photograph of a page from book, ‘<strong>The</strong> Bridge of Peace was opposite the Lane Ends<br />
Hotel, and was erected in celebration of the ending of the Crimean war. It was<br />
formally opened by Rev.W.Thornber, then Vicar of St John’s.’<br />
Vol 164 p 47 Photograph of a page from book, ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Beach and Promenade in 1867, in<br />
the background the new Central Pier (then South Pier)’<br />
Photograph of a page from book, ‘Wreck of the “Sirene”, October 9 th 1892’<br />
Vol 164 p 48 Photograph of a page from book, ‘Promenade, from Manchester Square’ (undated)<br />
Vol 164 p 49 Photograph of a page from book, ‘South Shore from Crystal Terrace’ (undated)
Photograph of Hotels and shops built on ‘<strong>The</strong> Old Yorkshire House Site’, South<br />
Parade circa 1890.<br />
Vol 164 p 50 Photograph of a page from book, ‘South Shore, from Crystal Terrace’ (undated)
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VOL 165<br />
PROMENADE AND BISPHAM: POSTCARD VIEWS<br />
Vol 165 p 1 Postcard of <strong>Blackpool</strong> taken from an old engraving dated 1750.<br />
Postcard of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Promenade taken from an old print dated 1784.<br />
Postcard of <strong>Blackpool</strong> promenade looking South from the possible site of the present<br />
North Pier, taken from a print dated 1836.<br />
Postcard of ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Built in the 1850’s<br />
Vol 165 p 2 Four postcards of ‘Bispham’ in the 1910’s<br />
Vol 165 p 3 Undated postcard of ‘Norbreck’<br />
Postcard undated of ‘Bispham’ early 1900’s<br />
Vol 165 p 4 Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Cliffs, Bispham’ 1908.<br />
Postcard of ‘North Shore Promenade’ 1920<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Colonnade’ from South <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Promenade and Cliffs’ Norbreck. Undated.<br />
Vol 165 p 5 Postcard of ‘Boating pool and Lift’ North Shore. Undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘Queen’s Promenade’ Bispham. 1962.<br />
Undated postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Lower Promenade and Beach’ Bispham.<br />
Postcard with multiple views of Bispham. Undated.<br />
Vol 165 p 6 Postcard of ‘Lansdowne Crescent, Claremont Park’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>. 1921.<br />
Postcard of ‘Imperial Terrace’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘North Shore Parade’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Cliffs and Promenade’ Bispham. Undated.<br />
Vol 165 p 7 Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Cliffs’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>. 1916.<br />
Postcard ‘Warbreck Hill Road’ North Shore, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. 1943<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Cliff’s and Savoy Hydro’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Postcard of North Shore, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Vol 165 p 8 Postcard of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> from the Cliffs’ 1918.<br />
Postcard of Rough sea, North shore, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.1950.<br />
Postcard of ‘Gynn Gardens’ North shore <strong>Blackpool</strong>. 1958.<br />
Postcard of North Shore Promenade and North Pier, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Vol 165 p 9 Postcard of ‘Steps’ at Bispham. 1906.<br />
Postcard of ‘Steps’ at Bispham. 1917.<br />
Postcard ‘Gynn Inn’ North Shore. <strong>Blackpool</strong>. 1907.<br />
Postcard undated of ‘Promenade and Rock Walk’ North Shore. <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 165 p 10 Postcard of <strong>Blackpool</strong> from the Cliffs. 1907.<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Gynn Inn’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Postcard of <strong>The</strong> North Cliffs, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. 1918.<br />
Postcard of ‘Gynn Inn’ North Shore. 1918?<br />
Vol 165 p 11 Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Promenades’ North Shore, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. early 1900’s<br />
Postcard of ‘Brighton Parade’, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.
Vol 165 p 12 Postcard of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower & Big Wheel’ 1911.<br />
Postcard of ‘Princess Parade, Gardens’ 1915.<br />
Postcard of ‘Making the New Promenade.’ Undated.<br />
Vol 165 p 13 Postcard showing ‘Bathing Machines’ by ‘<strong>The</strong> Metropole’, 1876<br />
Postcard of ‘Talbot Square and Metropole Hotel’ 1910.<br />
Postcard of ‘Metropole Hotel’. <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘Metropole Hotel’. <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated<br />
Vol 165 p 14 Postcard of ‘Promenade Park & Metropole’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Postcard of <strong>Blackpool</strong> from North Pier. 1907<br />
Vol 165 p 15 Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Big Wheel’ undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘Promenade & sands’ undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘Tower from the Beach’ 1905.<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Tower & Big Wheel’ taken from Central Pier. 1907.<br />
Vol 165 p 16 Postcard of the ‘Tower and Big Wheel’ 1925<br />
Postcard of ‘Central Promenade and Tower’ 1961?<br />
Postcard of multiple views of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Promenade. Undated<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Tower from North Pier’ undated.<br />
Vol 165 p 17 Two aerial view postcards of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower and the Beach’undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Tower’ from the North Pier.1948.<br />
Postcard of ‘Princess Parade and Promenade’.1963.<br />
Vol 165 p 18 Postcard of the ‘Beach, Tower and Big Wheel’. 1908<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Tower and Big Wheel’ from North Pier. 1909.<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Tower and Big Wheel’ from North Pier. 1910.<br />
Vol 165 p 19 Postcards with a night view and a day view of ‘<strong>The</strong> Tower & Big Wheel’ from North<br />
Pier. Undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Tower’ 1903.<br />
Postcard of ‘Rough sea and Tower’. Undated.<br />
Vol 165 p 20 Postcard of ‘Central Promenade’ 1905.<br />
Postcard of ‘Talbot Square’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘Central Pier’ from Central Beach. Undated.<br />
Vol 165 p 21 Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Parade’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>. 1905.<br />
Postcard of ‘St Chad’s Terrace’ Promenade. 1907<br />
Two postcards of ‘Promenade Gardens’ North Shore. Undated.<br />
Vol 165 p 22 Postcard Promenade South Shore. 1905<br />
Postcard of ‘Chrystal Terrace’ South Shore. 1905.<br />
Postcard of <strong>Blackpool</strong> South Promenade. 1909.<br />
Vol 165 p 23 Three postcards of ‘Central Promenade’ 1900’s<br />
Photograph of ‘Central Promenade’ undated.<br />
Vol 165 p 24 Three postcards of ‘South Promenade’ undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘Open Air Baths & Gardens’ South Shore. 1930.<br />
Vol 165 p 25 Postcard ‘South Shore promenade’ 1903.<br />
Postcard of ‘Central Promenade’ 1904.<br />
Postcard of ‘Central Pier and Promenade’ 1904
Postcard of ladies having afternoon tea outside ‘Queen’s Hydro Hotel’ South<br />
Shore.1909.<br />
Vol 165 p 26 Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Headlands Hotel’ New South Promenade. Undated<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Solarium’ New South Promenade. Undated.<br />
Vol 165 p 27 Two postcards of ‘Hotels on New South Promenade. Undated.<br />
Vol 165 p 28 Two postcards one day one night, (Illuminations) of the ‘Tower and Sea Front’<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Tower and Sands from North Pier’ undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘Barry McQueen (Town Crier) outside the Tower.c2000’s.<br />
Vol 165 p 29 Four floral postcards with small views of <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Early 1900’s.<br />
Vol 165 p 30 Four postcards, floral or sentimental with small views of <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Early 1900’s.<br />
Vol 165 p 31 Set of six water colour postcards of <strong>Blackpool</strong>. ‘<strong>The</strong> Gynn 1901’. ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> from the<br />
North Pier, 1903’. ‘Princess Gardens & Promenade, 1904’. ‘<strong>The</strong> Cliffs, 1905’. ’Roof<br />
Garden, in the Tower, 1910’ and ‘<strong>The</strong> Ferry, Fleetwood, 1912’<br />
Postcard with various views of ‘North Shore’ undated.<br />
Postcard with various views of ‘<strong>The</strong> Tower & Ballrooms’ with ‘Moira Lister’ as the<br />
centre piece.1957.<br />
Vol 165 p 32 – 33 Three audio postcards from 1960’s? “Witch Doctor”, “Whole Lotta Woman” and<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Sights and Sounds of <strong>Blackpool</strong>”
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VOL 166<br />
BEACH SCENES, PUNCH & JUDY,<br />
DONKEYS AND OTHER ANIMALS.<br />
Vol 166 p 1 Two postcard of ‘Donkeys’ on the beach. Undated.<br />
Postcard dated 1930, of a donkey and a child at each end with the caption. ‘I shall have<br />
a nice “Tail” to tell you when I leave <strong>Blackpool</strong>’.<br />
Undated postcard ‘Examining the Donkeys on Licensing Day at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Vol 166 p 2 Three postcards (circa 1900’s) of ‘Donkey rides’ on <strong>Blackpool</strong> Beach.<br />
Vol 166 p 3 Postcard dated 1922 of the sands at North Shore.<br />
Postcard dated 1907 of Central Pier and sands.<br />
Undated postcard of people paddling on the beach at <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Postcard undated looking north along the sands from South Pier<br />
Vol 166 p 4 Postcard of the beach at <strong>Blackpool</strong>, 1905.<br />
Postcard of the sands at <strong>Blackpool</strong>, 1901.<br />
Postcard dated 1906 of <strong>The</strong> Cliffs, North Shore, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Postcard dated 1918 of ‘<strong>The</strong> Steps, Bispham’<br />
Vol 166 p 5 Postcard dated 1898. A beach scene, including donkeys and Victorian people, (no one<br />
is sitting down). A blown up photograph is displayed on the wall in the Local &<br />
Family History Centre, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library.<br />
Vol 166 p 6 – 7 Eight undated postcards, Five show <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower and the Big Wheel from the<br />
beach,(Circa 1896 – 1928) Three show views of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower (later than 1928.)<br />
Vol 166 p 8 Postcard of <strong>Blackpool</strong> from Central Pier, 1921.<br />
Postcard of <strong>Blackpool</strong> from Central Pier, 1906<br />
Vol 166 p 9 Photograph of people standing next to a cart on the beach, (F Peeny Bros, we lead, you<br />
follow) could be shellfish sellers. <strong>The</strong> Palatine Hotel is in the background. (early<br />
1900’s?)<br />
Vol 166 p 10 Sketch of bathing huts and people in the sea, ‘A Gradely Good Wash’<br />
Vol 166 p 11 Two undated postcards of the sands at <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Photograph, undated, of beach huts, and boat car with horse (used to get people out to<br />
the pleasure boats)<br />
Postcard 1910, of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Sands Competition’<br />
Vol 166 p 12 Undated photograph of aerial photograph of Promenade and beach with helicopter.<br />
Photograph of the end of the ‘1973 race from Isle of Man to <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Vol 166 p 13 Postcard undated of Central Beach and Tower.<br />
Three undated photographs of Central Beach and Promenade.
Vol 166 p 14 – 15 Eight photographs of <strong>Blackpool</strong> beach at various times of the day. (circa 1970’s?)<br />
Vol 166 p 16 Two caricature photographs of people walking, and horse riders on the beach.<br />
Undated.<br />
A postcard dated 1941 of a ‘Punch and Judy’ booth owned by Professor J.H.Moore,<br />
and a photographed copy of the same.<br />
Vol 166 p 17 Photocopy of a photograph of ‘Ventriloquist on the beach’ Tower and Big Wheel in<br />
the background. (undated)<br />
Photograph of three people painting a ‘marionette’ (undated)<br />
Vol 166 p 18 Four circa 1970’s photographs of a ‘Punch & Judy show’ from the back of a van with<br />
‘Green’s Puppets’ on the side.<br />
Vol 166 p 19 Three photographs of a ‘Punch & Judy show’ on the beach, ‘Reval & Company’ and a<br />
‘Mr Magic’ show. Undated.<br />
Vol 166 p 20 – 21 Four souvenir postcards of ‘Punch & Judy’ characters with punch lines “A Little<br />
Nipper!” “Pleased As Punch!” “That’s <strong>The</strong> Way To Do It!” & “Tickled Pink!” 1987?<br />
Vol 166 p 22 Greetings card ‘Punch & Judy’ with punch line “Keep Smiling!” 1987?<br />
Vol 166 p 23 Newspaper article dated 1976 on the ‘Punch & Judy’ show, and Green’s Puppets,<br />
which will probably be the last Punch & Judy show on <strong>Blackpool</strong> Beach when Joe<br />
Green retires even though it has been in his family since the 1800’s<br />
Vol 166 p 24 – 27 Four photographs of Joe Green and his wife with their dog and puppets. (Green’s<br />
Puppets, Punch & Judy) circa 1970’s.<br />
Vol 166 p 28 Page of sketches of people on the sands at <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Vol 166 p 29 Two newspaper articles on ‘Bostock’s Great Zoological Arena’ opposite the<br />
Manchester Hotel, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. 1905.<br />
Photograph of E.H.Bostock on his 60 th Birthday 1926. He was well known for his<br />
Travelling Menagerie Shows. <strong>The</strong> sale of his show and transport took place at public<br />
sale, Nov 30 th 1931.<br />
Undated postcard of ‘man with Shetland pony’, to be seen at ‘Bostock and<br />
Wombwell’s Menagerie’<br />
Vol 166 p 30 Visitors Guide and Illustrated catalogue of E.H.Bostock’s ‘Grand Menagerie the<br />
Model Show’ dated 1905. (catalogue of animals and birds in the collection)<br />
Vol 166 p 31 Postcard undated of ‘Papa Parsons Ponies at Southport’<br />
Postcard dated 1906 of ‘Bostocks ‘Big Liz’ Elephant in the sea at <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Postcard dated 1907 of a ‘cockle gatherer’ South Shore.<br />
Vol 166 p 32 Two photographs circa 1897, of camels on the beach at <strong>Blackpool</strong>.
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VOL 167<br />
ILLUMINATIONS: PROGRAMMES AND SOUVENIRS<br />
Vol 167 p 1 Programme “Illuminations Souvenir, Autumn season 1925” [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central<br />
Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 167 p 2 Programme “Souvenir of the Illuminations…. Autumn season 1927.”<br />
Vol 167 p 3 Programme “Illuminations Souvenir 1929”<br />
Vol 167 p 4 Programme “Illuminations Souvenir” (undated, but 1933) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library<br />
<strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 167 p 5 “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Illuminations Illustrated Souvenir” (edition of 1949 and 1950) [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 167 p 6 Flyer “British Railways” advertising day excursion tickets to see the 1949<br />
Illuminations.<br />
Vol 167 p 7 “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Illuminations Souvenir” (1953) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 167 p 8 “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Illuminations Souvenir” (1956) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 167 p 9 Illustrated brochure “Souvenir of the <strong>Blackpool</strong> Illuminations” (undated 1950’s)<br />
Vol 167 p 10 Display card “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Illuminations Subscription Fund Contributor 1975”<br />
Vol 167 p 11 Display card “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Illuminations Subscription Fund Contributor 1976”<br />
Vol 167 p 12 Flyer and information leaflet “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Lights” (1976)<br />
Vol 167 p 13 Brochure “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Lights: beat the peak, come mid-week” (1978)<br />
Vol 167 p 14 Programme “Illuminations switch-on ceremony by Terry Wogan” (1978) [<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 167 p 15 Brochure “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Illuminations: synopsis of features and general information”<br />
(1980) [<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library <strong>Collection</strong>]<br />
Vol 167 p 16 Brochure “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Lights: beat the peak, come mid-week” (1981)<br />
Vol 167 p 17 Programme “Illuminations switch-on ceremony by Rear Admiral J.F.Woodward”<br />
(1982)<br />
Vol 167 p 18 Programme “Illuminations switch-on ceremony by Miss Joanna Lumley” (1985)<br />
Vol 167 p 19 Programme (photocopy only – for original see Vol ) “Gala concert…at the Winter<br />
Gardens… and the Illumination switch-on by Judith Chalmers and Derek Jameson”<br />
(1991)<br />
Vol 167 p 20 <strong>Blackpool</strong> Gazette supplement Aug 31 st 2001 “70 years of Lights switch-ons”
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VOL 168<br />
ILLUMINATIONS: PHOTOGRAPHS AND POSTCARDS<br />
Vol 168 p 1 – 2 Two copies of 1930s photograph showing men erecting Illuminations from a tower<br />
wagon.<br />
Vol 168 p 3 – 6 Four images of a 1934 tableau.<br />
Vol 168 p 7 Photograph of Stanley Matthews switching on 1951 Illuminations.<br />
Vol 168 p 8 – 14 Photographs (25) showing 1950s tableaux scenes on the cliffs at Bispham.<br />
Vol 168 p 15 – 16 Postcards (6) showing illuminated Gondola or boat trams and postcards (2) showing<br />
illuminated train trams.<br />
Vol 168 p 17 – 21 Postcards (17) showing 1930s Illuminations scenes.<br />
Vol 168 p 22 Postcards (3) showing Illuminations scenes, plus photograph of men erecting<br />
Illuminations.<br />
Vol 23 p 23 Page of Illuminations slides.
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VOL 169<br />
CENTRAL STATION SITE RE-DEVELOPMENT<br />
Vol 169 p 1 Aerial view of Central Station, undated.<br />
Vol 169 p 2 Photograph of ‘Old Central Station Site’ 1971<br />
Two photographs of the commencement of the demolition of ‘Central Station site’<br />
1972.<br />
Vol 169 p 3 Four photographs of ‘Chapel Street Car Park’ 1972<br />
Vol 169 p 4 Photograph ‘looking towards Promenade with Palatine Hotel shown above the shed’<br />
Photograph of ‘Flooded Street looking towards the Palatine Hotel’. Undated.<br />
Vol 169 p 5 Three photographs, undated of the area being demolished.<br />
Vol 169 p 6 Two photographs of ‘<strong>The</strong> King Edward’ Chapel Street, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. 1970’s<br />
Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> King Edward’ corner of Chapel St and Central Drive. 1970’s<br />
Photograph of ‘Chapel Street’ looking towards Central Drive. 1970’s<br />
Vol 169 p 7 Photograph looking down ‘Chapel Street’ 1970’s<br />
Photograph of ‘Chapel Street Car Park’ 1973.<br />
Photograph looking towards the Tower from car park. 1970’s<br />
Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Red Arrows’ air display. Undated.<br />
Vol 169 p 8 Photograph of stalls across from building site. Undated.<br />
Two photographs of ‘demolition work’ 1973.<br />
Vol 169 p 9 Photograph of the back of ‘Old King Edward Cinema’ 1973.<br />
Photograph of the ‘Bridge over Chapel Street’ 1973<br />
Photograph of houses across from the demolition site, 1973.<br />
Vol 169 p 10 – 11 Eight photographs of ‘Demolition Site’ May 1973.<br />
Vol 169 p 12 – 13 Four panoramic views of ‘Central Station Demolition Site’ 1970’s.<br />
Vol 169 p 14 Two photographs of ‘Winter Scenes in <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ 1970’s<br />
Photograph showing ‘<strong>The</strong> last of the Traders in Bonny Street’ 1970’s.<br />
Photograph of ‘Demolition Site’ 1973.<br />
Vol 169 p 15 Four photographs of ‘Central Station’ car park. 1970’s.<br />
Vol 169 p 16 Photograph of ‘Central Station’ site, ‘Once sold at 6p per square yard, now the most<br />
valuable land in <strong>Blackpool</strong>.’<br />
Photograph of ‘A Sleeper’ dated 1848.<br />
Photograph of ‘Central Station Car Park’<br />
Vol 169 p 17 Two photographs of ‘<strong>The</strong> Palatine Hotel’ front and back.<br />
Two photographs of ‘Touts’ on the Promenade.1970’s<br />
Vol 169 p 18 Photograph of ‘Policeman on traffic duty’1973.<br />
Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Big Wheel’ Bonney St. 1973.
Photograph of a back street in <strong>Blackpool</strong>, near Central Station. 1973.<br />
Photograph of ‘Platform 1’ Fairy Glen at the back of the Golden Mile. 1973.<br />
Vol 169 p 19 – 21 Eleven photographs showing various sites of demolition work, 1973.<br />
Vol 169 p 22 Photograph of ‘Back of Blundell Street’ 1970’s<br />
Photograph of ‘Corner of Hull Road and Central Drive’<br />
Two photographs of ‘Demolition Site’ 1973.<br />
Vol 169 p 23 – 29 Twenty seven photographs of the final stages of the demolition of ‘Central Station’<br />
site 1974.<br />
Vol 169 p 30 Photograph of ‘Chapel Street’ and the ‘Police Station and Law Courts’ on the site of<br />
the ‘Central Station’ 1977.<br />
.
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VOL 170<br />
STREET SCENES<br />
Vol 170 p 1 Photograph and photocopy of page from book, ‘Crystal Palace Room, built by Dr John<br />
Cocker, whose house “Bank Hey” is seen at the top of Victoria Street, now the Winter<br />
Gardens. 1860<br />
Vol 170 p 2 Small photograph of ‘Albert Rd. Fire Station at the start of the war.’ 1939?<br />
Small photograph of ‘Snow Storm at the bottom of Albert Rd 1938/39?’<br />
Two photographs of streets in <strong>Blackpool</strong> with tram track, undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 3 Postcard of ‘Shopping Centre’. Bank Hey Street, undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘Lytham Street’ Old <strong>Blackpool</strong>. c1905<br />
Photograph of ‘Brunswick Street, at the side of the Victory Hotel, 1920’s’<br />
Photograph of ‘Adelaide Street, and the Big Wheel’ undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 4 Postcard dated 1925, ‘Church Street’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Photograph of ‘Syd Manning's Cottage, 166, Common Edge Road, Marton. 1977.<br />
Two undated photographs, one of Blundell Street.<br />
Vol 170 p 5 Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Market’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>, undated<br />
Photograph of ‘Wrealands, Whinney Heys Road. c1960<br />
Photograph ‘Oxford Square, Marton’ undated.<br />
Photograph of ‘Bank Hey Street’ 1895.<br />
Vol 170 p 6 Two photographs of Hounds Hill near to Central Station, thought to have been taken at<br />
the beginning of <strong>The</strong> Great war when the commandeering of trains and other vehicles<br />
caused transport difficulties. Behind the crowd is Bannister’s Bazaar, originally<br />
opened in 1877 as the Borough <strong>The</strong>atre and Bazaar, only to be sold two years later. It<br />
is better remembered as the Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre. Next to it is the Clarence Hotel which<br />
had a Music hall at the back; its site was redeveloped in the late 1930’s for a Marks &<br />
Spencer store, its licence being transferred to a new public house on Preston New<br />
Road, Marton. In the background is the wall of Central Station at the end of Central<br />
Drive.<br />
Vol 170 p 7 Photograph of the corner of Central Drive and Rigby Road, later the site of the now<br />
demolished Mecca. Undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 8 Photograph of Middle Street of Princess St, now demolished. Undated.<br />
Photocopy of advert for ‘G,Hatton’s, Hairdressing Rooms and Fancy Repository, 33,<br />
Market St’.Undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 9 Photograph of ‘Proposed plan for Six houses and Shops-corner of Station Road, South<br />
Shore for Mr W.S. Miller’ by Garlick & Sykes, Architects. <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 10 Photograph of ‘Bonny Street, looking South. Undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 11 Photograph of ‘ Oddfellow Street (now demolished) site of the ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Law<br />
Courts’.
Vol 170 p 12 Photograph and photocopy of page out of book, ‘Old Bonny’s Farm, site of King<br />
Edward Hotel’ undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 13 Photograph of page in book of ‘Coronation Street in the 1890’s’<br />
Vol 170 p 14 Photograph and photocopy of page in book of ‘Corner of Sefton and Bank Hey Street<br />
in the 1880’s’<br />
Vol 170 p 15 Photograph of page in book of ‘<strong>The</strong> Fountain, Talbot Square, in the 1880’s’<br />
Vol 170 p 16 Photograph of page in book of ‘Talbot Square, 1881’<br />
Vol 170 p 17 Photograph of page in book, of ‘Talbot Square in 1886. <strong>The</strong> buildings to the right<br />
mark the site of the Present Town Hall. <strong>The</strong> building at the top of Clifton Street is the<br />
old Union Baptist Chapel, pulled down to make way for the new General Post Office.’<br />
Vol 170 p 18 Photograph of page in book, ‘Talbot Square 1895.’<br />
Vol 170 p 19 Photograph of page in book, ‘<strong>The</strong> Old Town Hall, Market Street, in the 1880’s’<br />
Vol 170 p 20 Photocopy of page from book, ‘New Town Hall’ Talbot Square 1900?<br />
Vol 170 p 21 Photograph of page in book, ‘Corner of Lytham Street and Church Street in the<br />
1880’s’<br />
Vol 170 p 22 Postcard of ‘Talbot Square’ with population in 1790 of 2000, in 1914 it was 65,000. In<br />
1851 the first Local Board was constituted. In 1876 a Charter of Incorporation was<br />
granted. In 1885 the New Parliamentary County Division was named after the Town.<br />
In 1904, <strong>Blackpool</strong> became a County Borough.<br />
Vol 170 p 23 Photograph of page in book, ‘Talbot Road in the 1860’s’<br />
Vol 170 p 24 Photograph of page in book, ‘Bank Hey Street in the 1880’s’<br />
Vol 170 p 25 Photograph of page in book, ‘Chapel Street from central drive’ undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 26 Photograph of page in book, ‘Corner of Lytham Street and Church Street in the 1880’s<br />
‘<br />
Vol 170 p 27 Photograph of page in book, ‘Church Street and corner of Abingdon Street, about<br />
1875’<br />
Vol 170 p 28 Photograph of page in book, ‘Church Street in the 1870’s. Site of Empress Buildings.’<br />
Vol 170 p 29 Photograph of page in book, ‘Corner of Church Street and Temple Street, in the<br />
1870’s’<br />
Vol 170 p 30 Photograph of ‘Bethesda Road’ undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 31 Magazine photograph of ‘Geo. Whittaker Transport, Elizabeth Street’<br />
Magazine photograph of ‘R.Whittaker, Grocers. Talbot Road – 1892’<br />
Vol 170 p 32 Magazine photograph of Geo.Whittaker, Wholesale Grocers. Talbot Road – 1912’<br />
Photograph of ‘Coronation Street’ undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 33 Photocopy of a photograph of ‘Church Street, circa 1905’
Vol 170 p 34 Photograph of ‘Blundell Street’ undated.<br />
Photograph of a road near Blundell Street. Undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 35 Photograph of ‘Rigby Road – Central Drive end’ 1950’s.<br />
Photograph of ‘Bonny’s in t’ Fields and Central Drive’ undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 36 Photograph of ‘Rugby Ground Site off Rigby Road. 1950’s’<br />
Photograph of ‘Old Gas Works Sidings, Site of Rugby Ground.’ On left Princess St<br />
Coach Station, to the right Central Working Men’s Club (formerly C&S bottling Plant.<br />
1950’s<br />
Vol 170 p 37 Two photographs of ‘Bank Hey Street in the 1880’s, site of Woolworths now Price<br />
Busters’.<br />
Vol 170 p 38 Photograph of ‘Saxton House’ Albert Road? Undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘Albert Road’ undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 39 Photograph of ‘Hull Road’ c1970.<br />
Photograph of unknown street.<br />
Photograph of ‘J. Hall, motor & cycle repairs’ 64, Coronation St, off Hull Rd.<br />
Vol 170 p 40 Photograph, undated of ‘Brunswick Rd’<br />
Vol 170 p 41 Engraved view of ‘Bank Hey Street, from the corner of Adelaide Street, 1870’s’ <strong>The</strong><br />
cottage on the left, later the site of Woolworths, belonged to Robert Bird, a draper and<br />
pioneer Methodist. Across the road is the building remembered as Lockhart’s café and<br />
the Coronation Rock Company. <strong>The</strong> spired building is St John’s Infants School of<br />
1856. It was taken over by John Bennett, a draper, in 1888 and later by R.H.O.Hills<br />
whose first bazaar had been in Church Street on the site of the Clifton Palace Cinema.<br />
Engraved view of ‘Euston Street’, one of <strong>Blackpool</strong>’s “Lost” streets, now covered by<br />
‘British Home Stores’. It was a street of small businesses, stables and warehouses<br />
dating from the 1830’s. Leonard Dews pawnbrokers is just visible but some will<br />
remember Whewell’s Bazaar, Crossley’s leather shop and Lewis Levine, jeweller and<br />
pawnbroker. On the right is Oddfellows Arms, sometimes known as Taylor’s Arms<br />
after the landlord William Taylor, there in 1870’s. <strong>The</strong> Oddfellows Arms closed in<br />
1923 and was turned into a warehouse. Just beyond it is an entry through to the<br />
covered market.. At the bottom on the left was the Castle Inn facing Market Street,<br />
whilst at the Corporation Street end was the Market Hotel. It was all swept away in<br />
1939 and the site was used as a car park and open market during the ensuing fifteen<br />
years.<br />
Vol 170 p 42 Photograph of unknown street, undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 43 Photograph taken from the top of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower. (Bank Hey Street/Central Drive?)<br />
Undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 44 Two photographs of ‘Vance Road / Central Drive’ undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 45 Four photographs of ‘R.H.O.Hills’ Bank Hey Street and Adelaide Street. 1960.<br />
Vol 170 p 46 Photograph of ‘Central Car Park’ undated.<br />
Two photographs of ‘Hounds Hill’ undated.<br />
Vol 170 p 47 Photograph of page in book, ‘St Ann’s Street in 1880’s’<br />
Vol 170 p 48 Three photographs unknown streets and date.
Vol 170 p 49 Photograph of page in book, ‘St John’s Market, now Boots’. Chemists.<br />
Vol 170 p 50 Photograph of page in book, ‘Corner of Regent Square in the early 1880’s’<br />
Vol 170 p 51 Photograph of page in book, ‘<strong>The</strong> Old Post Office, Coronation Street, in the 1880’s’<br />
Vol 170 p 52 Photograph of page in book, ‘Clifton Street in the 1880’s’<br />
Vol 170 p 53 Photograph of page in book, ‘Birley Street in the 1880’s’<br />
Vol 170 p 54 Photograph of page in book, ‘Old St John’s Church, 1875’<br />
Vol 170 p 55 Postcard undated of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Town Hall’<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Flower Market’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘Old <strong>Blackpool</strong>, Lytham Street.’ c1905<br />
Vol 170 p 56 Postcard of ‘Talbot Square’ 1910.<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Victoria Hospital’ Whitegate Drive. 1894 – 1933.<br />
Postcard of ‘Fire at Boots the Chemist, 7 th Oct 1936’.<br />
Vol 170 p 57 Two photographs of unknown origin and date.<br />
Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Pump & Truncheon’ possibly when ‘Grab City’ caught fire in<br />
2002 and the buildings at the back and side had to be demolished..<br />
Vol 170 p 58 Three photographs 1970’s?, of ‘End of Central Drive, beginning of Bank Hey Street’<br />
Photograph of shops between ‘Vance Road and Hornby Road’ 1972.<br />
Vol 170 p 59 – 60 Eight photographs of property to be demolished and demolition in progress to make<br />
way for ‘New Hounds Hill Shopping Centre’ 1973/1974.<br />
Vol 170 p 61 Photograph of ‘Hounds Hill Shopping Centre’ 1980’s.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOL 171<br />
AVIATION<br />
Vol 171 p 1 <strong>The</strong> Daily News Souvenir of ‘<strong>The</strong> Aviation Week’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>, October 18 th – 23 rd<br />
1909. featuring ‘<strong>The</strong> Aviation Committee’<br />
Vol 171 p 2 Newspaper photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Aviation Committee’ W.Bateson (Treasurer)<br />
Ald.T.Bickerstaffe, Coun. A. Parkinson, Ald. J.Heap, Ald. J. Ward, <strong>The</strong> Mayor (Coun.<br />
Fielding), Ald. J. Bickerstaffe, and Coun. S Hill. October 1909.<br />
Postcard of ‘Flying Scenes’ at <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Postcard of ‘Lancashire County Police, at Aviation Week at <strong>Blackpool</strong> August 1909’<br />
Souvenir postcard, First Aviation Meeting in England. <strong>Blackpool</strong>, October, 1909.<br />
Vol 171 p 3 Three postcards and a photocopy from a book of ‘Rougier flying at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ 1910.<br />
Vol 171 p 4 Two postcards of ‘A.V.Roe in flight at <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Two postcards of ‘Paulhan in his Voisin Biplane, flying at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Vol 171 p 5 Four postcards of ‘ Grahame White in flight at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’1910<br />
Vol 171 p 6 Postcard of ‘ M.Latham’s flying machine’<br />
Postcard of ‘Mr. Hubert Latham on “Antoinette IV”<br />
Two postcards of ‘Tetard flying over <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ 1910<br />
Vol 171 p 7 Two photographs of ‘Farman the Long Distance Winner, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Oct 1909’<br />
Photograph taken of a page in a book, ‘Farman the long distance winner, Aviation<br />
Week October 1909’<br />
Postcard of ‘Farman’<br />
Vol 171 p 8 Two postcards of ‘Flight of Farman’ 1911.<br />
Two postcards of ‘Cody in Flight’ 1909.<br />
Vol 171 p 9 Postcard of ‘M.Leblanc and his Bleriot Monoplane’<br />
Postcard of ‘Cecil Grace, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Aviation Meeting, 1910<br />
Postcard of ‘Drexel in flight’ (Bleriot Machine) 1910.<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>Council</strong>lor A. Parkinson, and his Bleriot Monoplane’ 1910.<br />
Vol 171 p 10 Postcard of ‘Audemars in Flight’ (Demoiselle Machine) 1910<br />
Postcard of ‘ Harding in Flight’<br />
Postcard of ‘Lorraine in Flight at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Vol 171 p 11 Postcard of ‘ Chavez ready to start at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Page from book of ‘C. Graham White’s sensational flight round <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower,<br />
July 31 st 1910’ And ‘Chavez, who flew a mile high above the Tower’<br />
Vol 171 p 12 Postcard of ‘Bleriot Monoplane’1911.<br />
Postcard of ‘Cattaneo Flying, (Bleriot Machine) 1910’<br />
Postcard of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower, with flag advertising ‘Shell’ Motor Spirit’ Souvenir of<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Aviation Week 1909.<br />
Postcard of ‘Police Camp at <strong>Blackpool</strong>, 1909’<br />
Vol 171 p 13 Plan of Aviation Enclosure and Course for ‘Aviation Week 1909’
Vol 171 p 14 Two postcards of planes ready to fly at <strong>Blackpool</strong>. 1919.<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Aerodrome & Pleasure Beach, South Shore <strong>Blackpool</strong>.’<br />
Vol 171 p 15 Photocopy of a photograph of ‘Fly past, of Bi-Planes’ 1909/10?<br />
Vol 171 p 16 Photocopy of a photograph, of ‘ Claude Graham White ready to take off in <strong>Blackpool</strong>,<br />
1910’<br />
Vol 171 p 17 Two photocopies of Daily News pictures ‘Flying at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Vol 171 p 18 Photocopy of a picture, ‘Bi-Plane upside down on the ground’ undated.<br />
Photocopy of a picture, ‘Sir Alan Cobham’s Aeroplane at <strong>Blackpool</strong> Aerodrome<br />
1939’<br />
Vol 171 p 19 Signed postcard of pilot Alan Cobham, 28 Sept 1929.<br />
Postcard of ‘Flt Lt H.C. Johnson-pilot of ‘Airspeed “Ferry” air liner’ signed “As a<br />
flyer yourself you’ve liked it - Tell others, Alan J Cobham”<br />
Counterfoil of a ‘ticket valid for one flight at the National Aviation Day Display’<br />
Vol 171 p 20 Admission voucher for National Aviation Day Display, Squires Gate July 23 rd , 1934.<br />
Photocopy of a picture of ‘Sir A. Cobham’s Aeroplane’ undated.<br />
Vol 171 p 21 Souvenir programme of ‘National Aviation Day Display’1934?<br />
Vol 171 p 22 – 23 Three photocopies of pictures of ‘Bi-Planes on the ground at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ undated.<br />
Vol 171 p 24 Postcard of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Air Disaster, Swainson St, Sept 7 th 1935’ three people lost<br />
their lives.<br />
Postcard of Bi-Plane, Lancashire School of Aviation Ltd, Squires Gate Aerodrome.<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Photograph of ‘Bi-Plane at <strong>Blackpool</strong> & West Coast Air Services Ltd, Squires Gate<br />
Aerodrome, <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ undated.<br />
Postcard of ‘Dakota Aircraft, Squires Gate Airport’<br />
Vol 171 p 25 Two photographs of the ‘Hangar at Airport’ (could be Stanley Park) undated.<br />
Photograph of a Handley Page HP40 flown from Squires Gate to France, 1935.<br />
Vol 171 p 26 Flyer for ‘United Airways Luxury Liners’ planes arrive and depart Stanley Park,<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>. 1927 – 1936.<br />
Vol 171 p 27 Flyer for ‘Airport Scandals of 1931’ presented by <strong>Blackpool</strong> College <strong>The</strong>atre Group,<br />
with music by ‘<strong>The</strong> Dixieland Ramblers’. ( reproduced photograph of Stanley Park<br />
Aerodrome in the 1930’s)<br />
Vol 171 p 28 Rotary Club of <strong>Blackpool</strong> ‘Second Air Pageant’ at <strong>Blackpool</strong> Airport 13 th May 1972.<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Centenary ‘Air Pageant’ and International Air rally, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Airport,<br />
June 4 th – 6 th 1976.<br />
Vol 171 p 29 Official programme for ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Air Pageant, 31 st May 1981, with Royal Air Force<br />
Museum Commemorative Miniature Sheet of Stamps’<br />
Official programme for ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Air Pageant, 6 th June 1982, with Royal Air Force<br />
Museum Commemorative Miniature Sheet of Stamps’<br />
Vol 171 p 30 “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Airport Official Handbook” first edition. providing the ‘History of<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Airport from 1909’ 1970’s?
Vol 171 p 31 “Handout from ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Airport’, providing general information on how to get there<br />
etc”.1980’s ?<br />
Vol 171 p 32 Leaflet “Take Off with <strong>Blackpool</strong> Air Centre” flying lessons. undated.<br />
Vol 171 p 33 “<strong>Blackpool</strong>, Lancashire’s Airport, Information, Facilities & Availability Guide”<br />
August 1983.<br />
Vol 171 p 34 “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Lancashire’s Airport, Information, Facilities & Availability Guide”1985.<br />
Vol 171 p 35 “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Airport, 90 th Anniversary brochure 1909 – 1999”<br />
‘Letter was sent to <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> with the above brochure, thanking him for putting<br />
together two displays for the 90 th Anniversary celebrations’<br />
Vol 171 p 36 – 38 Ten photographs taken at ‘Air Display’ of ‘Red Devils’ parachute display team and<br />
‘Red Arrows display’ over <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Vol 171 p 39 Photograph of ‘A Red Arrow Hawk’ flying over North Pier. Undated.<br />
Vol 171 p 40 “Certificate of Registration of Aircraft” for G-BD JH owned by ‘Westair Flying<br />
Services.’ <strong>Blackpool</strong> Airport. Dated 17 th Sept 1975.<br />
And receipt for £5 dated 21st May 1975.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOL 172<br />
TRAMS AND TRANSPORT<br />
Vol 172 p 1 Pocket timetable ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fleetwood Tramroad’, Steam sailings from ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
to Barrow-in-Furness’ and ‘Isle of Man Steamers’<br />
Picture postcard ‘One of <strong>The</strong> Joys of Life is a ride on the <strong>Blackpool</strong>& Fleetwood Cars’<br />
undated.<br />
Two postcards dated 1905/06 ‘Invigorating ride along the Cliffs and sea view to<br />
Fleetwood’ Fares 6d each way.<br />
Vol 172 p 2 Two undated photographs of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fleetwood Electric Tramroad’<br />
Postcard dated 1911 of the trams at <strong>The</strong> Gynn, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Photograph undated of trams on the Promenade in bad weather.<br />
Vol 172 p 3 Two postcards dated 1915/16 and two undated of the ‘Circular Tour Car’<br />
Vol 172 p 4 Two postcards of ‘Trams’ and drivers during World War 1 at <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Undated photograph and postcard of people on ‘Circular Tour Car’<br />
Vol 172 p 5 Photograph of the boarding area and stairs on a tram on loan from the ‘National<br />
Transport Museum’ Derbyshire. Undated.<br />
Vol 172 p 6 Postcard of ‘A One-Man tram’ <strong>Blackpool</strong> C.T. No6 at Fleetwood Terminus. Undated.<br />
Postcard undated of a ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tram’ on the Central Promenade<br />
Postcard of ‘Advertising Tram’ at the Pleasure Beach turning circle. Undated.<br />
‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Civic Trust Official Cover’ ‘Dreadnought’ Restoration Project. Undated.<br />
Vol 172 p 7 Photograph of Musicians on an open top tram on the promenade. Undated.<br />
Photograph of a ‘Lytham Tram’ undated.<br />
Two postcards (ones a comical) of ‘<strong>The</strong> Green Pea’ open topped vehicle/bus. Undated.<br />
Vol 172 p 8 Undated photograph of ‘Billy Smart’ standing in an open topped car on the<br />
Promenade, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Undated photograph of Vintage cars.<br />
Two undated postcards of a ‘Topless Bus’ providing trips to Lytham and St Annes.<br />
Vol 172 p 9 Photograph of Princess St Car Park, run by <strong>Council</strong>lor Turner and later his widow.<br />
Rootes Group Car Showroom circa 1952.<br />
Vol 172 p 10 Postcard dated 1909 of the ‘Colosseum Skating Rink’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Photograph of the ‘Coliseum Bus Station’ Tyldesley Rd / Lytham Road. c1970.<br />
Vol 172 p 11 Postcard dated 1904 of a crowd walking away from ‘Excursion Platforms’.<br />
Photograph of a map of ‘Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway’ undated.<br />
Two postcards dated 1905, of ‘Railway Station, South Shore’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 172 p 12 Photograph of ‘Central Station’ c1935.<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Station’ c1950, Jubilee Class 45710 ‘Irresistible’<br />
waiting to leave on a stopping train to Manchester.<br />
Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> sun setting for the last time on Central Railway station & <strong>The</strong> New<br />
Inn. 1964’.
Photograph of the ‘Central Railway Station’ now a ‘Bingo Hall’ 1973.<br />
Vol 172 p 13 Photograph and a photocopy of ‘Central Station & New Inn’ in the 1880’s.<br />
Vol 172 p 14 Photograph of ‘Central Station’ prior to being rebuilt in 1899.<br />
Vol 172 p 15 Photocopy of a photograph of ‘Central Railway Station’ undated.<br />
Vol 172 p 16 Two photographs of ‘Central Railway Station’ when it was demolished in 1973.<br />
Vol 172 p 17 Two photographs, one showing the narrow alley that ran between the Central Station<br />
and the promenade properties. Undated.<br />
Vol 172 p 18 Event Guide ‘Totally Transport’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>’s Great Promenade Motor Show, Sunday<br />
26 th June 2005.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOL 173<br />
PLEASURE STEAMERS & SAILING / LIFEBOATS & SHIPWRECKS /<br />
ROUGH SEAS / SWIMMING BATHS & BOATING POOLS /<br />
SANDCASTLE.<br />
Vol 173 p 1 Souvenir postcard of ‘Channel Fleet’s visit to <strong>Blackpool</strong>. 9 th August 1907.<br />
Postcard dated 1914 of the ‘Pleasure Steamers’ at sea near the Tower.<br />
Two postcards (circa 1930’s) of the ‘Twin Screw Steamer “Minden” off North Pier.’<br />
Vol 173 p 2 Postcard of ‘S.S.Greyhound’ joined the Fleet in 1895.<br />
Photocopy of the interior (the saloon) of the S.S. Greyhound.<br />
Postcard dated 1901 of ‘S.S. Bickerstaffe’<br />
Postcard of Robert Bickerstaffe, Coxswain 1864 to 1869 & 1876 to1887.<br />
Vol 173 p 3 Postcard cut in two to show two ships, ‘S.S Queen of the Bay’ & ‘S.S Atalanta ‘c1937.<br />
Postcard of the S.S. Atalanta’<br />
Postcard of the ‘S.S. Queen of the Bay’<br />
Postcard of the <strong>Blackpool</strong> Steamer “Robina”1919.<br />
Vol 173 p 4 Large postcard of the I.O.M. Steamer ‘Empress Queen’ dated 1904.<br />
Vol 173 p 5 Photograph of a steamer in the foreground, but it was taken of the I.O.M. Hills on May<br />
17 th 1883, a distance of 60miles. Enlarged many times to get the hills more distinctly.<br />
Two photocopies of ‘<strong>The</strong> Queen of the North, 1909’, it made daily sailings from North<br />
& Central Piers to Douglas, Menai Bridge, Southport and Morecambe.<br />
Vol 173 p 6 Brochure ‘Grand Sea Excursions’ from <strong>Blackpool</strong> on the ‘P.S. “Queen of the North”<br />
circa 1900’s<br />
Official Guide “Steamboat Sailings” from <strong>Blackpool</strong> includes tide table. 1909<br />
Vol 173 p 7 Sailing bill for the pleasure steamer ‘Jubilee Queen’ sailed from Liverpool to<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>, 1935 – 1936.<br />
Vol 173 p 8 Article from the Evening Gazette dated 21st Nov 1969 on the ‘Rise and fall of the<br />
pleasure steamers’<br />
Vol 173 p 9 Newspaper article dated 15 th March 1974 ‘More memories of old <strong>Blackpool</strong>, steamers<br />
of old.’<br />
Vol 173 p 10 Newspaper article dated 6 th May 1995 ‘Happy Days’ <strong>The</strong> ship’s bell from the former<br />
paddle steamer ‘S.S. Bickerstaffe’ went on display in <strong>Blackpool</strong> Central Library.<br />
Vol 173 p 11 Postcard 1900s of a sailing ship at ‘Daybreak at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Postcard dated 1905 of a sailing ship ‘An Evening sail at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Postcard of sailing ships, at the beach at <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1911.<br />
Postcard dated 1918 sailing ships ‘Sunset at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Vol 173 p 12 Three postcards of sailing ships and people bathing on the beach at <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Circa<br />
1900’s
Vol 173 p 13 Photograph of sailing ships with horse drawn carts taking the public out to get on the<br />
ships. 1920’s.<br />
Vol 173 p 14 Photograph of the sailing ships off the beach at <strong>Blackpool</strong>, with horse drawn carts to<br />
take people to the boats, bathing huts, and the Tower and the Big Wheel in the<br />
background. Circa 1920’s.<br />
Vol 173 p 15 Photograph of a sketch of ‘Sailing Boats’ undated.<br />
Vol 173 p 16 Postcard undated shows a lifeboat out in rough seas ‘Saved’ R.N.L.I.<br />
Postcard of the survivors from the Lifeboat Crew (Richard Parr, J.T. Fish, W Owen, R.<br />
Bickerstaffe (Coxswain), J. Smith and J.T. Stanhope) who went out to the rescue of<br />
the schooner “Bessie Jones” 26 th Feb 1880. R.N.L.I.<br />
Two undated postcards showing the crew of a ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Lifeboat’<br />
Vol 173 p 17 Undated photograph of the ‘Old Lifeboat House’ turned into an amusement arcade.<br />
Vol 173 p 18 Newspaper article dated July 1974 of a photograph of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Lifeboat Band’<br />
taken some 50 years previous, 1914 or later?<br />
Vol 173 p 19 Photograph taken from a book showing “Samuel Fletcher” lifeboat with twelve man<br />
crew and drawn by four horses. <strong>The</strong> photograph was taken near the Lifeboat House in<br />
Lytham Rd.<br />
Vol 173 p 20 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Times dated 20 th Aug 1894, illustrated supplement of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Lifeboat Saturday Demonstration’ with procession and evening concert and various<br />
other attractions to raise money.<br />
Vol 173 p 21 Photograph dated 1937 of the ‘construction of the new Lifeboat House’ on the<br />
Promenade, near Central Pier.<br />
Vol 173 p 22 – 23 Six postcards of the shipwreck “Foudroyant” Nelson’s flagship on <strong>Blackpool</strong> beach.<br />
1897.<br />
Vol 173 p 24 – 25 Two photographs of the shipwreck “Sirene” on <strong>Blackpool</strong> beach 1892.<br />
Vol 173 p 26 – 29 Eleven postcards and two photographs of “Rough Seas” at <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Circa early<br />
1900’s.<br />
Vol 173 p 30 Newspaper article on “Reads Sea-Water Baths”, South Beach. And the “North Shore<br />
Sea-Water Baths, Cocker St. <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Dated May 1874<br />
Photograph of the Public Baths, Cocker St, North Shore notice board showing prices<br />
from Nov 1 st 1914 to March 31 st 1915.<br />
Vol 173 p 31 Photograph of “Reads Sea-Water Baths” 1880<br />
Vol 173 p 32 – 35 Four photographs and eight postcards of “<strong>The</strong> Baths” known as ‘<strong>The</strong> Open Air Baths’<br />
South Shore, 1923-late 70’s (demolished in 1983).<br />
Vol 173 p 36 Three postcards undated of the “Children’s Paddling Pool” South Shore.<br />
Vol 173 p 37 Postcard of “Boating Pool and Lift” at North Shore. Undated.<br />
Postcard of the swimming pool at “Derby baths” dated 1940.<br />
Vol 173 p 38 Programme for Derby Baths, North Promenade, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. “Water Follies” (1949).<br />
Johnny Weissmuller, Geduldig Sisters, Camilla Mayer, Tay-Ru, Dutch Smith.
Vol 173 p 39 Photocopy of the “Water Follies” souvenir programme. Starring Johnny Weismuller<br />
(see Vol 158 (0) for original).<br />
Vol 173 p 40 Signed photograph of Johnny Weissmuller, appearing at the “Water Follies” Derby<br />
baths. Undated<br />
Vol 173 p 41 Programme ‘Big Splash’ Derby Baths 1956. starring <strong>The</strong> Diving Meteors, <strong>The</strong> Aqua-<br />
Goons, Ballet Montparnasse, Johnny Davies & Syd Brooks, <strong>The</strong> 7 Volants, Bill<br />
Morgan, Edmonds & Margo, George Baines Mermaids, Kish & Valaire and Jerry<br />
Allen and Trio.<br />
Vol 173 p 42 Flyer (undated) ‘Splash land’ Derby Baths with free ride voucher.<br />
Vol 173 p 43 Poster for the ‘Sand Castle’ open June till November ‘88<br />
Vol 173 p 44 Leaflet for the ‘Sand Castle’ undated.<br />
Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Keith Harris Revue, 1990. starring the Simmons Brothers, Steve<br />
Harvey & Co, Steve Nelson, Sandcastle Dancers and Debbie & Adele Marie.<br />
Vol 173 p 45 Programme for “<strong>The</strong> Keith Harris New Venue ‘91”at the Sand Castle, starring Keith<br />
Harris with Orville & Cuddles, <strong>The</strong> Nolans, Geno, <strong>The</strong> Sandcastle Swingers, and Lee<br />
& Bev.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOL 174<br />
GARDENS / ZOOS / PARKS<br />
Vol 174 p 1 Two photographs of magazine pictures of the entrance to ‘Belle Vue Gardens’ 1886.<br />
Vol 174 p 2 Magazine article on ‘Belle Vue Hotel’ Whitegate Drive. 1896.<br />
Vol 174 p 3 Guide to the ‘Raikes Hall Gardens’ 1879? Describing the grounds and buildings.<br />
Vol 174 p 4 Photograph and photocopy of ‘Raikes Hall Gardens’ undated.<br />
Vol 174 p 5 Photograph of ‘Boating Pool’ at ‘Raikes Hall Gardens’ (undated)<br />
Vol 174 p 6 - 8 Five photographs and a postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Late Raikes Hall Gates’ (undated)<br />
(Taken down in 1904, became <strong>Blackpool</strong> Secondary School)<br />
Vol 174 p 9 Photograph of the interior of ‘Raikes Hall Gardens’ Undated.<br />
Postcard undated, ‘Henglers ‘Tally Ho’ probably taken at ‘Raikes Hall Gardens’<br />
Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Great Blondini’ Raikes Hall Gardens. Undated.<br />
Vol 174 p 10 Photograph of posters advertising ‘Royal Palace Gardens Grand firework display’<br />
<strong>The</strong> magnificent ‘Niagara’ and ‘Blondin’ aerial walker. Undated.<br />
Vol 174 p 11 – 12 Two photographs and a postcard of Mr Hengler’s ‘Silver Falls’ (Final Scene) at the<br />
‘Raikes Hall’ Undated.<br />
Vol 174 p 13 Three magazine cuttings on the ‘Cherry Tree Gardens Hotel’ undated.<br />
Vol 174 p 14 Two postcards dated 1905 of the ‘Cherry Tree Gardens, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Postcard 1912 of the ‘Cherry Tree Gardens entrance.’<br />
Vol 174 p 15 Two photographs of entertainers at the ‘Cherry Tree Gardens Hotel’ undated.<br />
Vol 174 p 16 Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> opening of the bowling green at Cherry Tree Gardens’ 1935.<br />
Vol 174 p 17 Photocopy of a photograph of ‘Cherry Tree Hotel, Cherry Tree Gardens, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 174 p 18 Four photocopies of photographs of the outdoor area of ‘Cherry Tree Gardens’<br />
Marton. <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Vol 174 p 19 Four undated photocopies of the interior of ‘Cherry Tree Gardens’ Marton. <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 174 p 20 Photocopy of a photograph of Hal Mason, Arthur Clark, Bill Rayner, Frank Harrison,<br />
Bert Tulloch and Tommy Rayner, at ‘Cherry Tree Gardens’ undated.<br />
Photocopy of a photograph of Mr Field, Mrs Tulloch and Mr Webster at ‘Cherry Tree<br />
Gardens’ undated.<br />
Photocopy of a photograph of Mr Coop – Chief Constable, and two RAF Officers<br />
undated, at ‘Cherry Tree Gardens’<br />
Photocopy of a photograph of Hal Mason and Bert Tulloch at ‘Cherry Tree Gardens’<br />
undated.
Vol 174 p 21 Four photocopies of photographs of the Demolition of ‘Cottage’ on Cherry Tree Rd,<br />
Marton.<br />
Vol 174 p 22 Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Clock Tower’ at Stanley Park. Undated.<br />
Postcard 1929, of ‘<strong>The</strong> Bridge and Lake’ at Stanley Park.<br />
Postcard undated, of ‘Stanley Park Café’ in the distance, and fountains and gardens in<br />
the foreground.<br />
Postcard undated, of the ‘Landing Stage on Boating Lake’, Stanley Park.<br />
Vol 174 p 23 Two postcards undated of ‘<strong>The</strong> Floral Clock’ and Gardens outside the ‘Café’ at<br />
Stanley Park.<br />
Vol 174 p 24 Programme ‘<strong>The</strong>atrical Garden Fete’ Stanley Park, Aug 29 th 1928, opened by Lady De<br />
Frece.in aid of “Chronicle” Cinderella Club’s New Holiday Home for poor Children’<br />
starring Miss Gwladys Stanley and Naughton & Gold from the ‘Winter Gardens’, Miss<br />
Lili Morris and Wyn & Ivy from ‘Palace <strong>The</strong>atre’, Harry Welchman and Huntley<br />
Wright from the ‘Grand <strong>The</strong>atre’, Josie Melville and Veronica Brady from ‘Tower<br />
Circus’ and Lawrence Wright presents Norman Long, Walter Williams and Fred<br />
Walmsley from ‘On With <strong>The</strong> Show’ and others.<br />
Also programme July 15 th 1936 “Victoria Hospital <strong>The</strong>atrical Gala”. George Formby,<br />
Tom Vernon’s Royal Follies, Ernest Binns’ Arcadian Follies, Miss Rose Perfect.<br />
Vol 174 p 25 Programme ‘<strong>The</strong>atrical Gala’ Stanley Park, Thursday July 31 st 1941. opened by Miss<br />
Evelyn Laye with artistes from ‘Summer Smiles’, ‘Happidrome’, ‘Hullabaloo’,<br />
‘Palace <strong>The</strong>atre Varieties’, ‘Foolish but Funny’, ‘South Pier’ and ‘On With <strong>The</strong><br />
Show’.<br />
Vol 174 p 26 Farewell Concert by the 523 rd Air Forces Band of Base Air Depot No 2 USAAF 19 th<br />
August 1945, Stanley Park.<br />
Vol 174 p 27 News Chronicle ‘Stage and Radio’ Garden Party 1950.attended by Richard<br />
Attenborough, Tessie O’Shea, Nat Jackley, and Terry Thomas to name a few, helping<br />
to raise money for Variety Artistes’ Benevolent Fund and <strong>Blackpool</strong> Charities.<br />
Vol 174 p 28 News Chronicle ‘Stage and Radio’ Garden Party 1951. Compere Wilfred Pickles,<br />
attended by Harry Secombe, Arthur Askey, Norman Evans, Albert Modleyand Vic<br />
Oliver to name a few, helping to raise money for Variety Artistes’ Benevolent Fund.<br />
Vol 174 p 29 <strong>The</strong> Third News Chronicle ‘Stage and Radio’ Garden Party July 22 nd 1952 at the Oval,<br />
Stanley Park. Attended by many stars of stage and screen, helping to raise money for<br />
charity. Master of ceremonies Jack Warner, and Donald Peers, Sophie Tucker, Lee<br />
Lawrence, Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon, Diana Dors and Lawrence Wright to name a<br />
few. helping to raise money for Variety Artistes’ Benevolent Fund.<br />
Vol 174 p 30 Programme ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Carnival’ (Lions International) Stanley Park 23 rd July 1978.<br />
Grand Parade on Promenade ending at Stanley Park Oval.<br />
Information leaflet and Membership Application Form for ‘Friends of Stanley Park’<br />
2004/2005<br />
Vol 174 p 31 Stanley Park Visitor Centre Information Pack 2005, Earl of Derby officially opens<br />
Visitor Centre on Aug 24 th 2005. Facts about <strong>Blackpool</strong> Parks.<br />
Vol 174 p 32 Brochure for ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Zoo’ 1972? Listing animals, Miniature Railway and catering.<br />
Vol 174 p 33 Brochure for ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Zoo’ undated, listing general information and animals in the<br />
zoo.
Leaflet for ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Zoo’ advertising ‘Gorilla Mountain’ built in 2000.<br />
Vol 174 p 34 Two undated leaflets for ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Zoo’<br />
Vol 174 p 35 Brochure undated for ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Zoological Gardens’<br />
Vol 174 p 36 Map of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Zoological Gardens’ showing where the animals and services are.<br />
Undated.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOL 175<br />
HOTELS, INNS AND HOLIDAY CAMPS<br />
Vol 175 p 1 Postcard dated Aug 28 th 1909 from ‘Clarendon Private Hotel’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Postcard dated Sept 12 th 1908 from ‘Albert House’ 9, Adelaide St, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Photograph taken of a poster of ‘Bailey’s Hotel’ <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1776.<br />
Vol 175 p 2 – 6 Five photographs or photocopies of the ‘Bailey’s Hotel’ which became known as ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
Metropole, one dated 1860 and the rest 1870’s.<br />
Vol 175 p 7 Menu for <strong>Blackpool</strong> Civic Trust held in the Victoria Suite on Wed 28 th Feb 1996 at the<br />
‘Cliffs Hotel’, Queens Promenade.<br />
Vol 175 p 8 Photograph style poster undated of the ‘Clifton Arms & Pier Hotel’ advertising what<br />
the hotel has to offer.<br />
Vol 175 p 9 – 10 Photograph and photocopy of ‘Clifton Arms Hotel’ in the 1870’s<br />
Vol 175 p 11 Postcard undated of the ‘Fernley’ Hotel. <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Postcard of ‘<strong>The</strong> Foxhall’ in the 18 th Century when it was a farmhouse.<br />
History of ‘<strong>The</strong> Foxhall’ in a handout.<br />
Photograph of ‘Foxhall Hotel’ in early 1890’s<br />
Vol 175 p 12 Photograph of the ‘Imperial Hotel’ undated.<br />
Photograph of ‘Manchester Hotel’ 1860.<br />
Vol 175 p 13 Photograph undated of Manchester Square.<br />
Photograph taken of a poster of ‘<strong>The</strong> Manchester Hotel’ just before the work of<br />
demolition began.<br />
Postcard undated of ‘Grange House’ 23, Hull Rd. also showing Lower Promenade,<br />
North Shore, the Tower, the Casino and the Open Air Baths.<br />
Photocopy undated taken of a photograph of ‘Gynn Inn’<br />
Vol 175 p 14 Menu for the ‘Louis Seize’ restaurant in the ‘Imperial Hotel’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Vol 175 p 15 Undated photograph of the ‘New Inn’ in the process of demolition.<br />
<strong>The</strong> old ‘New Inn’ – Golden mile, the little stall on the corner is said to be the one<br />
from which the Golden Mile evolved circa 1880.<br />
Photograph ‘Lane Ends Hotel and Banks’s Baths’ undated. (<strong>The</strong> sea water used to be<br />
carted from the sea shore to the Baths)<br />
Vol 175 p 16 Postcard dated 3 rd Sept 1940, of the ‘Palatine Hotel’<br />
Postcard dated 29 th Dec 1907, of the ‘North Pier Private Hotel’<br />
Two postcards (circa 1929) of the ‘Norbreck Hydro’<br />
Vol 175 p 17 Photograph (undated) of ‘<strong>The</strong> Old Victoria Hotel’<br />
Postcard (undated) of ‘Revill’s Boarding Establishment, 1, Brighton Parade.<br />
Two postcards (circa 1909) ‘Park Hotel’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 175 p 18 (Undated) Brochure, Tariff and compliments card for the ‘Queen’s Hydro Hotel’<br />
South Promenade.
Vol 175 p 19 – 20 Photograph and photocopy of ‘Revoe Inn’ Central Drive (circa 1880’s)<br />
Vol 175 p 21 – 23 Twelve photographs of the ‘Lions Club’ officials at a Banquet at the ‘Savoy Hotel’<br />
Vol 175 p 24 Three images of the ‘Star Inn’ Sandhills dating from 1896 to 1996.<br />
Photograph of people taken outside the ‘Storeyville’ Private Hotel (circa 1970’s)<br />
Vol 175 p 25 Two postcards (1906?) of the ‘Trafalgar Hydro’<br />
Postcard (undated) of the ‘Sparkles Hotel’ South Shore, children orientated.<br />
Vol 175 p 26 Photograph of the ‘Wellington Hotel’ built in 1851 at the cost of £1,700 by Robert<br />
Bickerstaffe (Old Bob)<br />
Vol 175 p 27 Two images of ‘Wylie’s South Pier Hotel’ (undated)<br />
Vol 175 p 28 Two postcards of Y.M.C.A. Holiday Home and Camp (1911?)<br />
Vol 175 p 29 – 30 Five postcards and one photograph dated from 1930’s – 40’s, of ‘Squires Gate Holiday<br />
Camp.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOL 176<br />
COMIC & LIGHT–HEARTED POSTCARDS AND CARNIVAL<br />
Vol 176 p 1 Postcard undated, ‘I’ve got the carnival spirit at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’.<br />
Postcard 1919, I’m having such a glorious time at <strong>Blackpool</strong>, here’s a picture of me<br />
and a friend of mine’<br />
Postcard ‘<strong>The</strong>re are plenty of good opportunities at <strong>Blackpool</strong>, but I’m so shy’ 1913.<br />
Postcard 1916, ‘We’re swanking like millionaires at <strong>Blackpool</strong>. We can walk like ‘em,<br />
we can dress like ‘em, but when we open ewr mouthes. WE’RE DONE!<br />
Vol 176 p 2 Postcard 1910, “Oh, we do like to be beside the seaside”.<br />
Postcard 1910, ‘Following in Father’s footsteps’<br />
Postcard 1907, ‘<strong>The</strong> first Tower, Prehistoric <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Postcard 1920? 'AT BLACKPOOL’ I love the seaside’s golden sand, and what I’d like<br />
to do, is bring it home just now with me, and come and play with you’.<br />
Vol 176 p 3 Postcard 1904, ‘This is one of the prettiest bits at <strong>Blackpool</strong>, when its low tied’<br />
Postcard 1926, ‘If you want to feel up to the mark, come to <strong>Blackpool</strong>’.<br />
Postcard, undated, ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> is the place for putting on weight’.<br />
Postcard 1909, ‘A splendid sea-side attraction at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Vol 176 p 4 Postcard 1912, ‘We’re fairly on our beam-ends send us a five pound note!’<br />
Postcard undated, ‘<strong>The</strong> New <strong>Blackpool</strong> Lifeboat Crew’<br />
Postcard 1911, ‘We hadn’t been in <strong>Blackpool</strong> long when bang went a tanner’.<br />
Postcard 1912, ‘<strong>The</strong>re are some nice Pierrots and other FUNNY PEOPLE here! When<br />
are YOU coming?”<br />
Vol 176 p 5 Postcard 1922, ‘We’re having a race on the sands at <strong>Blackpool</strong>, but as usual you can<br />
see, my wife’s behind’.<br />
Postcard undated, lift up horseshoe with pictorial views.<br />
Postcard 1907, ‘Charge of the Light Brigade, <strong>Blackpool</strong>’.<br />
Postcard 1906, ‘In the Good Old Summer Time at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’.<br />
Vol 176 p 6 Postcard 1915, ‘We’re having a “Bumping Time” on the Pleasure Beach at<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>’.<br />
Postcard undated, ‘Kissing in <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ A Sheffield man’s study of girls being kissed<br />
in various places in <strong>Blackpool</strong>, and their reactions.<br />
Postcard 1910, Picture of a Plaice, with insert of Central Pier. <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Postcard 1925, ‘I’m jolly glad I came to <strong>Blackpool</strong>’.<br />
Vol 176 p 7 Postcard 1913, ‘RAG-TIME at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Postcard 1904? ‘I’m with the Best of Pals at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Postcard 1912, ‘I’ve just run down to <strong>Blackpool</strong>, and it will be some time before I<br />
have enough puff to come home’.<br />
Postcard undated, ‘Just arrived at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’.<br />
Vol 176 p 8 Postcard undated, ‘<strong>The</strong> daily dip. At <strong>Blackpool</strong>’.<br />
Postcard 1907, ‘On <strong>Blackpool</strong> Sands. We are moving along’.<br />
Postcard undated, ‘Resting, At <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Postcard 1910, ‘What the ladies like at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’.
Vol 176 p 9 Postcard 1905, ‘Helter – Skelter to the bottom’.<br />
Postcard 1906, ‘Helter – Skelter to the bottom’ (slightly different to previous postcard)<br />
Postcard undated, ‘Sight Seeing at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’.<br />
Postcard 1906, <strong>The</strong> Water Shute, ‘Did she fall or was she pushed?’<br />
Vol 176 p 10 Postcard undated, ‘Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway, <strong>Blackpool</strong>’s Breezy Strands’<br />
Postcard undated, ‘Keep your legs covered, Mary you’re a big girl now!’<br />
Vol 176 p 11 Postcard ‘Official Guide 1925 BLACKPOOL Calling’<br />
Postcard 1925, ‘Great Central Railway. <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ for gorgeous sights.<br />
Postcard 2001, ‘I dunno kids, but the tall one at the back is definitely <strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Tower’.<br />
Postcard undated, ‘Little drops of Whisky, Little drops of Gin, make a lady wonder<br />
where the hell she’s bin!’<br />
First Carnival in <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1923.<br />
Vol 176 p 12 Postcard undated, ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Carnival’<br />
Postcard undated, ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Carnival….Trades Procession’<br />
Postcard undated, ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Carnival’<br />
Four miniature cards printed on both sides of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Carnival June 11 th – 21 st ’.<br />
Vol 176 p 13 – 15 Four postcards and six photographs of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Carnival Parade 1923’<br />
Vol 176 p 16 – 18 Nine photographs of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Carnival Parade’ undated.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOL 177<br />
SPORT / CINEMA<br />
Vol 177 p 1 Entrance ticket to ‘Geoffrey Boycott’s XI v Ian Botham’s XI’ at <strong>Blackpool</strong> Cricket<br />
Club, Stanley Park, Tuesday 24 th July 1984.<br />
Vol 177 p 2 Annual General Meeting minutes of ‘<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> Cricket Club’ dated 20 th March<br />
1955.<br />
Vol 177 p 3 Postcard dated 1912 of ‘Clifton Park Racecourse’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 177 p 4 Programme, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Marton Rotary Club presents ‘Trotting Racing’ 8 th July 1987,<br />
Common Edge Rd. <strong>Blackpool</strong>. All proceeds go to the Scanner Fund.<br />
Postcard of ‘Racing Cars’ <strong>Blackpool</strong> Promenade, Nr Manchester Hotel.<br />
Vol 177 p 5 Official Programme ‘George Hewitt’s International Championship Rodeo’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
2 nd August to 9 th October 1965.<br />
Leaflet on ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Marathon’ June 20 th 1931.<br />
Vol 177 p 6 – 7 Newspaper articles on ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> 3 Chelsea 0’ Saturday August 23 rd 1947.<br />
Vol 177 p 8 Photograph of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Football Club Ground’ Bloomfield Rd. undated.<br />
Photograph of a photograph of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Football Club Team, 1890-91.<br />
Signed photograph of Stan Mortensen. Undated.<br />
F.A. Challenge Cup, Final Tie, <strong>Blackpool</strong> v Manchester United Wembley 24 th April<br />
1948.<br />
Vol 177 p 9 Newspaper clipping of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Football Club, Cup Final Team 1948’<br />
Vol 177 p 10 Photograph of ‘Stanley Matthews’ receiving his medal. (presumable his knighthood in<br />
1965?)<br />
Photograph undated of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Football Team’<br />
Vol 177 p 11 Photograph of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Football Team’ 1949/1950?<br />
Photograph undated of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Football Team’ wearing ‘Aqua-Peer’ raincoats.<br />
Vol 177 p 12 Photograph of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Football Team’ Season 1985 – 86.<br />
Photograph of “Atomic Boys” <strong>Blackpool</strong> Football Club Supporters. c1950.<br />
Vol 177 p 13 ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Football Club Supporters’ Club Magazine’ with articles on Cricket,<br />
Football, Snooker, Boxing and Billiards. 1947.<br />
Vol 177 p 14 Programme for ‘Clifton Palace’ Church St. <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Opened 1911.<br />
Vol 177 p 15 Programme ‘<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fylde Film Society’ Season 1948 – 49 Autumn Session.<br />
Vol 177 p 16 Programme ‘<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fylde Film Society;’ Season 1949 – 50 Winter Session.<br />
Vol 177 p 17 Programme ‘<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fylde Film Society’ Season 1950 – 51 Spring Session.<br />
Vol 177 p 18 Programme ‘<strong>The</strong> <strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fylde Film society’ Season 1951 – 52 Winter Session.
Vol 177 p 19 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd, announcing a new season of<br />
selected Continental Films.1948.<br />
Vol 177 p 20 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “La Belle et La Bete” (Beauty &<br />
<strong>The</strong> Beast) with Josette Day and Jean Marais. 18 th October 1948.<br />
Vol 177 p 21 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “La Femme du Boulanger” (<strong>The</strong><br />
Baker’s Wife) with Raimu, Ginette Leclerc and Charpin. 15 th November 1948.<br />
Vol 177 p 22 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “Day of Wrath” with Thorkild<br />
Roose and Lisbeth Moven. 29 th November 1948.<br />
Vol 177 p 23 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “Monsieur Alibi” with Louis<br />
Jouvet, Suzy Delair and Annette Poivre. 13 th December 1948.<br />
Vol 177 p 24 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. Second Series – 1948-49 Season of<br />
Selected Continental Films.<br />
Vol 177 p 25 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “Quai Des Orfevres” (Goldsmith’s<br />
Quai) with Louis Jouvet, Simone Renant, Suzy Delair and Bernard Blier. 3 rd January<br />
1949.<br />
Vol 177 p 26 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “Frenzy” with Alf Kjellin, Mai<br />
Zetterling and Stig Jarrell. 24 th January 1949.<br />
Vol 177 p 27 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “L’Ange De La Nuit” (<strong>The</strong> Angel<br />
of the Night) with Jean-Louis Barrault, Michelle Alfa, Henry Vidal and Gaby Andreu.<br />
31 st January 1949.<br />
Vol 177 p 28 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “Sortileges” (Sorcery) with Fernand<br />
Ledoux, Renee Faure, Madeline Robinson, Lucien Coedel and Roger Pigaut. 14 th<br />
February 1949.<br />
Vol 177 p 29 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “Fric-Frac” with Fernandel, Arletty<br />
and Michel Simon. 28 th February 1949.<br />
Vol 177 p 30 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “Le Voile Bleu” (<strong>The</strong> Blue Veil)<br />
with Gaby Morlay, Elvire Popesco and Jeanne Fusier-Gir. 14 th March 1949.<br />
Vol 177 p 31 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “Sarajevo” with Edwige Feuilliere<br />
and John Lodge. 28 th March 1949.<br />
Vol 177 p 32 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “<strong>The</strong> Murderers are amongst us”<br />
with Ernst Fischer and Hildegard Knef. 24 th April 1949.<br />
Vol 177 p 33 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “Monsieur Vincent” with Pierre<br />
Fresney” 4 th September 1949.<br />
Vol 177 p 34 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “Un Carnet De Bal” (<strong>The</strong> Dance<br />
Programme) with Harry Baur, Marie Bell and Pierre Blanchar. 24 th October 1949.<br />
Vol 177 p 35 Programme ‘Imperial Picture House’ Dickson Rd. “Four Steps in the Clouds” with<br />
Gino Cervi and Adriana Benetti. 7 th November 1949.<br />
Vol 177 p 36 Newspaper cutting on ‘Fylde Cinemas’ ‘New Ritz’ Central Promenade. 1950/51.
Vol 177 p 37 Two tickets for ‘Royal Pavilion Cinema’ Rigby Rd. ‘Laurel & Hardy Film Festival’<br />
17 th June 1990.<br />
Vol 177 p 38 Flyer for ‘Palace Pictures’ showing “Somewhere in England” starring Harry (it’s a<br />
funny thing) Korris and Frank (back in time for tea) Randle. August 1940.<br />
Vol 177 p 39 Programme for Palace Cinema ‘Miracle ARC120 new dimension in motion pictures’<br />
“Honeymoon” with Anthony Steel and Ludmilla Tcherina .Friday 19 th August 1960.<br />
Vol 177 p 40 Flyer (1967) for Tivoli, Talbot Square. “<strong>The</strong> Happiest Millionaire” starring Fred<br />
MacMurray, Tommy Steele, Greer Garson, Geraldine Page.<br />
Vol 177 p 41 Short article by Steve King on the history and origins of the Tivoli Cinema, originally<br />
the <strong>The</strong>atre Royal and latterly the Music Hall Tavern.<br />
Vol 177 p 42 Souvenir Programme ‘Odeon Cinema’ showing “Seven Golden Miles” Charity<br />
Premiere, in aid of the <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde society for the Blind. 27 th February 1970.<br />
Vol 177 p 43 Poster for ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Film festival and Buena Vista International (UK) Ltd’<br />
presenting a Gala Charity screening of “Funny Bones” at the Odeon Cinema,<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> on 1 st October 1995<br />
Vol 177 p 44 Souvenir programme for Premier of “Funny Bones” at the Odeon Cinema. 1 st October<br />
1995. starring Jerry Lewis, Lee Evans, Leslie Caron, Oliver Pratt and Freddie Davies.<br />
Vol 177 p 45 Letter headed ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Film Festival’95’ sent out to Artistes to thank them for<br />
expressing an interest in attending “Funny Bones” at the Odeon Cinema, as above.<br />
Vol 177 p 46 Poster for ‘Odeon Cinema’ Dickson Road. 1971?<br />
Vol 177 p 47 ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Odeon’ programmes January 1964?<br />
Film guide ‘Odeon’ 24 th January – 30 th January 2002?<br />
Vol 177 p 48 Two photocopies of front page of ‘<strong>The</strong> Rendezvous’ Bond Street, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.<br />
Vol 177 p 49 Photocopy of programme for ‘Tivoli’ cinema, May & June 2004.<br />
Vol 177 p 50 Letter headed paper for ‘<strong>The</strong> Tivoli’ Talbot Square, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 177 p 51 Programme of films coming to ‘ABC & Princess’ <strong>Blackpool</strong>. June / July 1979.<br />
Ticket to ‘ABC’on Thursday 13 th July 2000.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOL 178<br />
BLACKPOOL PERSONALITIES / ENTERTAINERS / MAGICIANS /<br />
POLITICIANS AND BEAUTY CONTESTS<br />
Vol 178 p 1 Photograph of Alderman Sir J. Bickerstaffe. Circa 1890’s<br />
Photograph of Dr. W.H. Cocker first Mayor of <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1876.<br />
Postcard of W.W. Ashley, Esq. electioneering for Parliamentary seat (<strong>Blackpool</strong>) at<br />
Poulton-Le-Fylde, Sat 13 th Feb 1904. (Note car reg AA35 Hampshire County <strong>Council</strong><br />
Number)<br />
Vol 178 p 2 Postcard sent to Mr Fred Brierley, Entertainer, from Ernest Spafford concert agent,<br />
“Please book Friday October 6 th for Denton Conservative Club, and also Sat February<br />
10 th 1940 for Co-op Hall, Downing Street, Manchester.”<br />
Advertising photograph of ‘Rex Strong <strong>Blackpool</strong>’s Wrestling Lifeguard’ undated.<br />
Vol 178 p 3 Business card and photograph of ‘Johnny Randel’ singer, undated.<br />
Cover of programme of North Pier Concerts ‘Albert Sherry, Accompanist and Teacher<br />
of the Pianoforte’1902?<br />
Vol 178 p 4 Concerning the House of Moore and Frank Hollingworth, ‘An Open Letter to the<br />
Retail Music Trade’ dated August 1 st 1913.<br />
Vol 178 p 5 Pamphlet on ‘Mr Fred Brierley, <strong>Blackpool</strong>’s Popular Entertainer’ with press opinions.<br />
Undated.<br />
Vol 178 p 6 Photograph of ‘<strong>The</strong> Brytones’ (Bryan & Carol Douglas) undated.<br />
Vol 178 p 7 Flyer ‘<strong>The</strong> Fylde Mystics present their First Inter-Society Competition for the Cannon<br />
Memorial Trophy’ undated.<br />
Vol 178 p 8 Letter headed paper for ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Magician’s Club, Gables Hotel, Balmoral Road.<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Vol 178 p 9 Letter headed paper for ‘Fylde Mystics’ (<strong>Blackpool</strong>’s Progressive Magical Society)<br />
Vol 178 p 10 <strong>Blackpool</strong> Magicians’ Club. Membership 2000. Address List.<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong> Magician’s Club 23 rd , 24 th and 25 th February 2001. ‘<strong>The</strong> World’s Largest<br />
Magic Convention’ at the ‘Winter Gardens’, and registration form.<br />
Vol 178 p 11 Certificate of Membership June 1985 to May 1986 of ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Magicians Club’<br />
Member <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong>.<br />
Invitation card to ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> magicians’ Club, 11 th Annual One-day Convention’<br />
Casino, Pleasure Beach. Sunday 24 th February, 1963. Official opening by Tommy<br />
Cooper.<br />
Blank membership card for ‘Fylde Mystics’<br />
Vol 178 p 12 Letter from ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Magicians’ Convention’ inviting members to perform on a free<br />
DVD which will be given out at the convention. Video recording session on Wed 1 st<br />
February 2006 at the Savoy Hotel.
Vol 178 p 13 Programme of events, and plan of rooms at the Winter Gardens, Opera House. 2006.<br />
Vol 178 p 14 Programme of events for <strong>Blackpool</strong> Magicians’ Club 54 th year of the ‘World’s Largest<br />
Magic Convention’ 24 th , 25 th , 26 th February 2006 at the Opera House and Winter<br />
Gardens.<br />
Membership card for ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Magicians’ Club 2006 – 2007 and fixture list, in the<br />
name of <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong>.<br />
Vol 178 p 15 Flyer for ‘Secrets of Conjuring, Ventriloquism’ Charles Du Carlo, Wizard and<br />
Illusionist, Carl Sterling <strong>The</strong> “Premier Ventriloquist, “Vocal Comedian and Dancer”<br />
lessons given. Undated.<br />
Menu for ‘International Brotherhood of Magicians’ “President’s Valentine Regional<br />
Dinner & Cabaret” Imperial Hotel, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Saturday 14 th February 1987.signed by<br />
John Hardman and Martin Scott Price.<br />
Vol 178 p 16 Menu and order of events <strong>The</strong> International Brotherhood of Magicians British Ring<br />
2005-06. President and his Lady Mark and Joan Raffles welcome you to their… “Gala<br />
Dinner & Cabaret” at <strong>The</strong> Paradise Room. <strong>Blackpool</strong> Pleasure Beach. Saturday 20 th<br />
May 2006’.<br />
Vol 178 p 17 Campaign photograph of ‘Mr T. Barber, the Official Company-House Candidate’<br />
undated.<br />
Campaign postcard, <strong>The</strong> signs all point one way, ‘Barber for Brunswick’ undated<br />
Campaign photograph of ‘John Gaunt the proved friend of the people’ Municipal<br />
Election, Talbot Ward. Saturday, Nov 1 st 1924.<br />
Voting card for John Gaunt, Talbot Ward Election. Tuesday November 1 st , 1921.<br />
Vol 178 p 18 Postcard undated, ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Barnardo Pansy Day, Saturday 9 th July 1932.<br />
Vol 178 p 19 Signed postcard of ‘Frances Lockett, Cotton Queen.1930.’<br />
Postcard 1987, advertising ‘Junior Miss <strong>Blackpool</strong>, Mini Miss <strong>Blackpool</strong> and<br />
Beachwear Parade’, North Pier, 30 th July to 27 th August.<br />
Vol 178 p 20 Souvenir programme “Crowning of the ‘Cotton Queen’ 1939.<br />
Vol 178 p 21 List of competitors for “Miss <strong>Blackpool</strong> Grand Final”, North Pier <strong>The</strong>atre, Thursday<br />
1 st August 1985.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
VOL 179<br />
BLACKPOOL IN WORLD WAR 1 / BLACKPOOL AT CHRISTMAS /<br />
BLACKPOOL CHURCHES AND MISCELLANEOUS<br />
Vol 179 p 1 Postcard 1914-1918, “Loos Trenches”, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.( <strong>The</strong> gun is the 18 pounder field<br />
gun, commonly know as a “Whiz-bang”. <strong>The</strong> emplacement is to mask the position of<br />
the gun and to protect the gunners.<br />
Guide to ‘Loos Trenches’ Lytham Road South. <strong>Blackpool</strong>. In aid of the Central Fund<br />
of <strong>The</strong> King’s Lancashire Military Convalescent Hospital, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 179 p 2 Postcard undated of ‘<strong>The</strong> King’s Lancashire Military Convalescent Hospital, Squires<br />
Gate, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. ‘<strong>The</strong> Electrical Appliance and Massage Room’<br />
Postcard undated ‘<strong>The</strong> King’s Lancashire Military Convalescent Hospital, Squires<br />
Gate, ‘Officers’ Quarters’<br />
Postcard undated, ‘Soldiers lined up on the beach at <strong>Blackpool</strong>’.<br />
Vol 179 p 3 Christmas <strong>Blackpool</strong> Festivities for 1936, listing seasonal attractions and five drop<br />
down pictorial postcards of <strong>Blackpool</strong>.(Can be torn off and sent)<br />
Vol 179 p 4 Christmas <strong>Blackpool</strong> Festivities for 1937, listing seasonal attractions and one drop<br />
down pictorial postcard of <strong>Blackpool</strong>.(Can be torn off and sent)<br />
Vol 179 p 5 Christmas Programme for ‘<strong>The</strong> Clifton Hotel’ 1944-45. Signed by Horatio Nicholls,<br />
Lilian Jackson and a few others.<br />
Vol 179 p 6 Christmas Festivities 1954, Tetley’s Huntsman Hotel, Central Promenade.<br />
Vol 179 p 7 Christmas card, from ‘Billy Ternent, Jack Hylton’s Band’ (opens up from a small card<br />
into a large message, “Ah! Here one can say – MERRY CHRISTMAS in a great big<br />
way!”<br />
Season’s Greetings Christmas card, from the ‘Mayor and Mayoress of <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
(Alderman Albert Ashworth J.P. and Mrs Ashworth) 1964.<br />
Vol 179 p 8 Greetings from <strong>Blackpool</strong> Christmas card , signed from Jack, “Babes in the Wood”<br />
Ashton <strong>The</strong>atre, St Annes –on-Sea, undated.<br />
Vol 179 p 9 Greetings card signed ‘To <strong>Cyril</strong> and Shirley, from Jack’ 1977.<br />
Vol 179 p 10 Greetings Card undated, from <strong>Blackpool</strong> Labour Party, <strong>Council</strong>lor Allan Matthews<br />
and <strong>Council</strong>lor Norman Hardy.<br />
Vol 179 p 11 ‘Christmas in <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1988’ details of transport, and ‘What’s on’<br />
Vol 179 p 12 Christmas and New Year Menu, at ‘White Tower Restaurant’ 2003.<br />
Vol 179 p 13 Photograph of a model fighter plane, and a sign that says ‘Happy New Year 1956’<br />
Vol 179 p 14 Guide to ‘Christmas in <strong>Blackpool</strong> Town Centre’2006, Christmas lights switched on by<br />
‘Chico’<br />
‘Christmas in <strong>Blackpool</strong>’ guide to <strong>Blackpool</strong> Town Centre in December. 1998.
Vol 179 p 15 Postcard ‘A Merry Xmas, A Bright New Year’ 1908.<br />
Vol 179 p 16 Wesleyan Sunday School Anniversary Services , March 27 th 1921. Preacher Rev.<br />
William H. Lax.<br />
Wesleyan Sunday School Anniversary Services, April 20 th 1924. Preacher Rev. H.<br />
Howard May.<br />
Vol 179 p 17 Wesleyan Sunday School Anniversary Services, April 14 th 1929. Preacher Rev.<br />
William H. Lax.<br />
Wesleyan Sunday School Anniversary Services, May 4 th 1930, Preacher Rev. Arthur<br />
Rudman.<br />
Vol 179 p 18 Two Central Methodist Church ‘Choir Concert 1953’ programmes.<br />
Vol 179 p 19 ‘<strong>The</strong> Messenger’ Monthly news from the Central Methodist Church, Adelaide Street.<br />
March 1975.<br />
Vol 179 p 20 Central Methodist Church Choir ‘Receipts and payments accounts for the year ending<br />
30 th June 1952.<br />
Vol 179 p 21 Central Methodist Sunday School Anniversary Services,. April 21 st and 22 nd 1956.<br />
Preacher Rev. George Artingstall.<br />
Vol 179 p 22 Postcard of ‘Methodist Free Church, Adelaide Street, <strong>Blackpool</strong>’. (photograph of<br />
interior showing new organ)<br />
Ticket for Central Methodist Church, ‘Choir Effort’ Wed Dec 1 st 1954.<br />
Photograph of the demolition of ‘Central Methodist Church’ circa 1970’s.<br />
Vol 179 p 23 Licence to perform a play, Central Methodist Church Choir, for the representation by<br />
amateurs of the under mentioned play ‘<strong>The</strong> Man in the Bowler Hat’ on 3 rd December<br />
1952.<br />
Vol 179 p 24 United Methodist Free Church, ‘Handbook of the Floral Bazaar’ Oct 25 th , 26 th & 27 th .<br />
1904, listing the different stalls.<br />
Vol 179 p 25 Two official Handbooks (different colour covers) for the ‘Grand Sale of Work’ for<br />
<strong>The</strong> Methodist Free Church Sunday School. Jan 21 st – 23 rd .1902.<br />
Vol 179 p 26 Adelaide Street United Methodist Church, Handbook & Programme ‘Fancy Fair’ to be<br />
held in Schoolroom, Coronation St. Oct 5 th – 7 th 1911.<br />
Vol 179 p 27 Postcard undated of ‘Thanksgiving Shrine in Honour of our Lady of Lourdes,’<br />
<strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Postcard undated, ‘<strong>The</strong> Actors Chapel. St Stephens on –the-Cliffs’, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.<br />
Vol 179 p 28 St Stephen on –the-Cliffs, North Shore. ‘Diamond Jubilee, Flower Festival’ 16 th -19 th<br />
Sept 1987<br />
Vol 179 p 29 Photograph from a page from book, ‘Holy Trinity Church’ South Shore. Undated.<br />
Vol 179 p 30 Photograph from a page from book, ‘<strong>The</strong> Old Bethesda Chapel’, opened 1826.<br />
Vol 179 p 31 Poster for ‘Royal Lancastrian Pottery’ General St. <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Undated.
Vol 179 p 32 Company-House Proprietors’ Association – Increase in Charges for the price per bed<br />
by 6d per night, AGM Nov 22 nd 1917.<br />
Vol 179 p 33 Recipes for the ‘Nutbrown’ cake, biscuit, éclair & Icing decorator set. Undated.<br />
Layton Social and Sports Club ‘Ninth Annual Show’ of Flowers, Fruit and Vegetables.<br />
On Sat Sept 10 th 1938. List of prizes in each category.<br />
Vol 179 p 34 Ticket for ‘1949 National Dance Band Championship of Great Britain’ Winter<br />
Gardens, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Sunday 2 nd Oct 1949.<br />
Vol 179 p 35 1949 National Dance Band Championship of Great Britain, Queen’s Hall, Preston.<br />
Friday 18 th March 1949.<br />
Grand Finals of 1949 National Dance Band Championship. Winter Gardens, Sun 2 nd<br />
Oct, 1949.<br />
Vol 179 p 36 A woven picture to celebrate ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Centenary 1876 to 1976’ Limited edition.<br />
Vol 179 p 37 Whittaker Dance N Drama Centre Newsletter “Swan” November 1982.<br />
Programme of the official opening of ‘Whittaker Dance and Drama Centre’ 19 th Feb<br />
1990.<br />
Vol 179 p 38 “Swan” March 1977. Whittaker Dance N Drama Centre Newsletter. Celebrating 25<br />
years.<br />
Vol 179 p 39 Whittaker Dance and Drama Centre “Swan” Newsletter, February 1988.<br />
Whittaker Dance and Drama Centre “Swan” Newsletter. March 1988<br />
Vol 179 p 40 – 43 Thirteen photographs “Local History Exhibition”, Montgomery School, Bispham.<br />
1975.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
THEATRE POSTERS<br />
OLD POSTERS FROM VARIOUS VENUES<br />
(plan chest)<br />
Drawer 1<br />
Drawer 1 Palace <strong>The</strong>atre, St Annes-on- Sea, commencing May 1 st 1955, featuring Edward G.<br />
Robinson in “Tight Spot”. Randolph Scott in “Ten Wanted Men” and Yvonne Mitchell<br />
and Cornell Borchers in “<strong>The</strong> Divided Heart”.<br />
Palace <strong>The</strong>atre, St Annes-on-Sea, commencing May 29 th 1955, featuring Richard<br />
Widmark and Mai Zetterling in “A Prize of Gold”. Kirk Douglas and Jeanne Craine in<br />
“Man without a Star”.<br />
Ashton <strong>The</strong>atre. St Annes (undated) Bill Kenwright presents Jack Storey in “Babes in<br />
the Wood”. Directed by Brownie Dene. (A traditional comedy pantomime).<br />
A mock up advert to be placed in “<strong>The</strong> Blackburn Herald” advertising Lawrence<br />
Wright’s show “Boomps A Daisy”, <strong>The</strong> Castle, “On With <strong>The</strong> Show” North Pier, and<br />
Epstein’s Adam at the Lawrence Wright Art Gallery in <strong>Blackpool</strong>. 15 th – 18 th<br />
September 1939.<br />
Poster bearing image of Horatio Nicholls: Britain’s greatest composer. (1930s?)<br />
“<strong>The</strong> F & H Variety Show Box” A Grand Variety Entertainment at the South Pier, 11 th<br />
and 14 th Oct 1944 in aid of local charities. Featuring Leslie Hatton, Fred Brierley,<br />
Marie Kay, <strong>The</strong> Amazing Garcias, Harold Ripley and Walter Snalam.<br />
Winter Gardens, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. March 19 th 1950. Trevor Howard and Anouk in “Golden<br />
Salamander” with Herbert Lom.<br />
Winter Gardens, <strong>Blackpool</strong>, May 15 th 1950. Charles B. Cochran presents “<strong>The</strong> Ivory<br />
Tower” a play by William Templeton and featuring Francis Lister, Michael Shepley,<br />
Hugh McDermott and Mary Hinton.<br />
Handkerchief (undated) “A Present from <strong>Blackpool</strong>” showing ‘<strong>The</strong> Big Wheel’ the<br />
‘Tower’ the ‘New Town Hall’,’ <strong>The</strong> Alhambra’ and the ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Hippodrome’.<br />
Jubilee <strong>The</strong>atre, Coronation Street, 12 th April 1952. “Hey Presto!” all star magic and<br />
variety, featuring Jack Gillespie ‘Catching a Bullet’ the most dangerous trick in magic.<br />
Winter Gardens, <strong>Blackpool</strong>, 23 rd Dec to 6 th January? David Kossoff and Dave King<br />
star in “A Christmas Carol”.<br />
Opera House, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Aug 19 th 1956. Harold Fielding presents Billy Daniels with<br />
Benny Payne at the piano. <strong>The</strong> Kordites, and Semprini.<br />
Winter Gardens, <strong>Blackpool</strong>. Commencing March 25 th 1968 “Olde Tyme Music Hall<br />
with Duggie Chapman as chairman introducing Billy Wells, Jean Barrington, Dale<br />
Williams and Kay and Kimberley.
Catalogue listing of the Plans, Particulars and Conditions of Sale of the “<strong>The</strong> Empire”<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre of Varieties and Music Hall, and Offices, bars, Stage Scenery, Appliances,<br />
Extensive Cellarage Etc. to be sold by Auction by Messrs. Fred Thompson & Sons on<br />
March 5 th 1900.<br />
Winter Gardens Pavilion, Aug 18 th 1970? John Hanson and his company in “<strong>The</strong><br />
Desert Song” Music by Sigmund Romberg.<br />
North Pier, Lawrence Wright’s “On with the Show” (undated) starring Frank Randle,<br />
Tessie O’Shea, 5 Sherry Brothers, Robert Naylor, Peggy Desmond, Marietta and<br />
Alexis and Dorrano.<br />
<strong>The</strong> D’Oyle Carte Opera Company. (undated)<br />
Three parts of bill board poster North Pier Pavilion (undated) Lawrence Wright’s “On<br />
With <strong>The</strong> Show” featuring Frank Stewart, John and Rene Arnaut, Maureen Rose,<br />
Keith Kennedy, James Hodgett’s Humming Birds, Diana Rhodes and Dale Rogers,<br />
and <strong>The</strong> Five Skyliners.<br />
Three parts of bill board poster, North Pier, New Pavilion. May 1952, Lawrence<br />
Wright’s “On With <strong>The</strong> Show” featuring Bob and Alf Pearson, Ernest Arnley, Nemecs<br />
and Violet, Gloria Day, Henry Lytton, Tudor Evans, Maureen Sims, Miles Twins,<br />
Sylva Gaye, Charles Warren and Jean, Cox Twins, and Reco and May.<br />
Three part bill board poster “Doodle the Clown” portraying ‘Shakespeare’ Wit and<br />
Wisdom. (1926?)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
LARGE POSTERS: DRAWER 2<br />
Drawer 2 1 – 25 Posters of <strong>Blackpool</strong> Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 1980s – 2001.<br />
26 – 28 Posters North Pier Pavilion 1978, 1979 and 1980.<br />
29 Poster “Merrie England” 1980s.<br />
30 Bill Board poster (Russ Abbot Show 1986?) North Pier.<br />
31 – 36 Posters North Pier 1993 – 2003.<br />
37 – 38 Poster Winter Gardens (Carl Perkins 1990s?)<br />
Poster Winter Gardens (<strong>The</strong> Mavericks undated)<br />
39 South Pier / Central Pier double poster. 1993.<br />
40 – 41 Two posters for the Tower dated 1983 and 1984.<br />
42 – 45 Posters of the Pleasure Beach (Hot Ice Show and Horseshoe Bar.<br />
1988 – 2002.<br />
46 Coronation Street <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
47 – 66 Posters, Opera House 1980s –
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
WINTER GARDENS / OPERA HOUSE<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 3 (Left)<br />
Drawer 3 (A3) Poster for Opera House. “Sunday Night at the Opera House” List of stars appearing<br />
from June 29 th – Oct 5th 1975.<br />
Poster for Opera House. 15 th – 19 th April 1980, <strong>The</strong> Scottish Ballet “Cinderella &<br />
Giselle”<br />
Poster for Opera House. “Sunday Night at the Opera House” List of stars appearing<br />
from June 29 th – Oct 5 th 1980.<br />
Poster for Opera House. Commencing June 19 th 1981. Bernard Delfont & Richard<br />
M.Mills presents “<strong>The</strong> Ken Dodd Laughter Spectacular” with Los Matacos, Lilly<br />
Yokoi, Rudy Cardenas, Ken Dodd’s Diddy Men and Sweet Spice. Directed by Dick<br />
Hurran.<br />
Poster for Opera House. July 13 th – Nov 5 th 1988. Les Dawson , Keith Harris with<br />
Orville and Cuddles, Frank Carson, <strong>The</strong> Roly Polys, Jane Marie Osborne, Cissie &<br />
‘Ada’, Dawson Dollies.<br />
Poster for Opera House. March 4 th 1990, “International Stars of Magic”<br />
Poster for Opera House. July – Oct 1990. “Freddie Starr Summer Spectacular” with<br />
Baranaby, Donimo, Dooby Duck, and Dana.<br />
Poster for Opera House. July 15 th – Sept 23 rd 1990. Mr Rock and Roll “Shakin’<br />
Stevens”, with Peter Piper.<br />
Poster for Opera House. Dec 11 th – 15 th 1990. Moscow Classical Ballet presents<br />
“Swan Lake”<br />
Poster for Opera House. Sundays Only, July 14 th – Oct 27 th 1991. An adult evening<br />
with “Jim Davidson” with Mike Osman and supporting company.<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. Aug 22 nd – Sept 15 th 2001. “Lord of the<br />
Dance”<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. May 27 th – July 11 th 1992, Paul Nicholas<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Greatest Show in Town” in “Barnum” Directed by Buddy Schwab.<br />
Poster for Opera House , Winter Gardens, Jul 16 th – Nov 7 th 1992. “<strong>The</strong> Buddy Holly<br />
Story” Directed by Rob Bettinson..<br />
Poster for Opera House. July 24 th – Sept 4 th 1994. Freddie Starr with special guests.<br />
Poster for Opera House. Jan 31 st – Feb 4 th 1995, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Children’s Pantomime<br />
presents their 84 th production “Babes in the Wood” by John Morley.
Poster for Opera House. Sundays Only Sept 24 th and Oct 1 st - 29 th 1995. An Evening<br />
With “Jim Davidson” special guest Hilary O’Neil.<br />
Poster for Opera House. July 8 th – Nov 7 th 1996. “Summer Holiday” starring Darren<br />
Day, Peter Baldwin, Isla Fisher and Hilary O’Neil.<br />
Poster for Opera House. May 28 th – June 1 st 1997. “Lily Savage – Prisoner Cell Block<br />
H the musical” with Bella Emberg, Maggie Kirkpatrick and Linda Nolan.<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. Dec 16 th 1997 – Jan 10 th 1998, “Fame the<br />
Musical”<br />
Poster for Opera House. April 11 th and 12 th 1998, “Holiday Startime” starring Jane<br />
McDonald, Johnnie Casson, Russell Watson and <strong>The</strong> Mike Ryal Orchestra.<br />
Poster for Opera House. Dec 19 th – Jan 2 nd 1998/99?. Jim Davidson “Standing up for<br />
Christmas!”<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. ‘Monster Hit’ “Grease is the Word” starring<br />
Luke Goss as Danny. Directed by David Gilmore.<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. May 7 th 2000? By demand repeat<br />
performance “Dance Spectacular” by invited schools of the Association of American<br />
Dancing.<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. March 14 th – 25 th 2000, “West Side Story”<br />
directed by Alan Johnson.<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. March 27 th 2000. Adults only. “Jim<br />
Davidson on the Edge”<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. June 24 th 2000. “Jazz “ Dance Company.<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. June 26 th – July 1 st 2000. Willy Russell’s<br />
“Blood Brothers”<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. July 18 th – Aug 5 th 2000. Lesley Joseph in<br />
“Annie” with Kevin Colson. Directed by Martin Charnin.<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. Aug 15 th – Sept 2 nd 2000. “Fame 2000 Tour<br />
<strong>The</strong> Musical”<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. Sep 6 th – Oct 28 th 2000. “Abba Dabba Doo”<br />
re-live the 70’s, Rebecca Storm, David Copperfield, and Lionel Vinyl, also featuring<br />
‘<strong>The</strong> Bop Dancers’, ‘Lionel’s Little Angels’ and ‘Chris Taylor’s Groove Machine’.<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. Nov 29 th – Dec 16 th 2000. Leslie Brucusse’s<br />
“Doctor Dolittle” a new musical starring Russ Abbott and Julie Andrews.<br />
Poster for Opera House , Winter Gardens. Dec 18 th – 30 th 2000. Bill Kenwright<br />
presents “<strong>The</strong> Roy Orbison Story”.<br />
Poster for Opera House. March 30 th 2002. “It’s A Easter Cracker” Host Paul Adams,<br />
with Frank Carson, Norman Collier, Mick Miller and Duncan Norvelle.
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. Oct 13 th – Nov 1 st 2003. “Boogie Nights” the<br />
70’s Musical, starring Sophie Lawrence, Jonny Regan and Matt Slack.<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. Sep 8 th – 27 th 2003. “We’re all going on a<br />
Summer Holiday” starring Suzanne Shaw, Darren Day, Aimi MacDonald and<br />
Christopher Biggins.<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. November 12 th 2000. “Rule Britannia”<br />
featuring the ‘Wurlitzer’ Organ, starring Nigel Ogden, Paul Greenwood , Kevin<br />
Grunhill, Kingstone Youth Orchestra and John Mitchell.<br />
Poster for Opera House. June 17 th 2001. <strong>The</strong> Live Kung-Fu Spectacular “Shaolin<br />
Wheel of Life”<br />
(Large Posters) Poster Opera House. Commencing June 11 th 1971? “<strong>The</strong> Ken Dodd Laughter<br />
Spectacular” with Johnnie Hart, Jack Beckitt, Doddy’s Diddy Men, Lyn Kennington,<br />
Bel Canto Singers-Stromboli, Rudi Horn, 9 Tisza Balaton , the Tiller Girls. and Jimmy<br />
Currie’s Water Cavalcades.<br />
Poster Opera House, Winter Gardens. April 14 th 1973? 30 th Anniversary Reunion of<br />
the Original “Comedians” starring Bernard Manning, Roy Walker, Stan Boardman,<br />
Jim Bowen, George Roper, Charlie Williams, Ken Goodwin, Norman Collier, also<br />
Sheps Banjo Boys. Produced by Johnnie Hamp.<br />
Poster for Opera House. June 14 th and 15 th 1973. Bernard Delfont presents “Danny La<br />
Rue International Spectacular ‘73” with Mike Goddard, Toni Palmer, Black <strong>The</strong>atre of<br />
Prague, David Ellen, Jenny Layland, Los Diablos Del Bombo and <strong>The</strong> Tommy Shaw<br />
Dancers. Directed by Freddie Carpenter.<br />
Poster for Opera House. June 20 th 1974 for the season. Bernard Delfont presents Val<br />
Doonican in the “Val Doonican Show” with Dailey and Wayne, Des Lane, Patricia<br />
Cahill and Norman Vaughan.<br />
Poster for Opera House. June 26 th 1976. <strong>The</strong> fabulous “Black & White Minstrel Show”<br />
Mitchell Minstrels featuring Ted Darling, Les Want, Les Rawlings and Bob Hunter,<br />
guest star Don Maclean, Lenny Henry, Fiddlygig, Television Toppers, Nino Frediani<br />
and Mitchell Maids.<br />
Poster for Opera House. Commencing June 24 th 1977. Bernard Delfont presents “<strong>The</strong><br />
Danny La Rue Show ‘77” with David Ellen, Jacquie Toye, Roy Rolland, Danny La<br />
Rue’s 8 escorts, Peter Eden, Dawson Chance and Wayne King. Directed by Freddie<br />
Carpenter.<br />
Poster for Opera House. June 8 th – July 10 th 1983. “<strong>The</strong> Unpredictable Michael<br />
Barrymore” live on stage! With Marti Webb and Bradley Walsh.<br />
Poster for Opera House (As A3 poster) March 4 th 1990. “International Stars of Magic”<br />
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. August 6 th & 20 th 1995? “<strong>The</strong> Ken Dodd<br />
Happiness Show”.<br />
Poster for Opera House.(As A3 poster) April 11 th & 12 th 1998. “Holiday Startime”<br />
starring Jane McDonald, Johnnie Casson, Russell Watson, and the Mike Ryal<br />
Orchestra.
Poster for Opera House, Winter Gardens. May 28 th – Sept 5 th 1999. Leisure Parcs<br />
presents “Goosebumps” live on stage, starring Russ Abbot.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
WINTER GARDENS<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 3 (Right)<br />
Drawer 3 Poster for Pavilion <strong>The</strong>atre. (undated) <strong>The</strong> Impossiblist ‘Reveen’ presents the “Super-<br />
Conscious Experience”<br />
Poster for Winter Gardens. 23 rd February 1986. “36 th <strong>Blackpool</strong> Magicians Club<br />
Annual One Day Convention” wish to show their appreciation to ‘Ali Bongo’<br />
performer, producer and technician, for his dedication to the art of magic. Comedy and<br />
mystery have delighted the human race from time immemorial, as a fellow creator in<br />
the art; you serve your contemporary’s honourably. <strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> (signed by all who<br />
attended the convention)<br />
Poster for Winter Gardens. June 16 th 1990, “<strong>The</strong> Stan Laurel Centenary Charity<br />
Birthday Banquet” (as part of the Official Centenary Celebrations) in the presence of<br />
Lord Delfont, star cabaret David Copperfield.<br />
Poster for Winter Gardens. Oct 25 th – 29 th 1994, <strong>Blackpool</strong> District Scout <strong>Council</strong><br />
presents “Gang Show 1994”<br />
Poster for Winter Gardens. Nov 21 st – Dec 2 nd 1995, “Me and My Girl” starring Gary<br />
Wilmot, Josephine Baird, Ursula Smith, Paul Aves, Julie-Alanah Brighten, Graham<br />
Hopkins, Godfrey Jackman and Anthony Dawes. Directed by Mike Ockrent.<br />
Poster for Empress Ballroom, Winter Gardens. December 31 st 1989. “New Year’s Eve<br />
Champagne Big Band Ball” Dancing to Glyn Lloyd and the 17 piece Ambassador’s<br />
Big Band, Irven Tidswell and the 14 piece Empress Ballroom Band and <strong>The</strong><br />
Caledonian Pipe Band Disco Connection.<br />
Poster for Winter Gardens. February 12 th 1995. Come to the “Youth Entertainment<br />
Festival Of Great Britain 11 th year” (Action Research)<br />
Poster for Winter Gardens. Thus 16 th Dec – Sat 22 nd Jan 1999? “Joseph and the<br />
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” starring Phillip Schofield. Lyrics by Tim Rice,<br />
music by Andrew Lloyd Webber.<br />
Poster for Winter Gardens. Every Saturday July 15 th – Oct 14 th 2000? Adults Only<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Late Night Show” with Bernard Manning plus Lip Service.<br />
Two Posters for Winter Gardens. (A3 and one larger,) June 26 th – Oct 27 th 2000.<br />
Duggie Chapman presents “Palladium Nights” starring Danny La Rue, Gary Lovini,<br />
Stu Francis, Safire, Beryl Johnson and the Tiller Girls<br />
Poster for Empress Ballroom, Winter Gardens. February 10 th 2001. “Sound of a<br />
Thousand Voices” presented by Lancashire Music Service in association with Derian<br />
House Children’s Hospice. “Young People supporting Young People” in a concert<br />
spectacular performed by young choirs throughout the North West together with the<br />
Lancashire Students Symphony Orchestra.
Poster for Winter Gardens. June 19 th – Oct 28 th 2001? Duggie Chapman presents<br />
“Palladium Nights” starring Danny La Rue, Gary Lovini, Lizzie Wiggins, David<br />
Carter, Beryl Johnson, John & Jim Lavelle and the Tiller Girls.<br />
Poster for Winter Gardens. July 29 th – August 4 th 2001, Stan James “World<br />
Matchplay” Darts Championship 2001.<br />
Two posters for Pavilion <strong>The</strong>atre, (A3 and one larger.) Winter Gardens. July 15 th – Oct<br />
29 th 2003? Duggie Chapman presents “Those Were <strong>The</strong> Day’s” starring Stu Francis,<br />
Mike Terry, Beryl Johnson, <strong>The</strong> Tiptoes Kidz, and Andy Eastwood.<br />
Poster for Winter Gardens. August 15 th – 17 th 2003, Jamcat Music present<br />
“<strong>The</strong>ELVISexperience remembering the King” starring Adam Carter, Michael King,<br />
Dani Leighton, Dean Michael’s the M.G. Welch Orchestra, <strong>The</strong> Vegas Girls.<br />
Poster for Spanish Hall, Winter Gardens, (undated) “Whoopee goes to <strong>Blackpool</strong>”<br />
Club. Cabaret .Spectacular.<br />
Poster for Winter Gardens July 28 th & 29 th 2007. “Cabinet Curiosities” presents the<br />
Cabinet of Curiosities with Sideshows and Stage Shows, 20 performing…
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
WINTER GARDENS / OTHER VENUES<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 4 (Left)<br />
Drawer 4 1 Poster Winter Gardens Planet Room/Tower Ocean Room (undated)<br />
2 – 4 Three poster for the Stardust Gardens 1970s<br />
5 – 6 Two posters Empress / Planet Room / Spanish Hall (1977-78)<br />
7 Poster Empress Ballroom ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> International Festival July 1992’<br />
8 Poster Caesar’s Palace Showbar.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
NORTH PIER<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 4 (Right)<br />
Drawer 4 1 Sun Lounge North Pier, Raymond Wallbank (undated)<br />
2 – 9 (8 posters) North Pier Pavilion 1974 – 1984.<br />
10 – 12 (3 posters) Merrie England Show Bar (undated)<br />
13 – 20 (8 posters) North Pier <strong>The</strong>atre 1998 – 2003.<br />
21 Merrie England (Explosion)
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
CENTRAL PIER<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 5 (Left)<br />
Drawer 5 Poster for Central Pier.. (undated) Peter Webster ‘Grand Baby Show’ every Friday.<br />
Big cash prizes ‘Go-as-you-Please’ competition.<br />
Poster for Dixieland Showbar Central Pier.(undated) featuring <strong>The</strong> Eric Delaney Band.<br />
Poster for Dixieland Showbar Central Pier. (undated) presents “Touch of Velvet”<br />
featuring Kay Kennedy, plus Des Owen Party nights.<br />
Poster for Central Pier. Dec 20 th – 27 th 1974. Peter Webster presents John Farrow’s<br />
production of “Dick Whittington and his Cat” starring Tony Maiden, Katie Sadler,<br />
Chris Wortman and Stewart Permutt.<br />
Poster for Central Pier. Startime ’84 (24 th May to 30 th June Norman Collier with<br />
Bobby Crush and Sonny Hayes & Co.) – (2 nd July to 15 th Sept . Paul Squire with Roy<br />
Walker, <strong>The</strong> Mosaics and Two-Che.) –( 17 th Sept to 27 th Oct . Les Dennis and Dustin<br />
Gee, with Bella Emberg and Peter Price.) (Sunday nights from 27 th May. Tom<br />
O’Connor “Name That Tune”)- (22 nd , 29 th July and 5 th Aug. <strong>The</strong> Houghton Weavers)<br />
Poster for Central Pier.(1990) “Maggie Mays” starring Linda Nolan with Mick Miller,<br />
Paul Zenon and Leesantoo.<br />
Poster for Central Pier. (1991) “Maggie Mays” starring Linda Nolan with Mick Miller,<br />
Junior Jonsen, Eduardo Santos and Philadelphia Flame.<br />
Poster for Central Pier (1992?) “Maggie Mays” starring Linda Nolan, Dave Wolfe,<br />
Franklyn James and Keith Kristy’s Witticombe Fair. Also “Dixie” <strong>The</strong> Holiday<br />
Disco.(open Monday to Saturday till 2.00am, Sundays to midnight)<br />
Poster for Central Pier. (12 th July – 29 th Oct 1993? ) “<strong>The</strong> Rose - Marie Experience”<br />
with Johnnie Casson, Maximum Reality, Trevor Bradford and Rosettes.<br />
Poster for Central Pier. July 1 st – Oct 29 th 1996?. “Legends” at the Show Bar.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
SOUTH PIER<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 5 (right)<br />
Drawer 5 Poster for South Pier. May 30 th – July 11 th and September 28 th – Oct 24 th . 1987. Mike<br />
Donohoe presents two fabulous new shows. `“Music Hall” and “Variety Cavalcade”<br />
starring Mike Donohoe, Ronnie Hilton, Paul Ridgeway, Lester Sharpe & Iris, Jill<br />
Maxwell, Charles Dumont<br />
Poster for South Pier. July 17 th – Sept 26 th 1987. “<strong>The</strong> Laughter Show” starring<br />
Charlie Williams and Norman Collier with Coco Tots, Vic Collier, <strong>The</strong> Mosaics and<br />
Cheryl Taylor (and advertised on the same poster) – Sundays from 5 th July “<strong>The</strong><br />
Frank Carson Laughter Show”<br />
Poster for South Pier. July 15 th – Oct 1 st 1988. “<strong>The</strong> Laughter Show” starring Tom<br />
O’Connor, Mick Miller, Babs & Spider, <strong>The</strong> International Mosaics and the glamorous<br />
Ritzy lady.- July 18 th – Sept 26 th (Mondays) Sept 3 rd – Oct 22 nd (Saturdays) “<strong>The</strong> Late<br />
Night Show” starring Bernard Manning. – July 16 th – Aug 27 th (Saturdays) July 17 th –<br />
Oct 30 th (Sundays) “<strong>The</strong> Weekend Show” with <strong>The</strong> Legendary Chubby Brown.<br />
Poster for South Pier. July 14 th – Oct 28 th 1989. “Jimmy Cricket Laughter Show ‘89”<br />
with Dave Lee, Katie Budd, Julian Russell. Malcolm Dixon, Renato and the Laughter<br />
Show Dancers. Directed by Ray Cornell On the same poster “<strong>The</strong> Weekend Show”<br />
with Roy ‘Chubby’ Brown (Saturdays 25 th March – 27 th May and 15 th July – 26 th<br />
August) (Sundays 26 th March – 28 th May and 16 th July – 29 th Oct)<br />
Poster for South Pier. July 1 st 1991. Nick Thomas presents “<strong>The</strong> All New Jimmy<br />
Cricket Show” with Morgan Lee James, <strong>The</strong> Minting Sisters, Basil Soper, Eli Woods,<br />
Malcolm Dixon, Ray Cornell’s Dancers and <strong>The</strong> Dave Bintley Band. Directed by John<br />
Redgrave.<br />
Poster for South Pier. (Saturdays 14 th and 16 th May, 14 th July – 25 th August) (Sundays<br />
15 th April and 27 th May , 15 th July – 28 th Oct 1995?) George Forster presents “<strong>The</strong><br />
Legendary “Roy ‘Chubby’ Brown”
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
GRAND THEATRE<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 6 (left)<br />
Drawer 6 Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing January 30 th 1967, Daniel Mayer<br />
Company present, Julia Lockwood and Ron Moody in J.M. Barrie’s “Peter Pan” with<br />
music by John Crook, starring Diana Scougall, Tony Helm, Michael Martin, Mia<br />
Martin, David Jason, Liz Holmes, Ian Taylor and Leslie Sarony, directed by James<br />
Verner and Orchestra under the direction of Neil Fieling<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Summer Season Show 1967, George & Alfred Black<br />
present, Freddie Frinton in “Wedding Fever” starring Beryl Mason, Joe Gladwin, C.<br />
Denier Warren, Kalman Glass, Patricia Leach, Rose Power, Anton Verne, Holly<br />
Doone, Maureen Norman and Danny Ross.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing April 29 th 1968, Renne Houston, Anne<br />
Cameron in “Ladies in Retirement” with Michael Garney, Jennifer Hill, Lynn<br />
Rainbow, Ann Wrigg, Tilly Tremayne. Directed by Michael Gaunt.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, Summer Season show 1968. George & Alfred Black present,<br />
Jack Douglas and Joan Heal in “Don’t Tell <strong>The</strong> Wife” starring Alexandra Dane, Roz<br />
Early, Jonathan Kaye. Bill Tasker, Olga Lowe and Barry Sinclair. Directed by Eddie<br />
Fraser.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing April 13 th 1970? Duggie Chapman<br />
productions present “Stars who made the Music Hall” with Sandy Powell, Cavan<br />
O’Connor, Bob & Alf Pearson, George Lacy, Adelaide Hall, Reed & Delroy, Beryl<br />
Johnson, and Chairman Duggie Chapman.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing October 23 rd 1972. ‘<strong>The</strong> Green Room<br />
Players’ present, “Cock-A-Doodle-Doo” a farcical look at Lancashire Life by Wilson<br />
Barnes. Directed by Ronald Barlow.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing July 25 th 1977, Dora Bryan and Dawn<br />
Addams in Noel Coward’s comedy “Fallen Angels” with Mike Murray, Lorna Roslyn,<br />
Roy Purkis, James Snell. Directed by Donald MacKechnie.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing 31 st March 1981? Margaret Ashcroft,<br />
Peter Byrne, Hazel Bainbridge in Agatha Christies “A Murder is Announced” with<br />
Margaret Anderson, Martin Bax, Sylvia Carson, Amanda Holmes, Richard Kettles,<br />
Jacqueline Lacey, Val Meredok and Tony Parkin. Directed by Peter Byrne.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing April 20 th 1981, Paul Elliot presents,<br />
Moira Lister, Michael Craig and Derek Waring in “<strong>The</strong> Marquise” by Noel Coward<br />
with Tom Chatto, Ian Masters, Michael Dentith, Ann Thornton, Patricia Samuels and<br />
Terence Longdon. Directed by Ted Craig.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. For 2 weeks commencing May 11 th 1981, ‘D’Oyly Carte’<br />
presents “Gilbert & Sullivan”.
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Ira Levin’s “Death Trap” starring Simon Williams, Andrew<br />
Bicknell, Mary Kenton, Peter Birrel and Jane Lowe. Directed by Kim Grant.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, For 2 weeks commencing October 19 th 1981, Bill Kenwright<br />
presents Mike Harding’s “Fur Coat and No Knickers”. Directed by Roy Patrick.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing December 7th 1981, “Joseph and the<br />
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” starring Jess Conrad, directed by Bill Kenwright,<br />
Lyrics by Tim Rice and music by Andrew Lloyd Webber.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing March 1 st 1982 Mark Furness presents<br />
for Adults Only, Robin Askwith in “Casanova’s Last Stand” starring Paul Barrett,<br />
Andrea Godfrey, Caroline Grenville, Gerry Haggerty, David Masterman, Patti<br />
Sheehan, Sherry Plant and Lynn Halliday. Directed by Norman Cohen.<br />
Poster Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing April 5 th 1982, Michael Codron presents,<br />
Simon Ward, Clifford Rose and Barbara Murray in “House Guest” with Diana De<br />
Nimes, Joan Hemingway, Sheila Walker, Alister Cameron and Tom Eastwood.<br />
Directed by Val May.<br />
Poster Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing April 12 th 1982. Bernie Winters and Leslie<br />
Crowther in “Bud ‘n’Ches” Week commencing April 19 th 1982. Jennifer Wilson,<br />
Valentine Dyall and Mandy Rice-Davies in Agatha Christies “<strong>The</strong> Hollow”. Week<br />
commencing April 26 th 1982. Arthur Lowe in “Home at Seven”. Week commencing<br />
May 3 rd 1982. “Goose-pimples” Helen Shapiro and Paul Greenwood. Week<br />
commencing May 10 th 1982 Alan Ayckbourn’s “Talking Steps” with Richard Easton<br />
and David Janson. Week commencing May 17 th 1982. Dora Bryan and Hildegard Neil<br />
in “Fallen Angels” Week commencing May 24 th 1982. John Stride in “Girl in my<br />
Soup”<br />
Poster Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. March 15 th – 20 th 1982?. “Macbeth” <strong>The</strong> Oxford Playhouse<br />
Company.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing March 8 th 1982, Bill Kenwright presents<br />
Simon Cadell and Prunella Gee in “Caught in the Act” with James Woolley, Derek<br />
Pollitt, Adrian King and Anna Maria Ashe. Directed by Charles Ross.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing May 9 th 1983. Bill Kenwright presents<br />
Jennifer Wilson, Bill Simpson, Norman Bowler and Brian Peck in Francis<br />
Durbridge’s Newest Hit Thriller “House Guest” with Nadine Hanwell, Joyce Fenby,<br />
Ray Mariner and Elaine White. Directed by Salvin Stewart.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing Oct 17 th 1983, David Kirk presents Paul<br />
Darrow, Jennifer Wilson and David Janson in “Don’t Start Without Me” by Joyce<br />
Rayburn. With Pia Henderson. Directed by David Kirk.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing April 15 th 1985?. <strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fylde<br />
Light Opera Company presents “Oklahoma” musical director Andrew Barrett.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, Commencing Dec 16 th 1985?.Pantomime productions<br />
presents Danny La Rue as the ‘Merry’ Widow Twankey in “Aladdin” with Ken Platt,<br />
Robert Aldous, David Ellen and Billy Pearce. Written and directed by Mike Goddard.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing April 14 th 1986?. <strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fylde<br />
Light Opera Company presents “Call me Madam”. Musical director Andrew Barrett.
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Dec 11 th 1986 – Jan 3 rd 1987, Trafford Parnell productions<br />
present Sally Moon, Tom Bright, Suzy Breeze and Norman Barrett in “Jack and the<br />
Beanstalk” with Tommy Trafford, Keith Hopkins, Ronnie Parnell, Michael White,<br />
Ruth Perry, Marie Ashton dancers & Pantomime babes, and Lynne Martin Orchestra.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre, 15 th – 20 th Nov ? ‘D’Oyly Carte presents Offenbach’s<br />
“Orpheus in the underworld” and Gilbert & Sullivan’s “<strong>The</strong> Pirates of Penzance”.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre “All Laughter Spectacular ‘89” starring <strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds,<br />
Brian Conley, Dick Van Winkle and <strong>The</strong> Nolans.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing April 9 th 1990? <strong>Blackpool</strong> & Fylde Light<br />
Opera Company presents “White Horse Inn”. Musical director Frank Salter.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. July 6 th – October 26 th 1991 <strong>The</strong> Grumbleweeds, Linda<br />
Lusardi and Billy Pearce in “Rock with Laughter” with <strong>The</strong> Acromaniacs, Nicky<br />
Hooper’s Juke Box Jivers, and Dave Collett and the Chartbusters. Directed by Jon<br />
Conway.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing Nov 11 th 1991. Danny La Rue in<br />
“Privates on Parade”, with Peter Vroom, James Apted, Dawn Bowden, Mark Burgess,<br />
Ashley Gunstock, Ian Kearney, Matthew Line and Jim Shepley. Directed by Rob<br />
Kennedy.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. 8 th – 20 th June 1992. ‘D’Oyly Carte’ presents Gilbert &<br />
Sullivan’s “<strong>The</strong> Mikado” and “<strong>The</strong> Yeoman of the Guard”<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Commencing July 9 th – Oct 31 st 1992. Nick Thomas and Jon<br />
Conway presents Bobby Davro, <strong>The</strong> Krankies, Freddie and the Deamers in “Rock with<br />
Laughter” with Zoe Nicholas, Natalie Cleverley, Nicky Hooper’s ‘Juke Box Jivers’<br />
and the Lee Parkinson Band. Directed by Jon Conway.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre April 24 th 1994? Bonnie Langford, Wayne Seep and Kim<br />
Criswell in “Hollywood and Broadway 11 the Musicals”<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. July 16 th – 1 st October 1994?. Nick Thomas and Peter Jay<br />
present “<strong>The</strong> Bobby Davro all Star Spectacular” with Mike Lancaster, Pepe and<br />
Fiends, Sonny Hayes& Co, <strong>The</strong> Bobby Dazzler Dancers, <strong>The</strong> Andy Street Orchestra<br />
and Gina Maher. Directed by Jon Conway.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Week commencing Dec 13 th – 17 th 1994, ‘<strong>The</strong> Northern<br />
Ballet <strong>The</strong>atre’ present “A Christmas Carol”.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. June 29 th – November 4 th 1995. Joe Pasquale in “That’s<br />
Showbiz” with Gayle & Gillian Blakeney, Andy Prior, Russ Stevens, Rebecca Storm,<br />
Allan Stewart and the Nicky Hooper Dancers. Directed by Jon Conway.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. July 8 th – Oct 30 th 1996? “<strong>The</strong> Billy Pearce Laughter Show”<br />
with Joe Pasquale, Dick Van Winkle, Claire Cattini, and the Acroloons, <strong>The</strong> Dave<br />
Bintley Orchestra and the Nicky Hooper’s Dancers. Directed by Jon Conway.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Feb 16 th – 20 th 1998? London Contemporary Dance <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
Artistic Director Robert Cohan.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre March 9 th - 14 th 1998. Sian Phillips, “Marlene A Tribute to<br />
Dietrich” written by Pam Gems, directed by Sean Mathias.
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre . April 6 th – 10 th 1999?. Alan Ayckbourn’s “Relatively<br />
Speaking” starring Angela Thorne, Francis Matthews, Graham Seed and Judy Clifton.<br />
Directed by Penelope Keith.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. Thursday June 15 th 2000? Keith Clifford as ‘Frank Randle’<br />
in “Gerroff me Foot”.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. July 6 th – Oct 28 th 2000. John Inman, Billy Pearce and <strong>The</strong><br />
Nolans and Kev Orkian in “Comedy Bonanza 2000” with the Bonanza Showgirls and<br />
guest star Jimmy Cricket.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. July 7 th 2001? Summer Season Show. Nick Thomas presents<br />
Little and Large, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Billy Pearce in “Rock with Laughter”<br />
with Ebony Eyes, Maddi Cryer and Nicky Hooper’s ‘Juke Box Jivers’ and <strong>The</strong> George<br />
Hastings Rhythm Rockers. Directed by Jon Conway.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. February 4 th – 8 th 2003. Vanessa Ford Productions presents<br />
“<strong>The</strong> Hobbitt” by JRR Tolkien adapted by Glyn Robbins, directed by Roy Marsden.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. April 1 st 2003. “ <strong>The</strong> Three B’s” <strong>The</strong> Big Chris Barber<br />
Band, Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen and Mr Acker Bilk and his Paramount Jazzband.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. April 29 th – May 3 rd 2003? Gary Mavers and Gillian<br />
Taylforth in “Bad Blood” by Richard Stockwell. Directed by Roger Redfarn.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre. July 10 th – Nov 1 st 2003. “<strong>The</strong> Billy Pearce Laughter Show”<br />
with the Grumbleweeds, Phil Hitchcock, Penny Taylor and the Alan Harding dancers.<br />
Directed by Jon Conway.<br />
Poster for Grand <strong>The</strong>atre (undated) A rep season of 3 great comedies. “It Run’s in the<br />
Family” “Beside the Seaside” and “Sailor Beware” All star company comprises of :<br />
Jeffrey Holland, David Griffin, Geoffrey Davies, Christopher Strauli, Judy Buxton,<br />
Jonathon Morris, Bobby Knutt, Chloe Newsome, Sabina Franklyn, Sally Anne<br />
Mathews, Ruth Madoc, Katharine Monaghan and Michael Tudor Barnes. Directed by<br />
Ian Dickens.
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THE PALACE<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 6 (right)<br />
Drawer 6 Poster for Palace. Week commencing April 2 nd 1950, “Three Came Home” starring<br />
Claudette Colbert, Patrick Knowles, Florence Desmond and Sessue Hayakawa.<br />
Poster for Palace. week commencing April 17 th 1950, Morton Fraser’s Harmonica<br />
Gang, Gwen Catley, Joan Hinde, Sensational Kovacs, Page & Metro, Madrigal &<br />
Joyce, Moran & Elof, Mary Priestman and Jack Edge.<br />
Poster for Palace. Week commencing May 22 nd 1950, Ethel Revnell, Eddie Gray,<br />
Bunny Doyle, Jack Crisp & Jill. Godfrey & Kerby, Marcia Owen, Chevalier Brothers,<br />
Maurice & May.<br />
Poster for Palace. Week commencing July 17 th 1950, <strong>The</strong> Merry Macs, Marion<br />
Sanders, Johnny Hutch & Stan, Stan White & Ann, Bebe & Belle, Frances Duncan,<br />
Jean Kennedy and Fred Brezin.<br />
Poster for Palace. Week commencing Sept 18 th 1950, Ivor Moreton & Dave Kaye,<br />
Terry the Irish Minstrel, Stump & Stumpy, Canfield Smith with Snodgrass, Clifford<br />
Stanton, <strong>The</strong> Harvards, Joan Hinde, <strong>The</strong> Society Four.<br />
Poster for Palace, week commencing Oct 9 th 1950, Lester Ferguson, Billy Russell,<br />
Jenny Sandler, Kermond Brothers, Floyd & B’Nay, Joy Jackley & Seth Gee, Beverley<br />
Sisters, <strong>The</strong> Four Moy Longs, Danny Walters and the Orchestra and Albert Whelan.<br />
Poster for Palace. Week commencing January 26 th 1953, Tony Fayne and David<br />
Evans, Bayer’s Wonder Dogs, Three Savallo, Austin & Roye, George Cameron,<br />
MacKenzie Reid & Dorothy, Raf & Julian Jover, Floyd & B’Nay and Erik Ogden and<br />
the Palace Orchestra.<br />
Poster for Palace, week commencing June 29 th 1953, Norman Evans, Betty Jumel,<br />
Jack & Billy Moxham, Bil & Bil, Swan & Leigh, <strong>The</strong> 12 Tiller Girls, Jackie Trevor,<br />
Vic & Joe Crastonian, and Alex Lerner and the Palace Orchestra.<br />
Poster for Palace. Week commencing August 17 th 1953, Dave Morris and his original<br />
gang in “Pull up at Dave’s” Annette’s Young Ladies, Bette Lee, <strong>The</strong> Dargie Quintet,<br />
<strong>The</strong> Curibas, Erik Leifson, Sheila Daly Trio Roberti and Alex Lerner and the Palace<br />
orchestra.<br />
Poster for Palace. Week commencing September 28 th 1953, Dave Morris and his<br />
original gang in “Pull up at Dave’s” Annette’s Young Ladies, Cedric and the Wacker,<br />
Bette Lee, Sheila Daly, Erik Leifson, Dargie Quintet, Allen Brothers & June, Williams<br />
& Shand, Beryl & Bobo, and Alex Lerner and the Palace Orchestra.<br />
Poster for Palace, week commencing December 7 th 1953, <strong>The</strong> Four Ramblers, Alan<br />
Clive, Evie & Joe Slack, Augustus Peabody & Bobbie Kimber, Ken Morris, Billy(uke)<br />
Scott, Ken & Anna Alexis, Jo.Jac.Joni (three goofy guys) Patsy Sylva, Les Valettos,<br />
and Erik Ogden and the Palace orchestra.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
BLACKPOOL TOWER<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 7 (left)<br />
Drawer 7 Poster for Tower (undated) advertising ‘Perfect Trick Global Fantasia’ and<br />
‘Candlewick Green’ in the Good Time Emporium, ‘Andy Prior and the Night Owls’<br />
and ‘Phil Kelsall’ in the Ballroom. Children’s entertainment ‘Harvey Seager’ and<br />
Bayfield & Ailsa’ and Jungle Jims and Aquarium.<br />
Poster for Tower (undated) advertising all the attractions in the ‘<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower’<br />
Poster for Tower Circus, Sat 5 th April – 11 th 1980?, “<strong>The</strong> Big Top Magic Show”<br />
starring Bobo the clown, <strong>The</strong> Terrible Teddy Bear Twins, Czarina Karina and Diddledaddle<br />
& Dodo.<br />
Poster for Tower Ballroom, (undated) “Pre-Valentines Dance” featuring ‘<strong>The</strong> Eric<br />
Delaney Band’<br />
Poster for Tower Circus Arena, (undated) “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower’s Adventure Pantomime”<br />
Poster for Tower Circus (undated)<br />
Poster for Tower Circus, June 15 th - Oct 8 th 1983. Peter Jay presents “International<br />
Super Circus ‘83” with Water Spectacle. Also “Wrestling” every Sunday including<br />
Big Daddy & Giant Haystacks.<br />
Poster for Tower Circus, June 13 th – Oct 27 th 1984. Peter Jay presents “All New Super<br />
Circus ‘84” featuring <strong>The</strong> Rodogels, <strong>The</strong> Coco-Tots and Water Spectacle. Also<br />
“Wrestling” every Sunday including Big Daddy.<br />
Poster for Tower Circus. May 25 th – Oct 26 th 1985. Peter Jay presents “All New Super<br />
Circus ‘85” includes ‘Wheel of Death’ and return of the Animals. Also “Wrestling”<br />
every Sunday including Big Daddy.<br />
Poster (and two for one ticket) June 11 th – Nov1 st 1986. Peter Jay presents “All New<br />
Super Circus ’86” features Water Spectacle and animals Also “Wrestling” every<br />
Sunday including Big Daddy.<br />
Poster for Tower Circus, May 25 th – Nov 3 rd 1987? Peter Jay presents “All New<br />
International Circus” includes Water Spectacle, animals and starring Roberts Brothers<br />
Super Circus.<br />
Poster for Tower Circus, June 3 rd – Nov 5 th 1988. Peter Jay presents direct from the<br />
Republic of China the world famous “Chinese Circus” features Tony Alexis Trio,<br />
animals and water spectacle. Also “Wrestling” every Sunday with Big Daddy.<br />
Poster for Tower Circus May 26 th – Nov 4 th 1989. Peter Jay presents “All New<br />
International Circus” includes animals, BMX Champions, clowns and water<br />
spectacular.
Poster for Tower, Sunday 19 th May? “Hamlet Tower Challenge” Darts Match with<br />
Live link up with Australia, with Jocky Wilson’s Darts Team.<br />
Poster for Tower Lounge, “<strong>The</strong> Pigeon Fanciers ‘96” Entertainment for the weekend<br />
includes ‘Wanted’ vocal duo, ‘Itchy & Scratchy’ vocal duo, ‘Kismet’ girl duo, ‘<strong>The</strong> A<br />
Team’ live band, and ‘Taken for Granted’ vocal duo, host Matthew Davidge.<br />
Poster for Tower Ballroom, 4 th – 5th May 2000. Embrace with guests Witness,<br />
Coldplay and JJ72.<br />
Poster for Tower Circus, Dec 2 nd – Jan 7 th 2001. “Wizard of Oz Christmas Circus”<br />
Poster for Tower and Circus, (undated circa 2002?)<br />
Poster for Tower Ballroom, (undated) ‘<strong>The</strong> Kings of Swing’ “A Celebration of the<br />
Rat Pack Era” featuring Tony Sullivan, Tony Martin, Tony Benedict and the Kings of<br />
Swing Orchestra.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
ABC<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 7 (Right)<br />
Drawer 7 Poster for ABC, week commencing July 6 th 1973. “Holiday Startime” starring Mike<br />
Yarwood, Basil Brush, Louisa Jane White, Johnny Hart, Robert Young and the Jo<br />
Cook Dancers.<br />
Poster for ABC. Week commencing June 21 st 1974. Larry Grayson in “Grayson’s<br />
Scandals” with Kaye Sisters, <strong>The</strong> Fredianis, Larry Parker, Keith Harris and Cuddles<br />
and the Scandolly Girls. Directed by Dick Hurran.<br />
Poster for ABC. Week commencing July 2 nd 1976. “<strong>The</strong> Dick Emery Show” starring<br />
Los Zafiros, Len Lowe, Ken Wood, Lesley Arden, Ann Emery, <strong>The</strong> Top Ten,<br />
Maz.J.Francis and Bert Weedon.<br />
Poster for ABC. Week commencing July 1 st 1977. “Holiday Startime” starring Les<br />
Dawson, Kenneth McKellar, Second Generation, Bobby Bennett, <strong>The</strong> Sunshine Girls<br />
and Jumping Jack.<br />
Poster for ABC. Week commencing June 30 th 1978. <strong>The</strong> Bachelors in “Holiday<br />
Startime” with <strong>The</strong> Nolan Sisters, Dave Evans, Gildova, <strong>The</strong> Mosaics and Billy<br />
Dainty. Directed by Dick Hurran.<br />
Poster for ABC. July 30 th – Sept 14 th 1979. “An Evening with Tommy Steele” with his<br />
concert orchestra and chorus.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
BLACKPOOL PLEASURE BEACH<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 8 (Left)<br />
Drawer 8 Poster for Horseshoe Bar, “International Showtime ’72. starring Maggie Baker, Barry<br />
Johns, Gary Spencer and the Astro Girls, Jack Freedman at the American piano bar.<br />
Poster for Horseshoe Bar, “International Showtime ’74, starring Keith Powell and the<br />
fabulous Astro Girls, Dancing to the Pete Price Combo.<br />
Poster for Horseshoe Casino, Nicky Martyn’s “Laughter Show 77”, compere Gary<br />
Wild, with Leah Bell, Paul and Danny Denver and <strong>The</strong> Stardust Girls.<br />
Three posters for the Horseshoe Bar, (undated from 1980’s onwards) Lorde Payne<br />
Hypnotist. with organist Dave Kenny.<br />
Poster for <strong>The</strong> Palladium Pleasure Beach. “Star Time 88 with Barbara Allan<br />
Mon/Tues/Wed and “<strong>The</strong> Jolson Revue” with Paul Morrell Thurs/Fri/Sat/Sun. Host<br />
Duggie Clark, with Pete Lindup, Montelli & June, Debbie Gold and guest Mark<br />
Raffles.<br />
Double poster (undated) “Cockney Showtime” at the Palladium and “<strong>The</strong> Broadway<br />
Show” at the Horseshoe.<br />
Poster for the Horseshoe Bar, (undated) “Christmas Showtime” starring Barnaby and<br />
Bright & Breeze.<br />
Poster for Horseshoe Showbar, (undated) “Uncle Dennis’ Family Fun Show” featuring<br />
Auntie Elizabeth and her puppets.<br />
Poster for Pleasure Beach Arena (undated) advertising “Rock ‘n’ Roll Legends”<br />
featuring Searchers, Sweet, Swinging Blue Jeans, Tornados, Herman’s Hermits, Brian<br />
Poole, Alvin Stardust, Marty Wilde & the Wildcats, Mud, Equals, Mungo Jerry,<br />
Merseybeats, Liverpool Express, Racey and Lieutenant Pigeon.<br />
Poster for the Horseshoe Bar, (undated) “Mystique” starring Russ Stevens, Adrian<br />
Walsh, Ruby Washington, Craig Christian and Robert Anthony Duo and Mystique<br />
Company of dancers.<br />
Poster for Horseshoe Bar, (undated) “Mystique the Magic is Back” featuring Russ<br />
Stevens and Bradley Walsh<br />
Poster for Horseshoe Bar, “Mystique ‘92” starring Russ Stevens and Tom Bright with<br />
the Mystique dancers and Tennyson Charles.<br />
Poster for Horseshoe Bar, (undated) “Mystique” the ultimate illusion show starring<br />
Russ Stevens and Tom Bright.<br />
Poster for Horseshoe Bar, May 27 th – Nov 12 th ’94 “Mystique” starring Russ Stevens,<br />
host and compere Tom Bright.
Poster for Superdrome, July 4 th – Nov 3 rd 1996. “<strong>The</strong> Big One Hundred Celebration<br />
Circus” with animals galore, the world’s greatest artistes and Ringmaster Norman<br />
Barrett.<br />
Poster for Superdrome, (undated) Peter Jays “All New Superdrome Circus” ‘to<br />
celebrate 100 years of Circus in <strong>Blackpool</strong>’<br />
Poster for Superdrome, (undated) Peter Jays “All New Superdrome Circus” with<br />
Ringmaster Norman Barrett.<br />
Poster for Horseshoe Bar, July 4 th – Oct 31 st 2005. “A tribute to Freddie Mercury &<br />
Queen totally live” “QE II the very best of Queen”
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BLACKPOOL ICE DROME<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 8 (Right)<br />
Drawer 8 Poster for Ice Drome “Ice Parade of 1973” Europe’s great Ice Spectacular.<br />
Poster for Ice Drome “Ice Parade 1975”. Europe’s great Ice Spectacular.<br />
Poster for Ice Drome “Ice Parade ‘77” starring Julie Ann, European Skating Star.<br />
Poster for Ice Drome, June 10 th – 28 th 1981, “European Ice Revue” presenting<br />
Olympic Champion in a ‘Spectacular Ice Extravaganza’.<br />
Poster for Ice Drome “Showtime on Ice ‘83” A sensational Ice Show for all the family.<br />
(attached free ticket voucher and free skating voucher)<br />
Poster for Ice Drome, June 17 th – Nov 4 th 1989. “<strong>The</strong> Hot Ice Show ’89” starring<br />
world professional pairs champions Ian Jenkins & Tracey Solomons. (attached two<br />
free ticket vouchers)<br />
Poster for Ice Drome, June 16 th – Nov 3 rd 1990 “Hot Ice ‘90” (attached two free ticket<br />
vouchers)<br />
Poster for Ice Drome, June 18 th – Nov 5 th 1991? “<strong>The</strong> Hot Ice Show”<br />
Poster for Pleasure Beach Arena (Ice Drome) May 23 rd – Nov 7 th 1992. “Hot Ice ‘92”<br />
the hottest show in town,<br />
Poster for Pleasure Beach Arena (Ice Drome) May 21 st – Nov 5 th 1994. “Hot Ice<br />
Show” Guest choreographer and associate Producer Robin Cousins.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
BLACKPOOL SANDCASTLE<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 9 (Left)<br />
Drawer 9 Poster for Sandcastle featuring “<strong>The</strong> Keith Harris New Revue for ‘91” with Orville<br />
and Cuddles and <strong>The</strong> Nolans. Plus Mike Donohoe’s tribute to the stars of “Music<br />
Hall” and Late Night Xtra ‘Bernard Manning.<br />
Poster for Sandcastle featuring “Family Fizz ‘92” starring Stu Francis, Bucks Fizz,<br />
Charlie Cairoli & Co. also Mike Donohoe’s Music Hall ’92 with special guest Mr X<br />
and Late Night Show with Bernard Manning.<br />
Poster for Sandcastle featuring Step through time to “Keith & Orville’s Magic Castle”<br />
(undated 1993?) also Mike Donohoe’s “Tributes” and “Banging with Manning” with<br />
Bernard Manning.<br />
Poster for Sandcastle “Keith & Orville’s Magic Castle II “1994. with Wayne Fontana<br />
& <strong>The</strong> Mindbenders. Also “Tribute to a Century of Stars” with Mike Donohoe. And<br />
“Bernard Bites Back” with Bernard Manning.<br />
Poster for the Sandcastle (undated) “<strong>The</strong> Keith Harris Revue” with Orville & Cuddles.<br />
“Late Night eXtras” with Bernard Manning and lunchtime “Laff-Inn” with Mia Carla.<br />
Poster for Sandcastle (undated) advertising Sleepy Lagoon, Gentle Giants water<br />
slides,<strong>The</strong> Cyberdrome Crystal Maze and “Bedlam” hottest night spot in town.<br />
Poster for Sandcastle (undated) advertising Typhoon Lagoon (wave pool), Sleepy<br />
Lagoon (safe kiddies harbour) <strong>The</strong> Barracuda (white knuckle water chutes) and <strong>The</strong><br />
Cyberdrome Crystal Maze.<br />
Poster for the Sandcastle (undated) advertising Tropical Water Paradise and<br />
entertainment complex. And <strong>The</strong> Cyberdrome Crystal Maze.
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BLACKPOOL<br />
QUEEN’S THEATRE,CORONATION STREET<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 9 (Right)<br />
Drawer 9 1 – 26 A wide range of posters covering a variety of shows put on at the Queen’s <strong>The</strong>atre,<br />
Coronation Street, <strong>Blackpool</strong>.
CYRIL CRITCHLOW COLLECTION<br />
BLACKPOOL MISCELLANEOUS<br />
POSTERS: DRAWER 10<br />
Drawer 10 Poster for Music Hall Tavern, (above Yates’) commencing May 25 th 1984 Summer<br />
Season. With Burden & Moran, Roslyn Riley, Rosemary Kaye, George Blackmore,<br />
Ian Calvin, Jeremy Simms and Miss Patricia.<br />
Poster for Music Hall Tavern (above Yates’) commencing May 25 th 1985 Summer<br />
Season. With Burden and Moran, Ian Calvin, Tracy Jane, Paul Knight, Lynn Andrews,<br />
Gary Clasby, Andrew Truluck, George Raymonde and Miss Patricia.<br />
Poster for Music Hall Tavern (above Yates’) (undated) presents “<strong>The</strong> Best Singalong<br />
in Town” with Derek Ashton, Miss Patricia, and Frankie Whittle.<br />
Poster for Music Hall Tavern (moved to Church St) (undated) Miss Patricia presents<br />
“<strong>Blackpool</strong>’s Finest Singalong” with Andy Davies and Frank Whittle.<br />
Poster for Lowther Pavilion <strong>The</strong>atre Lytham, Thursday Oct 13 th 1994?. Keith Clifford<br />
as Frank Randle in ‘Scandals’ (the life and liver of Frank Randle)<br />
Double poster for Funlandia, (undated) Direct from India “Mas-Kar, the white yogi”<br />
and Olympia Fun Arcade, (undated) From the Seattle Worlds Fair, USA. “<strong>The</strong><br />
Invisible Ray” presented by Prof. Paul Denver,<br />
Poster for <strong>The</strong> Viking Hotel, <strong>The</strong> Talk of the Coast presents “1985 Laugh Inn”<br />
starring Billy Fontayne, Berni Flint, Johnny Casson, Ian Charles, Jack Diamond,<br />
George King, Steve Nelson, <strong>The</strong> Coasters and Shady Lady dancers. Sunday nights the<br />
stars of Coronation Street & Emmerdale Farm.<br />
Poster for <strong>The</strong> Viking Hotel, Talk of the Coast, July 5 th – Nov 6 th 1993 Summer<br />
Season. Starring Dave Wolf, Jim Bowen, Gina Johnson, Venn Tracey, Willie Miller,<br />
Mike Kelly, George King and Phil Damian, with Carly Michaels, Colin Areety and the<br />
Dream Girls.<br />
Poster for <strong>The</strong> Viking Hotel, Talk of the Coast. July 4 th – Nov 5 th Summer season ’94.<br />
with George King, Paul Squire, Ian ‘Sludge’ Lees, Buddy Lee, Franklyn James,<br />
Barnaby, Laine Kennedy, Diane Lee Carol, Jeff Lee, and Colin Areety.<br />
Poster for Norbreck Castle (Wednesdays) and Pleasure Beach Casino (Sundays)<br />
(undated) “Wrestling” with Jackie “TV” Pallo, Adrian Street Esq., Bobby Barron,<br />
Tony Francis, “Kung Fu”, Magnificent Maurice, Crusher Mason, Ricky Starr, King<br />
Kendo and Klondike Bill - Lady wrestlers Mitzy Mueller, Miss Lena, Viv Martell,<br />
Blackfoot Sioux, Cherokee Princess, Rusty Blair, Paula Valdez, Hellcat Haggerty,<br />
Lolita Loren, Patty McGowan, Big Momma, “Cheetah” and Susan Sexton.<br />
Poster for Norbreck Castle Hotel, (undated) presents Summer cabaret with Brian Rossi<br />
and <strong>The</strong> Rocking Vicars.<br />
Poster for Norbreck Castle Hotel, (undated) “<strong>The</strong> Beer Festival” featuring Joan<br />
Turner, Bernard Manning, New Vaudeville Band, Julie Rogers, <strong>The</strong> New Faces, Dai<br />
Francis, Joe “Mr Piano” Henderson and Mutton Chop Banjo Band.
Poster for Ripley’s “Believe it or not ODDITorium” featuring “<strong>The</strong> Sasquatch Man”<br />
Sensation ’73.<br />
Poster for Ripley’s “Believe it or not ODDITorium” (undated) now featuring ‘<strong>The</strong><br />
Emett Gallery’<br />
Poster (undated) Northern Chamber Orchestra with Atarah Ben Tovin at St John’s<br />
Church <strong>Blackpool</strong> on Sat 17 th Sept 1977.<br />
Poster for Coral Island (undated) advertising ‘<strong>The</strong> Carlienos”, tight rope walkers ,<br />
‘<strong>The</strong> Great Calini” escapologist, and ‘Punch and Judy’ with Donkey Derby.<br />
Poster for “Your Father’s Moustache” Cookson St. (undated) Sing – Along Fun Pub.<br />
Poster for “Alabama Showboat” Showtime, July 8 th – Nov 6 th Summer Season ’94.<br />
starring Gina Johnson, Stella Fairhead, Leye D. Johns, Venn Tracey, Gary T.<br />
Thompson and the Wild Affair Dancers.<br />
Poster for the <strong>Blackpool</strong> Opry, Central Drive. (undated) “Fabulous Star Studded<br />
Cabaret” starring Greg Lawrence, Nicole – pure ‘Dynamite’ Tom Fox and the Dixie<br />
Dynamite Dancers.<br />
Poster advertising “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Karneval ‘84” German Beer Festival, Pernod<br />
Roadshow, Firework display, and Grand Karneval Parade.<br />
Poster advertising “Naval Warfare” at South Shore Swimming Stadium, (undated<br />
1970s).<br />
Poster (undated) advertising <strong>Blackpool</strong> Air Centre, “<strong>The</strong> Vulcan Bomber”,<br />
parachuting, flying tuition.<br />
Poster “<strong>The</strong> Red Arrows” Sat 29 th May 2004 Central Promenade.<br />
Poster “Flying Skis” like Evil Knieval on Skis!. (undated) at <strong>Blackpool</strong> Rugby<br />
Stadium.<br />
Poster advertising “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Zoo” (undated)<br />
Poster advertising “<strong>Blackpool</strong> Model Village” (undated)<br />
Poster “Night of Magic” <strong>Blackpool</strong> and Fylde Mystics presents their 2 nd Annual Inter-<br />
Society competition for the Cannon Memorial trophy at <strong>The</strong> “Little <strong>The</strong>atre”, Chorley<br />
on Oct 30 th 1965.<br />
Poster for <strong>The</strong> Royal Pavilion <strong>The</strong>atre, June 27 th – Nov 2 nd 1996, “<strong>The</strong> Russ Stevens<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre of Illusion”<br />
Poster advertising the free guide “This Summer in <strong>Blackpool</strong>” 1990. with<br />
complimentary tickets for North Pier, <strong>Blackpool</strong> Tower, Central Pier, South Pier and<br />
Winter Gardens.<br />
Poster for Layton Institute, “Clubland Star Parade 1972” starring Tony Andrews, Dave<br />
Oliver, Vicky Bennett, <strong>The</strong> Pagefields, Jim Bowen and Terry Desmond Sound.
Poster for Layton Institute, “A Royal Revue 1977” starring Tony Harding, Lori Wells<br />
and the Brothers, Trevor Wallis, Ron Delta, Sue’s Set, Joe Belcher and Carl Clayton &<br />
Anne<br />
Poster for Nellie Dean’s North Promenade from May 28 th 1993. See the stars in<br />
“Franklyn James Show” with Kevin Bennett and Ronnie & Brian.<br />
Poster advertising “Hovertravel” serving Southport and <strong>Blackpool</strong> / Lytham St Annes.<br />
(undated)<br />
Certificate from ABC. award of merit to Mr R.J.S.Parsons as the most outstanding<br />
manager on the North West District during 1963.<br />
Poster for <strong>Blackpool</strong> College <strong>The</strong>atre Group present “<strong>The</strong> Fosdyke Saga” by Alan<br />
Plater, based on Bill Tidy’s Cartoon. 13 th – 15 th March 1980.<br />
Poster advertising Whitbread “<strong>Blackpool</strong> to the Isle of Man Race 1974” (<strong>Blackpool</strong><br />
Tower to Douglas Head either by helicopter: VTOL / Jet: Piston Engined aircraft:<br />
Power Boat: Sailing Craft: Scheduled Air Flight: Most enterprising Attempt)<br />
Poster advertising three shows in <strong>Blackpool</strong> (Summer Season 1983) Opera House<br />
“Paul Daniels”, North Pier “Russ Abbot” and South Pier <strong>The</strong> Rockin’ Berries and<br />
Bernie Clifton.<br />
Poster (1970s) Duggie Chapman presents “Palladium Nights” Cannon and Ball, <strong>The</strong><br />
Roly Polys, Ted Rogers, Ken Wood, Beryl Johnson and Safire.<br />
Poster advertising all Summer Shows in <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1975.<br />
Poster advertising all summer Shows in <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1976.<br />
Poster advertising all Summer Shows in <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1977.<br />
Poster advertising all Summer Shows in <strong>Blackpool</strong> 1979.<br />
Poster for <strong>Blackpool</strong> Trades Club (undated) presents “<strong>The</strong> Mike Dennett Show”<br />
starring Sue Denning, Johnny Grimes, Tom Mosely and Tony Cody.<br />
Poster Channelles new for 1993.“Cabaret Show Bar” at the Tara Hotel. Starring Stevie<br />
Nelson, Junior Jonsen, Laine Kennedy, Hal Bayer, Glenn Weston, Tommy Nolan and<br />
Good Girls Gone Bad.<br />
Poster for Royal Pavilion <strong>The</strong>atre, Manchester Square “Turned Out Nice Again” a<br />
musical play by Vince Powell and Alan Randall, starring Alan Randall, Dorothy<br />
Wayne, Bobby King and Terry White.(undated)<br />
Poster (undated) <strong>The</strong> Chuckle Brothers in “Spooky Goings On”<br />
Poster (undated and venue not known) Lawrie Adam presents “<strong>The</strong> Golden Giveaway<br />
Show” with guest star Jimmy Clitheroe.<br />
Poster “Admission all Classes” Sensational Cabaret and Fabulous Shows, Cabinet of<br />
Curiosities – Winter Gardens 28 th and 29 th July 2007. Sensation and Thrill –<br />
Illuminations Switch on 31 st Aug and 1 st Sept 2007. Variety at the Grand <strong>The</strong>atre 30 th
Nov – 1 st Dec 2007. <strong>Blackpool</strong> and the North West on Film 12 th -13 th Jan 2008. Magic<br />
and Illusion – <strong>The</strong> Tower Circus 23 rd – 24 th Feb 2008.<br />
<strong>Cyril</strong> <strong>Critchlow</strong> Notes and miscellaneous cuttings relating to<br />
items in Volumes 1 – 179.<br />
<strong>The</strong>se notes are to be used in conjunction with these Volumes 1 – 179.<br />
For full list of these Volumes please see contents page.