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Drama
1931 | 1932
Davis, J. Stage-managing the Brit: the diaries of F. C. Wilton. TN 42
1988.
The Britannia diaries, 1863–1875: selections from the diaries of
Frederick C. Wilton. 1992. On the Britannia theatre, Hoxton.
Delderfield, E. R. Cavalcade by candlelight: the story of Exeter’s five
theatres 1725–1950. Exmouth 1950.
Dibdin, C. History and illustrations of the London theatres. 1826.
Dibdin, J. C. The annals of the Edinburgh stage. 1888.
Disher, M. W. Greatest show on earth: Astley’s. 1937.
Dobbs, B. Drury Lane: three centuries of the Theatre Royal
1663–1971. 1972.
Donohue, J. (ed). The Empire Theatre of Varieties licensing controversy
of 1894. NCTR 15 1987.
Drogheda, G. M. The Covent Garden album: 250 years of theatre,
opera and ballet. 1984.
Duncan, B. The St James’ Theatre: its strange and complete history.
1964.
East, J. ’Neath the mask. 1967. Chapters on the Lyric Theatre,
Hammersmith, the Elephant and Castle, the Britannia.
Ebers, J. Seven years of the King’s Theatre. 1828, New York 1969.
Eddison, R. Capon and Goodman’s Fields Theatre. TN 18 1964.
Eshleman, D. H. (ed). Committee Books of the Theatre Royal,
Norwich 1768–1825. 1970.
Fagg, E. The old ‘Old Vic’. 1936.
Fahrner, R. The second Sans Souci Theatre 1796–1835. TN 29 1975.
Field, M. The lamplit stage: the Fisher theatre circuit 1792–1844.
Norwich 1985.
Findlater, R. Lilian Baylis: the lady of the Old Vic. 1975.
Fitzgerald, P. The Drury Lane managers: from Killigrew to
Augustus Harris. Theatre Jan, Feb, Mar, May, June 1887.
F[letcher], I. K. The Royal Marylebone Theatre. TN 17 1962.
Foulston, J. The public buildings in the west of England. 1830.
Refers to the Theatre Royal, Plymouth.
Gibbon, W. M. A change of scene: a nostalgic appreciation of
Barrow’s theatres and cinemas. Kendal 1986.
Gilliland, T. The dramatic mirror. 2 vols 1808. Refers to Covent
Garden, Drury Lane, Haymarket and Theatre Royal,
Birmingham, Norwich circuit.
Glasstone, V. Victorian and Edwardian theatres. 1975. Refers to the
Garrick, Covent Garden, Grand (Leeds), Richmond (Surrey)
Theatres.
Hamilton, C and L. Baylis. The Old Vic. 1926.
Hannam-Clark, T. Drama in Gloucestershire. 1928.
Harcourt, B. The Theatre Royal, Norwich. 1903.
Hinton, P. The dramatic library of the old Theatre Royal,
Birmingham. TN 1 1945.
Hodgkinson, J. L. and R. Pogson. The early Manchester theatre.
1960.
Hollingshead, J. Gaiety chronicles. 1890.
Howard, D. London theatres and music halls 1850–1950. 1970.
Howard, V. The show must go on: the story of the Theatre Royal,
Norwich. Norwich 1977.
[Howe, H.] Recollections of the Haymarket Theatre. Theatre Feb
1880.
Howell, M. A. The theatre at Richmond, Yorkshire: new evidence
and conjectures. TN 46 1992.
Hughes, A. The Lyceum staff: a Victorian theatrical organisation.
TN 23 1974.
Hyman, A. The Gaiety years. 1975.
Jackson, A. S. The Standard Theatre of Victorian England. 1993,
Toronto 1993.
Jackson, R. The Lyceum in Irving’s absence: G. E. Terry’s letters to
Bram Stoker. NCTR 6 1978.
King, R. North Shields theatres. Gateshead 1948.
Knight, W. C. A major London ‘minor’: the Surrey Theatre
1805–1865. 1997.
Knowlson, J. Red plush and gilt, the heyday of Manchester theatre
during the Victorian and Edwardian periods. Manchester 1986.
Langford, J. M. Some Olympic reminiscences. Era Almanack 1870.
Lawson, R. The story of the Scottish stage. Glasgow 1917.
Leacroft, R. Remains of the theatres at Ashby de la Zouch and
Loughborough. TN 4 1950.
Remains of the Fisher theatres at Beccles, Bungay, Lowestoft and
North Walsham. TN 5 1951.
The development of the English playhouse. 1973. For detailed
references to The Builder and Building News articles on Covent
Garden, Drury Lane, New English Opera House, Her Majesty’s,
Daly’s, Theatre Royal, Birmingham, esp p. 339.
The Theatre Royal Leicester. TN 40 1986.
Levey, R. M. and J. O’Rorke. Annals of the Theatre Royal, Dublin.
Dublin 1880.
Lingwood, H. R. Ipswich playhouse: chapters of local theatrical
history. [Ipswich 1936.]
Lorenzen, R. L. The old Prince of Wales’s Theatre: a view of the physical
structure. TN 25 1971.
Lowndes, W. The Theatre Royal at Bath. Bristol 1982.
McCoola, R. Theatre in the hills: two centuries of the theatre in
Buxton. Chapel-en-le-Frith 1984.
Mackintosh, I. and G. Ashton. Royal Opera House retrospective
1732–1982. 1982.
[Mackintosh, M.] Stage reminiscences . . . by an old stager. Glasgow
1866. On the Olympic Theatre, London and Scottish theatres.
Macqueen-Pope, W. J. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 1945.
Haymarket: theatre of perfection. 1948.
Gaiety: theatre of enchantment. 1949.
St James’: theatre of distinction. 1957.
Maguire, H. F. B. The architect of the Garrick Theatre, London. TN
42 1988.
The Manchester stage 1880–1900. [1900.] Criticisms rptd from
Manchester Guardian.
Mander, R. and J. Mitchenson. London’s lost theatres. 1968.
Theatres of London. 1961, 1975.
The Old Vic: a pictorial history. Theatrephile 1 1983.
Maude, C. The Haymarket Theatre. 1903.
Morice, G. A record of some nineteenth century London theatres. N
& Q 9 Oct 1934, 26 Feb 1944, 30 Mar 1945. Notes by H. Harting 8
Apr 1944, C. D. Williams 22 Apr 1944.
Morley, M. The first Strand Theatre. TN 18 1964.
Margate and its theatres 1730–1965. 1966.
Nalbach, D. The King’s Theatre 1704–1867: London’s first Italian
opera house. 1972.
Newton, C. The Old Vic and its associations. 1923.
Nikolopoulou, A. Panopticism and the politics of the proscenium
frame theatre: Benjamin Wyatt’s Drury Lane, 1812. ET 12 1994.
Odell, M. T. The Old Theatre, Worthing, 1807–55. Aylesbury 1938.
Mr Trotter of Worthing and the Brighton Theatre. 1944.
More about the Old Theatre, Worthing. Worthing 1945.
Oswald, H. The Theatres Royal in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Newcastle
1936.
Oulton, W. C. History of the theatres of London. 3 vols 1818.
Pemberton, T. E. The Birmingham theatres [1862–79]. Birmingham
[1889.]
The Theatre Royal, Birmingham 1774–1901. Birmingham 1901.
The Criterion Theatre 1875–1903. 1903.
Penley, B. S. The Bath stage. 1892.
Porter, H. C. A history of the theatres of Brighton from 1774 to 1855.
Brighton 1886.
Powell, G. R. The Bristol stage. 1919.
Ranger, P. A matter of choice: a comparison of locations and repertoire
in some English provincial theatres. NCTR 10 1982.
Rhodes, R. C. The Theatre Royal, Birmingham 1774–1924. 1924.
Richards, J. The Lyceum Theatre, London. History Today Oct 1988.