FACSIMILE SECTION (colour photocopy) :

(a) 1868 (Dec. 21) Gaiety Theatre (opening production) ROBERT THE DEVIL An Operatic Extravaganza by W.S.Gilbert

(b) 1871: THESPIS with J.L.Toole, Fred. Sullivan, E.Farren etc.

(c) 1872 Gaiety Theatre ASH-WEDNESDAY Concert (Part II includes `Mr GEORGE GROSSMITH has consented to give an account of a Bloomsbury Penny Reading'. To-morrow Evening GANYMEDE & GALATEA , OFF THE LINE. AND THESPIS Condition: good

(d) 1873 Royalty Theatre THE REALM OF JOY by WSG (writing as F.Latour Tomline) ( Le Roi Candaule) First performed at the Royalty Theatre, Dean Street, Soho, on Saturday, October 18th, 1873, under the management of Miss Henrietta Hodson. With MARRIED by James Albery dated Nov. 29th

(e) c.1875 Royal Court Theatre THE JEALOUS WIFE by Colman/ HAPPY LAND by F.Tomline and Gilbert A'Beckett (burlesque of WSG's WICKED WORLD c.1875)

(f) 1876 Haymarket Theatre DAN'L DRUCE, BLACKSMITH by WSG (printed date : 25/9/76) (illustrated)

(g) 1878 Royal Philharmonic Theatre, Islington Sat. From April 27th FARCE/ THE LITTLE DUKE by Halevy/Lecocq (English version by Savile Rowe & Bolton Rowe) The Opera produced under the personal supervision of the authors and Mr D'OYLY CARTE (with cameo on cover of TRIAL BY JURY)

(h) 1879 (9/9/79) H.M.S. PINAFORE. Royal Olympic Theatre, Wych Street, Strand. The Comedy-Opera Company (Non-D'Oyly Carte rival company) (single-fold)

(i) 1879 ROYAL PARK THEATRE, PARK STREET, CAMDEN TOWN On MONDAY, OCTOBER 13TH, (+ 1879 inside with cast list) and Every Evening , for TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY, at 7.15, the Favourite Farce, No. 1 ROUND THE CORNER, Characters by Messrs. TEMPLE and MEADE. To be followed by, at 7.45, the entirely Original Nautical Comic Opera, in Two Acts, H.M.S.PINAFORE Or, The Lass that Loved a Sailor . By Mr. D'OYLY CARTE'S COMIC OPERA COMPANY, And be produced under the direction of the Author and Composer, W.S.GILBERT and ARTHUR SULLIVAN. To conclude with the Comedietta ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA. (programme dated in print on reverse of two-fold 16 Oct. 1879) (Cast includes George Temple as Capt. Corcoran and Mr Billington as B.Bobstay)

(j) 1879 OPERA COMIQUE : H.M.S. PINAFORE : (inscribed May 13 1879) (with CUPS AND SAUCERS and AFTER ALL) Cast: George Grossmith, Rutland Barrington, George Power, R.Temple, F. Clifton, Mr Dymott, Mr Fitzaltamont, Alice Burville, Jessie Bond, Miss Everard (colour chromolithographic)

(k)1879 OPERA COMIQUE : H.M.S. PINAFORE : inscribed Saty. mng. Nov. 1st 1879. Cast: Grossmith, Barrington, Power, Thornton, Senechall, Ramsay, Fitzaltamont, Loveday, Bond, Everard. Illustrated with cameos of Gilbert and Sullivan on front, with many line-drawings from the production. With A SILVER WEDDING as after-piece by George Grossmith. With NOTICE from Gilbert and Sullivan (August 2nd, 1879) stating that their production is the only sanctioned version (approx. size 20.5 x 26.5 cms)

(l) 1879 OPERA COMIQUE : H.M.S. PINAFORE : (blue paper with serrated edges) Cast: Grossmith, Barrington, Power, Temple, Clifton, Dymote, Fitzaltamont, Burville, Bond, Everard. With CUPS AND SAUCERS by George Grossmith and AFTER ALL by Frank Desprez and Alfred Cellier (approx. size 15 x 23.75 cms)

(m) OPERA COMIQUE : THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE : 1880 (inscribed Poppie & George April 13th, 1880) (with IN THE SULKS) Cast: George Grossmith, Richard Temple, George Temple, George Power, Rutland Barrington, Marion Hood, Julia Gwynne, Lilian La Rue, Neva Bond, Emily Cross (white, embossed edges)

(n) OPERA COMIQUE : THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE : 1880 (inscribed Monday June 6th, 1880) (with IN THE SULKS) (Cast as above) (purple)

(o) OPERA COMIQUE : THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE: (pencilled date 1881) (with IN THE SULKS) (Cast as above) (white)

(p) 1881 (opened 23 April) June. OPERA COMIQUE (Lessee and Manager: Mr. D'Oyly Carte) PATIENCE (preceded by UNCLE SAMUEL Written by Arthur Law; Music by George Grossmith). Cast : Grossmith, Barrington, Bowley, Temple, Thornton, Lely, Bond, Gwynne, Fortescue, Barnett, Braham (Her First Appearance at this Theatre). Conductor : Frank Cellier

(q ) 1881 OPERA COMIQUE Morning Performance On Saturday, August 6th, 1881, at 2.30 o'clock precisely PATIENCE (folded across : small invisible repair 4cms from spine) (original cast)

(r) 1881. Savoy Theatre PATIENCE/ MOCK TURTLES (green single-fold) with original cast list , good condition

(s) 1882 (pink) Savoy Theatre IOLANTHE (Cast: Grossmith, Barrington, Rowan, Manners, Temple, Barnett, Bond, Cathcart, Gwynne, Grey and Braham). Preceded by A PRIVATE WIRE by Arnold Felix and Frank Desprez. Music by Percy Reeve (approx. size 13 x 20.5 cms)

(t) 1883 Lyceum Theatre (Lessee: Henry Irving) : PYGMALION AND GALATEA (revival from December 8th, 1883) by W.S.Gilbert. Cast includes Mary Anderson (buff single-fold). Programme of music includes GRACEFUL DANCE from HENRY VIII by Sir Arthur Sullivan. Condition: good

(u) 1884 Lyceum Theatre (Lessee: Henry Irving) PYGMALION AND GALATEA / COMEDY AND TRAGEDY (from Jan. 26th, 1884). Drama written specially for Miss Mary Anderson by WSG. Condition: VG

(v) 1884 Savoy Theatre PRINCESS IDA : Saturday Evening, January 5th, 1884 : green, two-fold(13.5 x 20.25 cms)

(w) 1884 Savoy Theatre PRINCESS IDA upright two-fold chromo cardwith attractive cast illustrations (11 x 17 cms)

(x) 1885 (light green) : Savoy Theatre THE MIKADO (inscribed Tues. 14th April '85) Cast : Temple, Lely, Grossmith, Barrington, Bovill, Braham, Bond, Grey & Brandram (approx. size 14 x 22.5 cms)

(y) 1888 Savoy Theatre PP 1st Revival March 17 – June 6 worn (pink)

(z) 1888 FACSIMILE EIGHT-PAGE BOOKLET : THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD (inscribed Tu. Oct. 9th, 1888 T.F.Howell : first night six days before) (colour illustrations throughout from PRINCESS IDA and THE MIKADO by Alice Havers) (14.5 x 11.5 cms) (printed date : 1,000 8/10/88) (new product unique to this online G&S catalogue) @ £15.00

(aa) 1889 Theatre Royal, Haymarket THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR (inscribed T.F.Howell Matinee Jan. 9th 89). Music by Sir ARTHUR SULLIVAN three-fold

(bb) 1890 Savoy Theatre THE GONDOLIERS : green single-fold, print run 750 dated 13/9/90

(cc) 1891 FOUR-PAGE replica OF IVANHOE. The Royal English Opera. Proprietor and Manager R. D'Oyly Carte. Words by Julian Sturgis. Music by Arthur Sullivan (inscribed Sat. 31.1.91 T.F.Howell First Night) Folded upright card (12.5 x 20 cms). Cast: Salmond, Green, Oudin etc.+ List of orchestral musicians. Colour cover illustration by Alice Havers (new product unique to this online G&S catalogue) @ £15.00

(dd) Also available as a folded upright (12.5 x 20 cms) four-page greetings card with a different Alice Havers colour figure on cover/ later cast list inside facing blank greetings page/ outside back page advertisements (printed date 100/12/5/91) (new product unique to this online G&S catalogue)

(ee) 1891 The Royal English Opera IVANHOE A Romantic Opera in Three Acts. Words by Julian Sturgis. Music by Arthur Sullivan (inscribed T.F.Howell Fr. 31.7.91) Cast : Norman Salmond, Wallace Brownlow, Eugene Oudin, Charles Kenningham etc. VG

(ff) THE MOUNTEBANKS by WSG and Alfred Cellier : 1892 Lyric Theatre

(gg) 1893 Savoy Theatre HADDON HALL (green paper 2-fold) (printed date: 4/3/93)

(hh) 1893 Savoy Theatre UTOPIA, LIMITED (light orange) single-fold, print run 1,000 dated 31/10/93 (inscribed 1 Nov. 1893)

(ii) 1895 Feb. 8 Savoy Theatre THE CHIEFTAIN (decorative)

(jj) 1895 Theatre Royal, Croydon Program (sic) Three-fold chromolithograph (Wilson's Art Theatrical Printers, Leicester regd.) Monday, September 9th, 1895, And Every Evening During the Week, Important Engagement of D'Oyly Carte's Celebrated Opera Co. Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday, Sept. 9th, 10th, & 11th, Special Production of the Celebrated Aesthetic Opera, in Two Acts - PATIENCE. Cast: Fred W. Patrick, Helier Le Maistre, Enes Blackmore, Walter Summers, Frank Lynne, C.H.Workman, Agnes Taylor, Alice Pennington, Blanche Courtney, Lucie McLeod, Emmie Owen. Musical Director: Mr. T. Silver (also advert for THE GONDOLIERS 12 - 14 Sept). This was the D'Oyly Carte `E' Company (approx. size unfolded : 36 x 25 cms) @ £8.00

(kk) 1897 Alhambra Theatre VICTORIA AND MERRIE ENGLAND A Grand National Ballet in Eight Tableaux. The Scenario Arranged and the Ballet Invented by Carlo Coppi. Music by Arthur Sullivan : chromolithographic reproduction on card (three-fold) (approx. size : 43 x 29 cms when open) @ £15.00

(ll)1897 Alhambra Theatre VICTORIA AND MERRIE ENGLAND A Grand National Ballet in Eight Tableaux. The Scenario Arranged and the Ballet Invented by Carlo Coppi. Music by Arthur Sullivan printed paper (single-fold) (approx. size : 26 x 20 cms when open)

(mm) 1898 Savoy Theatre THE BEAUTY STONE 3-fold (printed date: 14/6/98)

(nn) 1899 New Alexandra Theatre (by Frank Matcham) Stoke Newington Road, London Week June 14th DC YG (with Workman) (3-fold -central panel VG) (paper repair to left fold) (chipped top right third fold) ow good

(oo) 1900 Savoy Theatre THE ROSE OF PERSIA 3-fold triptych : (printed date: 23/3/1900)

(pp) 1900 Monday 15th October One Week (a Birmingham Theatre) DC OC THE ROSE OF PERSIA

(qq) 1900 Savoy Theatre PATIENCE (printed date: 30/11/1900)

(rr) (a) 1901 April 27 Savoy Theatre THE EMERALD ISLE 3-fold (1st night) (inscribed T.F.Howell 27.4.1)

(ss) 1901 7 Dec. Savoy Theatre IOLANTHE (printed date: 5/12/01) 3-fold : chipped first and central panel (production details intact)

(tt) 1902 Savoy Theatre IOLANTHE (inscribed T.F.Howell 22.2.2). Cast: Passmore, Pinder, Evett, Crompton, Lytton, Rosina Brandram scored out and replaced with Rose Rosslyn, Louie Pounds, Agnes Fraser, Isabel Agnew, Hart Dyke, Isabel Jay (with THE WILLOW PATTERN by Basil Hood) (three-fold)

(uu) 1913 OPERA HOUSE, Southport. THE D'OYLY CARTE Principal Repertoire Company. Monday, February 10th, at 8-0 for six nights only. Programme for Saturday, February 15th THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD. Cast: Sydney Granville, Strafford Moss, Leicester Tunks, Henry Herbert, Henry A. Lytton, Fred Billington, Hugh Blackmore, George Sinclair, Allen Morris, Fred Drawater, Olive Turner, Beatrice Boarer, Louie Rene, Hilda Cross. Musical Director C.H.Bradberry. Cast as per R & W., p.129 except for George Sinclair listed as 2Y, a detail not noted by R & W until their 4th supplement. pp8, approx. 19 x 25 cms. Inner pages, 3-6, detached but appear never to have been attached. Clean condition, no tears or creases (many advertisements)

(vv) 1915 New Theatre, Oxford. W/c 1/11/15. IOLANTHE, Wed mat 3/11/15, and PATIENCE, Sat mat 6/11/15. 4pp. Approx 9" x 11". Line drawing of theatre on front. Many ads. Has been folded in half horizontally, otherwise in good condition, clean, no tears

(ww) 1929 - 1930 SAVOY THEATRE. RUPERT D'OYLY CARTE'S SEASON OF GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERAS : RUPERT D'OYLY CARTE'S SEASON OF GILBERT & SULLIVAN OPERAS, Savoy Theatre, London. October 21st, 1929, to March 22nd, 1930. Colour plates: Cover - G&S characters in a cavalcade (by Charles Buchel); costume designs by Sheringham and Ricketts (6 plates: PF/ PC & IO/ GN x 2/ PP x 2 + GN backdrop) + b/w photos of the Savoy Theatre and PF/ PC/ GN/ PP : with maroon ribbon (slightly reduced by 20%: 20.7 x 17.5 cms) @ £26.00

facsimiles @ £5.00 each unless other- wise stated

1870's early: NEW ROYALTY THEATRE (under the Management of Miss Henrietta Hodson)

(a) WEALTH Comedy Drama/ WHITTINGTON JUNR. Civic Burlesque by R.Reece (with Mr. F.Sullivan as Ali Brown Windsor)/ RENDEZVOUS Farce (with Mr F. Sullivan as Smart). Condition fair

(b) (Under the Management of Kate Lawler) (undated: 4 Oct.) WILD FLOWERS Dramatic Sketch by Edward Rose/ BOW BELLS Comic Drama by Henry J. Byron/ POPSY WOPSY Musical Folly by Sydney Grundy & Edward Solomon. Condition good

(a)£60.00

(b)£40.00

PLAYBILL Covent Garden : BABIL AND BIJOU Or, The Lost Regalia (1872). Music by Frederick Clay. Cast features Mrs Howard Paul :

(a) (9.75 x 24 cms) (1st 29.8.1972)

(b) decorated embossed edging (12.75 x 19.5 cms). LAST NIGHT Terminating SATURDAY, March 1st (1873)

1881 (opened 23 April) June. OPERA COMIQUE (Lessee and Manager: Mr. D'Oyly Carte) PATIENCE (preceded by UNCLE SAMUEL Written by Arthur Law; Music by George Grossmith). Cast : Grossmith, Barrington, Bowley, Temple, Thornton, Lely, Bond, Gwynne, Fortescue, Barnett, Braham (Her First Appearance at this Theatre). Conductor : Frank Cellier

Condition: some marks to rear margins, ow good

click here for larger image

£200.00

1883 Lyceum Theatre (Lessee: Henry Irving) :

(a) PYGMALION AND GALATEA (revival from December 8th, 1883) by W.S.Gilbert. Cast includes Mary Anderson (buff single-fold). Programme of music includes GRACEFUL DANCE from HENRY VIII by Sir Arthur Sullivan. Condition: good

(b) PYGMALION AND GALATEA / COMEDY AND TRAGEDY (from Jan. 26th, 1884). Drama written specially for Miss Mary Anderson by WSG. Condition: VG

(a)£150.00

(b)£125.00

1888 November. Royal Court Theatre :

(undated: July 13th) AUNT JACK Farce by Ralph R. Lumley. Cast incldes Weedon Grossmith/ TO THE RESCUE Comedietta by Dora V. Greet. Interlude music includes THE MIKADO SELECTION by Sir Arthur Sullivan. Condition fair

£50.00

THE MOUNTEBANKS by WSG and Alfred Cellier (opened January 4th, 1892; 229 performances) :

(a) Lyric Theatre : inscribed June 1890 (sic : a contemporary mistake!). Thursday, June 9th, 1892. Cast : Harry Monkhouse, Frank Wyatt, Arthur Playfair, Charles Gilbert, J. Robertson, Lionel Brough, Furneaux Cook, Cecil Burt, Gilbert Porteous, Lucille Saunders, Aida Jenoure, Eva Moore, Geraldine Ulmar (Mrs. Ivan Caryll). Good, three-fold paper

(b) 1892 Oct. 10 for one week Prince's Theatre (Manchester). Horace Sedger's Co.(from the Lyric Theatre, London. Cast: Harry Parker, Roland Carse, J.B.Watson, Hampton Gordon, Sidney Tower, Clarence Hunt, Hugh Seton, Lytton Grey, Paul Callan, Waldeck Hall, Annie Montelli, Lillie Comyns, Maud Holland. Good, 2-fold (pink)

(a)£160.00

(b)£150.00

TRAFALGAR SQUARE THEATRE St. Martin's Lane, W.C.

GO-BANG Farcical Comedy by Adrian Ross and Osmond Carr (inscribed T.F.Howell 16.3.94) Cast: Grattan, Playfair, Geo. Grossmith, Junr., JESSIE BOND etc. (three-fold coloured card) VG scarce

1895 AN ARTIST'S MODEL By Owen Hall. Lyrics by Harry Greenbank. Music by Sidney Jones. Daly's (inscribed T.F.Howell Sat. 30/3/95). Cast : Marie Tempest, Kate Hodson, Marie Studholme, Louie Pounds, C. Hayden Coffin etc. (landscape : folded vertically) VG

(for Vocal Score see : `Sheet Music - Vocal Scores')

1894 Lyric Theatre HIS EXCELLENCY. A Comic Opera in Two Acts by W.S. Gilbert & F. Osmond Carr. Mr George Edwardes' Company. Opened Oct. 27, 1894 and ran for 120 performances:

(a) (stamped date 31 Oct. 94 :printed date 29/10/94) Cast: Rutland Barrington; George Grossmith, Charles Kenningham, Augustus Cramer, John Le Hay, Arthur Playfair, George Temple, Ernest Snow**, Frank Morton, Nancy McIntosh, Jessie Bond, Ellaline Terris, Alice Barnett, Gertrude Aylward, May Cross. FINE copy, 2-fold card

(b) Saturday, April 6th, 1895 (also another printed date at bottom of programme 5/4 - 95). Cast: Rutland Barrington; George Grossmith, Charles Kenningham, Augustus Cramer, John Le Hay, Arthur Playfair, George Temple, Fred Garton**, Frank Morton, Nancy McIntosh, Jessie Bond, Ellaline Terris, Alice Barnett, Gertrude Aylward, May Cross. Condition: good, 2-fold paper

** cast change

(a)£165.00

(b)£150.00

1895 THE MIKADO Savoy Theatre :

(a)(inscribed Dec 11th 95) (landscape format : pink ILLUSTRATED sepia cover (possibly from Alice Havers's original first-run programme design - 16.25 x 12.5 cms) (printed date: 1,000/9/12/95). Cast: Fische, Kenningham, Passmore, Barrington, Hewson, Perry, Bond, Owen, Brandram. (Preceded by AFTER ALL. Words by Frank Desprez. Music by Alfred Cellier. Cast: Workman, Hewson, Owen). Condition: small black marks on cover bottom left and border right/folded vertically, ow good

(b) (as above) (printed date 2,000/6/12/95) (folded vertically)

(c) 1896 (inscribed Aug 6). Cast change : Fred Billington replaced Rutland Barrington as Pooh-Bah (sl. scuff outside back page over printed date) ow VG

(a)£50.00

(b)£40.00

(c)£55.00

1896 Daly's Theatre THE GEISHA. Book by Owen Hall. Lyrics by Harry Greenbank. Music by Sidney Jones :

(inscribed T.F.Howell Fr.31.7.96) worn

£50.00

1897 Prince of Wales Theatre :

(a) Wed. Feb. 24th LA POUPEE by Maurice Ordonneau, adapted by Arthur Sturgess. Music by Edmond Audran. Cast: includes Courtice Pounds . Condition very good

(b) (undated) (Managers: Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft) DIPLOMACY Play adapted for the English Stage from M. Victorien Sardou's Comey DORA by Mr. Saville Rowe and Mr. Bolton Rowe. Cast: Bancrofts, Cecil etc. : condition good

(c) (undated) (Managers: Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft) PERIL Play by Mr. Saville Rowe and Mr. Bolton Rowe. Cast: Mr Bancroft, Cecil, Mrs Kendal etc. : condition fair

(a)£75.00

(b)£50.0

(c)£50.00

1898 THE BELLE OF NEW YORK. Book by Hugh Morton. Music by Gustave Kerker. Shaftesbury Theatre (inscribed T.F.Howell 23/4/98). Cast : Dan Daly, Harry Davenport, Edna May etc., three-fold, coloured VG

(for Vocal Score see : `Sheet Music - Vocal Scores')

(for Piano Score and Piano Selection* see : `Sheet Music - Piano Arrangements' )

(for Libretto see `Plays/Libretti' and `Sheet Music - Vocal Scores')

(*NB Full Set of Orchestral Parts for PIANO SELECTION with piano part also available @ £50.00 - details on request)

PYGMALION AND GALATEA/ COMEDY AND TRAGEDY Comedy Theatre (inscribed T.F.Howell 27.6.1900) (£125.00*)

(a) 1901 Savoy Theatre THE EMERALD ISLE 3-fold paper (printed date 9/5/1901), brown punch-hole impressions along the top

(b) 1901 Savoy Theatre THE EMERALD ISLE 3-fold (card) (printed date 31/5/1901) , 3cm split on second fold, ow VG

(a)£150.00

(b)£165.00

1901 Savoy Theatre IOLANTHE triptych :

(with THE WILLOW PATTERN by Basil Hood : Cast: Agnes Fraser, Powis Pinder, Rudolph Lewis, Robert Rous) Cast: Passmore, Pinder, Evett, Crompton, Lytton, Rosina Brandram, Louie Pounds, Agnes Fraser, Isabel Agnew, Hart Dyke, Isabel Jay (printed date: 23/12/01) (card)

£90.00

1902/3 HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE : THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR (with music by Sir Arthur Sullivan) (cast includes Courtice Pounds) :

(a) (inscribed T.F.Howell 13.6.2)

(b) souvenir booklet June 10, 1902 pp12 (Sullivan's music not mentioned)

(c)( inscribed T.F.Howell 10/2/3) (foxing)

(a)£45.00

(b)£70.00

(c)£45.00

1908 Savoy Theatre. DC OC THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE .Cast : Workman, Lytton, Sheffield, Herbert, Barrington, Court, Rose, Boarer, Lewis, Rene (Preceded by A WELSH SUNSET. Words by Frederick Fenn. Composed by Philip Michael Faraday). Musical Director : Francois Cellier pp12, blue paper, staples rusted, ow good

£25.00

(AA) Opera House, Man. April 5 1926 for Four Weeks (portrait of F.Frederici, New York as The Mikado on cover)

(BB) PLAIN COVER : Opera House, Manchester Three Weeks from Oct. 7th, 1940 to Oct. 26th, 1940

NON-DECORATED PROGRAMME CARDS (plain upright/landscape postcard-sized cards in red and black lettering):

(a) Princes Theatre, London Dec. 15th, 1958 - March 14th, 1959 (worn, sellotape repair across front) (Programme - 2-fold)

(b) Theatre Royal, Exeter Mon. June 1st 1959 Two Weeks (upright card with coloured lettering)

(c) Hippodrome, Bristol. Mon. May 2nd, 1960 Two Weeks

(d) Princes Theatre, London Dec. 19th, 1960 - Feb. 18th, 1961 (Programme - 2-fold)

(e) Savoy Theatre Dec. 16th, 1963 - March 14th, 1964 single-fold

(f) Opera House, Man March 20 1967 Six Weeks (Handbill: folded card (approx. 5" x 4"))

(g) Opera House, Man March 23 1970 Six Weeks (Handbill: folded card (approx. 5" x 4"))

(h) Programme card for 1971 Season: March - August

(i) Opera House, Man March 15 1971 Six Weeks (Handbill: folded card (approx. 5" x 4")

(j) Sadler's Wells Theatre, London Dec. 20th, 1971 - Feb. 12th, 1972 Season leaflet (two-fold) (approx size: 10.5 x 14 cms folded), red cover (with ticket stub: RUDDIGORE matinee 29 Jan. 1972)

(k) Programme card for 1973 Season: March - June

(l) Grand Theatre, Leeds April 30 1973 Two Weeks

(m) Opera House, Blackpool. Mon Feb 25 1974 Two Weeks (double-sided)

(n) Opera House, Man March 11 1974 Seven Weeks:- (1) VG (2) (folded across)

(o) 1979 programme week beginning Oct. 22 - Dec.10 1979

(p) Programme card for 1980 Season (approx. 4" x 8") :- (1) Feb-May (2) May-July (3) Sept-Dec

(q) Tameside Theatre, Ashton-under-Lyne Mon 24 March 1980 Two Weeks (approx. 4" x 8")

£20.00 each

---------------

Non-Decorated Cards:

(a)£1.00

(b)£1.00

(c)£2.00

(d)£3.00

(e)£2.00

(f)£3.00

(g)£3.00

(h)£3.00

(i)£3.00

(j)£3.00

(k)£3.00

(l)£3.00

(m)£3.00

(n)(1)£3.00/ (2)£2.00

(o)£2.00

pr)£2.00 each

(q)£2.00

1919-20 Princes Theatre, London DC OC:

YG (staples removed  - rust marks)

£15.00

(a) PRINCE'S THEATRE Souvenir GILBERT & SULLIVAN SEASON Oct. 3rd, 1921-April 8th, 1922. Orange wraps with embossed MIKADO image (Lytton) in black and gold. With superb production photographs (with facsimile autographs and artiste's character photos.). Brock RUDDIGORE colour central spread, chord pp28 Mint condition

(b) as above but coloured MIKADO embossed outer wraps MISSING, chord, ow VG condition

(a)£75.00 mint condition

(b)£35.00

1924 February 4th - July 26th. PRINCE'S THEATRE. SOUVENIR of RUPERT D'OYLY CARTE'S SEASON of GILBERT and SULLIVAN OPERAS. Cast card. 13 Photographs (12 x 16.5 cms) (in character) with facsimile autographs :

1. Henry Lytton as Jack Point

2. Charles Goulding

3. Leo Sheffield as Don Alhambra

4. Elsie Griffin

5. Winifred Lawson

6. Eileen Sharp

7. Joseph Griffin

8. Leo Darnton

9. Darrell Fancourt

10. Sydney Granville

11. Bertha Lewis

12. Henry Millidge

13. Sidney Pointer

all contained in a perfect folder with ribbon scarce

(a) TJ/SO 6/5/24

(b) RUDDIGORE (printed date on outside back page : 4/6/24) (folded across)

(a)£10.00

(b)£15.00

(a) 1925 February 20th 21st THE MIKADO Croydon Light Opera Club, Public Hall, Croydon (decorative cover) directed by L. Cairns James (former DC OC `B' Company : 1887 Robin and Ko-Ko; 1888 as before; 1889 Jack Point and Ko-Ko; 1890 Ko-Ko, Jack Point and Duke of Plaza-Toro; 1891 as before) (informative notes on Japanese text)

(b) 1925 Dec. 4th, 5th & 7th THE GONDOLIERS Croydon Light Opera Club, Public Hall, Croydon (decorative cover) directed by L. Cairns James (former DC OC See above)

1926 PRINCES THEATRE, London. RUPERT D'OYLY CARTE'S SEASON OF GILBERT & SULLIVAN OPERAS (Sept. 20th - Dec. 18th) (13 weeks) :

(a) SOUVENIR (with ribbon) Rickett's MIKADO colour costume design on outer front wrap. Cast List. Colour Centre-spread : Fac-simile Reproductions from the Original Designs of Charles Ricketts, A.R.A.(12 MIKADO b&w production photographs) pp12 VG

(B) IO 21/10/26

(C) CB & PF 8/11/26

(D) RG 15/11/26

(a)£70.00

(b) - (d) £15.00 each

1929 - 1930 SAVOY THEATRE. RUPERT D'OYLY CARTE'S SEASON OF GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERAS :

RUPERT D'OYLY CARTE'S SEASON OF GILBERT & SULLIVAN OPERAS, Savoy Theatre, London. October 21st, 1929, to March 22nd, 1930. Colour plates: Cover - G&S characters in a cavalcade (by Charles Buchel); costume designs by Sheringham and Ricketts (6 plates: PF/ PC & IO/ GN x 2/ PP x 2 + GN backdrop) + b/w photos of the Savoy Theatre and PF/ PC/ GN/ PP. A HANDSOME and SCARCE item (size: approx. 25 x 21 cms)

(a) cover slightly worn with light foxing on edges (especially outside back cover), ow good condition with ribbon (lacking envelope) SOLD

(b) excellent quality FACSIMILE available @ £26.00 with maroon ribbon (slightly reduced by 20%: 20.7 x 17.5 cms)

(c) Opening Night programme (in card) with coloured MIKADO costume design cover by Ricketts: THE GONDOLIERS Monday, October 21st, 1929

(d) Second Night : with coloured MIKADO costume design cover by Ricketts :THE GONDOLIERS (inscribed Tu. Oct 22nd, 1929) with artiste's photos. pp40

The following Savoy programmes all feature the Ricketts design as above, and contain artiste's portraits (not in character) pp40 + coloured outer wraps :

(e) RG (inscribed 4.11.29 )

(f) PATIENCE Nov. 11-16 , 1929

(g) YG (inscribed 26.11.29 )

(h) TJ & PP (inscribed 7.1.1930)

(a)£60.00 SOLD

(b)EXCELLENT QUALITY FACSIMILE available @ £26.00 (with ribbon)

(d) to (h) £25.00 each

1930 Oct. 2.The Golders Green Hippodrome DC OC MK (Lytton) The Magazine Programme pp24 MINT

(a) 1933 Savoy Theatre. Rupert D'Oyly Carte's Season of Gilbert & Sullivan Operas. (17 week season Sept. 26 1932 - Jan. 21 1933) Henry Lytton in Gilbert and Sullivan Characters. A Souvenir of his farewell season at the Savoy Theatre London 1932 - 1933 With Rupert D'Oyly Carte's Compliments January 21st 1933 (Wallet containing 11 b/w photos with facsimile autographed quotes) + Cast List card + LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON Jan. 21st, 1933 programme: Act I PIRATES; Pot-Pourri cond. G. Toye; Sentry Song sung by Richard Watson; Act I THE MIKADO

(b) VG set in excellent wallet (including Cast List card and original outer envelope)

(c) Complete set of photographs within original illustrated wallet (Cast List card missing)

(d) Also available: very good quality laser card photocopies of the photos. (approx. size 15.5 x 22 cms) @ £3.00 each

INDIVIDUAL PROGRAMMES ( all with Ko-Ko coloured cover design) :

(e) Oct 10 - 15 RUDDIGORE pp32 with Green, Goulding, Granville, Flynn, Fancourt, Dickson, Eyre, Gill, Denny and Nickell-Lean (with blue photo. of Lytton as The Duke of Plaza-Toro)

(f) Oct 17 - 22 IOLANTHE pp32 with Lytton, Fancourt, Dean, Watson, Rands, Gill, Eyre, Denny, Baxter, O'Brien and Ronald (with blue photo. of Lytton as The Duke of Plaza-Toro)

(g) Nov. 14 - 19 PRINCESS IDA pp32 (inscribed 15/11/32 -with T.F.H. monogram; Howell) (Ko-Ko coloured cover design) (Henry Lytton photo. as The Duke of Plaza-Toro). Cast: Watson, Goulding, Dean, Rands, Lytton, Fancourt, Walker, Flynn, Dickson, Gill, Denny, Eyre, Ray, Baxter, O'Brien

(h) Nov. 21 - 26 THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD pp32 (inscribed 21/11/32 -with T.F.H. monogram : Howell) (Henry Lytton photo. as The Duke of Plaza-Toro). Cast: Watson, Goulding, Fancourt, Dean, Green, Granville, Wilson, Eaton, Morgan, Penry Hughes, Dickson, Eyre, Gill, Denny

(i) Nov. 21 - 26 THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD pp12 (with blue photo. of Lytton as The Duke of Plaza-Toro). Cast (as above)

(a)£100.00

(b)£75.00

(c)£60.00

(d) also available: photocopies on card of the 11 photos. @ £3.00 each

(e)£15.00

(f)£15.00

(g)£25.00

(h)£25.00

(i)£15.00

(a) 1933 Nov. 25 Co-op. Hall, Beswick

(b) 1934 Feb. 24 Co-op. Hall, Longsight

1934 The Golders Green Hippodrome DC OC (26 Dec. 1933 for 3 Weeks) THE MIKADO (Fancourt, Goulding, Lytton, Granville, Rands, Cornford, Moody, Eyre, Nickell-Dean, Gill) (rust has spread to cast list page) (worn)

1936 Sadler's Wells DC OC PRINCESS IDA Sat. June 13th

£10.00

1937 Sadler's Wells DC OC :

(a) June 5th TJ/PP

(b) June 19th GN

(c) June 22nd CB/PF

(d) July 15th PI

(a) - (c) £10.00 each

(d)£15.00

1938. Scala Theatre. DC OC London Season May 30th to July 16th. Coloured cover (using Ricketts' costume design cover):

(a) CB & SO Tue. June 21st (inscribed) and Wed. June 22nd, 1938 (with artistes' biogs)

(b) CB & SO Tuesday June 21st and Wednesday, June 22nd , 1938 (with artistes' biogs) missing outer back wrap

(c) CB & SO Tue. June 22nd, 1938 (with artistes' biogs)

(a)£25.00

(b)£7.00

(c)£25.00

1939 Sadler's Wells DC OC:

(a) RG June 8th

(b) PC June 14th

1941 June-Aug. SAVOY THEATRE DC OC:

(a) PC

(b) GN

1949 Chiswick Empire. DC OC PATIENCE July 28th

1951 SAVOY THEATRE, BRIDGET D'OYLY CARTE'S Season of GILBERT and SULLIVAN OPERAS

THE MIKADO Monday, July 2nd to Saturday, July 7th (Ricketts MIKADO design on cover)

£10.00

1952 Bristol Hippodrome April 7 for Three Weeks DC OC:

(a) GN April 7/ 16/ 24

(b) IO April 12/ 22

1952. Golder's Green Hippodrome DC OC

(a) Cox & Box and H.M.S. Pinafore 8th & 9th Sept.

(b) IOLANTHE Thursday 11 Sept. 1952 with Peter Pratt, Ivor Evans, Leonard Osborn, Fisher Morgan, Alan Styler, Ann Drummond-Grant, Joyce Wright, Cynthia Morey, Elizabeth Howarth, Jean Tyler and Shirley Hall (folded four ways)

(a)£8.00

(b)£10.00

1952 Leeds Grand Theatre and Opera House DC OC Monday December 8th (2 Weeks from Dec.1) TRIAL/ PIRATES

1953 Sadler's Wells. DC OC THE MIKADO Tuesday, July 21st

1954 Savoy Theatre DC OC London Season:

(a) MK Mon. Sept. 13th to Sat. Sept. 18th (cover torn and written on)

(b) PRINCESS IDA (inscribed 30.9.54) (12.5 x 18.5 cms)

(c) COX & BOX and PF Oct.21st - 23rd

(d) COX & BOX and PF Oct.21st - 23rd (inscribed on front cover)

(e) MK 28th and 30th Oct.

(f) GN 12 Nov.

(a)£1.00

(b)£15.00

(c)£8.00

(d)£5.00

(e)£8.00

(f)£8.00

1956 Princes Theatre, London DC OC CHRISTMAS SEASON 3 Dec. 1956 - 25 Feb.1957 :

(a) RUDDIGORE (Dec. 3 week 1956) (Pratt, Osborn, Adams, Morey)

(b) IOLANTHE Wed. (19 Dec.1956) (Pratt, Adams, Osborn, Drummond-Grant, Wright, Morey)

(c) MIKADO (28 Dec. 1956) (Adams, Griffiths, Pratt, Morey)

(d) TRIAL BY JURY & PIRATES OF PENZANCE (Jan. 7 week 1957) (Reed, Styler, Pratt, Adams)

(e) PATIENCE (Jan. 28 week 1957) (Adams, Reed, Osborn)

(f) THE GONDOLIERS (inscribed 14/2/57)

(a) 1957 The Streatham Hill Theatre. DC OC IOLANTHE photocopied: Full page newspaper report from THE NEWS Nov. 29, 1957:` The Guards in IOLANTHE again. How they looked... And how they performed' + attachment (sellotaped): Points From LETTERS This was music RARE SET

(b) RUDDIGORE 23 Nov.

(a)£3.00 photocopy only

(b)£6.00

1958 New Theatre, Oxford. DC OC Two Weeks from Monday, May 12th :

May 14th/24th MK

1958 15 Dec to 14 March 1959. Princes Theatre DC OC Christmas Season 1958 :

(a) GONDOLIERS (Dec. 15 week) (Pratt, Fryatt, Sandford, Round, Hindmarsh)

(b) PRINCESS IDA (Jan. 5 - 7 1959) (Sandford, Fryatt, Osborn, Pratt, Hindmarsh)

(c) THE MIKADO (inscribed on front 17.1.59) (ticket stub) (Adams, Round, Pratt, Sandford, Skitch, Banks, Anne Sessions - replacing Jean Barrington - Wright, Dixon, Drummond-Grant)

(d) THE MIKADO (Feb. 4th, 1959) (Adams, Round, Pratt, Barrington)

(e) RUDDIGORE (Feb. 9 - 11 1959) (Pratt, Osborn, Sandford - with indisposition slips : Joan Lawrence and Alice Hynd)

(f) PATIENCE (18 Feb. 1959) (Adams, Reed, Osborn, Dixon)

(g) IOLANTHE (Pratt, Adams, Osborn)

(h) SOUVENIR With the compliments of Bridget DC: glossy folded card (approx. 20 x 25.5 cm) with photos of 12 artistes and facsimile autographs

(a)£6.00

(b)£8.00

(c)£8.00

(d)£8.00

(e)£6.00

(f)£6.00

(g)£6.00

(h)£20.00

1959 Opera House., Manchester. DC OC 16 March 4 weeks :

(a) MK (with ticket stub) (MINT)

(b) THE MIKADO (stain bottom joint)

(a)£8.00

(b)£4.00

1960 Princes Theatre Christmas Season (Dec. 19th - Feb. 18th) DC OC :

(a) TJ/ PP

(b) PC

(a) 1960 Stratford, Ontario PF large prog. (coloured) + x 2 smaller ones

(b) 1960 original costume artwork by Brian Jackson (Aunt) as used in above prog. (approx. sixe : 21.5 x 28 cms) (ring binder traces down left margin)

(c) 1961 Stratford, Ontario PP large prog. (coloured) + x 2 smaller ones

(d) 1961 original costume artwork by Brian Jackson (Isabel) as used in above prog. (approx. sixe : 21.5 x 28 cms) (ring binder traces down left margin)

(e) 1962 Stratford, Ontario GN large prog. (coloured) + x 2 smaller ones

(f) 1963 Stratford, Ontario MK large prog. cuttings only from MK section (coloured) + x 2 smaller ones

(g) 1964 Stratford, Ontario YG large prog. (coloured) + x 2 smaller ones £30.00

(a)£30.00

(b)£40.00

(c)£30.00

(d)£40.00

(e)£30.00

(f)£20.00

(g)£30.00

1961 New Theatre, Oxford. Mon. May 22 Two Weeks. DC OC :

May 22nd/ 27th/ 31st MK

1961 Brighton Hippodrome. Sept. 18 Two Weeks. DC OC :

YG (19/29 Sept.) (with indisposition slip)

(a) VG

(b) cover creased vertically, contents VG - contains end of copyright card 27/1/1961

Programmes:

(c) PC (with b&w photos from PP, PC, IO and MK) (undated)

(d) PI (with bw photos) (inscribed 27/12/61)

(e) RG (with b&w photos) (inscribed 22/1/62: 75th Anniversary)

(f) GONDOLIERS (production photos)

(g) 22 Jan. RUDDYGORE 75th Anniversary (with facsimile prog.) coloured cover

(h) COX AND BOX/ PIRATES (incorrectly inscribed on front PINAFORE/TRIAL but includes additional loose cast list centre pages for TJ/PF) (with photos.)

(b)£20.00

(c) £6.00

(d)£6.00

(e)£6.00

(f)£7.00

(g)£20.00

(h)£3.00

PINAFORE 1st perf. Feb. 8 /PIRATES 1st perf. Feb. 15 flyer (with b&w photo collage on verso)

1962 S.Hurok/DC OC USA Tour:

(a) Tour Schedule flyer Aug. 13 1962 - Jan. 5 1963

1962 Sept.17 - 22 DC OC North American Tour WORLD'S FAIR OPERA HOUSE, Seattle 9, Washington : MK; PP; GN (flyer/booking form - red and black lettering on white - : 15.5 x 23 cms) Ricketts' design: Ko-Ko image:

(b) no overprinting at front bottom, production photos on verso, folded across in two places

(c) no overprinting on front, FULL TOUR details on verso

(d) overprinted flyer with photos./order form on verso Opera House, Chicago Dec. 18-22

(a)£5.00

(b)£5.00

(c)£5.00

(d)£5.00

(a) Programme (Ricketts' design: Ko-Ko image)

(b) x 3 booking forms (pink, grey and light blue) (size: 21.5 x 16.5 cms: folded vertically)

(b)£15.00

£20.00

1963 - 1964 Dec. 16th - March 14th SAVOY THEATRE DC OC :

(a) CB/PP (inscribed 23 Dec. 1963) (with b&w photos.)

(b) IO

(c) GN

(d) MK

(e) YG (with photos.) (also (ee) available (inscribed on front 22.2.64) @ £5.00)

(f) TJ & PF

(g) TJ & PF with ticket stub March 2, 1964 pp20 (with photos.)

(h) PC

(i) PI (with photos.)

(j) red programme folded Season card

(a)£6.00

(b)£7.00

(c)£7.00

(d)£7.00

(e)£7.00 + (ee) @ £5.00

(f)£7.00

(g)£8.00

(h)£7.00

(i)£7.00

(j)£2.00

1964 Last Night 4 April. DC OC LONDON SEASON. SAVOY THEATRE

(a) (blue cover) (with production photos. :TJ; PF;PC; GN; PI; RG)

(b) 4 pages of G&S characters / 3 `cutaways', ingenious Goffin design scarce

(a)£12.00

(b)£50.00

1965 Opera House, Blackpool. March 22 Two Weeks. DC OC GN/ YG/ PC/ RG/ PP (with ticket) MINT

SOUVENIR OF THE 85th ANNIVERSARY OF THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE 1880- 1965. Opera House, Blackpool 3 April 1965. Contains stitched-in facsimile programme from the Opera Comique:

in envelope: With the compliments of MISS BRIDGET D'OYLY CARTE) SOLD

£22.00 SOLD

1965 Royal Court Th. Liverpool. 1 Nov. for Three Weeks DC OC

PRINCESS IDA

(a) PRINCESS IDA (+ photos.)

(b) TRIAL/ PINAFORE (+ photos.)

(c) YG (+ photos.)

(d) COX & BOX and PP (+ photos.)

(e) RG (+ photos.)

1966. Opera House, Manchester. DC OC Commencing Monday, 28th March for Five Weeks :

(a) IOLANTHE 31 March/ 12, 20, 25 April (with company photos.) Playbill Vol.1, No.2

(b) YEOMEN (with company photos.) 9,14,19, 29 April 1966. Clean condition, not folded. Playbill Vol.1, No.2

(c) PRINCESS IDA, 16 & 22 April 1966. Playbill Vol.1, No.2

1967 GOLDERS GREEN HIPPODROME March 6 Two Weeks

(a) DC OC PINAFORE (Reed, Styler, David Palmer, Adams, Hood, Christene Palmer)

(b) DC OC RUDDIGORE 15th March

1967 OH, Man. 20 March for Six Weeks. DC OC :

(a) THE MIKADO 20, 24 & 28 March/ 5, 13, 21 & 24 April : loose cast list (with company photos.) (Playbill April Vol.2 No.4)

(b) THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD 30 March/ 4 & 17 April : loose cast list (with company photos.) (Playbill April Vol.2 No.4)

(c) without loose cast list (Playbill April Vol.2 No.3)

1968 29 Jan. SOUVENIR of the new presentation of THE GONDOLIERS. Saville Theatre, London. Director Anthony Besch; costumes Luciana Arrighi; settings John Stoddart pp16 - glossy brochure with colour and b&w photos. :

(a) (in envelope) scarce

(b) without envelope

(a)£32.00

(b)£30.00

1968/69 Season Sadler’s Wells Opera at the London Coliseum IOLANTHE

(a) GONDOLIERS/ MIKADO + PRINCESS IDA loose cast list (Playbill Vol.4 No.4)

(b) GONDOLIERS/ MIKADO (Playbill Vol.4 No.4)

(b)£6.00

1969 Sadler's Wells Opera at the London Coliseum PATIENCE (first performance at the London Coliseum October 9 1969) : well-illustrated (inscribed 5/11/69)

1969 Dec. 15 - March 7 1970. DC OC at Sadler's Wells Theatre:

TRIAL BY JURY/ H.M.S.PINAFORE (with b&w photos. from PRINCESS IDA, THE MIKADO and THE GONDOLIERS )

Greetings Card: AQUATIC THEATRE, SADLER'S WELLS. DC Christmas Season at Sadler's Wells Theatre 15th December 1969 to 7th March 1970. Inside: notes on Sadler's Wells' history; 1969-1970 `With Greetings' 1 Savoy Hill London WC2 (2 copies available) (upright, approx. size: 12.7 x 16.1 cms)

(a) (Playbill Vol.5 No.3) IO / Cox and Box/ MK/ YG / RG/ GN/ PC/ TJ/ PF/ PI/ PP

(b) (Playbill Vol.5 No.4) same operas, different editorial

(a) Mon. Dec. 14 1970 to Sat. March 6 1971: GN/ MK/ TJ & PF with photos. PI, PC, PF and YG + indisposition slip

(b) Mon. Dec. 28 1970 to Sat. Jan. 9 1971: YG/ PC/ IO with photos. PI, PC, PP and YG + indisposition slip (DC O Trust form cut out - no information lost)

(c) Mon. Dec. 28 1970 to Sat. Jan. 9 1971: YG/ PC/ IO (cover listed: IO/ PC/ RG/ MK/ YG/ PP/ PF/ TJ/ CB/ GN/ PI) (with b&w photos: PI/ PC/ PP/ YG)

(d) from Mon 11 Jan. 1971 : CB & PP/ RG/ PI with photos of PI, PP and portraits in character of Pauline Wales, Kenneth Sandford, Christene Palmer, Julia Goss and John Ayldon

1971 SOUVENIR of the Christmas Season at Sadler's Wells Theatre Dec. 14 1970 - March 6 1971 folded card (20cms x 25.5cms) The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Inside: facsimile autographs beneath photos of 12 artistes: Reed/ Palmer/ Sandford/ Webley/ Ann Jones/ Mason/ Lawlor/ Wales/ Ayldon/ Goss/ Wright/ Hutchinson (with `compliments of Bridget DC' envelope) (cover designed by Peter Goffin - blue/grey background with fan/wig/coronet)

(b) blank card designed by Peter Goffin with same cover design as above (but with details of theatre and dates omitted) (approx.size 15.5 x 20.6 cms) (covers sl. foxed, ow good - inside clean) scarce

(a)£20.00

(b)£15.00 scarce

1971 Commencing Monday, 15th March for Six Weeks. DC OC in G&S Operas. Opera House, Manchester:

(a) GN/ TJ/ PF/ MK/ IO

(b) CB/ PP/ RG/ YG/ SO

1971 Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool. DC OC Two Weeks Commencing Mon. 15 Nov. :

(a) CB; PP; SO; PC; TJ; PF (ticket stubs for 22 and 23 Nov. + 4 press cuttings)

(b) as above (without extras)

(a)£10.00

(b)£6.00

(a) MK/ SO/ YG (with photos: SO, IO, RG, MK, GN, PF, PP) (Theatreprint Vol.1 No.12)

(b) CB & PP; TJ & PF; GN (Theatreprint Vol.2 No.1) (with b&w photos.)

(c) RG/ IO/ PC (with photos as above) (Theatreprint Vol.2 No. 2)

(d) Saturday 12 February ? INTERVAL ? (with b&w photos. of RG/ MK/ GN/ SO/ IO/ PF and PP)

(e) Programme card + ticket stub (Jan.29, 1972 RUDDIGORE Sat. matinee)

(a) and (c)£8.00 each

(d)£6.00

(e)£3.00

1972 Opera House, Man 6 March for Seven Weeks. DC OC

MK/ IO/ GN/ YG

(a) Oct.11/16 CB/PP; Oct.19 RG

(b) Oct.10/20 IO/ Oct.12 YG (with short history of DC OC in Norwich)

(a) GN/ CB/ PP/ TJ/PF

(b) MK/ YG/ PC (with b&w photos.: GN/ RG/ CB/ MK/ YG/ PP) (signed by John Ayldon)

(c) IO/ RG/ SO (with b&w photos: as above)

(d) Last Night ? ? ? (with b&w photos. as above)

(d)£10.00

£20.00

(a) GN/ CB/ PP/ YG/ SO (short tear cover and inside page bottom front off centre)

(b) MK/ IO/ TJ/ PF/ RG/ PC with handwritten cast changes/conductor

1974 Tue 17 Dec. to Sat. 22 March 1975. Sadler's Wells Theatre DC OC Season (Goffin proscenium arch cover design):

(a) PI & PC (with b&w photos. : RG & PC) (inscribed 14/1/75)

(b) RG/ YG (with b&w photos.: RG & YG) (inscribed `1st night of Season RUDDIGORE 17/12/74) (autographed by John Ayldon)

(a) 25 March: DRAMATIC LICENCE (or - I Wonder Whether They'll Live Together) by William Douglas Home with TRIAL BY JURY and THE SORCERER

(b) 26 March: TRIAL BY JURY and H.M.S. PINAFORE

(c) 27 March: TRIAL BY JURY and THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE

(d) 29 March: PATIENCE (Matinee) and IOLANTHE (Evening)

(e) 1 April: THE MIKADO

(f) 3 April: THE GONDOLIERS in the presence of HM The Queen and HRH The Duke of Einburgh

(g) 4 April: UTOPIA LIMITED

(h) 5 April THE GRAND DUKE/ TJ

1975 (inscribed 20.5.75) New Theatre, Oxford : English National Opera IOLANTHE

1975 15 Dec - 1976 20 March Sadler's Wells Th. DC OC Season (Goffin proscenium arch cover design) :

(a) THE GONDOLIERS

(b) RUDDIGORE with b&w photos. (inscribed 17/1/76)

(c) TRIAL BY JURY/ H.M.S. PINAFORE with b&w photos and Errata page

(d) ??? (Last Night 20 March, 1976) (with b&w photos.) (inscribed on duplicate inner Goffin page with complete breakdown starting with IMPERIAL MARCH)

(e) ??? (Last Night 20 March, 1976) (no coloured inner title page) (with ticket stub)

(f) Programme schedule

(a)£6.00

(b)£6.00

(c)£6.00

(d)£8.00

(e)£6.00

(f)£2.00

Programme 4 July . Massed Brass Bands Concert. Concert includes Sullivan arr. Rimmer MARCH OF THE PEERS (Iolanthe) and A TENOR, ALL SINGERS ABOVE (Utopia Limited)

Programme 17 July. Concert includes G&S Selection with Patricia Clark and Ian Wallace