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London, 1881-1921.. 8vo. Various pagings. Wraps. Contains the cast list of the plays. The Burgess programs have a few chips and tears; On Change at the Parkhurst Grand Hall Holloway is badly chipped; Mazeppa at Sanger's is browned; Mother in Law by George R. Sims is at the Opera Comique, and is browned; The Silver King has a not conspicuous fold; The Popinjay is partly split on the spine; High Jinks has spotting, tears and a fold; On Trial has a little browning; In the Night has a few tears an misfolding on the spine; La Tosca by V. Sardou has some dirt marks, Calvalleria Rusticana, is the 1920 Royal Opera Covent Garden Program for the year; At the Villa Rose, has some browning along the top edge. Most programs are dated in pencil.

1890-1957.. 8vo. Various pagings. Wraps. Contains the cast list of the plays. The New Secretary is an amateur production some browning; A Pair of Spectacles at the New Theatre in Richmond, Surrey some edge browning; Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde is at the Grand Theatre in Blackpool, lacks half of back wrappers; Down Hill at the Portsmouth Theatre has a few small tears and folds; Hastings Music Festival is the 1932 souvenir programme is in excellent shape; Cymbeline is the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Production.

London: Gaiety Theatre, 1881.. 8vo. [8] pp. Wraps. Program with cast for three plays. Jan 10, 1881; by well known burlesque performer Robert Reece. Some tears outside leaves torn at spine.

San Francisco, Calif.: War Memorial Opera House, 1948.. 8vo. [16] pp. Wraps. Program with cast of the production. Starring Mary Martin. With advertisements.

Blackpool, England: Grand Theatre, 1910.. 8vo. [20] pp.

London: Royal Strand Theatre, 1880.. 8vo. [4] pp. Wraps. Program with cast September 18th, 1880. Cast list in the performances, of a Opera comique by Crivot and Duru with great advertisement. One corner somewhat bent.

San Francisco, Calif.: Geary Theatre, 1948.. 8vo. [28] pp. Wraps.

San Francisco, Calif.: Curran Theatre, 1948.. 8vo. [32] pp. Wraps.

London: Wimbledon Theatre, 1922.. 8vo. [4] pp. Wraps. Program with Mrs. Patrick Campbell as the lead, for October 30th, 1920. A few fold marks, otherwise very good.

London: Theatre Royal Drury Lane, 1882.. 8vo. [4] pp. Wraps. Program with cast of the production, with wonderful advertisements. A few small tears. Printed on pink paper, with wonderful type borders.

London: Vaudeville Theatre, 1882.. 8vo. [4] pp. 95th night of performance.

London: His Majesty's Theatre, [n.d.]. 8vo. [4] pp. Wraps. Program with cast of the production. With advertisements. Cast includes Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree as Svengali. Dated in pencil as 1912. Some foxing and several small tears, one open on p. 2.

Paris: Folies Bergère, ca. 1952.. 8vo. [32] pp. Wraps.

San Francisco, Calif.: Geary Theatre, 1948.. 8vo. [32] pp. Starring Joe E. Brown. With advertisements. Original owner wrote in pencil 'June 2, 1948'; rear corner bent. Order form for The Winslow Boy laid in.

San Francisco, Calif.: Curran Theatre, 1956.. 8vo. [40] pp. Starring Bobby Clark. With advertisements. Extensive notes in pen on cover.

London: Wimbledon Theatre, 1924.. 8vo. [8] pp. Wraps. Program with cast of the production. With advertisements. Some creases, some dirt, pencil marks on front cover.

London: Kennington Theatre, 1909.. 8vo. [16] pp. Wraps. Program with cast November 15th, 1909. Two tears repaired with a list of the music used and a separate cast list in the performances with great advertisements.

London: Wimbledon Theatre, 1911.. 8vo. [12] pp.

London: Shaftesbury Theatre, 1911.. 8vo. [16] pp. Wraps. Program with cast of the production. With advertisements, production of Robert Courtneidge. Dated in pencil on the cover, of the two year production of this work, some stains.

London: Theatre Royal Drury Lane, ca. 1910-1916.. 8vo. Various pagination. Razzle-Dazzle has an ad for the record. Sealed Orders by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton, has an ad to join the military and is stained and one corner is turned and a few small tears. Hop o' My Thumb is by George R. Sims, Frank Dix and Arthur Collins is stained with a few tears and has a chunk out of the back cover.