B. J. Simmons & Co. Costume Design Records

Folder List (Original Inventory)

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Series I. Costume Design Portfolios, 1878-1969

Subseries A. Theatre Productions, 1878-1964

Job	Title	Theater / Production	Date	Items	Box	OS Box	Flat File
1	1066 AND ALL THAT	unidentified	1945, nd	16	1.1	252.1
1	1066 AND ALL THAT ("musical comedy of English history")	West Hartlepool Operatic and Dramatic Society's production	1951	incl.	incl.	incl.
1	1066 AND ALL THAT ("musical comedy of English history")	Lloyds Bank Dramatic and Operatic Society's production	1951	incl.	incl.	incl.
1	1066 AND ALL THAT	St. Ives Operatic Society's production	1954	incl.	incl.	incl.
2	ACE OF CLUBS (musical play)	Cambridge Theatre	1950	11		482.1-2	679
3	ADMIRABLE CRICHTON, THE (fantasy)	Duke of York's Theatre	1902	33	1.2	482.3-6
3	ADMIRABLE CRICHTON, THE (fantasy)	[Duke of York's Theatre]	1908	incl.	incl.	incl.
3	ADMIRABLE CRICHTON, THE	unidentified (amateur)	1936	incl.	incl.	incl.
3	ADMIRABLE CRICHTON, THE	Dion Boucicault's production in Australia	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
4	ADMIRABLE CRICHTON, THE (fantasy)	Royalty Theatre	1920	6	1.3	252.2
5	ADREA (tragic play)	Belasco Theatre, New York	1905	70		252.3-5
6	ADVENTURE STORY (play)	St. James's Theatre	1949	38		481.1-4, 485.1-7	680
7	AFRICAINE, L'	unidentified	nd	4	1.4
8	AFTER THE BALL (musical play)	Globe Theatre	1954	40		482.7-483.9	681
9	AFTER THE GIRL ("revusical comedy")	Gaiety Theatre	1914	17	1.5	252.6
10	ALADDIN (children's pantomime)	Drury Lane	1909	57	1.6-2.3
11	ALADDIN (pantomime)	Drury Lane	1917	1			1120
see 359	ALADDIN	Tom Arnold's tour	1943
12	ALADDIN	Coventry Theatre	1956	21	2.4	252.7-11	682
see 137	ALADDIN (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's productions in Liverpool and Newcastle	1958
see 193	ALADDIN (pantomime)	Golders Green [Hippodrome?]	1963
see 655	ALCHEMIST, THE	Malvern Festival Theatre	1932
13	ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES ("pantomimic ballet")	Alhambra Theatre	1894	10		252.12
14	ALICE IN WONDERLAND	Scala Theatre	1943	17		252.13-18
15	ALICE IN WONDERLAND	unidentified	1964, nd	7	2.5
16	ALKESTIS (opera)	Covent Garden	1924	8	2.6	484.1
17	ALL SCOTCH (revue)	Apollo Theatre	1915	19	3.1	253.1
18	ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL	Shakespeare Memorial Theatre	1935	25		253.2-9, 484.2
19	AMORELLE (comic opera)	Comedy Theatre	1904	7	3.2
20	ANDREA CHÉNIER (opera)	Covent Garden	nd	12	3.3
21	ANGELO: THE ROMANCE OF A GREAT COMPOSER (play)	Drury Lane	1923	32	3.4	253.10
22	ANGELUS, THE (opera)	Covent Garden	1909	20	3.5-6
23	ANTIOPE	Oscar Asche's production	nd	87	3.7	253.11-254.15
see 98	ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA (play)	St. James's Theatre	1951
24	ANYTHING GOES (musical)	unidentified	nd	49	4.1
25	APHRODITE	U.S. production	1919	44	4.2-4		683
26	APPLE CART, THE	Malvern Festival Theatre	Aug. 1929	15	4.5	254.16
26	APPLE CART, THE ("political extravaganza")	Queen's Theatre	Sept. 1929	incl.	incl.	incl.
26	APPLE CART, THE	tour	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
27	ARABESQUE	London Coliseum	1916	10	5.1	254.17
28	ARC DE TRIOMPHE (musical play)	Phoenix Theatre	1943	90	5.2	484.3-8, 486.1-487.11	1121
29	ARCADIANS, THE (fantastic musical play)	Shaftesbury Theatre	1909	10	5.3
30	ARCADIANS, THE	unidentified (amateur)	1928	21	5.4	254.18
31	ARCADIANS, THE	James Shirvell's tour	1944	58		488.1-490.2	1122
32	ARIADNE IN NAXOS (opera); also incl. THE PERFECT GENTLEMAN, 1913	His Majesty's Theatre	1913	17	5.5		684
32	ARIADNE AUF NAXOS (opera)	[Covent Garden?]	1924	incl.	incl.		incl.
32	ARIADNE AUF NAXOS (opera)	Glyndebourne Festival Opera in Edinburgh	1950	incl.	incl.		incl.
33	ARISTOCRAT, THE (play)	St. James's Theatre	1917	45	5.6-6.2		685
34	ARLETTE	Prince's Theatre, Manchester	Aug. 1917	23	6.3	254.19
34	ARLETTE (operette)	Shaftesbury Theatre	Sept. 1917	incl.	incl.	incl.
34	ARLETTE	George Dance's tour	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
35	ARMIDE (opera)	Covent Garden	nd	5	6.4
36	ARMS AND THE MAN (comedy)	New Theatre	1944	4		254.20-21
37	AS YOU LIKE IT	Oscar Asche's production [in Australia?]	[1909?]	1	6.5
38	AS YOU LIKE IT	unidentified	1911, nd	4	6.6
39	ATTILA (tragedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1907	39	6.7-7.1		686
40	AUNTIE MAME (comedy)	production in Australia	1958-59	12	7.2	254.22-24
41	BABES IN THE WOOD; also incl. CINDERELLA, RED RIDING HOOD, and THE SLEEPING BEAUTY, all 1950	Golders Green Hippodrome	1950	85		490.3-492.5	687
42	BABES IN THE WOOD (ice show)	Wembley [Arena?]	1955	30		255.1-10, 492.6
see 137	BABES IN THE WOOD (pantomime)	Empire Theatre, Edinburgh	1958
see 137	BABES IN THE WOOD (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production in Brighton	1958
43	BABES IN THE WOOD	unidentified	nd	2	7.3
44	BABY BUNTING (musical play)	Shaftesbury Theatre	1919	8	7.4
45	BAD MAN, THE	Matheson Lang's tour	[Feb.] 1923	27	7.5	255.11
45	BAD MAN, THE (melodramatic comedy)	New Theatre	Mar. 1923	incl.	incl.	incl.
45	BAD MAN, THE	production in New York	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
46	BALALAIKA (musical play)	Adelphi Theatre	1936	75		255.12-256.16	1123
47	BALKAN PRINCESS, THE (musical play)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1910	6	7.6	256.17
48	BALLO IN MASCHERA, UN (opera)	unidentified	nd	3	7.7
see also 483	BALLO IN MASCHERA, UN (opera)
49	BARBER OF SEVILLE, THE (opera)	Cambridge Theatre	1947	35		257.1-11	688
50	BEAU AUSTIN (comedy)	Haymarket Theatre	1890	7		257.12
50	BEAU AUSTIN (comedy)	Her Majesty's Theatre	1901	incl.		incl.
51	BEAUTY PRIZE, THE (musical comedy)	Winter Garden	1923	26	7.8-8.1	257.13
52	BEAUTY STONE, THE (romantic musical drama)	Savoy Theatre	1898	63	8.2-4	492.7
53	BEETHOVEN (play)	His Majesty's Theatre	1909	21	8.5-6	492.8
54	BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK (play)	Queen's Theatre	1925	16	9.1	257.14
55	BEGGAR'S OPERA, THE (comic opera)	Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith	1929	5	9.2
56	BELLA DONNA (play)	St. James's Theatre	1911	11	9.3
57	BELLE OF BRITTANY, THE	unidentified	1929	17	9.4
58	BELLE OF CAIRO, THE (musical play)	Court Theatre	1896	7	9.5
59	BELLE OF MAYFAIR, THE (musical comedy)	Vaudeville Theatre	1906	7	9.6
60	BELLE OF NEW YORK, THE	Scala Theatre	1925	25	10.1	492.9
60	BELLE OF NEW YORK, THE (musical play)	London Coliseum	1942	incl.	incl.	incl.
60	BELLE OF NEW YORK, THE	unidentified	1950	incl.	incl.	incl.
61	BELOVED VAGABOND, THE (play)	His Majesty's Theatre	1908	139	10.2-11.2	492.10-493.1
61	BELOVED VAGABOND, THE	His Majesty's Theatre production on tour	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
61	BELOVED VAGABOND, THE (musical play)	Duke of York's Theatre	1927	incl.	incl.	incl.
62	BEN-HUR	Drury Lane	1902	100	11.3-4
62	BEN-HUR	unidentified	1911	incl.	incl.
63	BEN-HUR	David Belasco's production (?) in New York	nd	20	11.5
64	BERKELEY SQUARE (play)	St. Martin's Theatre	1926	52	12.1-2	257.15-21
64	BERKELEY SQUARE	Lyric Theatre	1929	incl.	incl.	incl.
65	BEST OF LUCK, THE (spectacular drama)	Drury Lane	1916	33	12.3-4		689
66	BET YOUR LIFE (musical comedy)	London Hippodrome	1952	53		258.1-18	690
67	BETROTHAL, THE (fairy play)	Gaiety Theatre	1921	60	13.1	493.2-4	691
68	BETTY (musical play)	Daly's Theatre	1915	19	13.2-3	258.19
68	BETTY	Daly's Theatre production on tour	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
68	BETTY IN MAYFAIR (musical play)	Adelphi Theatre	1925	incl.	incl.	incl.
69	BING BOYS ARE HERE, THE	Alhambra Theatre	1916	19	13.4	258.20
70	BING BOYS ON BROADWAY, THE ("adventures of Lucifer Bing")	Alhambra Theatre	1918	43	13.5-14.1	493.5
70	BING BOYS ON BROADWAY, THE	George Dance's tours	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
71	BING GIRLS, THE	Alhambra Theatre	1917	18	14.2
72	BING GIRLS ARE THERE, THE ("musical poster in eight folios")	Alhambra Theatre	1917	16	14.3		692
73	BIRD-SELLER, THE (operetta)	Palace Theatre	1947	26	14.4		1124
74	BITTER-SWEET (operette)	His Majesty's Theatre	July 1929	1	14.5
74	BITTER SWEET (operette)	Ziegfeld Theatre, New York	Oct. 1929	incl.	incl.
75	BLACKBIRDS	Palace Theatre	1936	33		259.1-11	693
76	BLESS THE BRIDE (musical show)	Golders Green Hippodrome	1950	164	14.6	259.12-261.9, 493.6-7	694, 1125
77	BLESS THE BRIDE	unidentified (amateur)	nd	9		493.8-9
78	BLESSED DAMOZEL, THE	Lady Howard de Walden's production	1914	10	14.7		695
79	BLOOD AND SAND (play)	New Theatre	1921	10	15.1	261.10
80	BLUE BIRD, THE (fairy play)	Haymarket Theatre	1909	25	15.2		696
81	BLUE EYES (romantic musical play)	Piccadilly Theatre	1928	103	15.3-16.2		697
82; see also 1017	BLUE MOON, THE (musical play)	Lyric Theatre	1905	44	16.3
83	BLUFF KING HAL (play)	Garrick Theatre	1914	66	16.4-17.3	261.11-12
84	BOHÈME, LA (opera)	Covent Garden	1914	21	17.4	261.13-14
84	BOHÈME, LA (opera)	unidentified	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
85	BOHÈME, LA (opera)	Shaftesbury Theatre	1915	36	17.5	494.1
85	BOHÈME, LA (opera)	Aldwych Theatre	1916	incl.	incl.	incl.
86	BOHÈME, LA (opera)	Cambridge Theatre	1946	20	18.1	494.2
see also 1010	BOHÈME, LA (opera)
87	BOHEMIAN GIRL, THE (opera)	Covent Garden	1951	12	18.2	494.3-5
88	BOHEMIAN GIRL, THE	unidentified	nd	12	18.3
see 1018	BOND OF NINON, THE (comedy)	Savoy Theatre	1906
89	BONDMAN, THE	Drury Lane	1906	32	18.4-5		698
90	BORIS GODUNOV	unidentified	nd	4	18.6
91	BOX OF TRICKS	London Hippodrome	1918	16	19.1-2	261.15
92	BRANWEN	amateur production at Pembroke Dock Grammar School	nd	7		261.16-18
93	BURY ST. EDMUNDS PAGEANT, THE (folk play)	Bury St. Edmunds Abbey	1907
93	Episode I			2	19.3
93	Episode II			1	19.4
93	Episode III			3	19.5
93	Episode IV			3	19.6
93	Episode V			1	19.7
93	Episode VI, HENRY VI			24	19.8-9
93	Episode VII			16	20.1
93	Miscellaneous			24	20.2	494.6
see 638	BUSINESS AS USUAL (revue)	London Hippodrome	1915
94	BY CANDLE LIGHT (comedy)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1928	1	20.3
95	BY JUPITER (musical)	Jack Waller's production	1944	16	20.4	261.19-21
96	BY PIGEON POST (play)	Garrick Theatre	1918	23	20.5	262.1-3
96	BY PIGEON POST (spy thriller)	Garrick Theatre	1940	incl.	incl.	incl.
97	CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA ("history")	Savoy Theatre	1907	93	20.6-21.2		698a
98	CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA (play); also incl. ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA, 1951	St. James's Theatre	1951	4	21.3
99	CAIRO ("mosaic in music and mime")	His Majesty's Theatre	1921	49	21.4-22.1		699-700
100	CALL ME MADAM (musical play)	London Coliseum	1952	40	22.2	262.4-14, 494.7
101	CAMELOT	unidentified	nd	2	22.3
102	CAN-CAN (operetta)	Adelphi Theatre	1946	93	22.4	495.1-497.10	701
103	CAN-CAN (musical)	London Coliseum	1954	1		262.15
see 345	CANDIDE	Pitlochry Festival Theatre	1959
104	Canterbury Coronation Pageant	city of Canterbury	1953	1		497.11
105	CAPTAIN CARVALLO	unidentified	nd	2		262.16
106	CAPTAIN THERESE (comic opera)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1890	27		262.17
107	CARDINAL, THE	production in New York	1901	51	22.5-6	263.1-2
107	CARDINAL, THE (play)	St. James's Theatre	1903	incl.	incl.	incl.
108	CARELESS RAPTURE (musical play)	Drury Lane	1936	36		263.3-14	1126
109	CARISSIMA (musical romance)	Palace Theatre	1948	91		263.15-264.12	702-713
110	CARMEN (opera)	unidentified	1903-1912, nd	28	22.7-23.1	264.13
111	CARMEN (opera)	Beecham Opera Company's production	nd	17	23.2	264.14
see also 1011	CARMEN (opera)
112	CARMEN UP TO DATA (burlesque)	Gaiety Theatre	1890	30	23.3
113	CARNIVAL (play)	New Theatre	1920	23	23.4	264.15
113	CARNIVAL	Murray King's tour	1920	incl.	incl.	incl.
114	CAROUSEL (musical play)	Drury Lane	1950
114	Act I, Scene 1			35		264.16-265.9
114	Act I, Scene 3			29		265.10-19
114	Act II, Scene 4			37		265.20-266.6, 498.1-3
114	Act II, Scene 6			7		266.7-9
114	Plots and patterns			4			714
114	CAROUSEL	tour	1951	1		266.10
115	CAROUSEL (musical play)	Derby Opera Company's production	1962	21	23.5	266.11
116	CASANOVA (musical play)	London Coliseum	1932	273	23.6-24.2	498.4-501.8	715-716, 1127
117	CASH ON DELIVERY	Palace Theatre	1917	10	24.3
118	CASTLES IN THE AIR (revue)	Charles B. Cochran's production in Liverpool	1927	3	24.4
119	CATHERINE (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1923	49	24.5-25.1		717
120	CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA (opera)	unidentified	nd	3	25.2
121	CHAMPAGNE TIME	Trocadero	1927	4	25.3	266.12
122	CHARLES THE KING (play)	Lyric Theatre	1936	5		266.13-14
123	CHARLEY'S AUNT (comedy)	Palace Theatre	1947	9		266.15-17
124	CHATTERTON	unidentified	nd	1	25.4
125	CHIEFTAIN, THE (opera)	Savoy Theatre	1894	26	25.5-6
126	CHIEFTAIN, THE (comic opera)	Abbey's Theatre, New York	1895	75	25.7	266.18
see 284	CHILD'S PLAY, A
127	CHINESE HONEYMOON, A (musical production)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1915	45	25.8	266.19
128	CHOCOLATE SOLDIER, THE (comic opera)	Lyric Theatre	1910	18	26.1-2
129	CHU CHIN CHOW (musical tale of the East)	His Majesty's Theatre	1916	88	26.3-27.4	266.20
130	CHU CHIN CHOW (musical tale of the East)	His Majesty's Theatre (redressing of 1916 production)	1917	40	28.1-3
131	CHU CHIN CHOW	South Shore Amateur Operatic Society's production in Blackpool	1936	30	28.4	266.21-22	718, 1128
131	CHU CHIN CHOW (spectacular play)	Palace Theatre	1940	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
131	CHU CHIN CHOW	unidentified	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
see also 1012	CHU CHIN CHOW
132	CIGALE, LA (comic opera)	Lyric Theatre	1890	10		501.9
133	CINDERELLA (pantomime)	Drury Lane	1895	35	29.1
134	CINDERELLA (pantomime)	Theatre Royal, Birmingham	1926	13		267.1-6, 501.10
135	CINDERELLA	Tom Arnold's production in Sheffield	1940	47	29.2	267.7-14	719-722
135	CINDERELLA	unidentified	1948-59, nd	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
135	CINDERELLA (pantomime)	Moss' Empires Ltd. production	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
see 41	CINDERELLA	unidentified	1950
136	CINDERELLA (pantomime); also incl. THE SLEEPING BEAUTY, 1951	production in Brighton	1951	10		267.15-18
137	CINDERELLA (pantomime); also incl. ALADDIN, BABES IN THE WOOD, and JACK AND THE BEANSTALK, all 1958	Grand Theatre, Leeds	1958	42		268.1-13	723
137	CINDERELLA (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's productions in Belfast and Manchester	1958	incl.		incl.	incl.
see 877	CINDERELLA	Theatre Royal, Nottingham	1961
138; see also 877	[CINDERELLA] (pantomime); also incl. DICK WHITTINGTON, GOLDILOCKS, HUMPTY DUMPTY, LITTLE OLD KING COLE, MR. WHITTINGTON, OLD KING COLE, PUSS IN BOOTS, ROBINSON CRUSOE, and THE SLEEPING BEAUTY, [1962?]-1963	[Hippodrome Theatre, Birmingham]	[1962]	34	29.3		724
138	CINDERELLA (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production in Leeds	[1962?]	incl.	incl.		incl.
see 193	CINDERELLA (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production in Bournemouth	1963
139	CINDERELLA	unidentified	nd	2	29.4
140	CINDERELLA ON ICE (ice show)	Tom Arnold's production in Brighton	1957	45	29.5	268.14-269.6
141	CINDERELLA ON ICE (ice show)	production in Johannesburg, South Africa	1957	37	29.6	269.7-21
142	CINEMA STAR, THE (musical farcical comedy)	Shaftesbury Theatre	1914	22	29.7-8	270.1
143	CINGALEE, THE; OR, SUNNY CEYLON (musical play)	Daly's Theatre	1904	89	29.9-30.2	270.2
143	CINGALEE, THE	unidentified	1922	incl.	incl.	incl.
144	CIRCLE OF CHALK, THE (play)	New Theatre	1929	36	30.3-4	270.3
145	CIRCUS GIRL, THE (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1896	18	30.5
146	CLEOPATRA (ballet)	unidentified	1910	9	31.1
146	CLEOPATRA (ballet)	Anna Pavlova's production	1914	incl.	incl.
147	CLEOPATRA (musical comedy)	Daly's Theatre	1925	97	31.2-32.3	501.11
148	CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE, LES (comic opera)	[Folly Theatre]	1878	10	32.4
149	CLOWNS IN CLOVER, "Second Edition" (revue)	Adelphi Theatre	1928	14	32.5	270.4-7
150	COLOMBE (comedy)	New Theatre	1951	18	32.6	270.8-12	725
151	COLONEL SATAN (comedy)	Haymarket Theatre	1931	21		270.13-19
152	COMUS (ballet)	International Ballet tour	1946	42		271.1-15
153	CONVERSATION PIECE (romantic comedy with music)	His Majesty's Theatre	1934	54		502.1-504.2	726
154	COQ D'OR, LE (opera)	Covent Garden	1954	28	33.1	504.3-8	727-729, 1129
see 726	COSÌ FAN TUTTI (opera)	Glyndebourne Festival Opera	1950
155	COUNT HANNIBAL	Oscar Asche's tours	[1909?]	24	33.2-3
155	COUNT HANNIBAL (romantic play)	New Theatre	1910	incl.	incl.
156	COUNT OF LUXEMBOURG, THE (musical play)	Daly's Theatre	1911	58	33.4-34.1
157	COUNT TEZMA (romantic play)	Comedy Theatre	1901	11	34.2
158	COUNTRY GIRL, A; OR, TOWN AND COUNTRY LIFE (musical play)	Daly's Theatre	1914	88	34.3-5	271.16
159	COURT SCANDAL, A (comedy)	Court Theatre	1899	24	34.6
160	COURT SINGER, THE	unidentified	1958	7		271.17-19
161	CRACOW WEDDING (ballet)	Anglo-Polish Ballet tour	1940	51	35.1	271.20-24
162	CRISIS IN HEAVEN (comedy)	Lyric Theatre	1944	23	35.2	504.9-14
163	CRITIC, THE; OR, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED (play)	His Majesty's Theatre	1911	47	35.3
164	CRITIC, THE; OR, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED (comedy)	New Theatre	1945	9		505.1-3
165	CRITIC, THE; OR, AN OPERA REHEARSED (opera)	Shaftesbury Theatre	1916	43	35.4-6	272.1
166	CROWN OF INDIA, THE	London Coliseum	nd	30	36.1-3		730
167	CZARINA, THE	Gilbert Miller's U.S. tour	1921	9	36.4
168	DAIRYMAIDS, THE (farcical musical play)	Apollo Theatre	1906	8	37.1
169	DANCING MISTRESS, THE (musical play)	Adelphi Theatre	1912	5	37.2
170	DANCING YEARS, THE (musical play)	Drury Lane	1939	106	37.3	505.4-506.15	1130
171	DANCING YEARS, THE (musical play)	Adelphi Theatre	1942	66	37.4	507.1-509.6	1131
172	DANCING YEARS, THE	tour, headlined by Jessica James	1946	64		272.2-273.10, 509.7	731
172	DANCING YEARS, THE (musical play)	Casino Theatre	1947	incl.		incl.	incl.
173	DANCING YEARS, THE	amateur productions in Douglas and Halifax	1954	76	37.5	274.1-275.9
174	DANCING YEARS, THE	tour, headlined by Barry Sinclair and Olive Gilbert	1959	36		276.1-12, 509.8
175	DANCING YEARS ON ICE, THE (ice show)	unidentified	1954	43		277.1-13	732
176	DANDY DICK	unidentified	nd	3		278.1
177	D'ARCY OF THE GUARDS (comedy)	St. James's Theatre	1910	15	37.6		733
178	DARK IS LIGHT ENOUGH, THE ("winter story")	Aldwych Theatre	1954	2			734
179	DARK LADY OF THE SONNETS, THE (interlude)	Haymarket Theatre	1910	5	37.7
180	DARLING OF THE GODS, THE	His Majesty's Theatre	1903	52	38.1-3
181	DASHING LITTLE DUKE, THE (musical play)	Hicks Theatre	1909	59	38.4-39.4		735
182	DAVID COPPERFIELD; also incl. THE PASSING SHOW OF 1915: "DAVID COPPERFIELD," 1915	His Majesty's Theatre	1914	45	39.5-40.2	278.2-3
183	DAVID GARRICK (opera)	unidentified	nd	2	40.3
184	DEAR MISS PHOEBE (musical play)	Phoenix Theatre	1950	67	40.4	278.4-279.13	1132
185	DÉBUTANTE, THE (ballet divertissement)	[Empire Theatre]	1906	20	40.5
185	DEBUTANTE	London Coliseum	1933	incl.	incl.
186	DECAMERON NIGHTS (romantic play)	Drury Lane	1922	56	40.6-41.2	280.1
187	DESERT SONG, THE (musical play)	Drury Lane	1927	23	41.3	280.2-6
187	DESERT SONG, THE (musical play)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1943	incl.	incl.	incl.
see 546	DESERT SONG, THE (musical play)	unidentified	1951
188	DESERT SONG, THE (musical play)	Tom Arnold's tour	1962	44	41.4		736
189	DEUX PIGEONS, LES (opera)	unidentified	nd	2	41.5
190	DEVIL'S DISCIPLE, THE (melodrama)	Savoy Theatre	1930	14	41.6	280.7
191	DICK WHITTINGTON (pantomime)	unidentified	1950	8		280.8-10
192	DICK WHITTINGTON (pantomime)	unidentified	1954	6		280.11-12	737
193; see also 138	DICK WHITTINGTON (pantomime); also incl. ALADDIN, CINDERELLA, GOLDILOCKS, HUMPTY DUMPTY, PUSS IN BOOTS, ROBINSON CRUSOE, and THE SLEEPING BEAUTY, all 1963	Tom Arnold's production in Nottingham	1963	69		281.1-19	738
see 877	DICK WHITTINGTON	Tom Arnold's production	nd
194	DICK WHITTINGTON (pantomime)	production in Glasgow	nd	4	42.1
195	DICK WHITTINGTON (pantomime)	production in Liverpool	nd	52		281.20
196	DICK WHITTINGTON ON ICE (pantomime)	production in Brighton	1955	1	42.2
197	DISRAELI	John Lawson's production	1912	9	42.3
198	DOCTOR'S DILEMMA, THE (play)	Saville Theatre	1956	15		509.9-10	739-741, 1133
199	DON GIOVANNI (opera)	Cambridge Theatre	1947	68		282.1-283.6	742
200	DON PASQUALE (opera)	Cambridge Theatre	1946	54	42.4	509.11-511.3
201	DORA'S DOZE	unidentified	nd	4	42.5
202	DORIS (comic opera)	Lyric Theatre	1889	37	42.6
203	DRAKE (pageant play)	His Majesty's Theatre	1912	23	42.7	283.7	743
203	DRAKE (pageant play)	London Coliseum	1939	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
204	DRUMS OF OUDE, THE (drama)	Comedy Theatre	1906	9	42.8
205	DU BARRY, LA (opera)	Covent Garden	1913	8	42.9		744
206	DU BARRY WAS A LADY (musical comedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1942	36		283.8-18	745
207	DUBARRY, THE (operette)	His Majesty's Theatre	1932	41	42.10-43.1		746
208	DUBARRY, THE	unidentified	1935	1		283.19
209	DUBARRY, THE	unidentified (amateur)	1954	58		284.1-19	747
210	DUCHESS OF DANTZIC, THE (light romantic opera)	Lyric Theatre	1903	169	43.2-5	285.1-8
210	DUCHESS OF DANTZIC, THE	Daly's Theatre	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
211	DUCHESS OF MALFI, THE (tragedy)	Haymarket Theatre	1945	7		285.9-11
212	DUKE IN DARKNESS, THE (play)	St. James's Theatre	1942	35	44.1	285.12-15
213	DUKE OF MOREA, THE	unidentified	1959	3	44.2
214	DUST OF EGYPT, THE (farcical fantasy)	Wyndham's Theatre	1912	3	44.3
215	DYNASTS, THE (epic drama)	Kingsway Theatre	1914	4	44.4	511.4
216	EAGLE HAS TWO HEADS, THE (play)	Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith	1946	9		285.16-18
see 571	EAGLE HAS TWO HEADS, THE	The Company of Four's production	1946
217	EARL AND THE GIRL, THE (musical comedy)	Aldwych Theatre	1914	14	44.5	285.19-20
218	EAST IS WEST (comedy)	Lyric Theatre	1920	25	44.6-8	286.1
219	EDMUND KEAN (play)	Vaudeville Theatre	1903	13	45.1
220	ELEKTRA (opera)	Covent Garden	1910	46	45.2-4		748
221	ELIZABETH OF ENGLAND (legend)	Cambridge Theatre	1931	53	45.5-46.1	511.5-7
222	EMMA	Robert Donat's tour	1944	28		286.2-10	749
222	EMMA (play)	St. James's Theatre	1945	incl.		incl.	incl.
see 726	ENTFÜHRUNG AUS DEM SERAIL, DIE (opera)
223	ETERNAL CITY, THE	His Majesty's Theatre	1902	6	46.2	286.11
224	EVENSONG	Tivoli Theatre	nd	10		511.8-11
225	EVER GREEN (musical show)	Adelphi Theatre	1930	7		512.1-3
226	EVERYMAN	unidentified	nd	7	46.3
227	FAIR MAID OF PERTH, THE [LA JOLIE FILLE DE PERTH] (opera)	Drury Lane	1917	31	46.4-5	512.4
228	FALLEN FAIRIES; OR, THE WICKED WORLD (opera)	Savoy Theatre	1909	9	46.6
229	FALSE GODS (drama)	His Majesty's Theatre	1909	58	47.1-4		1134
230	FALSTAFF (opera)	Cambridge Theatre	1948	137	48.1-2	512.5	1135
231	FANNY'S FIRST PLAY ("easy play for a little theatre")	Little Theatre	1911	2	48.3
232	FANNY'S FIRST PLAY	Edinburgh Festival	1956	9	48.4
233	FANTASIA (musical entertainment); also incl. PUT AND TAKE, 1921	Queen's Theatre	1921	15	48.5	286.12-14
234	FANTASTICKS, THE (romantic comedy)	Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith	1933	12	48.6
see 487	FAUST	unidentified	nd
235	FAVORITA, LA (opera)	unidentified	nd	4	48.7
236	FEDORA	Globe Theatre	1920	8	48.8	286.15
237	FEUERSNOT (comic opera)	His Majesty's Theatre	1910	23	48.9-10
238	FIG LEAVES (musical frolic)	Adelphi Theatre	1940	28	49.1	512.6-513.7	750
239	FINE AND DANDY (musical show)	Saville Theatre	1942	44	49.2	286.16-287.11	751
240	FINE FEATHERS (revue)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1945	2		513.8
241	FIRST GENTLEMAN, THE (play)	New Theatre	1945	45	49.3	513.9-514.8	752
241	FIRST GENTLEMAN, THE	Henry Sherek's tour	1945	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
242	FLEET'S LIT UP, THE (musical frolic)	London Hippodrome	1938	2		287.12
243	FOLLIES, THE: LOVE'S GARDEN (fantasy)	Apollo Theatre	[1908]	8	49.4
244	FOLLIES, THE: PÉLISSIER'S POTTED PLAYS, "GIRLS OF GOTTENBERG"	Apollo Theatre	[1908/1909]	8		287.13-14
245	FOLLIES, THE: PÉLISSIER'S POTTED PLAYS, "HENRY OF NAVARRE"	Apollo Theatre	[1908/1909]	10	49.5	287.15
246	FOLLIES, THE: PÉLISSIER'S POTTED PLAYS, "KING OF CADONIA"	Apollo Theatre	[1908/1909]	8	49.6
247	FOLLIES, THE: PÉLISSIER'S POTTED PLAYS, "MERRY WIDOW"	Apollo Theatre	[1908/1909]	10	49.7
248	FOLLIES, THE: PÉLISSIER'S POTTED PAGEANT (musical entertainment)	Apollo Theatre	1910	15	49.8-9
249	FOLLY TO BE WISE (revue)	Piccadilly Theatre	1931	33	49.10-50.1	288.1-2	753
250	FOR LOVE OR MONEY (comedy)	Ambassadors Theatre	1950	8		288.3-5
251	FRASQUITA	Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh	1924	41	50.2-4		754
252	FREAKS, THE ("idyll of suburbia")	New Theatre	1918	24	51.1-3	288.6
253	FRENCH PEASANT TABLEAU	India Office, London	1939	33	51.4	288.7-10
254	FULL SWING	Jack Hulbert's tour	1942	incl.	incl.	incl.
254	FULL SWING (musical comedy)	Palace Theatre	1942	56	51.5	288.11-289.7
255	FUNNY SIDE UP ("musical show with a �plot'")	His Majesty's Theatre	1940	23		289.8-15, 514.9
256	GAY'S THE WORD (musical play)	Saville Theatre	1951	85	51.6	290.1-291.4, 514.10-11
257	GEISHA, THE	Palace Theatre	nd	9	52.1		756
258	GEISHA, THE	unidentified	nd	10		291.5-8
259	GENERAL CRACK	Matheson Lang's tour	1931	20	52.2	514.12-14
260	GENEVA	Malvern Festival Theatre	1938	4	52.3
261	GERMANIA	unidentified	nd	6	52.4
262	GET A LOAD OF THIS ("surprise musical")	London Hippodrome	1941	12		515.1-4
263	GIANNI SCHICCHI (opera)	Covent Garden	1924	8	52.5
264	GIANNI SCHICCHI (opera)	Covent Garden	1962	44	52.6	291.9-17	757-759
265	GIOCONDA, LA (opera)	Covent Garden	1907	20	52.7-8	292.1
265	GIOCONDA, LA (opera)	unidentified	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
266	GIPSY BARON, THE	unidentified	nd	1	53.1
267	GIPSY LOVE (musical play)	Daly's Theatre	1912	73	53.2-6		760
267	GIPSY LOVE	tours, headlined by Leonard MacKay and Charlton Brough	nd	incl.	incl.		incl.
268	GIPSY PRINCESS, THE (musical operette)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1921	10	54.1	292.2-3
268	GIPSY PRINCESS, THE (operette)	Saville Theatre	1944	incl.	incl.	incl.
269	GIRL FROM UTAH, THE (musical play)	Adelphi Theatre	1913	4	54.2
270	GIRL IN THE TRAIN, THE (musical play)	Vaudeville Theatre	1910	14	54.3
271	GIRL ON THE FILM, THE (musical farce)	Gaiety Theatre	1913	13	54.4	292.4
271	GIRL ON THE FILM, THE	Gaiety Theatre production on tour	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
272	GIRLS OF GOTTENBERG, THE (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1907	13	54.5
272	GIRLS OF GOTTENBERG, THE	unidentified (amateur)	1927	incl.	incl.
272	GIRLS OF GOTTENBERG, THE	Gaiety Theatre production on tour	nd	incl.	incl.
273	GISELLE (ballet)	His Majesty's Theatre	1942	10		292.5-8
274	GLAMOROUS NIGHT	unidentified (amateur)	1938	35	54.6	292.9-293.2
275	GLORIANA (opera)	Covent Garden	1953	75	54.7	515.5-8	761-777, 1136
276	GOING GREEK (musical show)	Gaiety Theatre	1937	27	55.1	516.1-6	778
277	GOING TO TOWN	Trocadero	1938	20		293.3-9
278	GOLDEN LAND OF FAIRY TALES, THE (fairy play)	Aldwych Theatre	1911	6	55.2
see 138	GOLDILOCKS (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production in Oxford	[1962?]
see 193	GOLDILOCKS (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production in Sheffield	1963
279	GONDOLIERS, THE; OR, THE KING OF BARATARIA (comic opera)	Savoy Theatre	1889	38	55.3-4
279	GONDOLIERS, THE; OR, THE KING OF BARATARIA (comic opera)	Savoy Theatre	1907	incl.	incl.
279	GONDOLIERS, THE	unidentified U.S. production	nd	incl.	incl.
280	GONDOLIERS, THE	D'Oyly Carte Opera Company on tour	Jan. 1919	84	55.5-56.4	293.10	779
280	GONDOLIERS, THE (comic opera)	Princes Theatre	Sept. 1919	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
280	GONDOLIERS, THE	D'Oyly Carte Opera Company on tour	1926	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
281	GONDOLIERS, THE (comic opera)	Savoy Theatre	1929	75	57.1	516.7-518.8	780
282	GONDOLIERS, THE; OR, THE KING OF BARATARIA (comic opera)	Sadler's Wells	1947	62	57.2	294.1-13
283	GONDOLIERS, THE (comic opera)	unidentified	1950	1		294.14
see 546	GONDOLIERS, THE (comic opera)	unidentified	1951
284	GOOD LITTLE DEVIL, A (fairy play, originally titled A CHILD'S PLAY)	Republic Theatre, New York	1913	53	57.3-6	295.1
285	GOOD-NATURED MAN, THE (comedy)	Buxton Festival	1939	35	58.1
286	GOOD-NIGHT VIENNA	Scala Theatre	1936	109	58.2	295.2-296.18	781
287	GOOD OLD DAYS, THE (romantic musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1925	47	58.3-5		782
288	GÖTTERDÄMMERUNG (opera)	unidentified	1900, nd	19	58.6	518.9
289	GRAND DUCHESS, THE (operetta)	Daly's Theatre	1937	75	59.1	297.1-298.4, 518.10-12	783, 1137
290	GRASS WIDOWS, THE (comic opera)	Apollo Theatre	1912	60	59.2-6	298.5
291	GREAT CONSPIRACY, THE (drama)	Duke of York's Theatre	1907	13	60.1
292	GREAT DAY, THE (drama)	Drury Lane	1919	8	60.2
293	HABANERA, LA (opera)	Covent Garden	1910	12	60.3
294	HADDON HALL (light opera)	Savoy Theatre	1892	12	60.4
295	HALF-PAST EIGHT (revue)	Comedy Theatre	1916	11	60.5	519.1
296	HAMLET (tragedy)	Adelphi Theatre	1905	29	60.6	298.6-7
297	HAMLET (tragedy)	Haymarket Theatre	1944	47	60.7	298.8-20	784
298	HAMLET (opera)	Covent Garden	1910	8	60.8
299	HAMLET (opera)	unidentified	nd	6	60.9
300	HANSEL AND GRETEL (opera)	unidentified	nd	5	61.1
301	HAPPY DAY, THE (musical play)	Daly's Theatre	1916	30	61.2-3		785
302	HAPPY ISLAND, THE (play)	His Majesty's Theatre	1913	68	61.4-62.1	299.1-2
303	HAPPY RETURNS ("show with music and dancing")	Adelphi Theatre	1938	41	62.2	299.3-6, 519.2
304	HARLEQUIN KING, THE (masquerade)	[Imperial Theatre]	1906	5	62.3
305	HASSAN (poetic prose play)	His Majesty's Theatre	1923	68	62.4	299.7-300.7	786, 1138
306	HASSAN (play)	Cambridge Theatre	1951	55	62.5	519.3-8	787
307	HAVANA (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1908	29	63.1-2		788
308	HEAD OVER HEELS (musical comedy)	Adelphi Theatre	1923	43	63.3-64.1	300.8
309	HEIRESS, THE (play)	Haymarket Theatre	1949	31		300.9-17, 520.1-2
310	HELEN! (opéra bouffe)	Adelphi Theatre	1932	4		520.3-4
see 381	HENRY IV, PART I (historical play)	His Majesty's Theatre	1914
311	HENRY IV, PART I (play)	New Theatre	1945	2		301.1
312	HENRY V (historical play)	Drury Lane	1938	78	64.2	520.5-521.11	1139
see 381	HENRY V	unidentified	nd
see 93	HENRY VI	Bury St. Edmunds Abbey	1907
313	HENRY VI (Shakespeare ball)	unidentified	1911	5	64.3
see 381	HENRY VI	unidentified	nd
314	HENRY VIII	His Majesty's Theatre	1910	60	64.4-65.2	522.1	789
315	HEROD (historical play)	Her Majesty's Theatre	1900	147	65.3-66.1	522.2-3
316	HERODIADE (opera)	unidentified	nd	3	66.2
317	HIDE AND SEEK (play)	[His Majesty's Theatre]	1915	8	66.3
318	HIGH TIME! (revue)	London Palladium	1946	56		522.4-523.7	790
319	HIS HIGHNESS MY HUSBAND (fantastic comedy)	Comedy Theatre	1904	13	66.4
320	HIS MAJESTY; OR, THE COURT OF VIGNOLIA (comic opera)	Savoy Theatre	1897	40	66.5-6	301.2
321	H.M.S. PINAFORE (comic opera)	D'Oyly Carte Opera Company on tour	1919	10	66.7
322	H.M.S. PINAFORE; OR, THE LASS THAT LOVED A SAILOR (comic opera)	[Princes Theatre]	1920	20	67.1	301.3
323	H.M.S. PINAFORE	[Savoy Theatre?]	[1929?]	28	67.2	301.4-10
323	H.M.S. PINAFORE	D'Oyly Carte Opera Company production	1947	incl.	incl.	incl.
324	H.M.S. PINAFORE (comic opera)	unidentified	1952	1	67.3
325	H.M.S. PINAFORE (comic opera)	unidentified	nd	3		301.11
326	HOLY CITY, THE (scriptural drama)	Comedy Theatre	1914	69	67.4-68.2	301.12	791
327	HONEYMOON, THE	Oscar Asche's production in Australia	nd	41	68.3-5	523.8
328	HOPE, THE (sporting drama)	Drury Lane	1911	28	69.1-2	301.13
329	HOUP LA! (comedy with music)	St. Martin's Theatre	1913	21	69.3-4		792
330	HOUSE OF TEMPERLEY, THE ("melodrama of the ring")	Adelphi Theatre	1909	32	69.5-70.3
331	HOUSE ON THE BRIDGE, THE	Rea Company's tour	1944	22		301.14-20, 523.9
332	HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, THE (revue)	Adelphi Theatre	1929	55	70.4	302.1-9
333	HOW ARE THEY AT HOME? (topical comedy)	Apollo Theatre	1944	1		302.10
334	HUGUENOTS, LES (opera)	unidentified	1959	4	70.5
335	HUGUENOTS, LES (opera)	unidentified	nd	8	70.6
336	HULLO AMERICA! (revue)	[Palace Theatre]	[1918]	3	70.7
337	HULLO, RAG-TIME! (revue)	London Hippodrome	1912	18	70.8-71.1
338	HULLO, TANGO! (revue)	London Hippodrome	1914	46	71.2-3	523.10-12	793
338	HULLO, TANGO!	tours	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
339	HUMAN TOUCH, THE (play)	Savoy Theatre	1949	8	71.4	302.11-12
see 578	HUMOUROUS LIEUTENANT, THE (tragic comedy)	Drury Lane	1918
340	HUMPTY DUMPTY	Tom Arnold's production	[ca. 1950-1952]	57		524.1-18	794-795, 1140
341	HUMPTY DUMPTY	unidentified	1954	9		302.13-15
see 138, 193	HUMPTY DUMPTY (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production	1963
see 877	HUMPTY DUMPTY	Empire Theatre, Liverpool	nd
342	HUMPTY DUMPTY	Val Parnell's production	nd	3		302.16
343	IB AND LITTLE CHRISTINA ("picture in three parts")	Lyric Theatre	1904	8	71.5
344	IDEAL HUSBAND, AN (play)	Westminster Theatre	1943	15	71.6	302.17
345	IDEAL HUSBAND, AN; also incl. CANDIDE, MADELEINE SMITH, SPLENDID OUTCAST, and THE WONDER, all 1959	Pitlochry Festival Theatre	1959	36		302.18-303.2
346	IDOMENEO (opera); also incl. THE DESERT SONG, THE GONDOLIERS, MERRIE ENGLAND, MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND, THE NEW MOON, THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, and POMPADOUR, all 1951	Glyndebourne Festival Opera	[1951]	17		525.1-6
347	IF I WERE KING (romantic play)	St. James's Theatre	1902	24	71.7-72.1
348	IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, THE	Royale Theatre, New York	1947	2		525.7
349	IN DAYS OF OLD (romantic drama)	St. James's Theatre	1899	22	72.2
350	IN GOOD KING CHARLES'S GOLDEN DAYS	Malvern Festival Theatre	1939	22	72.3	525.8-526.2	796
351	IN THE SNARE ("adventure of 1810")	Savoy Theatre	1924	46	72.4-6	526.3
352	IOLANTHE; OR, THE PEER AND THE PERI (fairy opera)	Savoy Theatre	1907	33	73.1-2	303.3-5
352	IOLANTHE	Savoy Theatre production on tour	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
352	IOLANTHE	unidentified	1932-49, nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
353	IRENE (musical comedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1945	16		526.4-9
354	IRON HAND, THE	London Coliseum	1916	8	73.3	303.6
355	IT'S ALL WRONG (musical complaint)	Queen's Theatre	1920	15	73.4	303.7
356	IVANHOE (romantic opera)	Royal English Opera House	1891	6	73.5
357	IVANHOE (opera)	Covent Garden	1910	37	74.1-3	303.8
358	IVORY TOWER, THE (play)	Vaudeville Theatre	1950	5		526.10-11
359	JACK AND THE BEANSTALK; also incl. ALADDIN, 1943	Tom Arnold's tour	1943	8		303.9-10
see 137	JACK AND THE BEANSTALK (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production in Nottingham	1958
360	JACK AND THE BEANSTALK; also incl. PUSS IN BOOTS, ROBINSON CRUSOE, and THE SLEEPING BEAUTY, all 1959	Empire Theatre, Liverpool	1959	26		303.11-16	797
361	JENNY JONES (musical play)	London Hippodrome	1944	22		303.17-304.3
362	JEW SUSS	[Opera House], Blackpool	July 1929	113	74.4-76.2		798
362	JEW SUSS (tragicomedy)	[Duke of York's Theatre]	[Sept. 1929]	incl.	incl.		incl.
362	JEW SUSS	U. S. production	nd	incl.	incl.		incl.
363	JEWELS OF THE MADONNA	unidentified	nd	14	76.3
364	JILL DARLING	unidentified	nd	15		304.4-8
365	JOAN OF ARC	Théâtre du Chatelet, Paris	1891	34	76.4		799, 1210
366	JOAN OF ARC (opera)	Covent Garden	1913	67	76.5-77.4
367	JOAN OF ARC	unidentified	nd	45	78.1-3
368	JOHNNY JONES (revue)	Alhambra Theatre	1920	18	78.4-5	304.9
see 227	JOLIE FILLE DE PERTH, LA (opera)
369	JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN (play)	His Majesty's Theatre	1913	71	79.1-80.1		800-801
370	JOSEPHINE	Duke of York's Theatre	nd	5	80.2
371	JUDITH OF ISRAEL (biblical drama)	Strand Theatre	1928	39	80.3-4	304.10-13	802
372	JUIVE, LA	unidentified	nd	2	80.5
373	JULIUS CAESAR	[Lyric Theatre], New York	1912	38	81.1-2	304.14
374	JULIUS CAESAR (tragedy)	Drury Lane	1916	19	81.3	304.15-17	803-804
374	JULIUS CAESAR (tragedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1932	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
375	KAESO	unidentified	1905	6	81.4
376	KATINKA (musical play)	Shaftesbury Theatre	1923	128	81.5-82.4	304.18-19
376	KATINKA	amateur production on tour	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
377	KATJA, THE DANCER	[Prince's Theatre], Bradford	1924	2	83.1
378	KEEP SMILING (revue)	Alhambra Theatre	1913	4	83.2
379	KIND OF FOLLY, A (comedy)	Duchess Theatre	1955	7		305.1	805-806
380	KING AND I, THE (musical play)	Drury Lane	1953	58		305.2-15	807-812, 1141
381	KING HENRY IV, PART I (historical play); also incl. HENRY V and HENRY VI, both nd	His Majesty's Theatre	1914	23	83.3	305.16
382	KING JOHN	His Majesty's Theatre	nd	151	83.4-85.4	305.17-18
383	KING LEAR	unidentified	nd	21		306.1-7
384	KINGDOM FOR A COW, A (musical play)	Savoy Theatre	1935	62	85.5	306.8	1142
385	KINGMAKER, THE (play)	St. James's Theatre	1946	8	85.6	306.9	813
386	KING'S RHAPSODY (musical romance)	Palace Theatre	1949	157		527.1-530.8	1143
387	KING'S RHAPSODY (musical romance)	Palace Theatre (additional designs for 1949 production)	1950	26	86.1	306.10	814
388	KING'S RHAPSODY (musical romance)	Palace Theatre (additional designs for 1949 production)	1951	132	86.2-3	530.9-532.8	815
389	KING'S RHAPSODY (musical romance)	Palace Theatre	1949-51
389	Act I, Scene 1			19	86.4	532.9
389	Act I, Scene 2			5	86.5
389	Act I, Scene 3			6	86.6
389	Act I, Scene 4			15	86.7	532.10
389	Act I, Scene 6			43	86.8-87.1	306.11
389	Act II, Scene 1			13	87.2	306.12-13
389	Act II, Scene 2			8	87.3	532.11
389	Act III, Scenes 2 and 4			5	87.4
389	Act III, Scene 5			4		306.14
390	KING'S RHAPSODY	unidentified (probably Palace Theatre, 1949-1951)	nd	46	87.5	532.12
391	KING'S RHAPSODY	unidentified (amateur)	1963	75		306.15-307.11	816
392	KISMET	Oscar Asche's U.S. tour	1911	51	87.6-88.2	307.12
392	KISMET (melodrama)	Globe Theatre	1914	incl.	incl.	incl.
393	KISMET (musical play)	Stoll Theatre	1955	328	88.3-89.1	307.13-309.13	817, 1211
393	KISMET	production in Australia	1955	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
393	KISMET (musical Arabian night)	Neath Amateur Operatic Society's production	1961	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
393	KISMET (musical Arabian night)	Wolverhampton Musical Comedy Company's production	1961	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
394	KISMET	unidentified	nd	5	89.2
395	KNIGHTS OF MADNESS (revue)	Victoria Palace	1950	35	89.3	533.1-9	818
396	KONG (play with music)	Cambridge Theatre	1931	105	89.4-6	309.14-21	819
397	LADY BARBARITY	Comedy Theatre	1908	22	90.1-2	310.1
398	LADY MADCAP (musical play)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1904	9	90.3	310.2
399	LADY OF LEEDS, THE (farcical romance)	Wyndham's Theatre	1905	2	90.4
400	LADY OF THE ROSE, THE	unidentified	nd	41	90.5	310.3
401	LADY PATRICIA (comedy)	Empire Theatre, New York	1912	32	90.6-7	310.4
402	LADY TATTERS (romantic light opera)	Shaftesbury Theatre	1907	58	91.1-4
403	LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN (play)	Haymarket Theatre	1945	10	91.5	533.10-11
404	LAST LOAD, THE	London Coliseum	nd	4	91.6	310.5
405	LAST OF THE DANDIES, THE	Her Majesty's Theatre	1901	48	92.1	533.12
406	LAST WALTZ, THE (musical comedy)	Gaiety Theatre	1922	29	92.2	533.13-16
406	LAST WALTZ, THE	unidentified (amateur)	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
407	LATIN QUARTER (revue)	Casino Theatre	1949	27		534.1-9
408	LATIN QUARTER, 1950 (revue)	Casino Theatre	1950	36		310.6-16, 534.10	1144
409	LAUGHING CAVALIER, THE (musical romance)	Adelphi Theatre	1937	103	92.3	311.1-17, 534.11-12	1145
410	LAVENDER	Robert Courtneidge's tour	1930	16	92.4	312.1
411	LETTER FROM PARIS (play)	Aldwych Theatre	1952	16		312.2-7
412	LIEBELEI	unidentified	nd	154	92.5-93.2	312.8-313.9
413	LIFE WITH FATHER	Savoy Theatre	1947	15		313.10-14
414	LIGHTS UP! (revue)	Charles B. Cochran's production in Manchester	1939	29		313.15-314.3
415	LILAC DOMINO, THE (operetta)	Empire Theatre	1918	36	93.3	314.4
416	LILAC DOMINO, THE	Joe Sacks' production	1928	62	93.4-94.1	314.5
417	LILAC DOMINO, THE	tour	1932	5	94.2	314.6
418	LILAC DOMINO, THE (operette)	His Majesty's Theatre	1943	51		535.1-536.8	820-821
419	LILAC TIME	Tom Arnold's productions in England and South Africa	1963
419	Act I			32	94.3	314.7-15
419	Act II			23		314.16-23
419	Act III			25		315.1-9
419	Miscellaneous			20	94.4		822
420	LILIES OF THE FIELD, THE	unidentified	nd	4	94.5
421	LISBON STORY, THE (musical play)	London Hippodrome	1943	19	94.6	315.10-13	823
422	LISTENERS (play)	Wyndham's Theatre	1928	4	94.7
423	LITTLE ADMIRAL, THE (play)	[Lyric Theatre]	1907	17	94.8	316.1
424	LITTLE CATHERINE (comedy)	Phoenix Theatre	1931	41	94.9	316.2-11	824
425	LITTLE CHERUB, THE (musical play)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1906	10	94.10
426	LITTLE DUTCH GIRL, A (musical play)	Lyric Theatre	1920	61	95.1
427	LITTLE FATHER OF THE WILDERNESS, THE (comedy)	Comedy Theatre	1905	20	95.2
428	LITTLE JAPANESE GIRL, A (play)	Duke of York's Theatre	1907	5	95.3
429	LITTLE MICHUS, THE (comic opera)	Daly's Theatre	1905	49	95.4-96.1	316.12
430	LITTLE MINISTER, THE	[Haymarket Theatre]	[1897/1899]	76	96.2-4	317.1-3	825
430	LITTLE MINISTER, THE (comedy)	Duke of York's Theatre	1914	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
430	LITTLE MINISTER, THE (romance)	Queen's Theatre	1923	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
430	LITTLE MINISTER, THE	tour	[1924?]	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
see 138	LITTLE OLD KING COLE (pantomime)	Palace Theatre, Manchester	[1962?]
see 138	LITTLE OLD KING COLE (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production in [Oxford?]	[1962?]
see 138	LITTLE OLD KING COLE (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production	[1962?]
431	LOHENGRIN (opera)	London Coliseum	1908	12	96.5
432	LOHENGRIN (opera)	Covent Garden	nd	40	96.6-97.1
433	LONDON ASSURANCE (comedy)	St. James's Theatre	1913	15	97.2	317.4
see 655	LONDON ASSURANCE	Malvern Festival Theatre	1932
434	LONDON LIFE (play)	Drury Lane	1924	12	97.3	317.5-7
435	LONDON PRIDE	Wyndham's Theatre	1916	1	97.4
436	LOOK WHO'S HERE	unidentified	nd	2	97.5
437	LORELEY (opera)	Covent Garden	1907	3	97.6
438	LOUISE (opera)	unidentified	1901-10, nd	10	97.7
439	LOVE IN A COTTAGE (play)	Globe Theatre	1918	6	97.8
440	LOVE LIES (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1929	1	97.9
441	LOVE RACE, THE (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1930	20	97.10-98.1	317.8
442	LOVE'S AWAKENING (light opera)	Empire Theatre	1922	13	98.2	317.9
443	LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST	Shakespeare Memorial Theatre	1934	14	98.3	536.9-12
444	LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST	Shakespeare Memorial Theatre	1946	34		317.10-318.5	826
445	LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST	unidentified	nd	2	98.4
446	LOVE'S PRISONER (musical play)	Adelphi Theatre	1925	51	98.5-98.7		827
447	LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR (opera)	Covent Garden	1902	8	99.1
448	LUCKY STAR, THE (comic opera)	Savoy Theatre	1899	114	99.2-3
448	LUCKY STAR, THE	tour, headlined by J. J. Dallas	nd	incl.	incl.
449	LULLABY (play)	Globe Theatre	1925	61	99.4-100.1		828
450	LYSISTRATA	Little Theatre	1911	13	100.2
451	MACAIRE (melodramatic farce)	Her Majesty's Theatre	1901	6	100.3	318.6
452	MACBETH (tragedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1911	83	100.4-101.4	537.1
see 578	MACBETH	Drury Lane	1918
453	MACBETH (tragedy)	Winter Garden	1945	29	101.5	318.7-11
454	MACBETH	Michael Redgrave's production	nd	5		318.12	829
455	MACBETH	unidentified	nd	4		537.2-3
see 345	MADELEINE SMITH	Pitlochry Festival Theatre	1959
456	MAGIC CARPET (musical extravaganza)	Princes Theatre	1943	62	102.1	318.13-319.15, 537.4	1146
457	MAGIC FLUTE, THE [DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE] (opera)	Aldwych Theatre	1917	39	102.2	319.16-23
457	MAGIC FLUTE, THE (opera)	unidentified	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
see 585	MAGYAR MELODY (musical romance)	His Majesty's Theatre	1939
458	MAGYAR MELODY	Rushden Operatic Society's production	1951	72		320.1-18	830
458	MAGYAR MELODY	Dewsbury Collegians Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society's production	1951	incl.		incl.	incl.
459	MAGYAR MELODY (musical romance)	unidentified	nd	5	102.3
460	MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS, THE (musical play)	Daly's Theatre	1917	79	102.4-7	320.19-21	831
461	MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS, THE (musical play)	London Hippodrome	1930	8	103.1
462	MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS, THE	Julian Wylie Productions Ltd.	1964	13		321.1-3	832
see 681	MALADE IMAGINAIRE, LE (comedy)
463	MALINGERER, THE (fantastic wordless comedy)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1912	8	103.2
464	MAN AND SUPERMAN (play)	New Theatre	1951	15		537.5-8	833
465	MAN WHO WAS, THE	His Majesty's Theatre	1903	1	103.3
466	MAN WITH A LOAD OF MISCHIEF, THE (comedy)	Haymarket Theatre	1925	9	103.4	537.9
466	MAN WITH A LOAD OF MISCHIEF, THE	Dennis Neilson-Terry's South African tour	[1926]	incl.	incl.	incl.
466	MAN WITH A LOAD OF MISCHIEF, THE	tour, headlined by Edgar Norfolk	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
467	MANON (opera)	Covent Garden	1920	6	103.5	321.4
468	MANON (opera)	productions with Maggie Teyte and Margaret Sheridan	nd	25	103.6-7
468	MANON LESCAUT (opera)	Covent Garden	1905	incl.	incl.
469	MAN'S HOUSE, A (play)	Malvern Festival Theatre	1934	21		537.10-538.3
470	MARIE ODILE (play)	His Majesty's Theatre	1915	3	103.8
471	MARIGOLD	unidentified	nd	11	104.1
472	MARITANA (opera)	unidentified	nd	7	104.2
473	MARLBOROUGHS, THE	Fred Terry's productions	1923, 1924	23	104.3	321.5-8
474	MARQUISE, THE	unidentified	1959	4			834
475	MARRIAGE A LA MODE (play)	St. James's Theatre	1946	27		321.9-17
476	MARRIAGE MARKET, THE (musical play)	Daly's Theatre	1913	37	104.4-6	321.18
476	MARRIAGE MARKET, THE	Daly's Theatre production on tour	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
477	MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE, A (comedy)	Globe Theatre	1920	11	104.7	321.19
478	MARRIAGE OF FIGARO, THE (opera)	Covent Garden	1949	19			835-839
479	MARTHA (opera)	unidentified	nd	1	105.1
480	MARVELLOUS STORY OF PUSS IN BOOTS, THE (play)	Fortune Theatre	1954	14		321.20-24	840
481	MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS	unidentified	nd	4	105.2
482	MARY READ (play)	His Majesty's Theatre	1934	28	105.3	322.1-3
483	MASKED BALL, A [UN BALLO IN MASCHERA] (opera)	Covent Garden	1952	17			841-844
484	MASQUE OF WAR AND PEACE, THE	Her Majesty's Theatre	1900	108	105.4-5	322.4-6, 538.4
485	MEASURE FOR MEASURE	Oscar Asche's production	nd	1	105.6
486	MEFISTOFELE (opera)	unidentified	1912, nd	16	105.7
486	MEFISTOFELE (opera)	Covent Garden	1914	incl.	incl.
487	MEISTERSINGER, DIE (opera); also incl. FAUST, nd	Covent Garden	[1901]	43	105.8-106.2
487	MEISTERSINGER, DIE (opera)	unidentified	nd	incl.	incl.
487	MEISTERSINGER VON NURNBERG, DIE (opera)	productions with Thea Philips and Heddle Nash	[1930s]	incl.	incl.
488	MERCHANT OF VENICE, THE (comedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1908	32	106.3-4		845
488	MERCHANT OF VENICE, THE	Drury Lane	nd	incl.	incl.		incl.
see 37	MERCHANT OF VENICE, THE	Oscar Asche's production [in Australia?]	[1909?]
489	MERCHANT OF VENICE, THE	unidentified	nd	4	106.5
490	MERCHANT OF VENICE, THE	unidentified	nd	4		322.7
491	MERCHANT OF VENICE, THE	unidentified	nd	7	106.6
492	MERELY MOLLY (musical comedy)	Adelphi Theatre	1926	12	106.7	322.8
493	MERRIE ENGLAND (comic opera)	Princes Theatre	1934	70	107.1	322.9-323.8	1147
494	MERRIE ENGLAND (comic opera)	Princes Theatre	1945	78	107.2	538.5-539.14	846
494	MERRIE ENGLAND	Jack Waller's tour	1945	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
see 546	MERRIE ENGLAND	unidentified	1951
495	MERRY WIDOW, THE (musical play)	Daly's Theatre	1907	18	107.3
496	MERRY WIDOW, THE (musical play)	His Majesty's Theatre	1943	25	107.4	323.9-15	847
497	MERRY WIDOW, THE	unidentified (amateur)	1958, 1959	86	107.5	323.16-324.15	848-849
498	MERRY WIDOW, THE	unidentified	nd	2	107.6
499	MERVEILLEUSES, LES (comic opera)	Daly's Theatre	1906	40	107.7-9	324.16
500	MESSENGER BOY, THE (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1900	21	108.1	324.17
500	MESSENGER BOY, THE	Gaiety Theatre production on tour	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
501	MIDSUMMER MARRIAGE, THE (opera)	Covent Garden	1955	5		324.18-19
502	MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, A (comedy)	Her Majesty's Theatre	1900	66		324.20
503	MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, A (comedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1911	75	108.2-4
504	MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, A (comedy)	Drury Lane	1924	15	108.5	324.21
505	MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, A (comedy)	Open Air Theatre	1942	3		324.22
506	MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, A (comedy)	Haymarket Theatre	1945	16	109.1	325.1-4
507	MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, A	unidentified	1950, 1958	12	109.2	539.15-16
508	MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, A	unidentified	nd	1	109.3
see also 1014	MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, A
509	MIGNON (opera)	unidentified	nd	10	109.4
510	MILLER'S DAUGHTER, THE	Theatre Royal, Manchester	nd	5	109.5	325.5
511	MIRETTE (opera)	Savoy Theatre	1894	50	109.6-8
512	MIS' NELL O' NEW ORLEANS (fantastic comedy)	Duke of York's Theatre	1921	21	109.9	325.6
513	MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND (Dutch musical incident)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1914	88	110.1-111.1		1148
513	MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND (Dutch musical incident)	Daly's Theatre	1932	incl.	incl.		incl.
513	MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND	Emile Littler's tour	1945	incl.	incl.		incl.
513	MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND	unidentified (amateur)	nd	incl.	incl.		incl.
see 546	MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND	unidentified	1951
514	MISTRESS WILFUL (play)	Strand Theatre	1915	14	111.2	325.7
515	MONEY (comedy)	Drury Lane	1911	67	111.3-112.1	539.17
516	MONNA VANNA (play)	Queen's Theatre	1914	25	112.2	325.8
517	MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE (romantic opera)	Princes Theatre	1919	54	112.3-6
518	MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE	unidentified	nd	24		325.9-16
519	MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE (romantic opera)	unidentified	nd	2	113.1
520	MONTH IN THE COUNTRY, A (comedy)	St. James's Theatre	1943	36	113.2	325.17-326.3
521	MOON AND THE CHIMNEY, THE	Henry Sherek's tour	1955	4		326.4-5
522	MORE (ODDS AND ENDS) (revue)	Ambassadors Theatre	1915	31	113.3-4	326.6
523	MOTHER GOOSE	unidentified	1955	10		326.7-10
524	MOUNTAINEERS, THE (romantic comic opera)	Savoy Theatre	1909	44	113.5-114.2		850
525	MR. GEORGE (comedy)	Vaudeville Theatre	1907	31	114.3-4
526	MR. JARVIS (play)	Wyndham's Theatre	1911	79	114.5-115.3	326.11
527	MR. MANHATTAN (musical play)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1916	11	115.4	326.12
528	MR. PEPYS (ballad opera)	Everyman Theatre	1926	5	115.5	539.18
529	MR. POPPLE OF IPPLETON (comedy with music)	Apollo Theatre	1905	17	116.1-2
see 138	MR. WHITTINGTON [TURN AGAIN WHITTINGTON?] (pantomime)	Bristol Hippodrome	[1962?]
530	MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (opera)	Covent Garden	1901	12	116.3
531	MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (comedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1905	109	116.4-117.1	326.13
532	MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING	unidentified	nd	2		326.14
533	MUSKETEERS, THE	Lewis Waller's tour	nd	19	117.2
534	MY LADY MOLLY (comic opera)	Terry's Theatre	1903	104	117.3-4		851
535	NAUGHTY MARIETTA	James Shirvell's tour	1945	119	117.5	326.15-327.23	852
536	NERO	His Majesty's Theatre	1906	81	117.6-118.2	540.1-3	1149
537	NEW MOON, THE (romantic musical play)	Drury Lane	1929	113	118.3-119.2		853-854
537	NEW MOON, THE	production in Australia	nd	incl.	incl.		incl.
see 546	NEW MOON, THE	unidentified	1951
538	NIGHT IN VENICE, A (operetta)	Cambridge Theatre	1944	75		540.4-541.11	1150
539	NINA ROSA	Lee Ephraim's tour	Feb. 1931	76	119.3-4	541.12
539	NINA ROSA (musical play)	Lyceum Theatre	July 1931	incl.	incl.	incl.
540	NO OTHER TIGER	Dennis Neilson-Terry's tour	[Oct.?] 1928	33	119.5	327.24
540	NO OTHER TIGER (drama)	St. James's Theatre	Dec. 1928	incl.	incl.	incl.
541	NOBLE SPANIARD, THE (Victorian farce)	Royalty Theatre	1909	32	120.1-2
542	NOT LIKELY (revue)	Alhambra Theatre	1914	45	120.3-4	327.25
543	NOW'S THE TIME	Alhambra Theatre	1915	60	121.1-2		855
544	OCEAN REVUE, THE (revue)	Ocean Theatre, Clacton-on-Sea	1961	14	121.3	327.26
545	OCEAN REVUE, THE (revue)	Ocean Theatre, Clacton-on-Sea	1962	44	121.4-5	327.27
546	OCEAN REVUE, THE (revue); also incl. SUMMER SHOW, 1963	Ocean Theatre, Clacton-on-Sea	1963	22	121.6	327.28-30	856
547; see also 1019	O'FLYNN, THE ("tale of love and war")	His Majesty's Theatre	1910	50	122.1-3		857
548	OH, JULIE! (musical comedy)	Shaftesbury Theatre	1920	7	122.4	328.1
549	OH! MY PAPA! (comedy with music)	Garrick Theatre	1957	22	122.5	328.2-7	858
550	OH! OH!! DELPHINE!!! (musical comedy)	Shaftesbury Theatre	1913	29	122.6-123.1	328.8
551	OKLAHOMA! (musical play)	unidentified (amateur)	1955, 1958	49		328.9-24	859
552	OKLAHOMA! (musical play)	unidentified (amateur)	1958, 1959	217	123.2	329.1-331.19	1151
553	OLD CHELSEA	Bernard Delfont's tour	1942	62		541.13-543.3	860
553	OLD CHELSEA (musical romance)	Princes Theatre	1943	incl.		incl.	incl.
see 138	OLD KING COLE (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production Manchester	[1962?]
554	OLD KING COLE (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production in Manchester	nd	24		543.4-11	861
555	OLD MAID, THE	[King's Theatre], Glasgow	1936	18		544.1-6
556	OLD MUSIC (play)	St. James's Theatre	1937	33		331.20-332.5, 545.1	862
557	OLIVER TWIST	His Majesty's Theatre	1912	9	123.3	332.6
see 578	ON THE FIRST NIGHT OF DR. JOHNSON'S "IRENE"	Drury Lane	1918
558	ONE DAM THING AFTER ANOTHER (revue)	London Pavilion	1927	11	123.4	332.7
559	ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD	unidentified	nd	11		332.8-11
560	OPERETTE	[Opera House], Manchester	Feb. 1938	98	123.5	545.2-547.8	1152
560	OPERETTE (musical play)	His Majesty's Theatre	Mar. 1938	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
561	ORCHID, THE (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1903	69	123.6-124.1
see 562	ORFEO ET EURIDICE (opera)
see 655	OROONOKO	Malvern Festival Theatre	1932
562	ORPHÉE [ORFEO ET EURIDICE] (opera)	Covent Garden	1905	3	124.2
563	OTELLO (opera)	unidentified	1910, nd	17	124.3
564	OTELLO (opera)	Aldwych Theatre	1916	44	124.4-5	548.1-3
565	OTELLO (opera)	Covent Garden	1955	81		548.4-550.13	863
566	OTHELLO (tragedy)	Lyric Theatre	1902	8	124.6
567	OTHELLO (tragedy)	Shaftesbury Theatre	1905	16	125.1		864
568	OTHELLO (tragedy)	Lyric Theatre	1906	3	125.2
569	OTHELLO (tragedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1907	2	125.3
570	OTHELLO (tragedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1912	90	125.4-6		865
571	OTHELLO; also incl. THE EAGLE HAS TWO HEADS, 1946	Arts Theatre Players' production	1946	15			866-870
572	OTHELLO (tragedy)	St. James's Theatre	1951	33	126.1	332.12-19, 550.14
573	OTHELLO	unidentified	nd	6	126.2
574	OUR NELL (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1924	36	126.3-4	332.20
575	PACIFIC 1860 (musical romance)	Drury Lane	1946	78	126.5	550.15-552.9	870a-b, 1153
576	PAGAN IN THE PARLOUR	unidentified	nd	11			871-874
577	PAGANINI (operette)	Lyceum Theatre	1937	125	126.6	333.1-334.8, 553.1-2	1154
578	PAGEANT OF DRURY LANE THEATRE, THE: Episode II, THE HUMOUROUS LIEUTENANT (tragic comedy); Episode III, MACBETH; Episode IV, ON THE FIRST NIGHT OF DR. JOHNSON'S "IRENE"; also incl. THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, 1918	Drury Lane	1918	15	126.7	334.9
579	PAGEANT OF FAIR WOMEN	Queen's Hall	1917	39	126.8-127.1	553.3
580	PAGLIACCI, IL (opera)	Covent Garden	nd	9	127.2
581	PALLADIUM REVUE	London Palladium	1943	23		334.10-15	875
582	PANAMA HATTIE (musical comedy)	Lee Ephraim's production in Manchester	1943	12		553.4-7
583	PANTALOON ("plea for an ancient family")	Duke of York's Theatre	[1905]	5	127.3
584	PAOLO AND FRANCESCA (tragedy)	St. James's Theatre	1902	30	127.4-5
585	PAPRIKA (romantic play with music); also incl. MAGYAR MELODY, 1939	His Majesty's Theatre	1938	113	127.6	334.16-335.18	1155
586	PARSIFAL (opera)	Covent Garden	1914	17	128.1
see 182	PASSING SHOW OF 1915, THE: "DAVID COPPERFIELD" (travesty)	Palace Theatre	1915
587	PATIENCE; OR, BUNTHORNE'S BRIDE (comic opera)	[Savoy Theatre]	[1907]	95	128.2	336.1-15, 553.8
587	PATIENCE	Savoy Theatre	1918	incl.	incl.	incl.
587	PATIENCE; OR, BUNTHORNE'S BRIDE (opera)	[Princes Theatre]	1919	incl.	incl.	incl.
587	PATIENCE; OR, BUNTHORNE'S BRIDE (comic opera)	[Princes Theatre]	1921	incl.	incl.	incl.
587	PATIENCE	Leek Amateur Opera Society's production	1921	incl.	incl.	incl.
588	PATIENCE (comic opera)	unidentified	1937	13		336.16-20
589	PATRIE! (opera)	[Opéra, Paris?]	1887	3	128.3
590	PEARL FISHERS, THE (opera)	unidentified	nd	8	128.4		876
591	PEGGY (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1911	22	128.5-6
592	PELLÉAS ET MÉLISANDE (opera)	unidentified	nd	6	128.7	337.1
593	PENNY FOR A SONG, A (farcical comedy)	Haymarket Theatre	1951	20	128.8	337.2
594	PERCHANCE TO DREAM (musical romance)	London Hippodrome	1945	269	128.9	553.9-12	1-77, 877-880, 1156
594	PERCHANCE TO DREAM	Ivor Novello's South African tour	[1947]	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
594	PERCHANCE TO DREAM	Ivor Novello's tour	1948	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
594	PERCHANCE TO DREAM	B.B.C. production	[195-]	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
594	PERCHANCE TO DREAM	Mill Hill Amateur Operatic Society's production	1962	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
595; see also 32	PERFECT GENTLEMAN, THE	His Majesty's Theatre	1913	32	129.1-2	337.3
596	PERICHOLE, LA (comic opera)	Garrick Theatre	1897	52		337.4-9
see 599	PERICLES	Open Air Theatre	1939
597	PERSIAN PRINCESS, A (musical play)	Queen's Theatre	1909	42	129.3-130.1	337.10
598	PETER PAN; OR, THE BOY WHO WOULDN'T GROW UP (play)	Duke of York's Theatre	1904	21		554-555
599	PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, THE; also incl. PERICLES, 1939	Olympic Theatre	nd	53	130.2	337.11-16
600	PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, THE	Covent Garden	nd	21		337.17-20
601	PINK CHAMPAGNE	unidentified	nd	61	130.3	337.21-338.16
602	PINK CHAMPAGNE	unidentified	nd	10		338.17-20
603	PINK STRING AND SEALING WAX (play)	Duke of York's Theatre	1943	4		338.21-22
604	PINKIE AND THE FAIRIES (fairy play)	His Majesty's Theatre	1908	14	130.4
605	PINS AND NEEDLES	unidentified	nd	4	130.5
606	PIRATES OF PENZANCE, THE; OR, THE SLAVE OF DUTY (melo-dramatic opera)	[Opera Comique]	[1880]	11	130.6	338.23
606	PIRATES OF PENZANCE, THE; OR, THE SLAVE OF DUTY (comic opera)	Savoy Theatre	1908	incl.	incl.	incl.
607	PIRATES OF PENZANCE, THE; OR, THE SLAVE OF DUTY (comic opera)	[Princes Theatre]	1920	26	130.7-8	338.24
see 546	PIRATES OF PENZANCE, THE (comic opera)	unidentified	1951
608	PIRATES OF PENZANCE, THE (comic opera)	unidentified	nd	27		338.25-33
609	PLAIN AND FANCY (musical comedy)	Drury Lane	1956	20	131.1	339.1-5	881
see 655	PLAY OF THE WEATHER	Malvern Festival Theatre	1932
610	POLLY (play)	Kingsway Theatre	1922	19	131.2		882, 1212
610	POLLY	tour, headlined by Miss Hignell	nd	incl.	incl.		incl.
611	POMANDER WALK (comedy)	Wallack's Theatre, New York	1911	37	131.3-5
see 546	POMPADOUR	unidentified	1951
612	POPPY (musical comedy)	Gaiety Theatre	1924	17	131.6	339.6
613	POUPÉE, LA (comic opera)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1897	145	132.1-4	339.7-8
614	POUPÉE, LA	unidentified	nd	5		339.9-10
615	POWER OF DARKNESS, THE (play)	Lyric Theatre	1948	33		339.11-14	883-887
616	PRAYER OF THE SWORD, THE (play)	Adelphi Theatre	1904	53	133.1-3		888
617	PRESENT ARMS (musical comedy)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1940	7		339.15-17
618	PRIDE AND PREJUDICE	unidentified	nd	14	133.4
619	PRIMROSE (musical comedy)	Winter Garden	1924	6	133.5	339.18
620	PRIMROSE	unidentified	nd	5	133.6
621	PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL, THE [THE SLEEPING PRINCE]	unidentified	nd	9		340.1-2	889
622	PRINCE IGOR	unidentified	nd	3	133.7
623	PRINCESS AND THE VAGABOND, THE	unidentified	nd	1	134.1
624	PRINCESS CAPRICE (comedy with music)	Shaftesbury Theatre	1912	14	134.2		78
624	PRINCESS CAPRICE	[Reginald?] Highley's tour	nd	incl.	incl.		incl.
625	PRINCESS CHARMING (musical romance)	Palace Theatre	1926	67	134.3-5		890
626	PRINCESS IDA	Savoy Theatre	1921	78	135.1-4		79-81, 891-892, 1157, 1213
626	PRINCESS IDA	Savoy Theatre production on tour	nd	incl.	incl.		incl.
627	PRINCESS OF KENSINGTON, A (comic opera)	Savoy Theatre	1903	12	135.5
628	PRINCESSE OSRA, LA (romantic opera)	Covent Garden	1902	7	136.1
629	PRISONER OF ZENDA, THE (romantic play)	St. James's Theatre	1896	15	136.2		82-83
630	PRISONER OF ZENDA, THE (romantic play)	Haymarket Theatre	1923	38	136.3		893
631	PRODIGAL SON, THE	Drury Lane	1905	24	136.4-5
632	PROUD MAISIE (romantic play)	Aldwych Theatre	1912	8	136.6
633	PUNCH REVUE, THE (revue)	Duke of York's Theatre	1955	35			84-95, 1158
634	PUNCHINELLO (play)	Globe Theatre	1932	142	136.7-137.4	340.3	1159
635	PUPPENFEE, DIE (ballet)	Anna Pavlova's production	1914	9	138.1
636	PURPLE MASK, THE; also incl. THE PURPLE MASK (film), nd	Matheson Lang's tour	1918	21	138.2		894
637	PURSUIT OF PAMELA, THE (comedy)	Royalty Theatre	1913	4	138.3
638	PUSH AND GO! (revue); also incl. BUSINESS AS USUAL, 1915	London Hippodrome	1915	22	138.4-5		895
see 360	PUSS IN BOOTS	Brighton Hippodrome	1959
see 138, 193	PUSS IN BOOTS (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production [in Birmingham]	1963
see 138, 193	PUSS IN BOOTS (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production	1963
see 233	PUT AND TAKE (revue)	Queen's Theatre	1921
639	PYGMALION (romance)	St. James's Theatre	1953	20		340.4-10	896
640	PYGMALION	unidentified	nd	6		340.11-12
641	QUADRILLE (romantic comedy)	Phoenix Theatre	1952	31	138.6	340.13-18	897-898
641	QUADRILLE (romantic comedy)	Coronet Theatre, New York	1954	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
642	QUAKER GIRL, THE (musical play)	Adelphi Theatre	1910	12	138.7	341.1-2
643	QUAKER GIRL, THE (musical play)	unidentified	1957	27	138.8	341.3-11
644	QUALITY STREET (comedy)	Vaudeville Theatre	1902	63	138.9-139.3		899
644	QUALITY STREET (comedy)	Duke of York's Theatre	1913	incl.	incl.		incl.
645	QUALITY STREET (comedy)	Haymarket Theatre	1921	23	139.4	341.12-13
646	QUALITY STREET (comedy)	Haymarket Theatre	1929	5	139.5	341.14
646	QUALITY STREET	production in Australia	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
647	QUEEN AND THE REBELS, THE	Henry Sherek's production	nd	1			900
648	QUEEN OF HEARTS	Palace Theatre, Manchester	1925	8	139.6	341.15
649	QUEEN OF HEARTS	unidentified	nd	8		341.16-18	96
650	QUEEN OF SPADES, THE (opera)	Covent Garden	[1951?]	22			97-103, 901
651	QUEEN VICTORIA	unidentified	ca. 1926	32	140.1-2	341.19-20
652	RAINBOW, THE (revue)	Empire Theatre	1923	1		342.1
653	RAINBOW INN	Scala Theatre	1936	47	140.3	342.2-16	1160
654	RAINBOW SQUARE (musical play)	Stoll Theatre	1951	142	140.4	342.17-343.20	1161
655	RALPH ROISTER DOISTER; also incl. THE ALCHEMIST, LONDON ASSURANCE, OROONOKO, PLAY OF THE WEATHER, and TOM THUMB, all 1932	Malvern Festival Theatre	1932	12		343.21-22	902
656	RAPE OF THE BELT, THE (play)	Piccadilly Theatre	1957	16		343.23-28
657	RAZZLE-DAZZLE (revue)	Drury Lane	1916	31	140.5-6		903
658	REBEL MAID, THE	unidentified	nd	7	141.1
659	REBEL MAID, THE	unidentified	nd	19	141.2
see 41	RED RIDING HOOD	Opera House, Leicester	1950
660	RED SHOES, THE (spectacular ballet)	Alhambra Theatre	1898	15		344.1
661	REMNANT (play)	Royalty Theatre	1917	8	141.3	344.2
662	RENAISSANCE	Shaftesbury Theatre	nd	7	141.4
663	RESURRECTION	His Majesty's Theatre	1903	81	141.5-6	344.3-4
664	RHEINGOLD, DAS (opera)	unidentified	nd	6	141.7
665	RICHARD II (tragedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1903	274	142.1-144.1	344.5
666	RICHARD II	unidentified	nd	6	144.2
667	RICHARD II	unidentified	nd	2	144.3
668	RIGOLETTO (opera)	Cambridge Theatre	1947	88		344.6-345.16
669	RIGOLETTO (opera)	unidentified	nd	18	144.4
670	RIKI-TIKI (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1926	71	144.5-145.2		904
671	RING ROUND THE MOON ("charade with music")	Globe Theatre	1950	7	145.3	345.17	905
672	RIO RITA (romantic musical comedy)	Prince Edward Theatre	1930	61	145.4	345.18-346.4
673	RIP VAN WINKLE	His Majesty's Theatre	nd	57	145.5-6
674	RISING OF THE SUN, THE	unidentified	1921	18	146.1
675	RIVALS, THE (comedy)	Lyric Theatre	1910	18	146.2-3
676	RIVALS, THE (comedy)	Criterion Theatre	1945	16			104-108
677	RIVALS, THE (comedy)	Saville Theatre	1956	16		346.5-8
678	RIVALS, THE	Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith	1962	8	146.4	346.9
679	ROAD TO ROME, THE (play)	Strand Theatre	1928	6	146.5
680	ROBINSON CRUSOE (pantomime)	Theatre Royal, Birmingham	1927	12	146.6	346.10
see 360	ROBINSON CRUSOE	Tom Arnold's production in Manchester	1959
see 138, 193	ROBINSON [CRUSOE] (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production [in Liverpool]	1963
see 138, 193	ROBINSON CRUSOE (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production	1963
see 877	ROBINSON CRUSOE	Tom Arnold's production	nd
681	ROBUST INVALID, THE [LE MALADE IMAGINAIRE] (comedy)	Apollo Theatre	1938	14	146.7	346.11
682	ROMANCE	Murray King's tour	1920	20	147.1	346.12
682	ROMANCE	Murray King and Clarke's Eastbourne tour	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
683	ROMANOFF AND JULIET	unidentified (amateur)	1958	3		346.13
684	ROMANTIC YOUNG LADY, THE	unidentified	nd	3	147.2
685	ROMEO AND JULIET (tragedy)	New Theatre	1911	69	147.3-5	346.14
686	ROMEO AND JULIET (tragedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1913	4		346.15-16
687	ROMEO AND JULIET	unidentified (John Gielgud's production?)	nd	2		346.17
688	ROMEO AND JULIET	unidentified	nd	24	148.1
689	ROMEO AND JULIET (opera)	Aldwych Theatre	1916	30	148.2-3	346.18
690	ROMEO ET JULIET (opera)	Covent Garden	nd	18	148.4
691	ROSE MARIE (musical play: "romance of the Canadian rockies")	Drury Lane	1925	67	148.5-149.3
692	ROSE MARIE (musical play)	Craft House production (amateur)	1933	2		346.19
692	ROSE MARIE (musical play)	unidentified (amateur)	1934	incl.		incl.
693	ROSE MARIE	Tom Arnold's tours	June 1942	3		346.20
693	ROSE MARIE (musical romance)	Stoll Theatre	July 1942	incl.		incl.
694	ROSE MARIE (musical play)	unidentified	nd	21	149.4
695	ROSE OF PERSIA, THE; OR, THE STORY-TELLER AND THE SLAVE (comic opera)	Savoy Theatre	[1899]	119	149.5-150.5
695	ROSE OF PERSIA, THE	Savoy Theatre production on tour	nd	incl.	incl.
695	ROSE OF PERSIA, THE	U.S. tour	nd	incl.	incl.
696	ROSE OF PERSIA, THE (comic opera)	Princes Theatre	1935	115	151.1	347.1-348.8	109, 906
697	ROSENKAVALIER, DER (opera)	Covent Garden	1924	16		348.9-13
698	ROUND THE MAP	unidentified	nd	1	151.2
699	ROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS	London Pavilion	1963	21		348.14-18
700	ROYAL FAMILY, A (comedy of romance)	Royal Court Theatre	[1899]	6	151.3
701	RUDDIGORE; OR, THE WITCH'S CURSE (comic opera)	D'Oyly Carte Opera Company on tour	1948	35	151.4	348.19-349.7	907
702	RUDDIGORE; OR, THE WITCH'S CURSE (comic opera)	D'Oyle Carte Opera Company on tour	nd	19	151.5		908
702	RUDDIGORE; OR, THE WITCH'S CURSE (comic opera)	unidentified	nd	incl.	incl.		incl.
703	RUNNING RIOT (musical show)	Gaiety Theatre	1938	8	151.6	349.8
704	R. U. R. (fantastic melodrama)	St. Martin's Theatre	[1923]	3		349.9
705	SACRAMENT OF JUDAS, THE	Lyric Theatre	nd	4	151.7
706	Saint Bartholomew's Hospital Pageant	St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London	1923	23	151.8	349.10-13
707	SAINT JOAN	Malvern Festival Theatre	1938	19	151.9	349.14-15
708	SALOME (opera)	Covent Garden	[1910]	25	151.10-11
709	SAMSON ET DALILA (opera)	Covent Garden	1909	16	152.1
710	SAN TOY; OR, THE EMPEROR'S OWN (musical comedy)	Daly's Theatre	[1899]	117	152.2-5	349.16
711	SANTA CLAUS (pantomime)	Robert Arthur's production in Liverpool	nd	38	152.6
712	SAVITRI (opera)	unidentified	nd	3		349.17
713	SCARLET PIMPERNEL, THE (romantic play)	[Strand Theatre]	[1928]	26	153.1-2		110
714	SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, THE (comedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1909	37	153.3-4		111-113, 909
714	SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, THE (comedy)	His Majesty's Theatre	1913	incl.	incl.		incl.
714	SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, THE	Covent Garden	1915	incl.	incl.		incl.
see 578	SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, THE	Drury Lane	1918
715	SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, THE	unidentified	1919	2	153.5
716	SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, THE	E.N.S.A. tour	1946	8		349.18-20
717	SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, THE	Tyrone Guthrie's production	nd	4			114-115
718	SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, THE	Basil Dean's production	nd	5		349.21-22
719	SCHOOL GIRL, THE	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1903	35	153.6-7
720	SEA URCHIN, THE	Basil Dean's tours at Oxford	1925	6	154.1
721	SEAGULL, THE (play)	Saville Theatre	1956	19	154.2	349.23-27	116
722	SECOND MRS. TANQUERAY, THE (play)	Haymarket Theatre	1950	19			117-122
723	SEE-SAW (musical show)	Comedy Theatre	[1916]	15	154.3	349.28
724	SEE-SEE (Chinese comic opera)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1906	31	154.4-5
725	SEGRETO DI SUSANNA, IL (intermezzo)	unidentified	nd	3	154.6
726	SERAGLIO, IL [DIE ENTFÜHRUNG AUS DEM SERAIL] (opera); also incl. COSÌ FAN TUTTI, 1950	His Majesty's Theatre	1910	16	154.7		123
726	SERAGLIO, IL (opera)	Drury Lane	1917	incl.	incl.		incl.
726	SERAGLIO, IL (opera)	Glyndebourne Festival Opera	1950, nd	incl.	incl.		incl.
727	SHADOW OF THE EAST, THE (oriental drama)	Strand Theatre	1929	19	155.1	350.1
728	SHAKESPEARE'S ENGLAND	unidentified	nd	10	155.2
729	SHAMUS O'BRIEN	unidentified	nd	9	155.3
730	SHANGHAI (spectacular operette)	Drury Lane	1918	38	155.4-5		1162
731	SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER	amateur production in Edinburgh	1932	6		350.2-3
731	SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER	St. Martin's Players' production	nd	incl.		incl.
732	SHE, TOO, WAS YOUNG (play)	Wyndham's Theatre	1938	19	155.6	350.4-8	910
733	SHELL OUT (revue)	Comedy Theatre	1915	14	155.7	350.9
734	SHEPHARD SHOW, THE ("medley of mirth and music")	Princes Theatre	1946	18		350.10-15
734	SHEPHARD SHOW, THE	Firth Shephard's tour	1946	incl.		incl.	incl.
735	SHOW BOAT (musical play)	Drury Lane	1928	138	156.1-157.4		124-125, 911-912
735	SHOW BOAT (musical play)	tour	nd	incl.	incl.		incl.
736	SHOW BOAT (musical play)	unidentified	1936	11	157.5
737	SHOW BOAT (musical play)	unidentified	nd	99	157.6	350.16-17
738	SIGH NO MORE (revue)	Piccadilly Theatre	1945	12			126-129
739	SIGN OF THE CROSS, THE (drama)	Lyric Theatre	1896	78	158.1-3
740	SIGN OF THE SEVEN DIALS, THE ("omnibus entertainment")	Cambridge Theatre	1931	11	158.4
741	SIGURD (opera)	unidentified	nd	13	158.5
742	SILENT KNIGHT, THE (romantic comedy)	St. James's Theatre	1937	57	158.6	351.1-10	130
743	SILVER PATROL, THE	Scala Theatre	1937	45		351.11-352.13	1163
744	SITTING PRETTY ("song and dance show")	Princes Theatre	1939	48	158.7	352.14-353.9	913
745	SKY HIGH (revue)	Phoenix Theatre	1942	25			131-139
746	SLEEPING BEAUTY, THE	Empire Theatre, Liverpool	1925	21	159.1	353.10
746	SLEEPING BEAUTY, THE	unidentified	nd	incl.		incl.
see 41	SLEEPING BEAUTY, THE	Prince Littler's production	1950
see 41	SLEEPING BEAUTY, THE	unidentified	1950
see 136	SLEEPING BEAUTY, THE (pantomime)	Golders Green [Hippodrome?]	1951
747	SLEEPING BEAUTY, THE	production in Newcastle	1954	1		353.11
see 360	SLEEPING BEAUTY, THE	Tom Arnold's production	1959
see 138	SLEEPING BEAUTY, THE (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production in Liverpool	[1962?]
see 138, 193	[SLEEPING BEAUTY, THE] (pantomime)	Tom Arnold's production [in Bristol]	1963
748	SLEEPING BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, THE (children's pantomime)	Drury Lane	1900	42		353.12
749	SLEEPING CLERGYMAN, THE	Malvern Festival Theatre	nd	1	159.2
see 621	SLEEPING PRINCE, THE
750	SNOWDROP AND THE SEVEN LITTLE MEN	unidentified	nd	1	159.3
751	SONG OF NORWAY (operetta)	Palace Theatre	1945	72	159.4	353.13-354.13	140, 1164
752	SONG OF NORWAY	unidentified	nd	35	159.5
753	SONG OF THE DRUM, THE (musical play)	Drury Lane	1931	117	159.6-160.4		141-142, 914-915
754	SONG OF THE SEA, THE (musical play)	His Majesty's Theatre	1928	42	161.1-3		916
755	SONS O' GUNS (musical comedy)	London Hippodrome	1930	60			143-162, 917
756	SORCERER, THE (comic opera)	unidentified	nd	3	161.4
757	SOUTHERN MAID, A	[Prince's Theatre], Manchester	1918	121	161.5-163.2		163-164
757	SOUTHERN MAID, A (musical play)	Daly's Theatre	1920	incl.	incl.		incl.
757	SOUTHERN MAID, A	Daly's Theatre production on tour	nd	incl.	incl.		incl.
758	SPANISH MAIN, THE	Oscar Asche's tours	Sept. 1915	13	163.3	354.14
758	SPANISH MAIN, THE (romantic drama)	[Apollo Theatre]	Dec. 1915	incl.	incl.	incl.
see 345	SPLENDID OUTCAST	Pitlochry Festival Theatre	1959
759	SPRING, 1600 (comedy)	Shaftesbury Theatre	1934	103	163.4	354.15-355.15	918
760	SPRING CHICKEN, THE (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1905	38	163.5-164.1
761	SQUALL, THE (play)	Globe Theatre	1927	21	164.2-3	355.16
762	STARLIGHT ROOF (revue)	London Hippodrome	1947	6		356.1-2
763	STEPDAUGHTERS OF WAR	Empire Theatre, New York	1930	7	164.4		165
764	STIGMATA	Phyllis Neilson-Terry's tour	1924	38	164.5	356.3-10	919
765	STOP PRESS (revue)	Adelphi Theatre	1935	75	165.1	356.11-357.10	920
766	STRANGE PLAY, A	Palace Theatre	nd	4		357.11
767	STRANGER'S ROAD	unidentified	1942	4		357.12
768	STREAMLINE (revue)	Palace Theatre	1934	35		357.13-23	921
769	STRIKE A NEW NOTE (revue)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1943	33	165.2	358.1-5	166
769	STRIKE IT AGAIN (revue)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1944	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
770	STUDENT PRINCE, THE	unidentified (amateur)	1934	104	165.3	358.6-359.14	922
770	STUDENT PRINCE, THE	Bernard Delfont's tour	1943	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
770	STUDENT PRINCE, THE (light opera)	[Stoll Theatre]	1944	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
770	STUDENT PRINCE, THE	correspondence re Delfont returning costumes to B. J. Simmons	1949	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
771	STUDENT PRINCE, THE	unidentified	nd	3	165.4
772	SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS	Matheson Lang's tours	[Feb.] 1928	53	165.5-7		167
772	SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS (play)	[Duke of York's Theatre]	Sept. 1928	incl.	incl.		incl.
773	SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER (play)	Arts Theatre	1958	5		359.15-16
774	SUMMER NIGHT, A (opera comique)	His Majesty's Theatre	1910	6	165.8
see 546	SUMMER SHOW	Rene Stepham's production in Margate	1963
775	SUMMER SONG (musical play)	Princes Theatre	1956	102	166.1	359.17-360.21	168
775	SUMMER SONG	Westcliff Operatic Society's production	1958	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
775	SUMMER SONG	unidentified	1959	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
776	SUMMER STARS	Coventry Theatre	1956	25	166.2	361.1-7	922a
777	SUNNY RIVER (musical play)	Piccadilly Theatre	1943	73		361.8-362.15	923
778	SUNSHINE GIRL, THE (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1912	21	166.3-4
779	SUNSHINE OF THE WORLD (operetta)	Empire Theatre	1920	37	166.5-6	362.16
780	SWAN, THE (comedy)	Cort Theatre, New York	1923	24	167.1		170
780	SWAN, THE (comedy)	St. James's Theatre	1930	incl.	incl.		incl.
781	SWEET PEPPER (play)	Everyman Theatre	1925	4	167.2
see 1013	SWEET YESTERDAY (musical romance)
782	SWORDPLAYER, THE	Matheson Lang's production	nd	15	167.3	362.17-18
783	SWORDSMAN, THE	Theatre Royal, Nottingham	1927	136	167.4-168.3		171
784	SYBIL	unidentified (amateur)	nd	12	168.4		924
785	SYLVIA (tableau)	Empire Theatre	1911	3	168.5
786	SYLVIA'S LOVERS (light opera)	Ambassadors Theatre	1919	42	168.6	362.19
787	TAG, DER	unidentified	nd	3	168.7
788	TALES OF HOFFMAN, THE (opera)	His Majesty's Theatre	1910	59	169.1-170.1	362.20
788	TALES OF HOFFMAN, THE	Shaftesbury Theatre	1915	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
789	TALES OF HOFFMAN, THE (opera)	Covent Garden	1954	15			925-928
790	TÄNNHAUSER (opera)	Covent Garden	1955	69		363.1-22	929
791	TÄNNHAUSER (opera)	unidentified	nd	16	170.2
792	TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON, THE (comedy)	Her Majesty's Theatre	1954	24	170.3		930-934
792	TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON, THE	tour, headlined by Bill Kerr	1955	incl.	incl.		incl.
793	TERROR, THE	Dennis Neilson-Terry's tour	1927	3		363.23
794	TESS (opera)	Covent Garden	1909	19	170.4-5
795	TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES	Barnes Theatre	1925	3	170.6
796	THAÏS	U.S. production, headlined by Constance Collier	nd	7	170.7
797	THAÏS (opera)	Covent Garden	1911	28	171.1-3	364.1
798	THEODORE AND CO. (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1916	11	171.4	364.2
799	THIS SIDE IDOLATRY (play)	Lyric Theatre	1933	115	171.5		172-198, 935
800	THISTLE AND THE ROSE, THE (play)	Vaudeville Theatre	1951	19	172.1		199
801	THREE GRACES, THE (musical play)	Empire Theatre	1924	16	172.2	364.3
802	THREE LITTLE MAIDS (musical play)	Apollo Theatre	1902	9	172.3
803	THREE MUSKETEERS, THE (romantic musical play)	Drury Lane	1930	44	172.4-5	364.4-6	936
804	THREE ROGUES, THE ("morality")	Haymarket Theatre	[1925]	5	172.6	364.7
805	THREE SISTERS (musical play)	Drury Lane	1934	137	173.1		200-235, 1165
806	THREE WALTZES (musical play)	Princes Theatre	1945	84	173.2-3	364.8-22	937
807	TINA (musical play)	Adelphi Theatre	1915	11	173.4
see 1014	TITANIA, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM (ballet)
808	TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT (musical play)	Gaiety Theatre	1915	80	173.5-174.2	365.1	938
808	TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT	Gaiety Theatre production on tour	[1916?]	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
808	TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT	George (?) Dance's tours	[1916?]	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
809	TOM JONES (comic opera)	Apollo Theatre	1907	9	174.3	365.2
809	TOM JONES	unidentified	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
see 655	TOM THUMB	Malvern Festival Theatre	1932
810	TOSCA (opera)	Covent Garden	1914	2	174.4
811	TOSCA (opera)	Cambridge Theatre	nd	3		365.3
812	TOSCA, LA	Gilbert Porteous' production in Brighton	Feb. 1920	66	174.5-7		939
812	TOSCA, LA (play)	Aldwych Theatre	Sept. 1920	incl.	incl.		incl.
813	TOSS OF A COIN (play)	Vaudeville Theatre	1938	11	175.1	365.4-5
814	TOUGH AT THE TOP (musical play)	Adelphi Theatre	1949	98	175.2		940-965, 1166
815	TOULOUSE LAUTREC	unidentified	nd	5	175.3		966
816	TRAVIATA, LA (opera)	unidentified	1907, nd	40	175.4-6
817	TREASURE ISLAND (play)	Strand Theatre	1922	26	175.7	365.6
818	TRELAWNY OF THE "WELLS" (comedietta)	Court Theatre	1898	4	175.8
819	TRELAWNY OF THE "WELLS" (comedy)	Globe Theatre	1926	51	175.9	365.7
820	TRIAL BY JURY (comic opera)	Princes Theatre	1920	22	176.1-2	365.8
820	TRIAL BY JURY	"Savoy tour" [D'Oyly Carte Opera Company?]	1921	incl.	incl.	incl.
821	TRILBY	Phyllis Neilson-Terry's tours	1920	31	176.3
822	TRIP TO SCARBOROUGH, A (comedy)	St. James's Theatre	1931	39	176.4	365.9-15	236
823	TROILUS AND CRESSIDA (Shakespeare ball)	unidentified	1911	21	176.5-177.1
824	TROVATORE, IL (opera)	unidentified	nd	12	177.2
825	TULIP TIME (comedy with music)	Alhambra Theatre	1935	49	177.3
see 138	TURN AGAIN WHITTINGTON
see 877	TURN AGAIN WHITTINGTON	Tom Arnold's production	1961
826	TWELFTH NIGHT	His Majesty's Theatre	1904	48	177.4	365.16
827	TWELFTH NIGHT (comedy)	Savoy Theatre	1912	4	177.5
828	TWELFTH NIGHT	Court Theatre	nd	5		365.17-18
828	TWELFTH NIGHT	unidentified	nd	incl.		incl.
829	TWELFTH NIGHT	John Trevor's production	nd	9		365.19-21
830	TWO MERRY MONARCHS (musical play)	Savoy Theatre	1910	56	177.6-178.4		967
831	TWO PINS, THE ("comedy of the Middle Ages")	Aldwych Theatre	1908	40	179.1-3		968
832	TYPHOON	Dennis Neilson-Terry's tour	nd	5	179.4
833	TYRANT, THE: AN EPISODE IN THE CAREER OF CESARE BORGIA (romantic play)	New Theatre	1925	18	179.5	366.1
834	ULYSSES	Her Majesty's Theatre	1902	99	180.1-4
835	UNDER CAPRICORN	unidentified	nd	7		366.2-3
836	UNDER THE COUNTER (comedy with music)	Phoenix Theatre	1945	8		366.4-5
837	UNDER WHICH KING? (play)	Adelphi Theatre	1905	21	180.5
838	UTOPIA (LIMITED) (comic opera)	St. Aidan's Church, South Shields	1953	69	181.1	366.6-18
838	UTOPIA (LIMITED) (comic opera)	unidentified	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
839	VAGABOND KING, THE	[Opera House], Manchester	4 Apr. 1927	172	181.2	367.1-369.14	969
839	VAGABOND KING, THE (romantic musical play)	Winter Garden	19 Apr. 1927	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
839	VAGABOND KING, THE	unidentified (amateur)	1929	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
839	VAGABOND KING, THE (romantic musical comedy)	London Coliseum	1937	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
839	VAGABOND KING, THE (romantic musical comedy)	Winter Garden	1943	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
840	VALENTINE (romantic comic opera)	St. James's Theatre	1918	46	181.3-5		970
841	VANITY FAIR (revue)	Palace Theatre	1916	4	182.1	369.15
842	VENICE PRESERVED; OR, A PLOT DISCOVER'D (play)	Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith	1953	22	182.2	370.1-5
843	VENUS IN SILK	Alhambra Theatre, Glasgow	1937	35		370.6-17	1167
843	VENUS IN SILK	London Hippodrome	1937	incl.		incl.	incl.
844	VERONIQUE (comic opera)	Apollo Theatre	1904	138	182.3-183.2	371.1-9	971
844	VERONIQUE	unidentified	1912	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
844	VERONIQUE (comic opera)	Adelphi Theatre	1915	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
844	VERONIQUE	Hendon Operatic, Choral, and Dramatic Society's production	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
844a	VERONIQUE	Stock Exchange Dramatic and Operatic Society	nd	1		371.10
845	VICAR OF WAKEFIELD, THE	Wimbledon Theatre	1945	25		371.11
845	VICAR OF WAKEFIELD, THE	Emile Littler's tour	1945	incl.		incl.
846	VICTORIA REGINA	Broadhurst Theatre, New York	1935	99	183.3-4	372.1-4	972-973, 1168, 1214
846	VICTORIA REGINA ("scenes from a biography")	Lyric Theatre	1937	incl.	incl.	incl.	incl.
847	VIE PARISIENNE, LA	unidentified (amateur)	1938	3		372.5
848	VIKTORIA AND HER HUSSAR (operette)	Palace Theatre	1931	60	183.5	372.6
848	VIKTORIA AND HER HUSSAR	unidentified (amateur)	1935	incl.	incl.	incl.
849	VILLAGE ROMEO AND JULIET, A (musical drama)	Covent Garden	1910	5	183.6
850	VIRGIN GODDESS, THE (play)	Adelphi Theatre	1906	4		372.7
851	VISION OF DELIGHT, THE (masque)	His Majesty's Theatre	1911	33	183.7-184.1
852	WANDERING JEW, THE (play)	New Theatre	1920	6	184.2
853	WAY OF THE WORLD, THE (comedy)	Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith	1924	24	184.3		238
853	WAY OF THE WORLD, THE (comedy)	Wyndham's Theatre	1927	incl.	incl.		incl.
854	WELLINGTON	Matheson Lang's tour	1933	43	184.4-5	372.8	1169
855	WHITE HORSE INN (musical spectacular play)	London Coliseum	1931	52	185.1		239-243
856	WILD GROWS THE HEATHER (musical play)	London Hippodrome	1956	14	185.2		244-246
857	WILD OATS ("song and laugh show")	Princes Theatre	1938	31		372.9-18
858	WILD ROSE ("new treatment of an old story")	Princes Theatre	1942	94		373.1-18	247-249, 974-981, 1170
859	WOMAN IN WHITE, THE	unidentified	nd	2			250
see 345	WONDER, THE	Pitlochry Festival Theatre	1959
860	WORDS AND MUSIC	Opera House, Manchester	[Aug.] 1932	21			251-257, 982
860	WORDS AND MUSIC (revue)	Adelphi Theatre	Sept. 1932	incl.			incl.
861	YANKEE AT THE COURT OF KING ARTHUR, A (musical play)	Daly's Theatre	1929	32	185.3		258-267
862	YELLOW MASK, THE	production in Birmingham	1927	8			268-270
863	YELLOW TICKET, THE (play)	Playhouse	1917	4	185.4	374.1
863	YELLOW TICKET, THE	Murray King's tour	1918	incl.	incl.	incl.
864	YEOMEN OF THE GUARD, THE; OR, THE MERRYMAN AND HIS MAID (opera)	Savoy Theatre	1888	64	185.5-7		271-273
864	YEOMEN OF THE GUARD, THE	unidentified	1929, nd	incl.	incl.		incl.
865	YEOMEN OF THE GUARD, THE; OR, THE MERRYMAN AND HIS MAID (comic opera)	Princes Theatre	1919	49	186.1-4		983
866	YEOMEN OF THE GUARD, THE (opera)	unidentified	1927	15	186.5	374.2
867	YEOMEN OF THE GUARD, THE (opera)	unidentified	1937	13			274-278
868	YES, MADAM? (musical comedy)	London Hippodrome	1934	11	186.6	374.3-4
869	YES, UNCLE (musical comedy)	Prince of Wales's Theatre	1918	35	187.1	374.5
869	YES, UNCLE	George Dance's tours	nd	incl.	incl.	incl.
870	YOU CAN NEVER TELL (comedy)	Wyndham's Theatre	1947	1	187.2
see 457	ZAUBERFLÖTE, DIE (opera)
871	ZIG-ZAG	London Hippodrome	1917	43	187.3-4
872	Unidentified production	Palace Theatre	1901	1	187.5
873	Unidentified production	production in Manchester	1901-02	4	187.6
874	Unidentified production (ballet)	Jooss Ballet at the Cambridge Theatre	1943	17		374.6-11
874	Unidentified production (ballet)	Jooss Ballet on tour	1945	incl.		incl.
875	Unidentified production	Tom Arnold's production in Brighton	1958	7	187.7
876	Unidentified production	production in Clacton-on-Sea	1959	2		374.12
877	Unidentified production; also incl. CINDERELLA, DICK WHITTINGTON, HUMPTY DUMPTY, ROBINSON CRUSOE, and TURN AGAIN WHITTINGTON, 1961-62, nd	Tom Arnold's productions	1960, nd	84			279-297, 984
877	Unidentified production	Hippodrome Theatre, Birmingham	nd	incl.			incl.
877	Unidentified production	Hippodrome Theatre, Bristol	nd	incl.			incl.
877	Unidentified production	Theatre Royal, Nottingham	nd	incl.			incl.
878	Unidentified production (ballet)	Empire [Theatre]	nd	1	187.8
879	Unidentified production	René Clair's production, with Gertrude Musgrove	nd	2	187.9
880	Unidentified production	"Coventry Birthday Show"	nd	1		374.13
881	Unidentified production (opera)	production at Glyndebourne	nd	2		374.14
882	Unidentified production (Welsh characters)	unidentified	nd	9	187.10

Subseries B. Film Productions, 1923-1962

Job	Title	Director / Studio	Date	Items	Box	OS Box	Flat File
883	ABDUL THE DAMNED	Karl Grune / British International Pictures, Capitol Film Corporation Ltd.	1935	17			298-307
884	ADVENTURES OF QUENTIN DURWARD, THE	Richard Thorpe / MGM	1955	8	188.1	375.1	1171
885	AMATEUR GENTLEMAN, THE	Thornton Freeland / Criterion Productions, United Artists	1936	90	188.2		308-334, 1172
886	ARCADIANS, THE	Victor Saville / Gaumont	1927	55	188.3-4
887	AS YOU LIKE IT	Paul Czinner / Inter-Allied	1936	83	188.5	375.2-18	1173
888	ATLANTIC FERRY	Walter Forde / Warner Bros.	1941	63	188.6		985-1003
889	AUNT SALLY	Tim Whelan / Gainsborough Pictures, Gaumont British Picture Corporation Ltd.	1933	10			335-338
890	BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET, THE	Sidney Franklin / MGM	1957	24	188.7	375.19-24
891	BEAU BRUMMEL	Curtis Bernhardt / MGM	1954	1			339
892	BEGGAR'S OPERA, THE	Peter Brook / Imperadio	1953	49		376.1-16	1004
893	BEN-HUR	William Wyler / MGM	1959	159	188.8		340-365, 1005-1008, 1174-1179, 1215
894	BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE	Anthony Kimmins / London Film Productions	1948	75	189.1	376.17-18	1009, 1180
895	CANTERBURY TALE, A	Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger / The Archers	1944	5		376.19-20
896	CAPTAIN HORATIO HORNBLOWER	Raoul Walsh / Warner Bros.	1951	53	189.2		366-379, 1181
897	CAPTAIN LIGHTFOOT	Douglas Sirk / Universal International Pictures	1955	11			1010-1013
898	CARAVAN	Arthur Crabtree / Gainsborough Pictures, Rank Film Organization	1946	2		377.1
899	CARD, THE	Ronald Neame / British Film-Makers Ltd., Rank Film Organization	1952	4		377.2-3
900	CATHERINE THE GREAT	Paul Czinner / London Film Productions	1934	71	189.3	377.4-378.10	1182
901	CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE	Alberto Cavalcanti / Affiliated Pictures, Ealing Studios	1944	46	189.4	378.11-379.3	1183
902	CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS	David MacDonald / Gainsborough Pictures, Rank Film Organization	1949	206	189.5	379.4-383.2	1184, 1216
903	COLOMBE (television)	BBC	1960	2		383.3
904	COLONEL BLOOD	W. P. Lipscomb / Sound City	1934	44	189.6		380-387, 1014
905	CONQUEST OF THE AIR	Alexander Esway et al. / London Film Productions	1936	12	189.7	383.4
906	CONSTANT NYMPH, THE	Basil Dean / Gaumont British Picture Corporation	1933	12	189.8	383.5
907	CYRANO DE BERGERAC	London Film [Productions]	nd	34		383.6-384.2
908	DANCING YEARS, THE	Harold French / Associated British Picture Corporation	1948	31		384.3-12	1185
909	DEADLOCK	Film Location Ltd.	1954	2		384.13
910	DIAMOND CITY	David MacDonald / Gainsborough Pictures	1949	51			388-403, 1015
911	DICTATOR, THE	Victor Saville / Toeplitz Productions	1935	175	189.9		404-455, 1186
912	DOCTOR SYN	Roy William Neill / Gaumont British Picture Corp.	1937	7	189.10	384.14
913	EAST MEETS WEST	Herbert Mason / Gaumont British Picture Corporation Ltd., Gaumont (France), Rank Film Organization	1936	8		385.1-3
914	ESCAPE ME NEVER	Paul Czinner / British & Dominions Film Corporation	1935	10	189.11	385.4
915	FANNY BY GASLIGHT	Anthony Asquith / Gainsborough Pictures	1944	23		385.5-12	1016
916	FIRST GENTLEMAN, THE	Alberto Cavalcanti / Two Cities Films Ltd.	1948	84	190.1	386.1-387.12	1187
917	FREUD	John Huston / Universal International Pictures	1962	20	190.2	388.1-4
918	GASLIGHT	Thorold Dickinson / British National Films Ltd.	1940	42	190.3		456-465, 1016a
919	GAY ADVENTURE	Sinclair Hill / Grosvenor	1936	2			467
920	GREAT EXPECTATIONS	David Lean / Cineguild, Rank Film Organization	[1946]	1	190.4
921	GREAT MR. HANDEL, THE	Norman Walker / G.H.W. Productions Ltd., GHW Films, Independent Producers	1942	97	190.5	388.5-390.6	468-470, 1017
922	GYPSY AND THE GENTLEMAN, THE	Joseph Losey / British Film, Rank Film Organization	1958	46	190.6		471-484, 1018
923	HATTER'S CASTLE	Lance Comfort / Paramount British, Paramount Pictures	1941	38	190.7	390.7-14	1018a-b
924	HE FOUND A STAR	John Paddy Carstairs / General Films	1941	10		390.15-17
925	HENRY V	Laurence Olivier / Two Cities Films Ltd.	1944	73	190.8		496-498, 1019
926	HOUSE IN THE SQUARE, THE	Roy Ward Baker / 20th Century Fox	1951	9	190.9		499-500
927	HOW HE LIED TO HER HUSBAND	Cecil Lewis / British International Pictures	1931	3			501
928	HUNGRY HILL	Brian Desmond Hurst / J. Arthur Rank Films	1947	8			502-504
929	I ACCUSE!	José Ferrer / MGM	1958	16			505-510
930	I, CLAUDIUS	Denis Kavanagh, Josef von Sternberg / London Film Productions	1937	127	190.10	391.1-393.9	511-512, 1020, 1188
931	I WAS A SPY	Victor Saville / Gaumont British Picture Corporation Ltd.	1933	4	190.11
932	IDEAL HUSBAND, AN	Alexander Korda / 20th Century Fox, London Film Productions	1947	43		393.10-394.6	1021-1023
933	I'LL BE YOUR SWEETHEART	Val Guest / Gainsborough Pictures	1945	22		394.7-13	1024
934	INVITATION TO THE DANCE	Gene Kelly / MGM	1956	19	190.12	394.14-16	1025
935	IRON DUKE, THE	Victor Saville / Gaumont British Picture Corporation Ltd.	1934	25	190.13	395.1-3	1026
936	IVANHOE	Richard Thorpe / Loew's Inc., MGM	1952	140	190.14		513-535, 1027-1033, 1189
937	JAMAICA INN	Alfred Hitchcock / Mayflower Pictures	1939	32	190.15		536-543, 1034
938	JASSY	Bernard Knowles / Gainsborough Pictures, Rank Film Organization	1947	30	191.1	395.4-12	1190
939	KIND HEARTS AND CORONETS	Robert Hamer / Ealing Studios	1949	50	191.2	395.13-396.9
940	KING'S RHAPSODY	Herbert Wilcox / Everest Pictures Inc.	1955	17			1035-1040
941	KNIGHT WITHOUT ARMOUR	Jacques Feyder / London Film Productions	1937	56	191.3	396.10-397.4	1041
942	KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE	Richard Thorpe / MGM	1953	67	191.4	397.5-10	1042-1055, 1191
943	LADY WITH A LAMP, THE	Herbert Wilcox / Imperadio	1951	25	191.5	397.11-398.3	1056
944	LATE EDWINA BLACK, THE	Maurice Elvey / Romulus Films Ltd.	1951	9			544-546
945	LAUGH IT OFF	Albert S. Rogell / Universal Pictures	1939	9	191.6	398.4-5
946	LAUGHING ANNE	Herbert Wilcox / Imperadio	1953	12		398.6-9	1057
947	LOVE LOTTERY, THE	Charles Crichton / Ealing Studios	1954	2		398.10
948	LOVES OF MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS, THE	Denison Clift / Ideal	1923	4	191.7
949	MAGIC BOW, THE	Bernard Knowles / Gainsborough Pictures	1946	58	191.8	398.11-399.8	1058
950	MAGIC BOX, THE	John Boulting / Festival Film Productions	1951	13	191.9		547-550
951	MASTER OF BALLANTRAE, THE	William Keighley / Warner Bros.	1953	5			551-552, 1058a
952	MEET ME TONIGHT	Anthony Pelissier / Rank Film Organization	1952	2		399.9
953	MEN ARE NOT GODS	Walter Reisch / London Film Productions	1936	29	191.10	399.10-12
954	MOBY DICK	John Huston / Moulin	1956	80	192.1	400.1-10	1059-1060, 1192
955	MONTH IN THE COUNTRY, A (television)	Robert Hamer / Associated-Rediffusion	1955	8		400.11-12	1061
956	NICHOLAS NICKLEBY	Alberto Cavalcanti / Ealing Studios	1947	108	192.2	401.1-402.6	552a, 1193
957	ON APPROVAL	Clive Brook / Verity Films Ltd.	1944	22	192.3	402.7-12	1062
958	ONE OF OUR AIRCRAFT IS MISSING	Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger / British National Films Ltd., The Archers	1942	15	192.4	402.13-14
959	OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS	Carol Reed / London Film Productions	1952	3		403.1
960	PANDORA AND THE FLYING DUTCHMAN	Albert Lewin / Dorkay Productions, Romulus Films Ltd.	1951	4			553
961	PENN OF PENNSYLVANIA	Lance Comfort / British National Films Ltd.	1941	59	192.5	403.2-11	1063-1070
962	PINK STRING AND SEALING WAX	Robert Hamer / Ealing Studios	1945	24	192.6	403.12-404.3
963	PLACE OF ONE'S OWN, A	Bernard Knowles / GFD	1944	19		404.4-9	554
964	PORTRAIT OF CLAIRE	Lance Comfort / Associated British, Pathé	1950	42	192.7	404.10-405.6	1071
965	PRIME MINISTER, THE	Thorold Dickinson / Warner Bros.	1941	46	192.8		555-563, 1072, 1072a-c
966	PRIVATE LIFE OF DON JUAN, THE	Alexander Korda / London Film Productions	1934	2	192.9
967	PRIVATE LIFE OF HENRY VIII, THE	Alexander Korda / London Film Productions	1933	120	192.10	405.7-406.13	567, 1194
see 636	PURPLE MASK, THE	unidentified	nd
968	QUEEN OF SPADES, THE	Thorold Dickinson / Associated British Picture Corporation	1949	80			568-581, 1072d-p, 1195
969	RETURN OF THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL	Hanns Schwarz / London Film Productions	1937	46	193.1	406.14-407.9	1196
970	ROB ROY, THE HIGHLAND ROGUE	Harold French / Walt Disney Pictures	1953	5		407.10	1073
971	SARABAND FOR DEAD LOVERS	Basil Dearden / Ealing Studios, Rank Film Organization	1948	125	193.2	408.1-409.20	594, 1197
972	SCARLET PIMPERNEL, THE	Harold Young / London Film Productions	1934	139	193.3	410.1-413.3	1198
973	SEEKERS, THE	Ken Annakin	1954	4			1074-1075
974	SING AS WE GO	Basil Dean / Associated Talking Pictures	1934	3			595
975	SO LONG AT THE FAIR	Antony Darnborough, Terence Fisher / Gainsborough Pictures	1950	54		413.4-414.7	1076
976	SOUTHERN MAID, A	Harry Hughes / British Alliance	1933	2		414.8	1199
977	STORY OF GILBERT AND SULLIVAN, THE	Sidney Gilliat / London Film Productions	1953	98	193.4	414.9-415.20	1200
978	STORY OF ROBIN HOOD AND HIS MERRIE MEN, THE	Ken Annakin / Walt Disney Pictures	1952	14		416.1-5
979	STRANGER LEFT NO CARD, THE	Wendy Toye / British Lion Film Corporation, Meteor	1952	1		416.6
980	SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON	Ken Annakin / Walt Disney Pictures	1960	42	193.5		596-598
981	SWORD AND THE ROSE, THE	Ken Annakin / Walt Disney Pictures	1953	20	193.6		1077-1082
982	TALES OF HOFFMAN, THE	Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger / British Lion Film Corporation, London Film Productions, The Archers, Vega Film Productions	1951	18	193.7		599-601
983	THIEF OF BAGHDAD, THE	Ludwig Berger, Michael Powell, Tim Whelan, Alexander Korda, Zoltan Korda, William Cameron Menzies / London Film Productions	1940	105	193.8		602-619, 1201
984	THINGS TO COME	William Cameron Menzies / London Film Productions	1936	66	193.9	416.7-417.5	620, 1202
985	THIS ENGLAND	David MacDonald / British International Pictures	1941	69	194.1	417.6-14	1083-1091
986	THOSE WERE THE DAYS	Thomas Bentley / British International Pictures	1933	7		418.1-3
987	THUNDER ROCK	Roy Boulting / Charter Films Inc.	1943	20			621-627
988	TIME FLIES	Walter Forde / Gainsborough Pictures	1944	12		418.4-7
989	TOM THUMB	George Pal / Galaxy Pictures Limited	1958	38	194.2		1092-1095
990	TREASURE ISLAND	Byron Haskin / Walt Disney Pictures	1950	34	194.3		628-631
991	TRIO	Ken Annakin, Harold French / Gainsborough Pictures, Rank Film Organization	1950	8		418.8-10
992	UNCLE SILAS	Charles Frank / GFD, Two Cities Films Ltd.	1947	81	194.4	418.11-420.6	632, 1203
993	UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE	Harry Lachman / British International Pictures	1929	16	194.5
994	UNDER THE RED ROBE	Victor Sjöström / 20th Century Fox, New World Pictures Ltd.	1937	41	194.6	420.7-11	1096
995	UNDER YOUR HAT	Maurice Elvey / Republic Pictures Corporation	1940	3			633
996	WANDERING JEW, THE	Maurice Elvey / Twickenham Film Studios	1933	42	194.7		634-649, 1204
997	WICKED LADY, THE	Leslie Arliss / Gainsborough Pictures, J. Arthur Rank Films	1945	1			1205
998	YOUNG MR. PITT, THE	Carol Reed / 20th Century Fox	1942	130	194.8	421.1-422.10
999	Unidentified production	unknown	1947	16	194.9		650-651, 1206
1000	Miscellaneous film sketches	Beaconsfield [Productions], Gainsborough [Pictures], London Film [Productions]	nd	20	194.10		652-656

Subseries C. Other Projects, 1931-1967

Job	Client	Description	Date	Items	Box	OS Box	Flat File
1001	"21" Club (restaurant)	Costumes for "Showgirl," "Dancers," "Charleston Girls," "Charleston Men," and "Charleston Principal"	nd	18			657-662, 1097
1002	Benton & Bowles Ltd. (advertising agency)	Pirate costumes	1963	6	195.1
1003	Gorringes (auction house?)	Unknown	ca. 1963	4	195.2
1004	Hastings Carnival	Costumes for "Carnival Queen" and her attendants	1954	2		422.11
1005	International Horse Show at Olympia	Costumes for Parade of Historic Coaches	1931	40		422.12-423.4	1098
1006	Selfridges (department store)	"Uncle Holly" costumes	1949-1967	16	195.3-4		1098a
1007	Soldiers', Sailors', and Airmen's Families Association	Riding costume for Miss Inkster	1953	3		423.5
1008	Waxworks	Projects in St. Petersburg, Phoenix, San Francisco, Banff, and Niagara Falls	nd	1	195.5
1009	Unidentified client in [Bishopthorpe?], York	Costumes for a fancy dress ball	1950	24		423.6-13

Subseries D. Work by Other Costumiers, 1895-1945

Job	Title	Description	Date	Items	Box	OS Box	Flat File
1010	BOHÈME, LA (opera)	Reproductions of costume and set designs pub. by G. Ricordi	ca. 1900	83	195.6-7
1011	CARMEN (opera)	Reproductions of costume designs pub. by G. Ricordi	nd	20	195.8
1012	CHU CHIN CHOW	Correspondence, notes, and costume designs re Charles H. Fox Ltd.'s purchase of CHU CHIN CHOW costumes from Keith Prowse & Co. Ltd.	1931	72	196.1-2
1013	SWEET YESTERDAY (musical romance)	Adelphi Theatre (costumes by L. & H. Nathan)	1945	25	196.3
1014	TITANIA, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM (ballet)	Alhambra Theatre (costumes by M. and Mme. Alias)	1895	72		423.14

Subseries E. Unidentified and Miscellaneous, 1893-1969, nd

Job	Title	Sketch No. / Description	Date	Items	Box	OS Box	Flat File
1015	Unidentified production	AA, Miss Bernard as "Apprentice"	nd	1	196.4
1015	Unidentified production	B 323, "Strelza Brown"	nd	1		423.15
1015	Unidentified production	C 542, C 548	nd	2	196.5
1015	Unidentified production	F 136, Diana Dors as "Fanny"	nd	1			664
1015	Unidentified production	G 6	nd	2			665, 1207
1015	Unidentified production	G 35, Miss J. Forbes	nd	1		423.16
1015	Unidentified production	H 4, Pat Kirkwood	nd	2		423.17
1015	Unidentified production	H 22-24, 26	nd	4			666-667
1015	Unidentified production	H 25, Mr. Grey	nd	1		423.18
1015	Unidentified production	H 426	nd	1			1099
1015	Unidentified production	K 564	nd	1			1100
1015	Unidentified production	N 9, N 13-20, Misses Young, Wys, Blackston and Price as "Girls"; Misses Payne, Hale, Retter, S[uno?]nette, Groll, Kay, Bryant, and Hayes as "Morris Dancers"; Misses Kellaway and H. Braine as "Minstrels"; unidentified actor as "Burgher's Wife"	nd	10		424.1-3
1015	Unidentified production	N 110-111, "Chorus"	nd	1	196.6
1015	Unidentified production	R 1-30	nd	1		424.4
1015	Unidentified production	S 342, Michael Redgrave (costume design by Motley)	nd	1			668
1015	Unidentified production	S 368	nd	4			1101
1015	Unidentified production	S 383, "Angel"	nd	1		424.5
1015	Unidentified production	S 389-390 / A - E, "Stock cabaret"	nd	6		424.6-7
1015	Unidentified production	S 392	nd	4		424.8-9
1015	Unidentified production	S 417	nd	1		424.10
1015	Unidentified production	S 455, Errol Addison	nd	1		424.11
1015	Unidentified production	S 530, "Colonel Hudson"	nd	1		424.12
1015	Unidentified production	S 905 (costume design by J. R. Macken)	nd	2		424.13
1015	Unidentified production	T 50, Miss Dunkley and Miss Trupp as "2 Children"	nd	1		424.14
1015	Unidentified production	T 207, "Partner to Stella"	nd	1		424.15
1015	Unidentified production	TA 30, "Toads"	nd	1		424.16
1015	Unidentified production	TA 37a-b	nd	1	196.7
1015	Unidentified production	W 31, "Kelly"	nd	1	196.8
1015	Unidentified production	Ashwood, W., as "Princess Leyla"; M. Lyon as "Second Girl"; unidentified actors as "Principal Boy" and "Second Boy"	nd	2	196.9
1015	Unidentified production	Bruce, Alan	nd	1	196.10
1015	Unidentified production	Burke, C., et al. as "Court Ladies"; G. Harvey as "Lady Juliana"	nd	1		424.17
1015	Unidentified production	Carr, Pearl	nd	1	196.11
1015	Unidentified production	Ferguson, M., and unidentified actors as "Dancing Boys" and "Singers"	nd	4		424.18-19
1015	Unidentified production	Hamsher, P., as "May Queen"	nd	1	196.12
1015	Unidentified production	Marks, Alfred	nd	1		424.20
1015	Unidentified production	Rawlings, Mr., as "Yen You"	nd	1	196.13
1015	Unidentified production	René, Ida	nd	2	196.14
1015	Unidentified production	Saunders, Miss, as "Grisette" (costume design by Attilio Comelli)	1911	1	196.15
1015	Unidentified production	Sheffield, Mr.	nd	1	196.16
1015	Unidentified production	Whitfield, David	nd	1	196.17
1015	Unidentified production	Worth, Harry (incl. correspondence)	1963	5	196.18
1015	Unidentified production	Various (incl. correspondence)	1907-69, nd	ca. 250	197.1-199.3	424.21-425.6	669
1016	Miscellaneous	Morris dancers, freaks, and harlequins (incl. materials re P. T. Barnum and Imre Kiralfy)	1893-1919, nd	65	199.4-5	425.7
1016	Miscellaneous	Music hall sketches	1901-14, nd	75	200.1-3
1016	Miscellaneous	Key to contents of lockers in Pantomime Room (Tom Arnold's productions?)	1953-58, nd	ca. 75	200.4-201.1
1016	Miscellaneous	"National": Sketches that exemplify the national character of a particular country	nd	11	201.2
1016	Miscellaneous	Drawings of eighteenth-century gowns with intricate decorations on the skirt	nd	7	201.3
1016	Miscellaneous	Cutout sketches, mounted as if for presentation	nd	45		425.8-427.9

Series II. Production Portfolios, ca. 1880-1959

Portfolio No.	Description

1		A - Ado
2		Adr - Af
3		Ag - Aj
4		Aladdin
5		Alas - Alw
6		Ama - Ame
7		Ami - Amp
8		An
9		Ap
10		Ara - Arl
11		Arm - Art
12		As
13		At - Az
14		B - Baf
15		Bag - Bal
16		Balla - Baree
17		Bark - Bav
18		Bear - Beau
19		Bec - Beg
20		Bella - Belleo
21		Belleh - Bells
22		Belo - Ber
23		Bes - Bet
24		Bia - Bit
25		Bla - Blo
26		Bluea - Blueb
27		Bluee - Bluf
28		Boa - Bon
29		Boo - Bour
30		Bout - Bric
31		Brid - Brok
32		Bron - Burg
33		Burl - By
34		Cab - Cae
35		Cag - Cam
36		Can - Carmel
37		Carmen
38		Carmi - Cart
39		Cas
40		Cat - Caz
41		Ce - Chan
42		Chap - Chau
43		Che - Chief
44		Chien - Chis
45		Cho - Chr
46		Chr - Cim
47		Cinderella
48		Cinderelle - Civ
49		Cla - Cleo
50		Clev - Clu
51		Cob - Col
52		Com - Conq
53		Conr - Cop
54		Coq - Counte
55		Counth - Countx
56		County - Cox
57		Cr
58		Cu - Cz
59		Dad - Dam
60		Danc - Dante
61		Danto - Das
62		Dau - Day
63		Dea - Deg
64		Dei - Des
65		Det - Dev
66		Diab - Diar
67		Dickens
68		Dickh - Dict
69		Dieu - Dja
70		Doc - Dol
71		Dom - Donn
72		Donp - Dor
73		Dot - Dow
74		Dr - Dub
75		Duc - Dy
76		E - Ed
77		Ef - El
78		Em - Ene
79		Enf - Env
80		Ep - Es
81		Et - Eu
82		Ev - Ez
83		F - Fal
84		Fam - Fat
85		Fau - Fav
86		Fea - Feu
87		Fia - Fil
88		Fin - Fiv
89		Fl
90		Foi - Foo
91		For - Foy
92		Fr - Fu
93		Ga
94		Ge - Gh
95		Gig - Gip
96		Gira - Girl
97		Giro - Giv
98		Gon - Goody
99		Gor - Grea
100		Gree - Gy
101		Hab - Ham
102		Han - Hap
103		Har - Hay
104		Hea - Hen
105		Her - Heu
106		Hi
107		Ho - Hy
108		Ib - Imp
109		Ina - Inv
110		Io - Iz
111		Jac - Jaz
112		Jea - Jew
113		Jig - Johns
114		John - Joyb
115		Joyb - Ju
116		Ka - Kil
117		King A - King H
118		King J - King O
119		King R - King S
120		Kip - Ku
121		Lab - Lar
122		Lass - Leur
123		Lia - Lio
124		Little
125		Ll - Loute
126		Love - Lyons
127		Mab - Mac
128		Mada - Madr
129		Maf - Maiz
130		Maj - Mam
131		Man - Many
132		Maq - Marjory
133		Mark - Mary
134		Mas - Maz
135		Mea - Men
136		Merchant of Venice
137		Merc - Merl
138		Mer - Mes
139		Mia - Mid
140		Mig - Mill
141		Mil - Mix
142		Mob - Monn
143		Mons - Moon
144		Mor - Moz
145		Mr.
146		Mu - My
147		Na - Nel
148		Ner - New
149		Ni - No
150		Nor - Ny
151		Ob - Ois
152		Ol - Omb
153		Ona - Ore
154		Org - Oth
155		Ou - Oz
156		Pad - Pan
157		Pao - Parm
158		Pars - Pary
159		Pasd - Past
160		Pat - Pay
161		Pea - Perc
162		Perd - Perz
163		Pet - Pi
164		Pin - Plu
165		Po
166		Pot - Pou
167		Pray - Prince
168		Princess
169		Pris - Priv
170		Proc - Pyr
171		Qua
172		Que - Quo
173		Rab - Raz
174		Rea - Ren
175		Rep - Rev
176		Rh - Rio
177		Rip - Riv
178		Roa - Rog
179		Roi - Roma
180		Romeo and Juliet
181		Rome - Roses
182		Rosi - Roz
183		Rud - Ruz
184		Russian Ballet
185		Russian Opera
186		Sab - Sal
187		Sam - Sap
188		Sar - Sav
189		Sca - Scu
190		Sea - Sec
191		See - Sex
192		Sha - She
193		Si
194		Sk - Sn
195		Soc - Sor
196		Sos - Soy
197		Sp - Sto
198		Str - Stu
199		Su - Swa
200		Swe - Sy
201		Tab - Tat
202		Tea - Tes
203		Tha - The
204		Thi - Thu
205		Ti
206		Tod - Top
207		Tor - Toy
208		Tr - Trip
209		Tris - Tru
210		Ts - Ty
211		U
212		Vagabond
213		Vai - Vau
214		Ve
215		Vic - Vik
216		Vo - Vr
217		Wal - Wan
218		Wap - Way
219		We
220		Wha - Whir
221		Whitea -Whiteh
222		Whitel - Why
223		Wi
224		Wo - Wy
225		X
226		Y
227		Z

Series III. Geographic Portfolios, ca. 1890-1960

Description	Date	Items	OS Box	Flat File
Abyssinia	19th-20th centuries	20	428.1
Afghanistan	19th-20th centuries	36	428.2
Albania	19th-20th centuries	32	428.3	1102, 1208
Algiers	19th-20th centuries	16	428.4
Arabia	19th century	14	428.5
Armenia	19th century	15	429.1
Austria	15th century, 19th-20th centuries	84	429.2-3	1103
Barbarian Europe	4th-5th centuries	6	429.4
Belgium	15th-20th centuries	47	429.5-430.1	1104
British Isles: England: Civil and religious
Butlers, drivers, footmen, doormen, and other civilians in uniform	19th-20th centuries	193	430.2-431.2
Female fashions, incl. bathing costumes, coiffures, lingerie, maids' uniforms, millinery, riding habits, VID uniforms, Vogue designs, and WAAC uniforms	20th century	302	431.3-432.1
Government and civil officials, esp. mayors and justices	15th-20th centuries	132	432.2-3
Pageants and department store window displays	20th century	79	433.1-434.1
Religious and other government officials, academics, foundlings, members of secret orders, "Bluecoat" boys, and hunters	19th-20th centuries	207	434.2-3
British Isles: England: Military
Artillery	18th-20th centuries	115	435.1-2	670-671, 1105-1106, 1217
Engineers and auxiliary personnel (e.g., military police, cadets, pensioners, signal corps, and tank corps)	18th-20th centuries	109	435.3
Footguards	17th-20th centuries	340	436.1-437.1	1107, 1217a
Heraldry, incl. Knights of St. John, Knights Templar, Star of India, and orders (e.g., of St. Patrick)	11th-20th centuries	167	437.2-4
Highland regiments	18th-20th centuries	430	438.1-439.1
Household cavalry	17th-20th centuries	158	439.2-440.1	1108
Regular cavalry	17th-20th centuries	504	440.2-441.4
Regular infantry and territorial army	17th-20th centuries	1,626	442.1-446.1	1109-1110, 1218
Royal Marines and their artillery	19th-20th centuries	40	446.2	672
Royal Navy, air forces, and Merchant Navy	18th-20th centuries	192	446.3-447.1
Volunteer regiments	18th-20th centuries	181	447.2
Yeomanry (volunteer cavalry)	19th-20th centuries	73	447.3	673
Miscellaneous	17th-20th centuries	18	447.4	674
British Isles: England: Monarchy
William I - Henry V	11th-15th centuries	113	448.1
Henry VI - Elizabeth I	15th-16th centuries	184	448.2-3
James I - William III	17th century	365	449.1-2
Anne - George III	18th century	354	449.3-450.4
George IV - Victoria	19th century	495	451.1-452.1
Edward VII - George VI	19th-20th centuries	86	452.2-453.1	1111-1112
Miscellaneous monarchy	nd	1	453.2
British Isles: Ireland	18th-20th centuries	39	453.3
British Isles: Scotland
Commoners	18th-20th centuries	98	453.4-454.1
Royalty	11th-19th centuries	55	454.2
British Isles: Wales, incl. Isle of Man	19th-20th centuries	44	454.3
Bulgaria	19th-20th centuries	42	454.4
Burma	19th-20th centuries	25	454.5
Byzantium	6th century, 10th century	8	454.6
Canada	nd	2		1113
China	1922	1	454.7
Czechoslovakia	19th century	1	455.1
Denmark	15th-18th centuries	15	455.2
Egypt	14th century B.C.-1st century A.D., 19th-20th centuries	69	455.3	1114
Fiji	19th-20th centuries	30	455.4
Finland	19th century	4	455.5
France: Common and noble dress	[1st century B.C.?], 10th-20th centuries	60	455.6-456.2
France: Military
Army	13th-20th centuries	324	456.3-457.3	1115
Dreyfus Affair	19th-20th centuries	21	458.1
Navy	19th-20th centuries	29	458.2
France: Monarchy, civil employees, and Napoleon I and Josephine	8th-20th centuries	98	458.3-4
France: Regions, incl. Arachon, Boulogne, Brittany, Burgundy, Calais, Concarneau, Epernay, Landes, Nice, Normandy, and Toulouse	16th-20th centuries	67	459.1-2
Germany
Military	16th-20th centuries	100	459.3-460.1
Regions	19th-20th centuries	57	460.2-3
Royalty, common dress, fencing, and works by Dürer	15th-16th centuries, 19th-20th centuries	44	460.4
Greece	4th century B.C., 5th century A.D., 19th-20th centuries	17	461.1
Hawaiian and Samoan Islands	19th century	61	461.2
Holland	15th-20th centuries	143	461.3-462.1
Hungary	17th-19th centuries	62	462.2-463.1
Iceland	[19th century?]	1	463.2
India	18th-20th centuries	96	463.3-5	675-677
Italy
Ancient Rome, chiefly statues	8th-1st centuries B.C.	17	464.1-2
Art, incl. works of Bellini, Botticelli, Carpaccio,	da Vinci, and Raphael; Venetian keys, cameos, lutes, and shoes	14th-20th centuries	157	464.3-465.1
Ecclesiastical, incl. popes, papal guards, attendants, and clergy	19th-20th centuries	156	465.2-3
Military, incl. government and courts of law	18th-20th centuries	98	465.4
Regions, incl. Capri, Naples, Sardinia, Sicily, Tuscany, and Venice, and royalty	15th-16th centuries, 19th-20th centuries	126	466.1-2
Japan
Civilian dress	pre-1800	24	466.3-467.1
Civilian dress	post-1800	30	467.2-3
Monarchy and military	12th-20th centuries	14	468.1
Religion and the supernatural	nd	37	468.2-3
Theatre and entertainers	18th-20th centuries	13	469.1
Young children	19th century	9	469.2
Lapland	19th-20th centuries	9	469.3
Mexico	19th-20th centuries	19	469.4
Montenegro	19th-20th centuries	48	470.1
New Zealand	20th century	2		1116
Norway	17th-20th centuries	44	470.2
Papua	19th-20th centuries	9	470.3
Persia	19th-20th centuries	28	470.4
Philippine Islands	19th-20th centuries	9	470.5
Poland	17th-20th centuries	23	470.6
Portugal	15th-20th centuries	34	470.7
Romania	19th-20th centuries	72	471.1
Russia
Civilian dress	[10th century?], 18th-20th centuries	41	471.2-472.1
Military, police, and prison system	17th-20th centuries	16	472.2
Monarchy, peers, and regalia	10th-20th centuries	34	472.3-4
Serbia	20th century	25	472.5
Siam	19th-20th centuries	4	473.1
South America	19th-20th centuries	15	473.2
Spain
Commoners and customs, esp. bullfighting	16th-20th centuries	41	473.3-4	678, 1117-1118, 1219
Ecclesiastical	16th-20th centuries	5	473.5
Military	16th-20th centuries	22	473.6
Monarchy, incl. works by Velasquez and Goya	16th-20th centuries	18	474.1
Women, esp. Sevillañas and Andalusians	16th-20th centuries	6	474.2
Sudan	19th century	8	474.3
Sweden	19th-20th centuries	11	474.4
Switzerland	18th-20th centuries	68	474.5-475.1
Turkey and the Ottoman Empire	19th-20th centuries	77	475.2
United States
Presidents (esp. Washington and Lincoln), cowboys, Native Americans, and police	17th-20th centuries	26	475.3
Military	18th-20th centuries	24	476.1
Yugoslavia, esp. Bosnia	19th-20th centuries	27	476.2
Miscellaneous
Ecclesiastical: Biblical scenes, monks, Roman Catholics, nuns, Salvation Army; patterns for vestments and dalmatics, samples of bishops' silk, cassocks, and material for robes	5th-20th centuries	130	476.3
Historical: Coats of arms, historical figures (e.g., Duke of Buckingham, Bacon, Shakespeare, Dante, Joan of Arc, kings and queens, and knights), thrones, and tableaus (incl. works of Percy Anderson, Sers, and Percy Macquoid)	12th-20th centuries	198	477.1-478.1
Military	19th-20th centuries	5	478.2
Police: "Charlies," Bow Street runners, and police helmets; incl. Canada, India, North Borneo, Natal, Matabeleland, Zululand, and Sydney	18th-20th centuries	95	478.3
Various entertainments
Circuses and carnivals	19th century	11	478.4
"Coon shows"	19th-20th centuries	39	479.1
Pierrots, clowns, and harlequins	19th-20th centuries	50	479.2	1119
Punch and Judy	18th-20th centuries	9	479.3
Composites and unidentified	16th-19th centuries, nd	27	479.4

Series IV. Business Records, 1920-1969, nd

Box/Folder	Description

Subseries A. Costume Plots, 1920-1966, nd

		Costume plots and notes
			Plays, 1947-61, nd
Box 202.1			A - Sh
Box 202.2			Sp - Z and unidentified plays
Box 202.3		Pantomimes, 1959-66, nd
		"Dramatic Books" of estimates for clients (each vol. is self-
				indexing by title of play)
OS Box 225		1920-34
OS Box 226 		1935-40
		Master catalog of costume plots, nd
			Plays
OS Box 227			A - G
Box 202.4			H - L
Box 202.5			M - O
Box 203.1			P - S
Box 203.2			T - Z
			Operas and musicals
Box 203.3			A - B
Box 203.4			C - G
Box 203.5			H - Mi
Box 204.1 			Mo - R
Box 204.2 			S - Z

Subseries B. Correspondence, 1937-1969, nd

Subseries B1. Correspondence with Clients, 1937-1969, nd

		General correspondence
Box 204.3		1949-67
			1968-69
Box 204.4			A - Andrews
Box 204.5			Anstruther - Ayrshire
Box 205.1			B - Bedford
Box 205.2			Berkhamsted - Bournemouth
Box 205.3			Bowen - Brindley
Box 205.4			Brislington - Brynmawr
Box 205.5			Buchanan - Bymead
Box 206.1			C - Chapman
Box 206.2			Charles - City
Box 206.3			Clacton - Cornwall
Box 206.4			Cosmopolitan - Cwmbran
Box 206.5			D - Didsbury
Box 207.1			Doncaster - Dursley
Box 207.2			E - Eltham
Box 207.3			Emanuel - Exmouth
Box 207.4			F
Box 207.5			G - Glyndebourne
Box 208.1			Goad - Guthlaxton
Box 208.2			H - Haughton
Box 208.3			Haverhill - Herts
Box 208.4			Hesketh - Horsham
Box 208.5			Hounslow - Hyvärinen
Box 209.1			J
Box 209.2			K
Box 209.3			L - Lewes
Box 209.4			Libertas - Lytton
Box 209.5			M - May
Box 210.1			Medmenham - Myerson
Box 210.2			N - Newcastle
Box 210.3			Newland - Nunthorpe
Box 210.4			O
Box 210.5			P - Philbeach
Box 211.1			Piggott - Pye
Box 211.2			Q
Box 211.3			R - Rickmansworth
Box 211.4			Ringwood - Royal
Box 211.5			Rudd - Ryner
Box 211.6			S - St. Just
Box 212.1			St. Laurence - St. Thomas
Box 212.2			Sales - Sherwood
Box 212.3			Shildon - Southwick
Box 212.4			Spalding - Stowmarket
Box 212.5			Stratford - Swinton
Box 213.1			T -Thornton
Box 213.2			Thurlow - Tynings
Box 213.3			U
Box 213.4			V
Box 213.5			W - Welsh
Box 213.6			Wembley - Whitehaven
Box 214.1			Whyteleafe - Withnall
Box 214.2			Wolstenholme - Wye
Box 214.3			Y
Box 214.4		No date
		Subject files
Box 214.5		Arnold, Tom / Julian Wylie Productions Ltd., 1962-63
Box 214.6		Christus Biblical Gardens (Gatlinburg, Tenn.), 1963-64
Box 214.7		Newco Productions Ltd., Coventry Spring Show, 1964
Box 214.8;		SONG OF THE SOUTH, Halesowen & District Amateur Operatic &
  OS Box 479.5				Dramatic Society's production, 1937-38
Box 215.1		Tennessee Rental Co., 1959-60
Box 215.2		WHITE HORSE INN, insurance claims on costumes, 1960-61

Subseries B2. Legal and Administrative Correspondence, 1940-1961

Box 215.3-4	A. & L. Corne (Firm), purchase and sale of, 1947-60
Box 215.5	English & French Embroidery Company Ltd., 1949-51
Box 215.6	Lloyds Bank Limited, B. J. Simmons accounts, 1941-59
		Office and warehouse space
Box 216.1-2		Earlham St. warehouse, 1951-56
Box 216.3		Floral St., 1959
			King St.
Box 216.4			General correspondence, 1945-56
Box 216.5			Move from, 1955-56
Box 216.6			Surrender of lease, 1959-60
Box 216.7		Rent and insurance, 1956-59
Box 216.8		Shelton St., 1943-55
Box 217.1		Shorts Gardens, 1947-56
Box 217.2	Trust fund for Edith Miller, Mr. J. M. Miller, and I. Miller,
				1953-61
Box 217.3	van Schrader, J. R., employment of, 1940-56

Subseries C. Costume Sales and Rentals, 1927-1964, nd

		Cost accounting
Box 217.4		Arnold, Tom / Julian Wylie Productions Ltd., 1962-63
					(sketch nos. T 870-894)
Box 217.5		Banff, 1963 (B 1-76)
Box 217.6		B.B.C. productions, 1962-64 (BBC 1-47; F 1003-1005; SCJ
					1-23; 601-711)
Box 217.7		Canadian waxworks, 1959 (NF 1-100)
Box 217.8		CAROUSEL, nd (616-637)
Box 217.9		Charles H. Fox Ltd., 1963 (771-782)
Box 217.10		CINDERELLA ON ICE, production in South Africa, 1957 (SA
					777-812)
Box 217.11		Coventry, 1957 (C 771-779)
			GEMS (supplier to wax works and museums)
Box 217.12			Exhibition in Phoenix, Ariz., 1961 (P 701-765)
Box 218.1			Exhibition [in?] Nassau, Bahamas, 1961-62 (N 1-54)
Box 218.2			General costumes, 1962 (G 106-107)
Box 218.3		Josephine Tussaud Wax Museum, St. Petersburg Beach
					exhibition, 1962-63 (PB 1-84)
Box 218.4		LILAC TIME, Tom Arnold's production, nd (L 77-124)
Box 218.5		MERRY WIDOW, THE, 1958-59 (R&R 300-314; incl.
					correspondence)
Box 218.6		OKLAHOMA, 1958-59 (R&R 333-403)
Box 218.7		Pitlochry Festival, 1959 (R&R 417-434)
Box 218.8		Potter's Wax Museum, 1962-64 (US 137-162)
			Unidentified clients
Box 218.9			BC 36-61, 1961-62
Box 218.10			F 999-1002, replacements for costumes damaged in fire,
						nd
Box 218.11			G 105-105A, 1962
Box 218.12			NF 105-123, 1962
				R&R and S sketches, 1959-1962
OS Box 228				Cost book
Box 218.13				Index to cost book
Box 218.14			S 1029-1039, 1963-64
		Daybooks of costume orders
Box 218.15		1950-60
Box 219.1		1955-56
		Journals of costume orders (each vol. is self-indexing)
OS Box 229		July 1938 - July 1939
OS Box 230		July 1939 - Mar. 1941
OS Box 231		Dec. 1941 - May 1942
OS Box 232		Nov. 1942 - Apr. 1943
OS Box 233		Apr. - Oct. 1943
OS Box 234		Oct. 1943 - May 1944
OS Box 235		May 1944 - Jan. 1945
OS Box 236		Jan. 1945 - Sept. 1946
OS Box 237		Aug. 1946 - Sept. 1948
OS Box 238		Jan. 1948 - Dec. 1950
OS Box 239		Jan. 1948 - July 1952
OS Box 240		Jan. - Dec. 1950
OS Box 241		May 1953 - Dec. 1958
OS Box 242		Oct. 1953 - May 1954
OS Box 243		Dec. 1955 - Jan. 1957
OS Box 244		Jan. 1957 - Mar. 1958
OS Box 245	Journal of issuances of costume-making materials from stock,
				1961-63
		Lists of orders executed for amateur operatic societies
Box 219.2		1928-39
Box 219.3		1938-53, plus chart for 1927-39
		Measurement charts
Box 219.4		Television actresses (index only), 1953-57
OS Box 246		Actresses, nd
OS Box 247		Actors, nd
Box 219.5-220.1	Receipts for costume rental fees, 1963
		Receipts for delivery of costumes to clients
OS Box 248		Feb. 1954 - Aug. 1955
OS Box 249		Aug. 1955 - May 1957
OS Box 250		May 1957 - Apr. 1958

Subseries D. Financial and Miscellaneous, 1933-1969, nd

		Financial
			Cash dockets
Box 220.2			July 1954 - Aug. 1956
Box 220.3			Sept. 1956 - July 1958
Box 220.4			Oct. 1958 - Oct. 1964
Box 220.5			No date
Box 221.1		Credit notes, 1957-64, nd
			Invoices and receipts, 1963-64
Box 221.2			A - Br
Box 221.3			Bu - C
Box 221.4			D - G
Box 221.5			H - L
Box 222.1			M - S
Box 222.2			T - Z
OS Box 251		Ledger of company accounts, 1941-55
Box 222.3-5		Payment vouchers and invoices, 1963
			Payroll
OS Box 479.6			1958-59
OS Box 480.1			1959-60
OS Box 480.2			1960-61
			Receipts
Box 223.1			Income taxes, 1943-54
Box 223.2			Insurance policies, 1951-56
Box 223.3			Legal and professional services, 1941-51
		Miscellaneous
Box 223.4		Address book, nd
Box 223.5		Album of photographs of the offices of Charles H. Fox Ltd.,
					nd
Box 223.6		Articles about Simmons and Fox, [1893], 1936
			Indexes to titles of plays in PLAYS AND PLAYERS, PLAYGOER, THE
					PLAY-PICTORIAL, SKETCH, and THEATRE WORLD,
					1933-1969, nd
Box 224.1			Arranged A - Z, then by title of publication
Box 224.2			Arranged A - Z, then roughly by date

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