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Theatre Film and Ballet
Approximately two hundred autographs circa 1930s-1940s, subjects include Conrad Veidt, Raymond Massey, Noel Coward, Herbert Marshall, Anna may Wong, Gertrude Lawrence, John Gielgud and Maurice Chevalier in two autograph books; approximately fifty-five publicity photographs and postcrads, majority signed by subjects, some wtih printed facsimile or secretarial signtarures, subjects include: Leslie Banks, Jack Hawkins, Margot Fonteyn, Robert Helpmann and Hermione Baddeley, in a photogjraph album and loose; and approximately ghree hundred and eighty theatre programmes, circa 1930s-1940s, approximaely forty of these signed by subjects including Paul Robeson, Chili Bouchier, Conrad Veidt and Flora Robson; and various illustrated souvenir programmes including one for The Adventures of Robin Hood....to mark the opening of the Warner Theatre, London, 1938 and another for The New Prince of Wales Theatre Opening Ceremony, october 27th, 1937 adn another for The Prisoner Of Zenda, First Night, The Odeon Leicester Square, 1937
(a lot)
Approximately two hundred autographs circa 1930s-1940s, subjects include Conrad Veidt, Raymond Massey, Noel Coward, Herbert Marshall, Anna may Wong, Gertrude Lawrence, John Gielgud and Maurice Chevalier in two autograph books; approximately fifty-five publicity photographs and postcrads, majority signed by subjects, some wtih printed facsimile or secretarial signtarures, subjects include: Leslie Banks, Jack Hawkins, Margot Fonteyn, Robert Helpmann and Hermione Baddeley, in a photogjraph album and loose; and approximately ghree hundred and eighty theatre programmes, circa 1930s-1940s, approximaely forty of these signed by subjects including Paul Robeson, Chili Bouchier, Conrad Veidt and Flora Robson; and various illustrated souvenir programmes including one for The Adventures of Robin Hood....to mark the opening of the Warner Theatre, London, 1938 and another for The New Prince of Wales Theatre Opening Ceremony, october 27th, 1937 adn another for The Prisoner Of Zenda, First Night, The Odeon Leicester Square, 1937
(a lot)