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Lot 1506
CRYSTAL PALACE Three programmes for matches played at Palace, all with punched holes, v. Bristol City and Reading 1945/6 both with punched holes plus a neutral single sheet programme for R.A. Depot (Woolwich) v A London Representative XI 12/5/1945 with small paper loss at the top, heavily folded and team changes. Fair
Lot 1510
MAN UTD - RANGERS 74 Manchester United home programme for the game v Glasgow Rangers, 9/3/74, friendly in theory but notorious for some of the most violent scenes ever seen at a British football game, United were perceived as being a Catholic club with strong links to Celtic and Ireland whilst Rangers fans were not particularly angelic at the time, in line with many others it should be stated, but the resulting crowd violence lead to horrific scenes. That United were experiencing a difficult season and one that finished with relegation and more crowd violence in the game v Manchester City which was abandoned shows that supporters of both of the two teams were incapable of being well behaved at the time and this game was an accident waiting to happen and it duly did. Programme is in good condition, complete with token and no writing. Good
Lot 51
Hughes (Ted, poet and writer, 1930-98) Autograph Letter signed to Patrick Garland, 1p., sm. 4to, Court Green, North Tawton, Devon, 3rd October 1982, declining to appear on BBC 2 with Patrick Garland to discuss The Rattle Bag, a new anthology compiled by Ted Hughes and Seamus Heaney, "I'm sorry to have extricated myself from the Rattle Bag programme, for only one reason - that it would have been nice to see you again, since we last met half round that lamp-post, or at least at the end of the demolished row of parking meters, behind that beautiful driver, fast off Pall Mall, which I expect you remember as well as I do", folds; and an Autograph Postcard signed by Alan Bennett referring to Francis Kilvert, v.s., v.d. (2).⁂ Seamus Heaney to select poems for a vast new anthology, The Rattle Bag, which he has compiled with Ted Hughes ? Wha
Lot 236
HONEGGER ARTHUR: (1892-1955) Swiss Composer. A signed and inscribed printed programme for the French Section of International Friends for a musical evening dedicated to the works of Arthur Honnegger, one page, 4to, 4th December, n.y. (c.1930), at theInternational Institute of Intellectual Cooperation, Paris, in French. Signed ('A Honegger') in bold black fountain pen ink to a clear area of the page, beneath a short inscription, in French, and further signed in pencil by Paul Valéry (with his initials only, using Greek letters). Some light surface creases and two neat folds. G Paul Valéry (1871-1945) French Poet, Essayist, and Philosopher.
Lot 276
RACHMANINOFF SERGEI: (1873-1943) Russian Composer and Pianist. A vintage ink signature (‘S. Rachmaninoff’) on a very small oblong 12mo clipped piece, neatly laid down beneath his portrait on a 4to printed page removed from a programme for the pianist’s recital at the Queen’s Hall, London on 12th March 1938. Together with a selection of signed cards etc., by various other composers, conductors and classical musicians etc., including Leonard Bernstein, Mstislav Rostropovich, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Elliott Carter, Andre Previn, Pierre Boulez, Mikis Theodorakis, Luciano Berio, Gian Carlo Menotti etc. Some age wear, creasing and tears to the programme page bearing Rachmaninoff’s signature, only very slightly affecting the signature, FR (1), VG to EX, 11
Lot 279
CLASSICAL MUSIC: Selection of signed postcard photographs and larger (1), signed First Day Cover (1), signed programmes (2) etc., by various composers, conductors and musicians etc., including Mikis Theodorakis (2), Karlheinz Stockhausen (2), Mstislav Rostropovich, Yehudi Menuhin (vintage signed programme, 1944), Peter Maxwell Davies, Vladimir Ashkenazy, Andre Previn, Pierre Boulez, Richard Rodney Bennett etc. Some of the images are colour. G (1), generally VG to EX, 12
Lot 34
SELLERS PETER: (1925-1980) British Comedian and Actor, a cast member of the British radio comedy programme The Goon Show. A.L.S., Peter Sellers, one page, 8vo, London, 29th May 1951, to [Edward] Brown. Sellers thanks his correspondent for their complimentary letter and remarks 'It's nice to think one's efforts are so genuinely appreciated', continuing 'Its quite likely I shall be appearing at Newcastle Emp. later this year when I should be very pleased to see you'. Together with [Harry Secombe] (1921-2001) Welsh Comedian, a cast member of the British radio comedy programme The Goon Show. T.L.S. by a secretary on behalf of Secombe, one page, 4to, Empire Theatre, Croydon, 11th November 1952, to [Edward] Brown. Secombe thanks his correspondent for their letter and compliments and informs him 'I have already made two records for H.M.V., the first being “If I had the Heart of a Clown” (June 1952) and “Here in my Heart” (October 1952). Others will follow. (I hope)'. Some very light, extremely minor age wear, otherwise VG, 2
Lot 39
ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of vintage signed photographs of various sizes (8 x 10 and smaller, a few programme photos), by various actors, actresses, musicians, variety and Music Hall stars etc., mainly British, including Teddy Brown (2; one inscribed to Florrie Forde), Ella Shields, George Robey, Ella Retford, Evelyn Laye, Pat Kirkwood, Peggy Cochrane, Mabel Poulton, Matheson Lang, Adelaide Hall, Dickie Valentine, Ben Lyon & Bebe Daniels, Guy Mitchell, Max Bacon, Gracie Fields, Wally Ford, Phyllis Robins, Diana Churchill, Vera Lynn, Carl Brisson, Phyllis Calvert, Randolph Sutton, Billy Milton, Charlie Kunz etc. Most with slight traces of former mounting to the versos. A few FR, generally G to VG, 45
Lot 1335
Peter O' Toole Interest A Large Collection Of Theatre And Cinema Posters Autograph And Related Material To include original theatre poster 'Ride A Cock Horse' Piccadilly Theatre London, film poster 'Ombre Blanche', Black and white spotlight image autographed by Peter O' Toole. Also, autographed Pygmalion theatre programme, The Last Emperor deluxe programme and various accompanying flyers and theatre programmes,
Lot 1344
Cinema Interest - Peter O'Toole Original 1975 Large Sheet Poster (Quad) For The Film 'Man Friday' Along With Original Promotional Lobby Cards Large scale poster (folded) in very good condition 30 x 40 inches. Along with a complete set of twelve full colour lobby cards in excellent condition. Also, deluxe colour promotional programme.
Lot 1368
Cinema Interest - Peter O'Toole. Original 1965 Large Sheet Poster (Quad) For The Film Lord Jim, Along With Several Original Promotional Documents. Approximately Eleven Items In Total To Include Original Large Scale Promotional Poster 30 x 40 inches (Cinema Only) Two Black And White Stills (Each Stamped And Numbered To Back) Also, Cinema Campaign Instruction Pamphlet. Small Scale Poster, Original Screening Programme. Full Colour Production Programme In Very Good Condition. Also 1965 Italian Edition Of Panorama Magazine With Peter O'Toole As Lord Jim To Cover. Finally, March 1965 Edition Of Films And FIlming Magazine With O'Toole.
Lot 1369
Cinema Interest - Peter O'Toole Original 1964 Large Sheet (Quad) Poster For The Film 'Becket', Along With Several Original Promotional Documents. Approximately eight items in total to include British quad poster, 30 x 40 inches, official Paramount Press merchandising manual, full colour deluxe promotional programme, two colour lobby cards. Also, November 1964 edition of 'Film en Televisie' and 'Film Artiste' with O' Toole featured on the cover. All items in good condition, please see accompanying image.
Lot 1370
Cinema Interest - Peter O'Toole Original 1972 Large Sheet Poster For The Film Man of La Mancha, Along With Several Original Promotional Documents Approx 11 items in total to include large scale cinema promotional poster, lobby cards, colour lobby cards, exhibitors campaign book (exclusive to cinemas) Also a full colour deluxe promotional programme. All in good condition, please see accompanying image.
Lot 1372
Cinema Interest - Peter O'Toole Original 1969 Large Sheet (Quad) Poster For The Film 'Goodbye Mr Chips', Along With Several Original Promotional Documents Approximately eight items in total to include original large scale cinema poster in very good condition, three colour lobby cards, colour press pamphlet 'Facts for editorial reference about the making of Goodbye Mr Chips' and deluxe colour programme. Also, Spanish film poster (portrait orientation) Very good condition. Please see accompanying image.
Lot 1372A
Cinema Interest - Peter O'Toole Original 1962 Large Sheet Poster (Quad) For The Film 'Lawrence Of Arabia', Along With Several Original Promotional Documents Large scale promotional poster 30 x 40 inches, good overall condition (folded) some minor tears to edges. Along with Advance Information campaign book (cinema issue only) flyer from the Dominion cinema, deluxe colour programme, and portrait poster. Also, January 1963 100th issue of 'Films And Filming' featuring Peter O' Toole to cover. Please see accompanying image
Lot 1373
Cinema Interest - Peter O'Toole Original 1968 Large Sheet Poster (Quad) For The Film 'The Lion In Winter', Along With Several Original Promotional Documents Four items in total to include deluxe full colour original cinema programme, exhibitors campaign book and Decemebr 28, 1968 issue of 'The Illustrated London News' featuring Peter o' Toole and Katherine Hepburn to cover. All in very good condition, please see accompanying image
Lot 15
PROGRAMMES, inc. Tex Austin's 1922 World's Championship Cowboy Contest at Madison Square Garden; London Palladium (21); Latin Quarter 1950, ice shows, Noddy in Toyland, Folies Bergere, Sooty, circus, inc. Bertram Mills 1953-54 (cover detached), Gerry Cottle 1977; Moulin Rouge, Theatre du Vaudeville 1914, Russian Ballet 1956; The Legend of Chimera Equestrian Spectacular; Comic Alphabet booklet by George Cruickshank; programme signed by Pamela Brown, Paul Scofield, Gladys Cooper and one other etc., some creasing to spines and edges, good VR, 44*
Lot 341
Liverpool v Everton FA Cup Final 1986: A Unique Collection of ephemera and collectables belonging to match referee Alan Robinson including the Mitre match ball, a boxed Ltd Edition 'First Merseyside Final' Paragon China plate facsimille signed by all Liverpool players, large coffee table hardback books 'This Is Anfield' -the photos of Steve Hale and 'EE-AYE-ADDIO We've Won The Cup'-Brian Pead, FA Officials dinner booklet signed by all match officials, Wembley First Day Cover, good quantity of official press match photographs (colour and monochrome), two pennants, match programme, official match DVD, two souvenir issues of Liverpool Echo etc
Lot 310
Football memorabilia. An original photograph of the Portsmouth 1948/49 championship team by Wright & Logan ; a picture of the following season's championship winning team 1949/50 signed in ink by Duggie Reid and Bill Thompson together with a programme for Pompey v Huddersfield, April 30th 1949 (Pompey's last home match of their first championship winning season, 148/49 ) (3)
Lot 326
Gilbert & Sullivan: A Savoy Theatre Programme for the Rupert D' Oyly Carte season of Gilbert & Sullivan operas 1929-1930 for the production of the Gondoliers * The newly renovated Savoy Theatre re-opened with this production from October 21st to November 2nd 1920 Part of the late Peter Joslin collection of Gilbert & Sullivan and Theatre memorabilia
Lot 333
Gilbert & Sullivan: Original programmes for Princess Ida at The Savoy Theatre, one dated in pencil 5 Feb 1884 (7) a gilded card programme, and two coloured card programmes, and a notice of 'the indisposition of Mr Cory James, the part of The Defendant in 'Trial By Jury' will be played by Mr C. Childer-Stone' (11) Part of the late Peter Joslin collection of Gilbert & Sullivan and Theatre memorabilia
Lot 334
Gilbert & Sullivan: Two original programmes for Iolanthe at the Savoy Theatre, Feb-Aug 1883, Matinees at 2.30, and a gilded card programme dated in pencil 12th February 1883, preceded by Mock Turtles 'a new and original Vandeville' (3) Part of the late Peter Joslin collection of Gilbert & Sullivan and Theatre memorabilia
Lot 335
Gilbert & Sullivan: Original programmes for Patience at The Savoy Theatre, in two designs, one dated in pencil 28th October 1882, (4) a card programme (possibly reproduction) and a gilded card programme (6) Part of the late Peter Joslin collection of Gilbert & Sullivan and Theatre memorabilia
Lot 337
Gilbert & Sullivan: An original programme for The Pirates of Penzance at Opera Comique, preceded by In The Sulks, pictorial cover, cast include George Grossmith, Richard and George Temple, Rutland Barrington and Marion Hood; and a later programme for The Pirates of Penzance at the Savoy Theatre dated 19 April 1888 Part of the late Peter Joslin collection of Gilbert & Sullivan and Theatre memorabilia
Lot 338
Gilbert & Sullivan: Three original programmes for the Sorcerer at Opera Comique with impressed border, referring to Mr G Grossmith, Junr. (his first appearance on the stage), two refer to the Thirteenth Morning performance of The Sorcerer Saturday next, the third refers to the Fifteenth morning performance; another pictorial programme of The Sorcerer at Opera Comique (The Graphic Theatrical Programme) and Savoy Theatre programme of The Sorcerer and Trial By Jury 1880s (5) Part of the late Peter Joslin collection of Gilbert and Sullivan and Theatre memorabilia
Lot 344
Arthur S. Sullivan: Original programmes for Promenade Concerts at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden, some musical director Arthur Sullivan (24) other Promenade concert programmes, Colonial and Indian Exhibition Daily programme 1886, programme for State Inauguration of the Imperial Institute 10th May 1893, Leeds Triennial Musical Festival programmes for 1883, 1898, 1874, Crystal Palace Handel Centenary Musical Festival 1859, Royal Albert Hall programmes; Philharmonic Society programmes St James Hall, Piccadilly 1880s Part of the late Peter Joslin collection of Gilbert & Sullivan and Theatre memorabilia
Lot 349
Arthur S. Sullivan: A signed letter by the composer on National Training School for Music headed paper (Kensington Gore, London S.W.) (crossed out) 'please send me a proof of the enclosed programme as soon as possible, when correct, it should be printed on the inside pages of the announcement of the concert, Arthur Sullivan 9 Albert Mansions S.W.' Part of the late Peter Joslin collection of Gilbert & Sullivan and Theatre memorabilia
Lot 383
Gilbert & Sullivan and Others: A commemorative programme for a performance in aid of The King George's Pension Fund for Actors and Actresses, Her Majesty's Theatre February 7th 1962; programme for Patriotic Band Festival late 20th century Gilbert & Sullivan programmes; Leeds Centenary Musical Festival 1958 programme; Play Pictorial magazines and others Part of the late Peter Joslin collection of Gilbert & Sullivan and Theatre memorabilia
Lot 384
Theatre Programmes: Sixteen programmes for The Royal Lyceum Theatre, under the management of Henry Irving, including a first night performance for the Dean's Daughter and a St James's Theatre programme for A Patron Saint, under the management and performed by Rutland Barrington (17) Part of the late Peter Joslin collection of Gilbert & Sullivan and Theatre memorabilia
Lot 386
Theatre Programmes: A Jubilee Commemoration programme for Ellen Terry at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, June 12th 1906 including a performance of Trial By Jury; a testimonial performance for Mr Compton at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane 1st March 1877; a programme of the Special Performance given by her brother and sister artists to Miss Linda Thompson at the Lyceum Theatre May 2nd 1899; and prompts copy of Good For Nothing, performed at the Gaiety Theatre Strand, published by Thomas Hailes Lacy Part of the late Peter Joslin collection of Gilbert & Sullivan and Theatre memorabilia
Lot 391
Theatre Programme: A St James's Theatre programme for the original performance of Lady Windermere's Fan by Oscar Wilde, dated in ink Wednesday 13th July 1892 (the first performance of the play was on 20th February 1892), and a photograph of the lead actors in the play (2) Part of the late Peter Joslin collection of Gilbert & Sullivan and Theatre memorabilia
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