Design for Dame Durden in Jack and the Beanstalk, showing three full length female figures, to the left, an unfinished pencil and ink sketch of a woman in evening dress with an elaborate hair style, to the centre, a figure wearing a long sleeved, ankle length dress, the bodice in blue, the front decorated with a panel edged in pink flounces and tapering to the waist within which are three flowers with pink petals and green centres arranged vertically, the upper sleeves full and gathered to the elbow with pink flounces and a pink bow, the lower sleeves tightly fitted to the arms, the skirt made of individual panels with curved lower edges, each panel decorated with a vertical row of three pink flowers and edged in pink and with pink tassels hanging between each panel at the lower edge, over an underskirt horizontally striped in blue and pale green, with pink ankle boots and a white lace bonnet trimmed with pink ribbons, and to the right, a figure in a long sleeved blouse in dark blue, spotted all over in yellow, the full upper sleeves gathered to the elbows, the tight fitting lower sleeves striped horizontally in blue and yellow, the ankle length skirt in yellow diagonally striped with bands of purple, yellow and orange over a pink petticoat, with a dark blue apron with a bold flounce to the edges, and yellow ankle boots and a pink mob cap spotted with yellow. She carries a feather duster. The background is painted in grey-brown gouache. The design is signed and dated and annotated with the names of the scenes and costume notes and on the reverse is inscribed with the name of the actor and the pantomime.