Poster
1934 (printed)
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Letterpress printed poster or playbill in red and black print, on yellow paper advertising the Variety programme at the New Theatre Crewe for the week beginning Monday 31 December 1934 featuring Horace Goldin 's acts 'The Cabinet of Youth' / 'A Magical Divorce' / 'Spirit Skills' / A Living Miracle, Sawing a Woman in Half [Illusionist]; La Petite Poupee [doll of the air]; Holmes and Edwards [quarrelsome pair]; Barrett and Clark: 'Auntie’s Visit'; Joe Baker: 'The Denouncer'; Bullet Catching; Bura and Arnold [bright/dainty/clever/youthful]; The Disrobing Auction (produced by Horace Goldin) and Goldilocks and the Three Bears [next week's pantomime]
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Materials and techniques | Letterpress on paper |
Brief description | Poster advertising the Variety programme at the New Theatre Crewe for the week beginning Monday 31 December 1934 featuring Horace Goldin. Letterpress. Gift of Rae Hammond. |
Physical description | Letterpress printed poster or playbill in red and black print, on yellow paper advertising the Variety programme at the New Theatre Crewe for the week beginning Monday 31 December 1934 featuring Horace Goldin 's acts 'The Cabinet of Youth' / 'A Magical Divorce' / 'Spirit Skills' / A Living Miracle, Sawing a Woman in Half [Illusionist]; La Petite Poupee [doll of the air]; Holmes and Edwards [quarrelsome pair]; Barrett and Clark: 'Auntie’s Visit'; Joe Baker: 'The Denouncer'; Bullet Catching; Bura and Arnold [bright/dainty/clever/youthful]; The Disrobing Auction (produced by Horace Goldin) and Goldilocks and the Three Bears [next week's pantomime] |
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Credit line | Given by Rae Hammond |
Production | Willson's Printers is noted as being in Leicester, Nottingham and London by this date |
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Accession number | S.110-1988 |
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Record created | May 24, 2007 |
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