| Collection | David Drummond Pantomime Collection |
| Description | Libretti for the following performances: 'Fredk. Melville Presents His Annual Grand Brixton Pantomime Cinderella' (Brixton Theatre, 26 December 1934); 'Mr. Robert Arthur's Second Coronet Pantomime Cinderella. Written by Frank Dix. Book of Words Christmas 1905-6' (Coronet Theatre, 23 December 1905); 'Grand Christmas Pantomime, Cinderella A New Version of the Old Story, Written by Horace Lennard. Invented, Arranged, and Produced under the direction of Oscar Barrett. Book of Words and Songs. With Illustrations by John Barrett. The Crystal Palace Company, Sydenham, 1888-1889.'; 'Cinderella; or, Harlequin & the Little Glass Slipper, the Magic Pumpkin, and the Butterflies' Ball and Grasshoppers' Feast. Written Expressly for the Crystal Palace by E.L. Blanchard, Esq.' (1874); 'A New and Original Christmas Pantomime, Entitled: Sweet Cinderella and Prince Poppitto; or Three Jolly Butcher Boys All in a Row. Written especially for H. V. D'Esterre, Esq. by Henri G. French' (Elephant and Castle Theatre, 1889); ' A H. & S. Barnard in conjunction with N. Carter Slaughter presents The Rollicking Pantomime: Cinderella. Devised and Produced by N. Carter Slaughter (Elephant Theatre, Christmas 1926)'; 'Cinderella Xmas 1900-1. The Ben Greet Co. Grand Theatre Woolwich'; 'Cinderella Written by Frank Dix. Composed by Jullien H. Wilson and J. O. Shepherd. Christmas Book of Words 1907' (Kennington Theatre); 'Book of Words of Mr. Robert Arthur's Fourteenth Kennington Pantomime Cinderella. Written by Frank Dix. Composed bu Jullien H. Wilson' (Kennington Theatre, 1911-1912); ' 'Milton Bode and J. F. Graham's Magnificent Pantomime Cinderella Written By A. M. Thompson and Robert Courtneidge' (Christmas 1915-1916, Kennington Theatre); 'Mr. Oscar Barrett's Fairy Pantomime, Cinderella. Written by Mr. Horace Lennard.' (Lyceum Theatre, undated); 'An Original Christmas Pantomime Entitled Harlequin Cinderella; or the Fairy with the Little Glass Slipper, written, invented, and produced by John Douglass, at National Standard Theatre December 24, 1884.'; 'Book of the Words: The Kingston Pantomime "Cinderella." 1900-1901. Produced at the Royal County Theatre, Kingston-on-Thames. Wednesday, December 26, 1900.'; and 'Cinderella and the Little Glass Slipper, or, The Kitchen Maid That Was Made a Princess. Re-written expressly for this Entertainment by H. Spry, Esq. 1878-79. As produced at Sanger's National Amphitheatre (Late Astley's).' |
| Coronet Theatre, Notting Hill Gate |
| Elephant and Castle Theatre |
| National Standard Theatre |
| Royal County Theatre, Kingston-on-Thames |
| Sanger's National Amphitheatre, Late Astley's |