Ref NoDDP/PAN/TP/CIN/REG/TUN/1/1
CollectionDavid Drummond Pantomime Collection
TitleSouvenir booklet for the pantomime Cinderella at the Tunbridge Wells Opera House
Name of creatorUnspecified
Date1959-1960
Extent1 item
DescriptionSouvenir booklet for the pantomime Cinderella at the Tunbridge Wells Opera House, which ran from 26th December 1959 to 9th January 1960. The front cover shows a small black illustration of Cinderella in her ball gown dropping her slipper on the stairs. The title is in red in the centre. There is information at the bottom about the show times and dates. The back of the programme shows an advertisement for Essoldo Restaurant.
NotesRecord created by volunteers during the Cinderella Archive Listing project in 2023-24
The Tunbridge Wells Opera House is no longer a working theatre, but the building still exists as a Wetherspoons.
SubjectPantomime
Musical Theatre
PhysicalDescription14 cm x 21.7 cm. The booklet is printed on cream paper. It is made from one folded sheet with no stapling. It is in good condition.
Related PersonLawrence, J.W., General Manager & Licensee of the Opera House
Doubleday, G.A., Manager of the Opera House
Monzo, Carol, Actress
Hensley, Clifford, Actor and Speciality Performer
Waite, Stan, Actor and Speciality Performer
Barnes, George, Actor
Mills, Joyce, Actress and Speciality Performer
Philips, Pamela, Actress and Choreographer
Dene, Valerie, Actress and Speciality Performer
Douglas, Anita, Actress and Speciality Performer
Paige, Jimmy, Actor and Speciality Performer
Lewis, Joyce, Choreographer
Rawlings, Francis, Musical Director
Hensley, Clifford, Producer of the Panto
Barker, Peter, Stage Director for F.W. Entertainments Ltd.
Related OrganisationOpera House (an Essoldo Theatre), Tunbridge Wells
The Joyce Lewis Juveniles
F.W. Entertainments, Ltd.
Rey & Du Pree, Speciality performers
Norvic, Suppliers of the Glass Slippers
Kayser-Bondor, Stockings supplier
Related PlaceTunbridge Wells
CategoryProgrammes (theatre)
Access conditionsThis material is available for consultation at the University of Kent's Special Collections & Archives reading room, Templeman Library, University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NU (specialcollections@kent.ac.uk).
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