| Collection | Shirley Programme Collection |
| Description | 46 programmes for the following productions at the Croydon Repertory Theatre during it's 1934-1935 season.
* Dangerous to know, by Beatrix Farrer, produced 15 Sep 1934.
* On the rocks, by George Bernard Shaw, produced 24 Sep 1934.
* King Lear, by William Shakespeare, produced 01 Oct 1934. Accompanied by press cuttings of reviews.
* The moon in the yellow river, by Denis Johnston, produced 08 Oct 1934.
* The pursuit of happiness, by Alan Child and Isabelle Loudon, produced 15 Oct 1934.
* Desperate chance, by Joan Temple, produced 22 Oct 1934.
* The Admirable Crichton, by J M Barrie, produced 29 Oct 1934.
* The rose without a thorn, by Clifford Bax, produced 05 Nov 1934.
* Yellow sands, by Eden Philpotts, produced 12 Nov 1934.
* Sixteen, by Aimee and Philip Stuart, produced 19 Nov 1934.
* Tobias and the angel, by James Bridie, produced 26 Nov 1934.
* The Maitlands, by Ronald MacKenzie, produced 03 Dec 1934.
* The playboy of the western world, by John M Synge, produced 10 Dec 1934.
* A double bill of Village wooing, and Candida, by George Bernard Shaw, produced 17 Dec 1934.
* The policeman's whistle, by Githa Sowerby, produced 24 Dec 1934.
* Touchwood, by C L Anthony, produced 07 Jan 1935.
* Three cornered moon, by Gertrude Tonkonogy, produced 14 Jan 1935.
* Flowers of the forest, by John Van Druten, produced 21 Jan 1935.
* Bird in hand, by John Van Druten, produced 28 Jan 1935.
* The late Christopher Bean, adapted by Rene Fauchois, produced 04 Feb 1935.
* The rivals, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, produced 11 Feb 1935.
* The first Mrs Fraser, by St John Irvine, produced 18 Feb 1935.
* The old folks at home, by H M Harwood, produced 25 Feb 1935.
* Ghosts, by Henrik Ibsen, produced 04 Mar 1935.
* Laburnum Grove, by J B Priestley, produced 11 Mar 1935.
* My lady wears a white cockade, by Ronald Gow, produced 18 Mar 1935.
* Ten minute alibi, by Anthony Armstrong, produced 25 Mar 1935.
* I'll leave it to you, by Noel Coward, produced 01 Apr 1935.
* Power, by Nigel Balchin, produced 08 Apr 1935.
* A double bill of Everyman, and Abraham and Isaaac, produced 15 Apr 1935.
* Murder on the second floor, by Frank Vosper, produced 22 Apr 1935.
* The torchbearers, by George Kelly, produced 29 Apr 1935.
* Marigold, by Roy L Allen and F R Pryor, produced 06 May 1935.
* The Abbe Prevost, by Helen Waddell, produced 13 May 1935.
* The second man, by S N Behrman, produced 20 May 1935.
* The middle watch, by Ian Hay and Stephen King-Hall, produced 27 May 1935.
* The breadwinner, by William Somerset Maugham, produced 03 Jun 1935.
* Fresh fields, by Ivor Novello, produced 10 Jun 1935.
* Eden End, by J B Priestley, produced 17 Jun 1935.
* Pygmalion, by George Bernard Shaw, produced 24 Jun 1935.
* First episode, by Terence Rattigan and Philip Heimann, produced by the Oxford University Repertory Company 01 Jul 1935.
* The green bay tree, by Mordaunt Sharp, produced by the Oxford University Repertory Company 08 Jul 1935.
* Pleasure cruise, by Austen Allen, produced by the Oxford University Repertory Company 15 Jul 1935.
* The last of Mrs Cheyney, by Frederick Lonsdale, produced by the Oxford University Repertory Company 22 Jul 1935.
* Chinese white, by Val Gielgud, produced by the Oxford University Repertory Company 29 Jul 1935.
* Sport your oak, a revue, produced by the Oxford University Repertory Company 05 Aug 1935.
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| Admin history | Collection accumulated by Shirley's parents and grandparents. |