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Ref No	DICK/PRG/MISC HIP : F174709
AltRefNo	F174709
Collection	Charles Dickens Theatre Collection
Title	The Peep-Show
Date	Undated
Extent	1 programme
Description	Theatre programme advertising a performance produced at the London Hippodrome entitled THE PEEP-SHOW, which included a scene featuring a selection of Dickens' characters.
Notes	Previous reference number: UKC/PRG/DICK/MISC HIP : F174709
	A printed note above the cast list for the eleventh scene states "In this Scene, by means of Lightning Changes of Costume and Make-up, will appear,"
	The "Eleventh Peep" features "Slides designed by E. Harris- Weston".
	Also contains a printed list of the musical numbers featured
	A handwritten note on the front cover states, "Pearl Rose"
Subject	Drama
PhysicalDescription	255 mm x 190 mm
PhysicalDescription	Blue ink on white glossy paper
Related Person	Gillespie, R. H.
	Boor, Frank
	Wylie, Lauri, fl. 1920
	Wylie, Julian
	Sohlke, Gus
	Weston, R. P.
	Lee, Bert
	Tate, James William, 1875-1922
	Jones, Julian
	Tree, Dolly
	Clarkson, Willy, 1861-1934
	Gustave
	Henri, Marc
	Tritchler, C.
	Howden, Philip
	Smith, Bruce
	Cheesman, Charles
	Stapley, Arthur
	Chester, W.
	Dixon, John
	Vivian, Mona
	Lupino, Stanley, 1893-1942, (son of Geroge Lupino and Florence Webster, brother of Barry Lupino)
	Croft, Annie
	Sharland, Reginald
	Allandale, Fred
	Darnley, Albert
	French, Ruth
	Mannering, Gwen
	Kirk, Doris
	Gilchrist, June
	Worth, Peggy
	Royston, Sylvia
	Letser, Phil
	Sarony, Leslie
	Hooper, J.
	Kleve, Benson
	Terry, Harry
	Leslie, Frank
	Norton, May
	Wyatt, Vivienne
	Belmore, Dan
	Mortimer, Jack
	Nicholls, Mildred
	Kennard, Doreen
	Huxtable, Howard
	Dent, Fred
	Ellinger, Desiree
Related Organisation	London Hippodrome
	Moss' Empires Ltd.
	Idare et Cie
	Cubitt and Manger
	Laverdet
	The Hippodrome Eight
	Gamba
Related Place	Westminster, City of Westminster, London
Category	Theatre programme
Access conditions	This 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).
Copyright	Material within the archive may remain within copyright under the terms of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. Special Collections & Archives staff will assist where possible in helping trace copyright holders, but it is ultimately the responsibility of users to obtain the permission of the copyright holder for reproduction of copyright material for uses other than research or private study.
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