Ref NoDICK/PRG/MISC STP : F173247
AltRefNoF173247
CollectionCharles Dickens Theatre Collection
TitleHonest Tradesman
Date10.10.1952
Extent1 programme
DescriptionTheatre programme advertising a monologue and a play presented at St. Pancras Town Hall entitled THE HONEST TRADESMAN, (inspired by Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities), and THE STRANGE GENTLEMAN.
NotesPrevious reference number: UKC/PRG/DICK/MISC STP : F173247
Contains a photograph of Charles Dickens
Contains a printed biography of Dickens', entitled "The Immortal of Doughty Street", that highlights the connections between Dickens, St. Pancras and public libraries
Also contains printed details of The Dickens Fellowship
Also contains a printed list of book titles that relate to Dickens and his works which were available in St. Pancras Public Libraries
Contains a printed advertisement for a forthcoming concert by the London Philharmonic Orchestra
The play is an adaptation of 'The Great Winglebury Duel', from Dickens' 'Sketches by Boz'
The play is followed by "The Work and Significance of Dickens", a discussion between L. A. G. Strong, Collin Brooks and Lady Cynthia Asquith. Commentary was provided by Alan Ivimey
The performance was presented by "St. Pancras Education and Public Libraries Committee, in association with The Dickens Fellowship and Tavistock Repertory Company"
Contains the printed note, "Councillor W. Timothy Donovan (leader of the Borough Council) introduces the Programme"
SubjectDrama
PhysicalDescription220 mm x 145 mm
Brown ink on cream glossy paper
Related PersonDickens, Charles, 1812-1870
Hobbs, Carleton
Young, Sally
Smoker, Barbara
Boris, Rita
Archibald, Edward
Munday, Paula
Daivis, Vera
O'Hare, Michael
Flood, James
Robertson, Dennis
Radley, Frederick
Ottaway, Jane
McCarthey, Mary
Segal, Michael
Rookes, Angela
Bennett, John
Frost, Timothy
Related OrganisationSt. Pancras Town Hall
Tavistock Repertory Company
Nathens
Related PlaceSt. Pancras, Camden, London
CategoryTheatre programme
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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