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Ref No	DICK/PRG/OLD OLY : F174841
AltRefNo	F174841
Collection	Charles Dickens Theatre Collection
Title	Nell!
Date	Undated
Extent	1 programme
Description	Theatre programme advertising three plays produced at the Olympic Theatre entitled POPPLETON'S PREDICAMENTS, NELL! (inspired by Dickens' novel Old Curiosity Shop), and PERFECT LOVE.
Notes	Previous reference number: UKC/PRG/DICK/OLD OLY : F174841
	The subtitle to this play is "Oberon's Triumph"
	Contains a printed advertisement for Rimmel, and the programme was perfumed by Rimmel
	Also contains various printed advertisements.
Subject	Drama
	Farce
	Fairies
PhysicalDescription	240 mm x 155 mm
PhysicalDescription	Black ink on cream paper
Related Person	Dodsworth, H.
	Rae, C. M.
	Blakeley, W.
	Jordan, H.
	Ashton, Miss
	Fanshaw, Alice
	Venner, Miss
	Ewell, Miss
	Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870
	Halliday, Andrew
	Liston, W. H.
	Turner, H.
	Phipps, John
	Barnard, J.
	Winterbottom, John, fl.1860
	Ansell, Miss
	Johnson, John
	Drummond, T.
	Lightfoot, Mr.
	Belmore, George,
	Fisher, David
	Elliot, George
	Butler, Mr.
	Memo, Mr.
	Blakeley, W.
	Clarke, J.
	Garden, E. W.
	Jordan, H.
	Terry, Florence, 1854-1896, (sister of Ellen Terry)
	Poynter, Mrs.
	Irving, Joseph, Mrs.
	Sutherland, Miss
	Saunders, Charlotte
	Johnstone, Eliza
	Ewell, Miss
	Reece, Robert, 1838-1891
	Pede, Thorpe, fl.1870
	Barnard, George D., 1858-1933
	May, S.
	Drummond, Thomas
	Lightfoot, Mr.
	Liston, W. H., Mrs.
	Eversfield, Miss
	Newbound, E.
	St. Maur, Mr.
	Warner, C.
	Blakeley, W.
	Reinhardt, Mattie
	Saunders, Charlotte
	Franks, Mr.
Related Organisation	Olympic Theatre
Related Place	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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