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Ref No	READ/PRG/THE/LYR/F172256
AltRefNo	F172256
Collection	Reading Rayner Programme Collection
Title	Flying Colours
Date	1943 (circa)
Extent	1 item
Description	Theatre programme advertising a revue produced at the Lyric entitled FLYING COLOURS. The programme is undated. Revue included: CALLING CONTROL ; COME IN, SOLDIER ; YOU'VE 'AD IT ; IT'S GOT TO BE THE SAMBA ; COMING EVENTS ; ROME-A-LAY ; HUMBLE SERVANT ; ALL VERY SIMPLE ; A TALE FROM THE DECAMERON ; JACKIE HUNTER ; QUEUES ; THE MICRO-HOME ; AN ISLAND IN PICADILLY ; STRIKE A BLACK NOTE ; DARKEST AFRICA ; GAD, PONSONBY THE HEAT ; I TOOK STEPS ; COMME IL FAUX PAS ; CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT LOVE ; MILEDI ; HYMN OF HATE ; TAKE A NOTE MISS PHIPPS ; DANCING WITHOUT ANY MUSIC ; REVIVALS ; ALONE BY MYSELF.
Notes	Previous reference number : UKC/PRG/READ/THE LYR : F172256
Notes	Includes details of forthcomingH.M. Tennent Ltd. productions.
Subject	Musicals
Subject	Revues
PhysicalDescription	254 x 204 mm
Related Person	Littler, Prince, 1901-1973, (son of Frank R. Littler)
	Littler, Emile, Sir, 1903-
	Ephraim, Lee
	Hale, Binnie, 1899-1984, (sister of Sonnie Hale, born Beatrice Hale-Monro)
	Byng, Douglas, 1893- 1987
	Bryan, Hal
	Leslie, Sylvia, 1900-
	René, Hugh
	Martin, Betty
	Baxter, Edward
	Palmer, Hilde
	Murray, Norman
	Blair, Lionel, 1928-
	Hunter, Jackie,
	Sokolova, Natasha, 1917-
	Hall, Irlin
	Kirby, Walter
	Suthers, Kathleen
	Masters, Marie
	Jennings, Kathleen
	Stride, April
	Lechmere, Penelope
	Bright, Bert
	Lechmere, Penelope
	Rogers, Sam
	Fanshawe, Elizabeth
	Webster, Tom
Related Organisation	Lyric Theatre
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).
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