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Angus Winneke
- Costume Designer, Designer, Producer, Associate, Production Coordinator, Scenic Artist, Set and/or Property Maker, Set Designer, Technical Director, Wardrobe Master / Mistress
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One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966
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Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965
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Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965
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Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965
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The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964
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Lilac Time, 27 August 1964
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The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963
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Show Boat, 22 March 1963
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Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962
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Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 18 July 1962
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Paris by Night, 3 May 1962
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Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962
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The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962
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Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961
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Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961
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Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961
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Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961
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Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960
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Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960
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Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960
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Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959
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Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959
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Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959
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Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959
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Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959
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Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959
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Cinderella, 26 December 1958
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Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958
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Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958
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Funfiesta, 23 July 1958
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Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958
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Pardon My French, 14 February 1958
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Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957
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Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957
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Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957
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Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957
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Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957
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Spice and Ice, June 1956
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Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955
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Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955
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Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954
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Funtasia, 25 August 1954
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Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954
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The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954
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Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953
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Take It From Me, 2 September 1953
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The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950
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Fantasy, 10 October 1950
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The Love Racket, 24 December 1949
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The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949
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Starry Nights, 19 May 1949
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All the Best, 16 February 1949
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Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948
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Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948
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Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948
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Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948
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Scrapbook, 15 December 1947
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947
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Top of the World, 2 June 1947
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Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947
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Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947
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You Lucky People, 9 December 1946
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Stars and Garters, 16 September 1946
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Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945
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Artists and Models, 13 March 1942
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Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939
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Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939
David N Martin
- Director, Entrepreneur, Presenter, Producer
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Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957
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Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957
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Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957
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Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957
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Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957
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The Band of Her Majesty's Irish Guards, 1957
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Spice and Ice, June 1956
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Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956
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Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955
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Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955
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Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955
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Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955
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Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954
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Funtasia, 25 August 1954
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Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954
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Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954
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Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954
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The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954
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Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954
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The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954
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Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953
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Take It From Me, 2 September 1953
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Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953
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The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953
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Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953
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Ice Follie, 26 December 1952
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Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952
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Peep Show, 5 March 1952
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Ice Follie, 20 April 1951
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The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950
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The Love Racket, 22 June 1950
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Here from There, 31 March 1950
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Command Performance, 26 December 1949
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The Love Racket, 24 December 1949
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The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949
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The Babes in the Wood, December 1949
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Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949
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The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949
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Starry Nights, 19 May 1949
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All the Best, 16 February 1949
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Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948
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Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948
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Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948
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Scrapbook, 15 December 1947
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Mother Goose, December 1947
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947
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The Stardusters, 11 August 1947
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Top of the World, 2 June 1947
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Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947
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Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947
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Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947
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You Lucky People, 9 December 1946
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Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946
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Stars and Garters, 16 September 1946
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The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946
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Laffiesta, 18 March 1946
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Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945
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Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945
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The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945
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Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944
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It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944
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Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944
Ronnie Hay
- Choreographer, Performer
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Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959
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Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958
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Pardon My French, 14 February 1958
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Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957
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Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955
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Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954
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Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954
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Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953
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Take It From Me, 2 September 1953
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Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952
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Fantasy, 10 October 1950
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Command Performance, 26 December 1949
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The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949
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Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947
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Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945
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It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944
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Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944
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Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944
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Artists and Models, 7 August 1944
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Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944
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Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944
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Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944
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The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944
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Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943
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Target for Delight, 31 May 1943
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Strip for Action, 19 April 1943
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Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942
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Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942
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You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 22 May 1942
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Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942
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Artists and Models, 13 March 1942
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The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942
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Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941
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Black and Blue, 23 October 1941
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Ladies First, 19 September 1941
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Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941
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Black Velvet, 18 April 1941
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The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940
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Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940
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Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940
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The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939
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Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939
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Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939
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The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939
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Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939
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The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939
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Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939
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Swing it, 8 December 1938
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Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938
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The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938
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Laugh show of 1937, 18 November 1937
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Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937
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Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937
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Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933
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Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933
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Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933
Hal Vincer
- Concert Master, Conductor, Musical Director, Stage Manager
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Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948
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Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948
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Scrapbook, 15 December 1947
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Mother Goose, December 1947
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947
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The Stardusters, 11 August 1947
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Top of the World, 2 June 1947
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Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947
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Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947
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Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947
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You Lucky People, 9 December 1946
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Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946
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The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946
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Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945
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Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945
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Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945
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The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945
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Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944
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It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944
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Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944
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Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944
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Artists and Models, 7 August 1944
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Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944
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Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944
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Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944
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The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944
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Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944
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Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
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Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943
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Target for Delight, 31 May 1943
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Strip for Action, 19 April 1943
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Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943
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Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942
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Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942
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Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942
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The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942
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Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942
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Artists and Models, 13 March 1942
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The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942
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Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941
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Black and Blue, 23 October 1941
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Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941
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Black Velvet, 18 April 1941
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The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940
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The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939
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Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939
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Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939
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Swing it, 8 December 1938
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Why be Serious, 29 September 1938
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The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938
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Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938
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Hello 1938, 27 January 1938
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Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937
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Laugh show of 1937, 18 November 1937
Ralton R James
- Director, Presenter, Producer, Producer, Assistant, Production Manager, Stage Director, Stage Manager
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Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960
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Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959
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Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959
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Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959
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Cinderella, 26 December 1958
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Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958
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Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958
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Funfiesta, 23 July 1958
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Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958
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Pardon My French, 14 February 1958
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Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957
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Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957
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Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957
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Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957
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Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957
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Spice and Ice, June 1956
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Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956
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Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955
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Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955
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Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955
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Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955
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Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954
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Funtasia, 25 August 1954
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Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954
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Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954
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The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954
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Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953
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Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952
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Peep Show, 5 March 1952
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The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950
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Fantasy, 10 October 1950
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The Love Racket, 22 June 1950
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Here from There, 31 March 1950
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Command Performance, 26 December 1949
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The Love Racket, 24 December 1949
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The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949
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Starry Nights, 19 May 1949
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All the Best, 16 February 1949
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Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948
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Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947
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Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947
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You Lucky People, 9 December 1946
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Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946
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Laffiesta, 18 March 1946
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Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945
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Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945
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Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945
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Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942
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Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944
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Artists and Models, 7 August 1944
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Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944
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Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944
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Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944
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The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944
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Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944
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Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
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Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943
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Target for Delight, 31 May 1943
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Strip for Action, 19 April 1943
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Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943
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Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942
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Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942
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Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942
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Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942
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The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942
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You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 22 May 1942
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Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942
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Artists and Models, 13 March 1942
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The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942
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Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941
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Black and Blue, 23 October 1941
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Ladies First, 19 September 1941
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Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941
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Would You Believe It?, 4 July 1941
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Black Velvet, 18 April 1941
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The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940
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Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940
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Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940
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Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940
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Spice of Life, 8 March 1940
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The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939
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Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939
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Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939
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Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939
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The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939
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Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939
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Swing it, 8 December 1938
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Why be Serious, 29 September 1938
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Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938
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The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938
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Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938
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Hello 1938, 27 January 1938
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Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937
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Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937
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The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937
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Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937
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Carnival Time, 23 November 1936
Fred Parsons
- Comedian, Stage Manager, Writer
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Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944
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It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944
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Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944
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Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944
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Artists and Models, 7 August 1944
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Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944
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Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944
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Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944
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The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944
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Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944
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Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
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Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943
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Target for Delight, 31 May 1943
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Strip for Action, 19 April 1943
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Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943
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Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942
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Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942
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Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942
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Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942
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The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942
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You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 22 May 1942
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Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942
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Artists and Models, 13 March 1942
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The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942
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Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941
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Black and Blue, 23 October 1941
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Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941
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Black Velvet, 18 April 1941
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The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940
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Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940
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The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939
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Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939
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Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939
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The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939
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Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939
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The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939
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Swing it, 8 December 1938
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Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938
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The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938
Frank Neil
- Director, General Manager, Magician, Performer, Presenter, Producer
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Carry On, 21 December 1939
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The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939
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Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939
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Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939
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The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939
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Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939
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The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939
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Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939
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Swing it, 8 December 1938
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International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938
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Why be Serious, 29 September 1938
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Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938
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The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938
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Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938
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Hello 1938, 27 January 1938
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Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937
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Laugh show of 1937, 18 November 1937
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Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937
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The World Looks Up, August 1937
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The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937
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Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937
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International Variety Stars and Mother Goose, 26 December 1936
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Carnival Time, 23 November 1936
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La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935
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Monster King's Jubilee Matinee, 2 May 1935
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The Laughter Zone, 27 April 1935
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Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934
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Hitting the High Spots, 5 May 1934
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Off We Go, 28 April 1934
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French Mustard / Military Pickles, 21 April 1934
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Vanity Fair, 14 April 1934
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Military Pickles, 7 April 1934
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Paris on Parade, 31 March 1934
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The Spice of Life, 24 March 1934
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Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933
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The Follies of 1932, 5 March 1932
Harold Moschetti
- Actor, Composer, Conductor, Music and Lyrics, Musical Arranger, Musical Director, Musician
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Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 18 July 1962
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Paris by Night, 3 May 1962
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Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962
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The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962
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Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961
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Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961
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Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961
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Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959
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Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959
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Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957
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Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957
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Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957
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Spice and Ice, June 1956
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Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955
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Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955
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The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954
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The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954
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Peep Show, 5 March 1952
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Fantasy, 10 October 1950
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Here from There, 31 March 1950
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Starry Nights, 19 May 1949
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All the Best, 16 February 1949
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Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948
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Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948
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Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948
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Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947
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Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947
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You Lucky People, 9 December 1946
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Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945
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Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945
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Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939
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The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939
Jim Gerald
- Actor and Singer, Comedian, Director, Performer, Singer, Comic
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Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946
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Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945
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Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944
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Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944
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Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
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Strip for Action, 19 April 1943
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Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940
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Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937
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So Long Customers, 15 March 1934
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New Happy Ideas / Oh Mum, 10 March 1934
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More Happy Ideas / The Plumber's Dilemma / The Human Target, 2 March 1934
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New Happy Ideas / Don't Tell the Wife, 28 February 1934
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New Happy Ideas / The Gink from Georgia, 21 February 1934
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New Happy Ideas / It's a Way They Have in the Navy, 15 February 1934
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New Happy Ideas / The Lucky Porter, 1 February 1934
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New Happy Ideas / Honeymoon Troubles, 26 January 1934
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Happy Ideas / I Don't Want to be a Jockey, 21 January 1934
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Happy Ideas / A Moorish Maid, 12 January 1934
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Joy Bells and Happy Hours, 23 December 1933
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A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1933
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The Gink from Georgia, 24 March 1933
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It Ended in Spain, 24 February 1933
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He's in Again, 17 February 1933
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Jim Gerald and Company, 20 January 1933
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Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932
Madame Nixon
- Costume Designer, Wardrobe Master / Mistress
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Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957
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Spice and Ice, June 1956
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Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956
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Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955
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Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955
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Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955
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Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955
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Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954
-
Funtasia, 25 August 1954
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Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954
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The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954
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Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953
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Take It From Me, 2 September 1953
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Fantasy, 10 October 1950
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Command Performance, 26 December 1949
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The Babes in the Wood, December 1949
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The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949
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All the Best, 16 February 1949
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Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948
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Scrapbook, 15 December 1947
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Mother Goose, December 1947
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947
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Top of the World, 2 June 1947
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Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947
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Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947
Lily Coburn
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer, Comic, Soubrette
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Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945
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Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945
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The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945
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Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944
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Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944
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Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
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Laughter Love, 27 April 1935
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So Long Customers, 15 March 1934
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New Happy Ideas / Oh Mum, 10 March 1934
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More Happy Ideas / The Plumber's Dilemma / The Human Target, 2 March 1934
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New Happy Ideas / Don't Tell the Wife, 28 February 1934
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New Happy Ideas / The Gink from Georgia, 21 February 1934
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New Happy Ideas / It's a Way They Have in the Navy, 15 February 1934
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New Happy Ideas / The Lucky Porter, 1 February 1934
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New Happy Ideas / Honeymoon Troubles, 26 January 1934
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Happy Ideas / I Don't Want to be a Jockey, 21 January 1934
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Happy Ideas / A Moorish Maid, 12 January 1934
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Joy Bells and Happy Hours, 23 December 1933
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A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1933
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The Gink from Georgia, 24 March 1933
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It Ended in Spain, 24 February 1933
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He's in Again, 17 February 1933
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Jim Gerald and Company, 20 January 1933
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Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932
Albert Fisher
- Composer, Conductor, Musical Arranger, Musical Director
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Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960
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Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959
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Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959
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Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959
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Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959
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Cinderella, 26 December 1958
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Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958
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Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958
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Funfiesta, 23 July 1958
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Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958
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Pardon My French, 14 February 1958
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Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956
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Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955
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Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955
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Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955
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Funtasia, 25 August 1954
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Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954
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Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954
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The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954
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Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953
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Take It From Me, 2 September 1953
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Peep Show, 5 March 1952
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Command Performance, 26 December 1949
Roy Rene
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
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Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945
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Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945
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It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944
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Artists and Models, 7 August 1944
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Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944
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Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942
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The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942
-
Artists and Models, 13 March 1942
-
Black and Blue, 23 October 1941
-
Black Velvet, 18 April 1941
-
International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938
-
Carnival Time, 23 November 1936
-
Off We Go, 16 December 1933
-
Mo-Mints, 9 December 1933
-
Sparklets, 2 December 1933
-
Oh, Baby, 25 November 1933
-
Why Wurrie, 17 November 1933
-
This and That, 11 November 1933
-
By Request, 3 November 1933
-
Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933
-
Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933
William Perryman
- Actor, Performer, Singer, Comic
-
Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938
-
Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937
-
So Long Customers, 15 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Oh Mum, 10 March 1934
-
More Happy Ideas / The Plumber's Dilemma / The Human Target, 2 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Don't Tell the Wife, 28 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Gink from Georgia, 21 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / It's a Way They Have in the Navy, 15 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Lucky Porter, 1 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Honeymoon Troubles, 26 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / I Don't Want to be a Jockey, 21 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / A Moorish Maid, 12 January 1934
-
Joy Bells and Happy Hours, 23 December 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia, 24 March 1933
-
It Ended in Spain, 24 February 1933
-
He's in Again, 17 February 1933
-
Jim Gerald and Company, 20 January 1933
-
Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932
Tom Dale
- Actor, Performer, Singer, Comic
-
Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937
-
So Long Customers, 15 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Oh Mum, 10 March 1934
-
More Happy Ideas / The Plumber's Dilemma / The Human Target, 2 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Don't Tell the Wife, 28 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Gink from Georgia, 21 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / It's a Way They Have in the Navy, 15 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Lucky Porter, 1 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Honeymoon Troubles, 26 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / I Don't Want to be a Jockey, 21 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / A Moorish Maid, 12 January 1934
-
Joy Bells and Happy Hours, 23 December 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia, 24 March 1933
-
It Ended in Spain, 24 February 1933
-
He's in Again, 17 February 1933
-
Jim Gerald and Company, 20 January 1933
-
Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932
Terry Scanlon
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Compere, Performer
-
Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961
-
Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958
-
Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956
-
Ice Follie, 26 December 1952
-
Ice Follie, 20 April 1951
-
Command Performance, 26 December 1949
-
All the Best, 16 February 1949
-
Revue Continentale, 18 October 1948
-
Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948
-
Laffiesta, 18 March 1946
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945
-
Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945
-
The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945
-
Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944
-
Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944
-
Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
-
Strip for Action, 19 April 1943
-
Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938
Dudley Cantrell
- Composer, Conductor, Musical Arranger, Musical Director, Orchestrator
-
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960
-
Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960
-
Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959
-
Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957
-
Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954
-
Funtasia, 25 August 1954
-
Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954
-
Peep Show, 5 March 1952
-
All the Best, 16 February 1949
-
Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948
-
Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948
-
Mother Goose, December 1947
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947
-
Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947
-
Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947
-
Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947
-
You Lucky People, 9 December 1946
-
So Long Customers, 15 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Oh Mum, 10 March 1934
-
More Happy Ideas / The Plumber's Dilemma / The Human Target, 2 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Don't Tell the Wife, 28 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Gink from Georgia, 21 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / It's a Way They Have in the Navy, 15 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Lucky Porter, 1 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Honeymoon Troubles, 26 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / I Don't Want to be a Jockey, 21 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / A Moorish Maid, 12 January 1934
-
Joy Bells and Happy Hours, 23 December 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia, 24 March 1933
-
It Ended in Spain, 24 February 1933
-
He's in Again, 17 February 1933
-
Jim Gerald and Company, 20 January 1933
-
Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932
Thelma Duff
- Choreographer, Dancer, Performer
-
So Long Customers, 15 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Oh Mum, 10 March 1934
-
More Happy Ideas / The Plumber's Dilemma / The Human Target, 2 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Don't Tell the Wife, 28 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Gink from Georgia, 21 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / It's a Way They Have in the Navy, 15 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Lucky Porter, 1 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Honeymoon Troubles, 26 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / I Don't Want to be a Jockey, 21 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / A Moorish Maid, 12 January 1934
-
Joy Bells and Happy Hours, 23 December 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia, 24 March 1933
-
It Ended in Spain, 24 February 1933
-
He's in Again, 17 February 1933
-
Jim Gerald and Company, 20 January 1933
-
Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932
Winnie Gill
- Costume Designer, Costume Maker, Wardrobe Master / Mistress
-
One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966
-
Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965
-
Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965
-
The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963
-
Show Boat, 22 March 1963
-
Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 18 July 1962
-
Paris by Night, 3 May 1962
-
Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962
-
The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962
-
Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961
-
Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961
-
Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960
-
Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959
-
Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959
-
Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957
-
The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950
-
The Love Racket, 24 December 1949
Reg Hawthorne
- Performer, Singer, Comic
-
So Long Customers, 15 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Oh Mum, 10 March 1934
-
More Happy Ideas / The Plumber's Dilemma / The Human Target, 2 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Don't Tell the Wife, 28 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Gink from Georgia, 21 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / It's a Way They Have in the Navy, 15 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Lucky Porter, 1 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Honeymoon Troubles, 26 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / I Don't Want to be a Jockey, 21 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / A Moorish Maid, 12 January 1934
-
Joy Bells and Happy Hours, 23 December 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia, 24 March 1933
-
It Ended in Spain, 24 February 1933
-
He's in Again, 17 February 1933
-
Jim Gerald and Company, 20 January 1933
-
Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932
Jenny Howard
- Comedian, Performer, Singer, Singer, Comic
-
Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956
-
The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956
-
The Babes in the Wood, December 1949
-
Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945
-
Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945
-
The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945
-
Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944
-
Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
-
Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943
-
Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943
-
Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942
-
Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942
-
Ladies First, 19 September 1941
-
The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941
-
Cinderella and All Laughter Show, 26 December 1940
-
Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940
Vilma Kaye
- Performer, Singer, Comic
-
So Long Customers, 15 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Oh Mum, 10 March 1934
-
More Happy Ideas / The Plumber's Dilemma / The Human Target, 2 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Don't Tell the Wife, 28 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Gink from Georgia, 21 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / It's a Way They Have in the Navy, 15 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Lucky Porter, 1 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Honeymoon Troubles, 26 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / I Don't Want to be a Jockey, 21 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / A Moorish Maid, 12 January 1934
-
Joy Bells and Happy Hours, 23 December 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia, 24 March 1933
-
It Ended in Spain, 24 February 1933
-
He's in Again, 17 February 1933
-
Jim Gerald and Company, 20 January 1933
-
Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932
Mavis Nixon
- Costume Maker, Wardrobe Master / Mistress
-
Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961
-
Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960
-
Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960
-
Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960
-
Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959
-
Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959
-
Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959
-
Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959
-
Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958
-
Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958
-
Funfiesta, 23 July 1958
-
Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958
-
Pardon My French, 14 February 1958
-
Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957
-
Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957
-
Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957
-
Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957
Sadie Gale
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
-
Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945
-
Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944
-
The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942
-
Artists and Models, 13 March 1942
-
Black and Blue, 23 October 1941
-
International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938
-
Carnival Time, 23 November 1936
-
Off We Go, 16 December 1933
-
Mo-Mints, 9 December 1933
-
Sparklets, 2 December 1933
-
Oh, Baby, 25 November 1933
-
Why Wurrie, 17 November 1933
-
This and That, 11 November 1933
-
By Request, 3 November 1933
-
Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933
-
Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933
Charles Norman
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Compere, Performer, Singer, Comic
-
The Love Racket, 22 June 1950
-
The Love Racket, 24 December 1949
-
The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949
-
Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945
-
Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945
-
Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944
-
Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944
-
Target for Delight, 31 May 1943
-
Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943
-
Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942
-
Black and Blue, 23 October 1941
-
Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938
-
The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938
-
Hello 1938, 27 January 1938
-
Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937
Morry Barling
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
-
Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956
-
The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956
-
Laffiesta, 18 March 1946
-
Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944
-
Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
-
Strip for Action, 19 April 1943
-
The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942
-
Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941
-
The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941
-
Cinderella and All Laughter Show, 26 December 1940
-
Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940
-
The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939
-
Hello 1938, 27 January 1938
-
Carnival Time, 23 November 1936
-
So Long Customers, 15 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Oh Mum, 10 March 1934
-
More Happy Ideas / The Plumber's Dilemma / The Human Target, 2 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Don't Tell the Wife, 28 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Gink from Georgia, 21 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / It's a Way They Have in the Navy, 15 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Lucky Porter, 1 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Honeymoon Troubles, 26 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / I Don't Want to be a Jockey, 21 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / A Moorish Maid, 12 January 1934
-
Joy Bells and Happy Hours, 23 December 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia, 24 March 1933
-
It Ended in Spain, 24 February 1933
-
He's in Again, 17 February 1933
Alec Kellaway
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer, Producer, Production Manager, Singer
-
Scrapbook, 15 December 1947
-
The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946
-
Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945
-
The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945
-
Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944
-
It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944
-
Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944
-
Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
-
Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942
-
The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942
-
Artists and Models, 13 March 1942
-
Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941
-
Would You Believe It?, 4 July 1941
-
Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940
-
Carnival Time, 23 November 1936
Lynne Golding
- Actor, Choreographer, Dancer, Performer
-
Swan Lake, July 1951
-
Swan Lake / Les Belles Creoles, 23 June 1951
-
Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951
-
The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950
-
Command Performance, 26 December 1949
-
The Babes in the Wood, December 1949
-
Top of the World, 2 June 1947
-
Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947
-
The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946
-
Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945
-
It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944
-
Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944
-
Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944
-
The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942
-
The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956
-
Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947
-
Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944
-
Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944
-
Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944
-
Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944
-
Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942
-
The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942
-
The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941
-
Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940
-
Spice of Life, 8 March 1940
-
The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939
-
The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934
-
Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934
Gloria Dawn
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer, Singer
-
Cinderella, 26 December 1958
-
Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957
-
Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954
-
Funtasia, 25 August 1954
-
The Babes in the Wood, December 1949
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947
-
Laffiesta, 18 March 1946
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945
-
Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945
-
Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945
-
Artists and Models, 7 August 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944
-
Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958
-
Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957
-
Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957
-
Jim Davidson's Clambake, 12 August 1946
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945
-
Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945
-
The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945
-
Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944
-
Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944
-
Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
-
Strip for Action, 19 April 1943
-
Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942
Dres Hardingham
- Designer, Scenic Artist, Set and/or Property Maker, Set Designer
-
Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966
-
The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962
-
The Student Prince, 5 May 1961
-
The Music Man, 13 December 1960
-
The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956
-
Madama Butterfly, August 1953
-
Tosca, August 1953
-
The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953
-
Fantasy, 10 October 1950
-
The Babes in the Wood, December 1949
-
Mother Goose, December 1947
-
Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944
Max Reddy
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
-
Hat Trick, 2 February 1940
-
Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937
-
Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937
-
The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937
-
Off We Go, 16 December 1933
-
Mo-Mints, 9 December 1933
-
Sparklets, 2 December 1933
-
Oh, Baby, 25 November 1933
-
Why Wurrie, 17 November 1933
-
This and That, 11 November 1933
-
By Request, 3 November 1933
-
Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932
Len Rich
- Actor, Comedian, Performer, Singer
-
Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940
-
Hello 1938, 27 January 1938
-
Off We Go, 16 December 1933
-
Mo-Mints, 9 December 1933
-
Sparklets, 2 December 1933
-
Oh, Baby, 25 November 1933
-
Why Wurrie, 17 November 1933
-
This and That, 11 November 1933
-
By Request, 3 November 1933
-
Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933
-
Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933
-
Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932
-
So Long Customers, 15 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Oh Mum, 10 March 1934
-
More Happy Ideas / The Plumber's Dilemma / The Human Target, 2 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Don't Tell the Wife, 28 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Gink from Georgia, 21 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / It's a Way They Have in the Navy, 15 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Lucky Porter, 1 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Honeymoon Troubles, 26 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / I Don't Want to be a Jockey, 21 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / A Moorish Maid, 12 January 1934
-
Joy Bells and Happy Hours, 23 December 1933
Mike Connors
- Actor, Comedian, Compere, Performer
-
Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948
-
Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945
-
Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945
-
It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944
-
Artists and Models, 7 August 1944
-
Swing It, 28 October 1933
-
You're Telling Me, 20 October 1933
-
Fiddle-De-Dee, 13 October 1933
-
What's Yours, 7 October 1933
-
The Broadway Boys, 23 September 1933
-
Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933
Molly Duval
- Actor, Performer, Singer, Soubrette
-
The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945
-
Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944
-
It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944
-
Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944
-
Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943
-
Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942
-
The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942
-
The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942
-
Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941
-
Black Velvet, 18 April 1941
George Nichols
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Illusionist, Impersonator, Performer
-
Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956
-
The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956
-
Here from There, 31 March 1950
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945
-
Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945
-
The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944
-
Strip for Action, 19 April 1943
-
Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942
-
The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942
-
So Long Customers, 15 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Oh Mum, 10 March 1934
-
More Happy Ideas / The Plumber's Dilemma / The Human Target, 2 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Don't Tell the Wife, 28 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Gink from Georgia, 21 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / It's a Way They Have in the Navy, 15 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Lucky Porter, 1 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Honeymoon Troubles, 26 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / I Don't Want to be a Jockey, 21 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / A Moorish Maid, 12 January 1934
-
Joy Bells and Happy Hours, 23 December 1933
-
So Long Customers, 15 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Oh Mum, 10 March 1934
-
More Happy Ideas / The Plumber's Dilemma / The Human Target, 2 March 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Don't Tell the Wife, 28 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Gink from Georgia, 21 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / It's a Way They Have in the Navy, 15 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / The Lucky Porter, 1 February 1934
-
New Happy Ideas / Honeymoon Troubles, 26 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / I Don't Want to be a Jockey, 21 January 1934
-
Happy Ideas / A Moorish Maid, 12 January 1934
-
Joy Bells and Happy Hours, 23 December 1933
Alex Carr
- Actor, Performer
-
Off We Go, 16 December 1933
-
Mo-Mints, 9 December 1933
-
Sparklets, 2 December 1933
-
Oh, Baby, 25 November 1933
-
Why Wurrie, 17 November 1933
-
This and That, 11 November 1933
-
By Request, 3 November 1933
-
Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933
-
Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933
-
Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932
Marie Doran
- Actor, Dancer, Performer, Singer
-
Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947
-
Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947
-
Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945
-
Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945
-
It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944
-
Artists and Models, 7 August 1944
-
Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
-
Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943
-
Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937
-
Carnival Time, 23 November 1936
Alan Eddy
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Musician, Bass, Singer, Singer, Baritone, Singer, Bass Baritone
-
Madama Butterfly, August 1953
-
Tosca, August 1953
-
Don Giovanni, June 1952
-
Tosca, June 1952
-
Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
-
Target for Delight, 31 May 1943
-
Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943
-
Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942
-
Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942
-
Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941
Joe Lawman
- Actor and Singer, Comedian, Compere, Dancer, Performer
-
Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957
-
Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957
-
Spice and Ice, June 1956
-
Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944
-
Artists and Models, 7 August 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944
-
Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943
-
Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943
-
Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941
-
Would You Believe It?, 4 July 1941
Les Ritchie
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer, Singer, Comic
-
The Stardusters, 11 August 1947
-
Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947
-
The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945
-
Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945
-
Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944
-
Artists and Models, 7 August 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944
-
Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
-
The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940
Mavis Ritchie
- Actor and Singer, Choreographer, Dancer
-
The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945
-
Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945
-
The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945
-
Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944
-
Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944
-
Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943
-
Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942
-
The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940
-
Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955
-
Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955
-
The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955
-
The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955
-
Henry IV, 4 May 1953
-
As You Like It, 27 April 1953
-
Othello, 21 April 1953
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The Tragedy of Macbeth, 24 December 1949
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Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949
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The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948
Syd Beck
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
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Laughter Love, 27 April 1935
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Off We Go, 16 December 1933
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Mo-Mints, 9 December 1933
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Sparklets, 2 December 1933
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Oh, Baby, 25 November 1933
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Why Wurrie, 17 November 1933
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This and That, 11 November 1933
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By Request, 3 November 1933
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Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933
Ormonde Douglas
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer, Singer, Baritone
Clifford Guest
- Impersonator, Performer, Singer, Ventriloquist
Ronny Hay
- Choreographer, Producer
Len James
- Accompanist, Conductor, Musical Director
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Off We Go, 16 December 1933
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Mo-Mints, 9 December 1933
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Sparklets, 2 December 1933
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Oh, Baby, 25 November 1933
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Why Wurrie, 17 November 1933
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This and That, 11 November 1933
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By Request, 3 November 1933
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Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933
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Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933
Magda Neeld
- Actor and Singer, Dancer, Singer
Joy Nichols
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Impersonator, Performer
Queenie Paul
- Ballet Master/Mistress, Performer, Singer
Maurice Diamond
- Choreographer, Stage Manager
Stefan Haag
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Director, Producer
George Hurd
- Circus Style Performer, Comedian, Juggler, Performer
Barbara Mackay
- Wardrobe Master / Mistress
Will Mahoney
- Comedian, Performer, Producer
Johnny O'Connor
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
Rebla
- Circus Style Performer, Comedian, Juggler, Performer
Joy Waltho
- Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer, Singer
Frank Ward
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer
Joan Ashton
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
Raymond Baird
- Comedian, Musician, Musician, Saxophonist
Kathryn Crawford
- Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer, Singer
Colin Croft
- Acrobat, Actor, Comedian, Performer
Clem Dawe
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Presenter
Ronald Dowd
- Actor and Singer, Singer
Margaret Fitzgibbon
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
Eddie Gordon
- Actor, Circus Style Performer, Comedian
June Holm
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer, Singer, Comic
Billy Kershaw
- Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer
Betty Linke
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
George Marlow
- Entrepreneur, General Director, General Manager, Producer, Executive, Proprietor
Harold Vincer
- Conductor, Musical Director
Alban Whitehead
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Singer, Singer, Baritone
John Dobbie
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer
Bill French
- Actor, Compere, Performer, Singer
Joyce Graeme
- Ballet Master/Mistress, Choreographer, Dancer, Director
Pat Gregory
- Actor, Ice Skater, Performer
Esme Guest
- Costume Maker, Milliner
Evie Hayes
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
Betty Lambert
- Dancer, Singer, Soubrette
Ralph Mace
- Conductor, Musical Director, Vocal Arranger
Eddie Marcel
- Actor and Singer, Compere, Skater
Victor Moore
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer, Singer, Baritone
John Northcote
- Scenic Artist, Set Designer, Wardrobe Master / Mistress
Joy Robins
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Iris Shand
- Actor, Dancer, Performer
John Shaw
- Actor and Singer, Singer, Baritone
Bubby Allen
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer, Soubrette
Jane Ayr
- Comedian, Performer, Singer
Eric Cameron
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Singer
Brenda Charles
- Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer, Soubrette
Eric Clapham
- Conductor, Musical Director
John L Clugston
- Set and/or Property Maker, Stage Manager
Marie Collier
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer, Soprano
William Constable
- Costume Designer, Designer, Set Designer
Wim de Jong
- Ice Skater, Performer
Evan Dunstan
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Neil Easton
- Actor and Singer, Singer
Eric Edgley
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Presenter, Producer
Gracie Emmerson
- Actor and Singer, Comedian, Dancer
Muriel Gardner
- Choreographer, Dancer, Performer
Knox Godfrey
- Choreographer, Producer
Ailsa Green
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
Howard Hall
- Performer, Stage Manager
Percy King
- Comedian, Producer, Writer
Joe Latona
- Actor, Choreographer, Dancer
Alan Light
- Actor and Singer, Singer
Daphne Lowe
- Actor, Singer, Singer, Soprano, Vocalist
Lorenzo Nolan
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer, Tenor
John O'Dowd
- Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer
Alec Pleon
- Comedian, Dancer, Performer, Singer
Betty Prentice
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
Billy Rayes
- Circus Style Performer, Comedian, Performer
Mavis Reed
- Actor, Dancer, Performer
Robert Simmons
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer, Baritone
Edwin Styles
- Actor, Comedian, Compere
Ray Vaughan
- Comedian, Musician, Xylophonist, Performer
Inky Williams
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
Robert Allman
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer, Baritone
Barbara Angell
- Actor, Dancer, Performer, Singer, Soprano
Phyllis Baker
- Actor, Costume Designer, Performer
John Bluthal
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Kenn Brodziak
- Company Director, Director, Producer, Assistant, Producer, Associate
June Bronhill
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Fred Brown
- Actor, Circus Style Performer
Guus Brox
- Clown, Comedian, Performer
Albert Chappelle
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
Maurice Colleano
- Acrobat, Circus Style Performer
Nina Cooke
- Dancer, Performer, Singer, Singer, Soprano
Elimar
- Circus Style Performer, Juggler
William Flynn
- Musical Arranger, Musical Director
Betty Fretwell
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer, Soprano
Bob Geraghty
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Producer
Douglas Hall
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Oscar Hammerstein
- Book and Lyrics, Librettist, Lyricist
Ted James
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Arthur Jandy
- Clown, Comedian, Musician, Comic Instrumentalist
Keith Johns
- Stage Director, Stage Manager
Louis Kahan
- Costume Designer, Designer, Scenic Artist
Ivan King
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Stage Manager
Doug Kingsman
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
William Little
- Scenic Artist, Set Designer
Robin Lovejoy
- Costume Designer, Designer, Singer
Babs MacKinnon
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Beryl Meekin
- Actor, Performer, Singer
Peggy Mortimer
- Composer, Performer, Singer
Mascotte Powell
- Actor and Singer, Impersonator, Soubrette
Jean Rai
- Choreographer, Dancer
Shirley Regan
- Actor, Dancer, Performer
Justine Rettick
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer, Contralto
Tibor Rudas
- Choreographer, Producer
Pearl Schweig
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Cecil Scott
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Madame Sheringham
- Costume Designer, Costume Maker, Wardrobe Master / Mistress
Ella Shields
- Gender Cross-dresser, Impersonator, Performer, Singer
Lea Sonia
- Gender Cross-dresser, Impersonator
Olga Varona
- Circus Style Performer, Tight-rope Walker
Bill Yule
- Actor, Choreographer, Dancer, Performer
Harry Abdy
- Actor, Impersonator, Performer
Ronald Austron
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Valda Bagnall
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer
Mr Bouna
- Acrobat, Actor, Contortionist
Lorraine Bransgrove
- Actor and Singer, Singer, Singer, Soprano
Jean Cameron
- Actor, Dancer, Performer
James Convery
- Stage Director, Stage Manager
David Crann
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Peter Dease
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Dorothy Dee
- Ice Skater, Performer
John Dudley
- Actor and Singer, Director
Grace Emerson
- Actor and Singer, Dancer, Singer
Edna Emmett
- Actor and Singer, Dancer
John Fraser
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer, Baritone
Tony Geappen
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Joyce Gration
- Actor and Singer, Singer
Judi Hooke
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Barbara Howe
- Ballet Master/Mistress, Ice Skater, Performer
Harold Ingram
- Conductor, Musical Director
Lance Ingram
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer, Tenor
Lewis Jacob
- Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer
Harry Jacobson
- Musician, Pianist, Performer
Gladys Jennings
- Costume Maker, Wardrobe Master / Mistress
George Kenyon
- Scenic Artist, Set Designer
June Kuester
- Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer
Toni Lamond
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
John Larsen
- Actor, Performer, Singer, Tenor
Bobby Limb
- Comedian, Performer
Marjorie Lou
- Announcer, Dancer, Singer
Dolly Mack
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Barbara Mackey
- Costume Maker, Wardrobe Master / Mistress
Anita Martell
- Circus Style Performer, Comedian
Kevin Mills
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Rob Murray
- Circus Style Performer, Juggler
Peter North
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Bob Parrish
- Performer, Singer, Singer, Baritone
Betty Pasco
- Circus Style Performer
Lance Phoenix
- Conductor, Musical Director
Carl Randall
- Choreographer, Director, Lyricist
William P Robinson
- Dancer, Wardrobe Master / Mistress
Ernest Shand
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Sherringham
- Wardrobe Master / Mistress
Marilyn Smith
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer
Dalvern Thom
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Al Thomas
- Actor, Compere, Impersonator
John Truscott
- Costume Designer, Set Designer
Gordon Wilcock
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Barbara Wilson
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Harry Wren
- Presenter, Producer
Bob Young
- Composer, Musical Arranger, Musical Director
Esme
- Milliner
Myrna
- Musician, Comic Instrumentalist
Leslie Adams
- Actor and Singer, Singer, Tenor
Larry Adler
- Musical Arranger, Musician
Rih Aruso
- Circus Style Performer, Performer
Goldie Ashton
- Comedian, Musician, Drummer
Percy Athos
- Producer, Stage Director
Bill Austin
- Director, Stage Director
Berni Baia
- Actor and Singer, Choreographer
Jack Baker
- Actor and Singer, Performer
John Baker
- Actor and Singer, Dancer
Mary Banfield
- Actor and Singer, Singer
Jack Barker
- Musician, Pianist, Performer
Bob Barre
- Director, Producer
John Bishop
- Chorus Master/Mistress, Musical Supervisor
Max Blake
- Dancer, Performer
Ben Blue
- Comedian, Performer
Helen Boice
- Actor and Singer, Musician
Colin Briggs
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Fred Brown
- Actor, Circus Style Performer
Bubbles
- Costume Maker, Wardrobe Master / Mistress
William P Carr
- Production Coordinator, Production Manager
George Colleano
- Acrobat, Circus Style Performer
Joyce Colleano
- Acrobat, Circus Style Performer
Rex Dawe
- Comedian, Performer
Dolly Donohue
- Actor, Choreographer, Performer
Chung Doo
- Comedian, Singer
Alexander Faris
- Musical Arranger, Musical Director
Kevin Foote
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Banner Forbutt
- Actor, Circus Style Performer
Frank Forde
- Actor, Singer, Baritone
Robert Gard
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Vic Gordon
- Comedian, Performer
Pat Henning
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Tod Hilton
- Actor and Singer, Dancer
Joan Holcombe
- Wardrobe Master / Mistress
Dave Kaye
- Musician, Pianist
Roy Kemp
- Actor, Performer
Pat Kenny
- Musician, Performer
Leslie King
- Stage Manager, Assistant
Johnny Ladd
- Ice Skater, Scriptwriter
Dawn Lake
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Ted Leary
- Comedian, Performer
Franz Lehar
- Book and Lyrics, Composer
Alta Lowe
- Musician, Singer
Len Lowe
- Actor and Singer, Comedian
Laurie Main
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Jack Manuel
- Actor, Choreographer
Durham Marcel
- Stage Director, Stage Manager
Herbie Marks
- Actor and Singer, Musician
Betty Meddings
- Ballet Master/Mistress, Choreographer
Jay Morris
- Actor, Comedian, Dancer
Kym Parry
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Roy Pickard
- Musician, Xylophonist
Malcolm Pride
- Costume Designer, Set Designer
Dot Rankin
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Rex Reid
- Choreographer, Director, Assistant
Ron Reid
- Costume Designer, Designer
Adrian Ross
- Adaptor, Librettist, Lyricist
Royston
- Ventriloquist
John Sanger
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Ron Shand
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Alwyn Smith
- Actor and Singer, Singer, Soprano
Enso Toppano
- Actor, Musical Director
Marie Tysoe
- Actor and Singer, Singer
Felicia Warde
- Actor, Wardrobe Master / Mistress
Les Warren
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Peggy Watson
- Ballet Master/Mistress, Choreographer
Wilbur Wheeler
- Circus Style Performer, Performer
Terry Wilkinson
- Composer, Musical Arranger, Musician
Chang
- Magician
Dante
- Illusionist
June
- Circus Style Performer
Peter
- Contortionist
Snodgrass
- Ventriloquist Doll
Aimee
- Comedian
Mariano Andreu
- Costume Designer, Scenic Artist
Annette
- Circus Style Performer
Lex Atana
- Actor and Singer
Joe Balangue
- Musician, Musician, Comic Instrumentalist
Leo Bassi
- Circus Style Performer
Cecil Beaton
- Costume Designer, Set Designer
H Berte
- Musical Arranger
Robert Blake
- Choreographer, Producer
Laurie Bloom
- Lighting Designer, Stage Director
Gertrud Bodenwieser
- Actor, Artistic Director, Choreographer
Guy Bolton
- Adaptor, Playwright
Sam Bor
- Musician, Violinist
Edward Carrick
- Costume Designer, Scenic Artist
Cheer
- Performance Group
Elmer Cleve
- Musician, Xylophonist
Alan Coad
- Actor and Singer
Con Colleano
- Circus Style Performer
Larry Collins
- Musician, Comic Instrumentalist
Len Cundy
- Set and/or Property Maker
Harry Currie
- Chorus Master/Mistress, Performer
Lee Donn
- Musician, Pianist
Katherine Dunham
- Choreographer, Dancer, Director, Producer
Duval
- Magician
Otto Eason
- Circus Style Performer
Judy Gay
- Actor and Singer
Ron Grainer
- Composer, Musical Arranger
Grecos
- Circus Style Performer
May Grey
- Wardrobe Master / Mistress
Jack Gunn
- Musician, Comic Instrumentalist
Alan Haig
- Actor and Singer
Joan Halcombe
- Wardrobe Master / Mistress
Alex Halls
- Musician, Comic Instrumentalist
Paul Hammond
- Ballet Master/Mistress
Leslie Harnley
- Conductor, Musical Director
Leslie Hurry
- Costume Designer, Set Designer
Janetski
- Musician, Xylophonist
Bill Johnston
- Set and/or Property Maker
Ivy Kelroy
- Circus Style Performer
Tod Kingman
- Set and/or Property Maker
Mana Koon
- Circus Style Performer
La Verne
- Acrobat, Dancer
Ward Lear
- Actor and Singer
Al Mack
- Actor and Singer
Mareski
- Musician, Violinist
Julio Mendez
- Musician, Percussionist
Frank Millane
- Set and/or Property Maker
Jack Mortimer
- Musician, Comic Instrumentalist
Alex Palermo
- Choreographer, Director
Alan Peel
- Actor and Singer
Billy Petch
- Choreographer, Director
Sid Plummer
- Musician, Xylophonist
Miss Poxon
- Wardrobe Master / Mistress
Hose Prates
- Choreographer, Composer
Reg Redcliffe
- Ice Skater, Musician, Xylophonist, Performer
Peter Rice
- Costume Designer, Set Designer
A Robins
- Circus Style Performer
Mr Rockley
- Race Cross-dresser
Jan Rubini
- Musician, Violinist
Loudon Sainthill
- Costume Designer, Set Designer
Mario Savieri
- Set and/or Property Maker
Jim Sharman
- Director, Set Designer
J Sidoli
- Properties Master
Ted Tutty
- Actor and Singer
Ben Vargas
- Actor, Choreographer
Lisa Venoir
- Wardrobe Master / Mistress
Eva Vida
- Circus Style Performer
Zari
- Dancer
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