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Venue	Tivoli Theatre (1932-1969)
Other Names	Adelphi Theatre (1911-1916) Grand Opera House (1916-1932) New Tivoli Theatre (1932-1966)
Address	329 Castlereagh Street, between Campbell Street and Hay Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
Notes	Located at the southern end of Castlereagh Street, between Campbell and Hay Streets. Opened 5 April 1911 as Adelphi Theatre. Renamed Grand Opera House 28 August 1916. Renamed New Tivoli Theatre 1932, later known as the Tivoli Theatre. Closed March 1966. Demolished 1969. National Library of Austalia
Related Venues	Also known as Adelphi Theatre (1911-1916) Also known as Grand Opera House (1916-1932) Also known as New Tivoli Theatre
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Latitude \| Longitude	-33.879930 \| 151.208141
Events	Date Contributor Organisation
	Just a Show, 19 August 1968 Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Moiseyev's Dance Company, 1968 Oliver!, 23 December 1967 Rigoletto, 19 September 1967 Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 Il Trovatore, 16 September 1967 Don Pasquale, 30 August 1967 The Flying Dutchman, 29 August 1967 Turandot, 26 August 1967 Little Fella Bindi, 15 May 1967 Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 3 June 1965 The Max Bygraves Variety Show, 1 June 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 The Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre, 1965 The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Carousel, 22 October 1964 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 The King and I, 17 July 1963 Show Boat, 22 March 1963 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962 Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 The Golden Days Revue, 1962 Ice Follies, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 The Music Man, 13 December 1960 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Cinderella, 26 December 1958 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 Suger and Spice, 1958 Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 The Band of Her Majesty's Irish Guards, 1957 Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Classical Theatre of China, 5 November 1956 Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 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 Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 The Consul, August 1953 Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Tosca, August 1953 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Henry IV, 4 May 1953 As You Like It, 27 April 1953 Othello, 21 April 1953 The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Don Giovanni, June 1952 Lohengrin, June 1952 Tosca, June 1952 Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Swan Lake, July 1951 Swan Lake / Les Belles Creoles, 23 June 1951 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Fantasy, 10 October 1950 The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 Here from There, 31 March 1950 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 24 December 1949 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Revue Continentale, 18 October 1948 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Swan Lake (Act II) / Lady into Fox / Soiree Musicale / Orchestral Interlude / Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Ballet Rambert, 31 January 1948 Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 Mother Goose, December 1947 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 On Top Of The World - Dansations, 1947 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Stars and Garters, 16 September 1946 Jim Davidson's Clambake, 12 August 1946 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Greet the Fleet, 21 May 1945 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 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 22 May 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Would You Believe It?, 4 July 1941 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941 All Laughter Show, 26 December 1940 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940 Lucky Stars, 12 April 1940 Lit Nee Varn San Hor, 7 April 1940 Love Will Find a Way, 24 March 1940 Spice of Life, 8 March 1940 Hat Trick, 2 February 1940 Carry On, 21 December 1939 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Tivoli Variety Show, 5 October 1939 Highlights from Hollywood, 20 July 1939 Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Aladdin, 17 December 1938 Swing it, 8 December 1938 Larry Adler and Variety, 3 December 1938 International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938 Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Laugh show of 1937, 18 November 1937 Chinese Rally, 10 October 1937 Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 The World Looks Up, August 1937 The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937 Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 The Merry Widow, 16 April 1937 International Variety Stars and Mother Goose, 26 December 1936 Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 Life Begins at 8, 10 October 1935 La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 London Calling, 1 June 1935 Paris en Fete, 18 May 1935 Monster King's Jubilee Matinee, 2 May 1935 The Laughter Zone, 27 April 1935 Laughter Love, 27 April 1935 Better Times, 12 April 1935 Tsai Ting-kai, 3 March 1935 Her Past, 17 November 1934 Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Hitting the High Spots, 5 May 1934 Off We Go, 28 April 1934 French Mustard / Military Pickles, 21 April 1934 Vanity Fair, 14 April 1934 Military Pickles, 7 April 1934 Paris on Parade, 31 March 1934 The Spice of Life, 24 March 1934 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 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 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 Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933 Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933 Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 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 Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 The Follies of 1932, 5 March 1932
	Tivoli Circuit (Australia) Pty Ltd Little Fella Bindi, 15 May 1967 Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 3 June 1965 The Max Bygraves Variety Show, 1 June 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 The King and I, 17 July 1963 Show Boat, 22 March 1963 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962 Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 The Golden Days Revue, 1962 Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 The Music Man, 13 December 1960 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Cinderella, 26 December 1958 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 Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Fantasy, 10 October 1950 The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 Here from There, 31 March 1950 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 Mother Goose, December 1947 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 On Top Of The World - Dansations, 1947 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Greet the Fleet, 21 May 1945 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 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 22 May 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941 All Laughter Show, 26 December 1940 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Aladdin, 17 December 1938 Larry Adler and Variety, 3 December 1938 Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Laugh show of 1937, 18 November 1937 Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 The Merry Widow, 16 April 1937 International Variety Stars and Mother Goose, 26 December 1936 Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Better Times, 12 April 1935 Tivoli Orchestra The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Top of the World, 2 June 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 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 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 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 22 May 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941 Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Swing it, 8 December 1938 Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937 Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 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 Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932 Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Tivoli Ballet One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 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 Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Top of the World, 2 June 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 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 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 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 22 May 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Swing it, 8 December 1938 Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Laugh show of 1937, 18 November 1937 Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937 Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 J C Williamson Theatres Limited (1943-1976) Just a Show, 19 August 1968 Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Moiseyev's Dance Company, 1968 Oliver!, 23 December 1967 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Classical Theatre of China, 5 November 1956 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 Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Tosca, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Henry IV, 4 May 1953 As You Like It, 27 April 1953 Othello, 21 April 1953 Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Connors and Paul 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 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 Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933 Jim Gerald and Company, 20 January 1933 The Garnet H Carroll Management Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 The King and I, 17 July 1963 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 West Side Story, 9 February 1961 The Music Man, 13 December 1960 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Classical Theatre of China, 5 November 1956 Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Tosca, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 The Consul, August 1953 The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Tivoli Lovelies Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Peep Show, 5 March 1952 The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Fantasy, 10 October 1950 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 The Tivoli Models Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Tivoli Glamour Girls Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 David N. Martin Pty Ltd Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 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 Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Swan Lake / Les Belles Creoles, 23 June 1951 The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 The National Theatre Movement of Australia The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 The Consul, August 1953 Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Tosca, August 1953 Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Tosca, June 1952 Lohengrin, June 1952 Don Giovanni, June 1952 Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Swan Lake, July 1951 Swan Lake / Les Belles Creoles, 23 June 1951 Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 The British Council The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Swan Lake (Act II) / Lady into Fox / Soiree Musicale / Orchestral Interlude / Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Ballet Rambert, 31 January 1948 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Connors and Paul Theatres Pty. Ltd. 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 Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932 Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Twelve Twinkling Twinklers 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 Aztec Services Pty Ltd Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962 The Band of Her Majesty's Irish Guards, 1957 The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 D. D. O'Connor Pty Ltd The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Swan Lake (Act II) / Lady into Fox / Soiree Musicale / Orchestral Interlude / Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Ballet Rambert, 31 January 1948 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Frank Neil's Comedy Company Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Hitting the High Spots, 5 May 1934 Off We Go, 28 April 1934 French Mustard / Military Pickles, 21 April 1934 Vanity Fair, 14 April 1934 Military Pickles, 7 April 1934 Paris on Parade, 31 March 1934 The Spice of Life, 24 March 1934 Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 National Opera of Australia Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Tosca, June 1952 Don Giovanni, June 1952 Lohengrin, June 1952 Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 The Kermond Brothers Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Tivoli Exquisite Eight 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 Gardner and Kane Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 Tivoli Showgirls Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Here from There, 31 March 1950 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Ballet Rambert Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Swan Lake (Act II) / Lady into Fox / Soiree Musicale / Orchestral Interlude / Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Ballet Rambert, 31 January 1948 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Ford and Aldous 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 Four Silvesters 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 Manhatten Trio 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 Old Vic Trust Limited 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 The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 The Four Lazanders Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 The National Theatre Opera Company Tosca, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 The Consul, August 1953 Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Tosca, June 1952 Don Giovanni, June 1952 The Old Vic Company 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 The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Les Nus Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 The Arts Council of Great Britain Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 The Bridges Trio Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 The Elizabethan Trust Opera Company Rigoletto, 19 September 1967 Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 Il Trovatore, 16 September 1967 Don Pasquale, 30 August 1967 The Flying Dutchman, 29 August 1967 Turandot, 26 August 1967 The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Company Henry IV, 4 May 1953 As You Like It, 27 April 1953 Othello, 21 April 1953 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 24 December 1949 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Eastern Brothers London Calling, 1 June 1935 Paris en Fete, 18 May 1935 Monster King's Jubilee Matinee, 2 May 1935 The Laughter Zone, 27 April 1935 Laughter Love, 27 April 1935 June & Jeanette Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 The Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust Little Fella Bindi, 15 May 1967 Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Carousel, 22 October 1964 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 The Florays Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Carry On, 21 December 1939 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 The Flying de Pauls Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Jim Davidson's Clambake, 12 August 1946 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 The Loretta Twins Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Tivoli Celebrity Singers One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Peep Show, 5 March 1952 The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Con-Paul Theatres 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 Kwam Brothers Revue Continentale, 18 October 1948 Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Littlejohns The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Margaret, Maurice and Maryea It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Musical Macs 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 Nisselle and Ilster Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Page and Nona Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Rex and Bessie Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 The Chaddells Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 The Dalrays Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 The Flying Kelroys The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 The Leotards Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 The Marcella Trio Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 The National Theatre Ballet Company Don Giovanni, June 1952 Swan Lake, July 1951 Swan Lake / Les Belles Creoles, 23 June 1951 Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 The Ridgeways Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Tivoli Toppers The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Twelve Twinklers 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 Celebrity Circuit Pty Ltd Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Chuck and Chuckles Lucky Stars, 12 April 1940 Tivoli Variety Show, 5 October 1939 Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Cusco and His Animal Circus Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Dagenham Girl Pipers Funtasia, 25 August 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Ice Caprices Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Les Danseuses Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Ming and Toy Spice of Life, 8 March 1940 Tivoli Variety Show, 5 October 1939 Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 The Dancing Knights Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 The Flat Tops Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 The Maxwells Funtasia, 25 August 1954 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 The Models Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 The Romanos Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 The Three Bendinos Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Stars and Garters, 16 September 1946 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 The Two Randows Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Three Ciscos Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Tivoli Adorables Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 Tivoli Show Band One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962 Warren Latona and Sparks Funtasia, 25 August 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Bradley and Kearney Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Charles and Lovely Rae Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Daredevil Durkins Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Would You Believe It?, 4 July 1941 Earl and Fontaine Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Earle and Fontaine Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Efftee Attractions Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Eroni and Lavinia Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Eugene's Flying Ballet The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Here from There, 31 March 1950 Fitz and Carroll Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Tivoli Variety Show, 5 October 1939 Garnet H Carroll Carousel, 22 October 1964 The Band of Her Majesty's Irish Guards, 1957 Geraldo and Irene Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Gilbert and Howe Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Would You Believe It?, 4 July 1941 Harris Sisters Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Icetranauts Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 James and Kuester Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Karinska and Vadie Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Lalo and Musette Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Latasha and Laurence Top of the World, 2 June 1947 On Top Of The World - Dansations, 1947 Les Chanteurs Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Les Danseurs Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Les Fred Iles Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Les Garcons Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Margaret Maurice and Mareya Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Marquis and Family Peep Show, 5 March 1952 The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Maurice Diamonds New Beauty Ballet Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Medlock and Marlowe Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Merry Monarchs Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933 Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933 Noni, Nita and Dody Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Rebounding Ridgeways Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Rees Puppets Cinderella, 26 December 1958 Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Rudas Organisation Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Sadler's Wells Trust Ltd Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Salici Puppets Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Carry On, 21 December 1939 Sydney Symphony Orchestra Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 The Alfreros Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 The Appletons Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 The Balcombes The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 The Carden Dancers Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 The Cleveres Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932 The Crazy Builders Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 The Four Guardsmen Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 The Glenns Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 The Great North China Troupe Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940 Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 The Hartnells Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 The Horrie Dargie Quintet Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 The Laconas Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 The Massive Twins Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 The Myrons Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 The Nicoli Brothers Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 The Nudie Cuties Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 The Schaller Brothers Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 The Starr Sisters Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 The Tai Sings The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941 All Laughter Show, 26 December 1940 The Tivolovlies Funtasia, 25 August 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 The Trapinos Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 The Two Earls Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Tivoli Girls and Boys Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Tivoli Swing Sisters Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Trio Daresco Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Trio Fayes Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Val and Monty Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Vernon and Corleita Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Weate Brothers Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944 Williams and Shand Cinderella, 26 December 1958 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 13 Artists Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 2 de Kims Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 3 Rhythm Girls Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Abdy's Performing Cats and Cockatoos La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Alcetty and Partner Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Alexander and Mose Spice of Life, 8 March 1940 Alfredo and Delores Highlights from Hollywood, 20 July 1939 Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater The Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre, 1965 Americanadians Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Andrini Bros Highlights from Hollywood, 20 July 1939 Arnaut Joan and Arnaut Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Arnley and Gloria Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 Artistos Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Arts Council Ballet Limited Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Astley and Jenny The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Atele and Latu Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Australian Broadcasting Commission, Sydney Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Australian National Theatre Ltd. Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Australian Pacific Agencies Classical Theatre of China, 5 November 1956 Ballard & Rae Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Balmus and Phyllis La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Batie and Foster The World Looks Up, August 1937 Bernard & Henrie The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Berrigan and Lashwood Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 Bert Duke Trio Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Beryl Ellis Children Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 Bette-Adrian and Coy. Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Billy Samuel & Marvelle It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Blue Squire Trio Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Bobby Limb and his Rocketeers Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Bogyo and Sigrita Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Boice and Ladd Tivoli Variety Show, 5 October 1939 Borelli and Mimi The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Bowery Honky Tonk Four The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Brian Rix Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Brookins and Van Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 Buck, Chic and Company Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Bud Carlell and Rosa Spice of Life, 8 March 1940 Burton and Janet Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 C. B. Cochrane Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Carroll-Fuller Theatres Company Pty. Ltd. Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Chappell and Company Limited Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Chaptelle and Carlton Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 Charles & Helen Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Chiltern & Thomas The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Chinese National Spirit Mobilisation Association Lit Nee Varn San Hor, 7 April 1940 Christine and Moll Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Clifford & Marion Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 Clifford and Marion Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Clifford Hocking Enterprises Pty Ltd Just a Show, 19 August 1968 Crazy Cooks Spice and Ice, June 1956 Crocker and Clark Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Cyril Jenkins Serenaders Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Dailey and Wayne Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Damler and Eadie The World Looks Up, August 1937 Dancing Dandies Here from There, 31 March 1950 Dancing Debs The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 David Fuller Trio Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Dazzling Diamond Littlejohns The Laughter Zone, 27 April 1935 Debonair Dancers The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Debonaire Dandies Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 Deleino and Dolores Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Dixey and Mitzi Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Dixie and Mitzie Laugh show of 1937, 18 November 1937 Donald Albery Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Donald Sisters Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Donmar Productions Ltd Oliver!, 23 December 1967 Dorothy Hall and the Debonaires Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Dumarte and Denzer All the Best, 16 February 1949 Duo Revelle Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Duo Sylvanos Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Eagle and Man Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Edgar, Vernon and Corleita Carry On, 21 December 1939 Edgley and Dawe Attractions Pty Ltd Moiseyev's Dance Company, 1968 Edith Crocker and her Teddy Bear Performing Troupe Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Edward Sisters Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 Elia and Bob Carley Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Entertainment Corporation of Australia Pty. Ltd. Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Eugene and Carlotta Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Evers and Delores Highlights from Hollywood, 20 July 1939 F. W. Thring Her Past, 17 November 1934 Fabulous Rudas Dancers Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Florence & Clifton The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Four Clefs Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Four Hurricanes Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Four La Salles Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Four Renos Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Gaines and Chappell Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Ganjou Brothers Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Gay Garcons Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Germaine and Joel Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 Gilbert and Lee Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Gordon and Colville Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Goskoncert Moiseyev's Dance Company, 1968 Halama and Konarski Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Harmony Hawaiians Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Harry Wren Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Hatton Sisters Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Ice Belles Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 J and M Laurie Concerts Management (London) Ltd Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 Jackie and Partner All the Best, 16 February 1949 Jackson and Blackwell Spice of Life, 8 March 1940 Jim Gerald's Musical Revue Company Jim Gerald and Company, 20 January 1933 Johnny Laycock and Maureen Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 June and Jeanette Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Kawashima Dancers Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Kenet and Jani The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Kenneth and Bruce Weate Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Koba and Kalee Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Kuban Cossack Dancers Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 Kwam et Chang Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Large and Morgner Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Latona and Sparks International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938 Latona, Graham and Chadel Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Lebrac and Bernice Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Leo Bassi and June Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Leonard Gautier's Canine Bricklayers Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Les Modeles Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Les Thaika Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Levon and Leoni Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Loretta Twins Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Los Briellos The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Low, Hite and Stanley Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Lowe and Ladd Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Lucio and Rosita Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 MacDonald and Graham Better Times, 12 April 1935 Mara and Maurice Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Marcello Duo Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Margaret and Maurice Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Marimba Trio The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Marini and Andy Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Marion and Eddie Rose Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Marionette Theatre of Australia Little Fella Bindi, 15 May 1967 Marjorie and Feckles Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Marlan Productions Ltd Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Martha and Adolpho Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Martinettis Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Mascotte and Eugene Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Maurice Diamond Children Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 Mavis and Les Ritchie The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Max and Cherie Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 McConnel and Moore Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 McKay Brothers and Romayne Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Medley Duprey & Coy The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Mello Sisters Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Messrs Devine and King Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Mike, Joe and Coco Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Milt Douglas and Co. Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Minstrel Orchestra The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Minstrellettes The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Mitchell and Bell Jim Davidson's Clambake, 12 August 1946 Mitchell Maids The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Moran & Wiser The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937 Morecambe and Wise Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Morgan and Hadley Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 Moroni & Coralee The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Moroni and Coralee La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Munro & Adams Singers Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Murray and Walton Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Nancy de Paull's Young Lady Acrobats The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 National Opera Orchestra Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 New Big Four Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 New four quartet The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Nice, Florio and Lubow Better Times, 12 April 1935 Nickoffski Quartette Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Niselle and Ilster The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Norma Miller Dancers Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Olrac and Lillian Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Osaki and Taki Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Oxonian Dancers The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Patillo and Pesco Stars and Garters, 16 September 1946 Paul and Paulette Lucky Stars, 12 April 1940 Petch & Deauville Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 Phillip Productions Pty Limited Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Pinkie Lee and Coy The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Quaino and Partner Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Raines & Richards Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Revuettes Here from There, 31 March 1950 Rich & Adair Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 Ricmand Duo Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Robert Luff The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Rolling Rollos Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Romaine and Claire Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Ross and Howitt Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Royal Opera House, Covent Garden Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 Rudy and La Tosca Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 Saul Grauman and Co Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Scott and Foster Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Sheila Van Damm Promotions Ltd Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Shirley, Sharon & Wanda Here from There, 31 March 1950 Sisson and Neal Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Six Ashtons Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Six Danwells Highlights from Hollywood, 20 July 1939 South Australian Symphony Orchestra Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 St Claire & O'Day Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 Starry Nights Rhumba Band Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Sugar Baba and the Rudas Twins Revue Continentale, 18 October 1948 Sun Yet Yin Company Would You Believe It?, 4 July 1941 Susanne and the Escorts Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 Sylvia and Clemence Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Terry Wilkinson & His All Stars Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Tex and Lucky The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 The 5 Cleverers The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 The Albins Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 The Allen Brothers and June Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 The Amazing Margoes Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 The Amazing Monahans Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 The Andrea Dancers Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 The Anthrillos Highlights from Hollywood, 20 July 1939 The Aristos Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 The Arnaut Bros Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 The Arts Council of Australia Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 The Arts Council of Australia (New South Wales Division) Little Fella Bindi, 15 May 1967 The Atlas Brothers Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 The Balladinis Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 The Ballet Guild Dancers Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 The Barbour Brothers and Jean Spice and Ice, June 1956 The Billy Shenton Trio Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 The Bradley Sisters Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 The Braziliana Company Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 The Celluloid Quartet Funtasia, 25 August 1954 The Chevalier Brothers Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 The Classical Theatre of China Classical Theatre of China, 5 November 1956 The Clydellos Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 The Coquettes Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 The Cupidette Sextette The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 The Cupids Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 The Curibas Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 The D'Angolys The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 The Dalbrets Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962 The Dancing Cavaliers The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 The Dancing Ladies Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 The Dancing Men Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 The Dandinis Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 The Dandy Bros. The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 The Dawn Brothers The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 The Delicados Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 The Delltones The Max Bygraves Variety Show, 1 June 1965 The Diamond Brothers It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 The Diamondos Better Times, 12 April 1935 The Diors Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 The Dischords Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 The Eight In Harmony Here from There, 31 March 1950 The Ernestos International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938 The Five Cleveres Spice of Life, 8 March 1940 The Flying D'Amours The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 The Flying Elmers Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 The Flying Greshams The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 The Flying Warrens Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 The four Franks Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 The Four Knights Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 The Four Kovacs Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 The four Stanleys The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 The Gay Blades Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 The Gay Dogs The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 The George Mitchell Minstrels The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 The Gibson Girls Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 The Gilbert Brothers Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940 The Glamorous Belles Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 The Glamour Birds Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 The goddesses Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 The Goofers Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962 The Harmony Kings The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937 The Howard Morrison Quartet Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 The Joe Slack Trio Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 The Juvelys Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 The Kempinskis Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 The Kon Tiki Quartet Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962 The Lane Brothers Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 The Marquis Chimps The Max Bygraves Variety Show, 1 June 1965 The Marvellos Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 The Melodymen The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 The Merry Macs Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 The Michael Charnley Dancers The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 The Mills Brothers The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 The Mistin Juniors Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 The New Musical Comedy Company Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 The New Yorkers Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 The Nichigeki Rockettes Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 The Nonchalants Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 The Northern Suburbs Pipe Band The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 The Novellos Lucky Stars, 12 April 1940 The Older Belles Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 The Pan Yen Troupe Peep Show, 5 March 1952 The Panlaqui Brothers Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 The Parker sisters You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 The Radium Humanettes Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 The Redfern Rollers Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 The Renstons The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 The Rigoletto Brothers Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 The Rivells The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 The Romanoffs Fantasy, 10 October 1950 The Ronald Hay Dancers Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 The Royal Ballet Covent Garden Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 The Royal Singers Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 The Rudas Dancers Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 The Sadler Twins Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 The Sadlier Bros. Command Performance, 26 December 1949 The Singing Boys of Mexico Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 The Skating Girls Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 The Skating Merenos All the Best, 16 February 1949 The Southerly Busters Fantasy, 10 October 1950 The Stallac Brothers and Pearl Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 The Stanley Brothers Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 The Starlight Singers Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 The Steele Men Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 The Sunshine Steppers Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 The Swiss Stars The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 The Taboris Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 The Taylor Dancers Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 The Taylor Sisters One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 The Temptations Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 The Terpsichorettes Fantasy, 10 October 1950 The Three Brittons Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 The Three Discords Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 The Three Hellos Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 The Three Lazanders Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 The Three Winds Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 The Tivoli Gang The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941 The Tivoli Mannequins It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 The Twinklers Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932 The Two Marvettes Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 The van Strattans Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940 The Vandyke Girls Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 The Victorian Symphony Orchestra The Consul, August 1953 The Warren Bros Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 The Whirling Romaros Lucky Stars, 12 April 1940 The Wiere Brothers Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 The Windmill Girls Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Theatre des Folies-Bergere Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Three Alecs and a Girl Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Three Ardinis Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Three Dancing Chefs Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 Three Flames Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Three Velescos La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Tivoli Beauties Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Tivoli Caroliers The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Tivoli Dancing Debonaires Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Tivoli Girls Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 Tivoli Hillbillies Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 TIvoli Singers The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Tivoli Young Ladies Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Toho Company Ltd Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Tom and Jerry Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Trio Bor The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Trio Gypsy Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Trio Najas Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Trio Sylverkings Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Turner Twins The World Looks Up, August 1937 Two Australs The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Ulk and Maor Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Ursula and Gus Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Vento & Red Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Venus Lovelies Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Vernon and Draper The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Violette, Rosita and Alexander Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Walthon and Dorraine Revue Continentale, 18 October 1948 Walthon and Ernest Lucky Stars, 12 April 1940 Walthon and Murray Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 Walton and Le Brun Better Times, 12 April 1935 Walton and O'Rourke Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Westmead Boys' Band Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Whitehall Productions Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Wicki & Dana Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Wiki and Dana Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Winnetou and his White Squaw Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Wirths' Circus Monster King's Jubilee Matinee, 2 May 1935 Wong Toy Sun and Co The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Wright and Marion Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Yvonne and Yvette Revue Continentale, 18 October 1948
	Angus Winneke - Associate Producer, Costume Designer, Designer, Production Coordinator, Scenic Artist, Set and/or Property Maker, Set Designer, Technical Director, Wardrobe Master/Mistress One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Sophie Tucker, 20 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 Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Cinderella, 26 December 1958 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 Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Fantasy, 10 October 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Stars and Garters, 16 September 1946 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 David N Martin - Director, Entrepreneur, Presenter, Producer Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 The Band of Her Majesty's Irish Guards, 1957 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 Here from There, 31 March 1950 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 Mother Goose, December 1947 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Top of the World, 2 June 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 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Stars and Garters, 16 September 1946 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 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 Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Ronnie Hay - Choreographer, Performer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Fantasy, 10 October 1950 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 22 May 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Swing it, 8 December 1938 Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Laugh show of 1937, 18 November 1937 Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933 Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933 Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933 Hal Vincer - Concert Master, Conductor, Musical Director, Stage Manager Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 Mother Goose, December 1947 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Top of the World, 2 June 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 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Paris Le Soir, 16 July 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 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Swing it, 8 December 1938 Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Laugh show of 1937, 18 November 1937 Ralton R James - Assistant Producer, Director, Presenter, Producer, Production Manager, Stage Director, Stage Manager Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Cinderella, 26 December 1958 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 Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Peep Show, 5 March 1952 The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Fantasy, 10 October 1950 The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 Here from There, 31 March 1950 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Wallace Parnell - Producer Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 22 May 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Would You Believe It?, 4 July 1941 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940 Spice of Life, 8 March 1940 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Swing it, 8 December 1938 Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937 Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 Fred Parsons - Comedian, Stage Manager, Writer Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 22 May 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Swing it, 8 December 1938 Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Frank Neil - Director, General Manager, Magician, Performer, Presenter, Producer Carry On, 21 December 1939 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Swing it, 8 December 1938 International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938 Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Laugh show of 1937, 18 November 1937 Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 The World Looks Up, August 1937 The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937 Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 International Variety Stars and Mother Goose, 26 December 1936 Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Monster King's Jubilee Matinee, 2 May 1935 The Laughter Zone, 27 April 1935 Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Hitting the High Spots, 5 May 1934 Off We Go, 28 April 1934 French Mustard / Military Pickles, 21 April 1934 Vanity Fair, 14 April 1934 Military Pickles, 7 April 1934 Paris on Parade, 31 March 1934 The Spice of Life, 24 March 1934 Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 The Follies of 1932, 5 March 1932 Harold Moschetti - Actor, Composer, Conductor, Music and Lyrics Librettist, Musical Arranger, Musical Director, Musician 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 Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Fantasy, 10 October 1950 Here from There, 31 March 1950 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Jim Gerald - Actor and Singer, Comedian, Director, Performer, Singer: Comic Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 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 Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 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 Madame Nixon - Costume Designer, Wardrobe Master/Mistress Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Fantasy, 10 October 1950 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 Mother Goose, December 1947 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Lily Coburn - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer: Comic, Soubrette Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Laughter Love, 27 April 1935 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 Albert Fisher - Composer, Conductor, Musical Arranger, Musical Director Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Cinderella, 26 December 1958 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 Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Roy Rene - Actor, Comedian, Performer 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 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 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 Lou Cottam - Comic, 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 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 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 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 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, 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 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 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 Frieda Bohning - 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 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 George Stevenson Wallace - Actor, Comedian, Lyricist, Performer, Writer 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 Dres Hardingham - Designer, Scenic Artist, Set and/or Property Maker, Set Designer Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Carousel, 22 October 1964 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 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 Buster Fiddes - Comedian, Performer 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 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 Bobbie Clifton - 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 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 Edna Ralston - 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 Lance Vane - 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 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 William Shakespeare - Playwright 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 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 24 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 Syd Beck - Actor, Comedian, Performer Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 All Laughter Show, 26 December 1940 Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940 Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 Russell Callow - Performer Laughter Love, 27 April 1935 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 Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933 Ormonde Douglas - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer, Singer: Baritone Oliver!, 23 December 1967 Show Boat, 22 March 1963 The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Here from There, 31 March 1950 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Mother Goose, December 1947 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Clifford Guest - Impersonator, Performer, Singer, Ventriloquist Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 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 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Lucky Stars, 12 April 1940 The World Looks Up, August 1937 Ronny Hay - Choreographer, Producer Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Len James - Accompanist, Conductor, Musical Director One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962 The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Gwen Matthews - 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 Magda Neeld - Actor and Singer, Dancer, Singer Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Ladies First, 19 September 1941 The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941 Joy Nichols - Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Impersonator, Performer Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Queenie Paul - Ballet Master/Mistress, Performer, Singer The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 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 Sheila Cruze - Choreographer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Maurice Diamond - Choreographer, Stage Manager The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Swing it, 8 December 1938 Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Stefan Haag - Actor, Actor and Singer, Director, Producer Don Pasquale, 30 August 1967 Turandot, 26 August 1967 The Consul, August 1953 Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Tosca, August 1953 Don Giovanni, June 1952 Tosca, June 1952 George Hurd - Circus Style Performer, Comedian, Juggler, Performer Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Barbara Mackay - Wardrobe Master/Mistress The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Will Mahoney - Comedian, Performer, Producer Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Hat Trick, 2 February 1940 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Will Miller - Actor, Performer The Pick of the World, 7 April 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 Johnny O'Connor - Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Joey Porter - Comedian, Performer Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Life Begins at 8, 10 October 1935 Monster King's Jubilee Matinee, 2 May 1935 Laughter Love, 27 April 1935 Better Times, 12 April 1935 Rebla - Circus Style Performer, Comedian, Juggler, Performer 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 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 All Laughter Show, 26 December 1940 Gladys Shaw - 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 Joy Waltho - Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer, Singer Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Frank Ward - Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Cinderella, 26 December 1958 Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Stanley Willis-Croft - Adaptor, Devisor, Director, Producer One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Joan Ashton - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Raymond Baird - Comedian, Musician, Musician: Saxophonist Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 Kathryn Crawford - Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer, Singer Command Performance, 26 December 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Colin Croft - Acrobat, Actor, Comedian, Performer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 Mother Goose, December 1947 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Jim Davidson's Clambake, 12 August 1946 Clem Dawe - Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Presenter Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Mother Goose, December 1947 Stars and Garters, 16 September 1946 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Dolly Donoughue - 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 Ronald Dowd - Actor and Singer, Singer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Lohengrin, June 1952 Tosca, June 1952 Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Margaret Fitzgibbon - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Mother Goose, December 1947 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Jim Davidson's Clambake, 12 August 1946 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Eddie Gordon - Actor, Circus Style Performer, Comedian You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 June Holm - Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer, Singer: Comic Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 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 Billy Kershaw - Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941 Betty Linke - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Mother Goose, December 1947 Hector Maclennan - 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 George Marlow - Entrepreneur, Executive Producer, General Director, General Manager, Proprietor Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932 Merna Stewart - 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 Noho Toki - 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 Harold Vincer - Conductor, Musical Director Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937 Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933 Alban Whitehead - Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Singer, Singer: Baritone Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Eric Clapham - Conductor, Musical Director Carousel, 22 October 1964 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Tosca, August 1953 John Dobbie - Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Hat Trick, 2 February 1940 Swing it, 8 December 1938 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Bob Dyer - Comedian Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Bill French - Actor, Compere, Performer, Singer The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Joyce Graeme - Ballet Master/Mistress, Choreographer, Dancer, Director Don Giovanni, June 1952 Swan Lake, July 1951 Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Pat Gregory - Actor, Ice Skater, Performer Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Ice Follies, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Esme Guest - Costume Maker, Milliner Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Evie Hayes - Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Hat Trick, 2 February 1940 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Betty Lambert - Dancer, Singer, Soubrette Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Would You Believe It?, 4 July 1941 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940 Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Johnny Lockwood - Actor, Comedian, Performer Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Cinderella, 26 December 1958 Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Ralph Mace - Conductor, Musical Director, Vocal Arranger The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 Eddie Marcel - Actor and Singer, Compere, Skater The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Would You Believe It?, 4 July 1941 Victor Moore - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer, Singer: Baritone Command Performance, 26 December 1949 The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 John Northcote - Scenic Artist, Set Designer, Wardrobe Master/Mistress Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Anthony Quayle - Actor, Director Henry IV, 4 May 1953 As You Like It, 27 April 1953 Othello, 21 April 1953 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 24 December 1949 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Joy Robins - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 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 Iris Shand - Actor, Dancer, Performer Cinderella, 26 December 1958 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 John Shaw - Actor and Singer, Singer: Baritone Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Tosca, August 1953 Don Giovanni, June 1952 Lohengrin, June 1952 Tosca, June 1952 Bubby Allen - Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer, Soubrette Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 Jane Ayr - Comedian, Performer, Singer London Calling, 1 June 1935 Paris en Fete, 18 May 1935 Monster King's Jubilee Matinee, 2 May 1935 The Laughter Zone, 27 April 1935 Laughter Love, 27 April 1935 Fred Bean - Performer 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 Eric Cameron - Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Singer Mother Goose, December 1947 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 George Carden - Choreographer, Producer Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Garnet Carroll - Director, Presenter The King and I, 17 July 1963 Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 The Music Man, 13 December 1960 The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Iris Cattach - Soubrette 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 Frank Chapple - Performer 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 Brenda Charles - Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer, Soubrette The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Lorraine Clark - Performer 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 John L Clugston - Set and/or Property Maker, Stage Manager Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Lohengrin, June 1952 Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Marie Collier - Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer: Soprano The Consul, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Tosca, August 1953 Tosca, June 1952 Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Tom Collins - Performer 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 William Constable - Costume Designer, Designer, Set Designer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Wim de Jong - Ice Skater, Performer Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Jimmie Dee - Performer 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 Art Dewar - Performer 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 Tiny Douglas - Performer 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 Evan Dunstan - Actor, Actor and Singer Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Show Boat, 22 March 1963 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Neil Easton - Actor and Singer, Singer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Lohengrin, June 1952 Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Eric Edgley - Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Presenter, Producer Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Gracie Emmerson - Actor and Singer, Comedian, Dancer Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Lulla Fanning - Performer 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 Muriel Gardner - Choreographer, Dancer, Performer Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 Knox Godfrey - Choreographer, Producer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 Ailsa Green - Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Howard Hall - Performer, Stage Manager 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 Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932 Edna Harvey - Performer 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 Vi Jagelman - Performer 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 Sandra Johnstone - Actor and Singer, Dancer Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Heather Jones - Performer 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 Sylvia Kellaway - Comedian, Performer, Singer Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Percy King - Comedian, Producer, Writer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Mother Goose, December 1947 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941 Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Harry Lash - Performer 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 Latona - Actor, Choreographer, Dancer Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Mother Goose, December 1947 Jim Davidson's Clambake, 12 August 1946 Eddie Leslie - Comedian, Performer London Calling, 1 June 1935 Paris en Fete, 18 May 1935 Monster King's Jubilee Matinee, 2 May 1935 The Laughter Zone, 27 April 1935 Laughter Love, 27 April 1935 Alan Light - Actor and Singer, Singer Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Lohengrin, June 1952 Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Daphne Lowe - Actor, Singer, Singer: Soprano, Vocalist Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 Alec McPherson - Performer 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 George Moon - Performer 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 Lorenzo Nolan - Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer: Tenor The Consul, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Tosca, August 1953 Tosca, June 1952 Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 John O'Dowd - Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Bernice O'Neil - Performer 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 Alec Pleon - Comedian, Dancer, Performer, Singer Life Begins at 8, 10 October 1935 London Calling, 1 June 1935 Monster King's Jubilee Matinee, 2 May 1935 The Laughter Zone, 27 April 1935 Laughter Love, 27 April 1935 Joseph Post - Conductor Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 The Consul, August 1953 Lohengrin, June 1952 Tosca, June 1952 Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Betty Prentice - Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Billy Rayes - Circus Style Performer, Comedian, Performer Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Mavis Reed - Actor, Dancer, Performer Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Billy Roth - Performer 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 Robert Simmons - Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer: Baritone The Consul, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Tosca, August 1953 Tosca, June 1952 Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Charles Stuart - Performer 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 Edwin Styles - Actor, Comedian, Compere The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941 Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Spice of Life, 8 March 1940 Tommy Trinder - Comedian The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Ray Vaughan - Comedian, Musician: Xylophonist, Performer London Calling, 1 June 1935 Paris en Fete, 18 May 1935 Monster King's Jubilee Matinee, 2 May 1935 The Laughter Zone, 27 April 1935 Laughter Love, 27 April 1935 Robert Watson - Performer 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 Inky Williams - Actor, Comedian, Performer The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 Robert Allman - Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer: Baritone The Consul, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Tosca, August 1953 Tosca, June 1952 Barbara Angell - Actor, Dancer, Performer, Singer: Soprano The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Spice and Ice, June 1956 John Antill - Composer, Singer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Beatrice Aston - Actor, Actor and Singer Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Phyllis Baker - Actor, Costume Designer, Performer The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933 Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932 Michael Benthall - Actor, Director, Producer 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 John Bluthal - Actor, Actor and Singer Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Kenn Brodziak - Assistant Producer, Associate Producer, Company Director, Director The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 June Bronhill - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Fred Brown - Actor, Circus Style Performer Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 Guus Brox - Clown, Comedian, Performer Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Here from There, 31 March 1950 Thelma Bryce - Performer 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 Robert Butt - Actor, Performer All the Best, 16 February 1949 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Albert Chappelle - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Tivoli Variety Show, 5 October 1939 Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Geoffrey Chard - Actor and Singer, Singer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Maurice Colleano - Acrobat, Circus Style Performer The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Fantasy, 10 October 1950 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Keith Connolly - Actor, Performer Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Celestine Connors - Actor, Choreographer, Performer Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933 Nina Cooke - Dancer, Performer, Singer, Singer: Soprano Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Marshall Crosby - Actor, Performer The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933 Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933 Tuppy Downs - Choreographer Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Robert Eddie - Performer, Singer The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Elimar - Circus Style Performer, Juggler The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Jim Davidson's Clambake, 12 August 1946 Carry On, 21 December 1939 William Flynn - Musical Arranger, Musical Director Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Betty Fretwell - Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer: Soprano The Consul, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Tosca, August 1953 Tosca, June 1952 Bob Geraghty - Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Producer The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Jess Gillam - Performer 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 John Gilpin - Dancer Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Barbara Grimes - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 David Hamilton - Choreographer, Performer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Oscar Hammerstein II - Book and Lyrics Librettist, Librettist, Lyricist Carousel, 22 October 1964 The King and I, 17 July 1963 Show Boat, 22 March 1963 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Beryl Hardy - Singer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Lohengrin, June 1952 Robert Helpmann - Actor 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 Katharine Hepburn - Actor 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 Charles Hickman - Director Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 The King and I, 17 July 1963 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Paula Hinton - Dancer Swan Lake / Les Belles Creoles, 23 June 1951 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Ted James - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 Arthur Jandy - Clown, Comedian, Musician: Comic Instrumentalist The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Keith Johns - Stage Director, Stage Manager Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 Edit Juhasz - Dancer, Performer Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Louis Kahan - Costume Designer, Designer, Scenic Artist The Consul, August 1953 Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Marvin Kane - Compere, Dancer Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 Ivan King - Actor, Actor and Singer, Stage Manager The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 West Side Story, 9 February 1961 The Music Man, 13 December 1960 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Doug Kingsman - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 3 June 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Gerald Krug - Conductor Il Trovatore, 16 September 1967 Don Pasquale, 30 August 1967 The Flying Dutchman, 29 August 1967 Turandot, 26 August 1967 Alwyn Leckie - Performer, Singer Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 Frank Lisle - Actor and Singer, Singer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 William Little - Scenic Artist, Set Designer Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Fantasy, 10 October 1950 Robin Lovejoy - Costume Designer, Designer, Singer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Edna Luscombe - Actor, Comedian Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Mother Goose, December 1947 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Babs MacKinnon - Actor and Singer, Performer Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Thelma McLeod - Choreographer Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Beryl Meekin - Actor, Performer, Singer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Rae Morgan - Performer Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Peggy Mortimer - Composer, Performer, Singer Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Harry Mossfield - Performer, Singer: Baritone Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Don Pascoe - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Mascotte Powell - Actor and Singer, Impersonator, Soubrette Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Jean Rai - Choreographer, Dancer Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Marie Rambert - Dance Director Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Shirley Regan - Actor, Dancer, Performer Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Justine Rettick - Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer: Contralto The Consul, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Lohengrin, June 1952 Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Robert Roberts - Actor Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Tibor Rudas - Choreographer, Producer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Pearl Schweig - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Cecil Scott - Actor, Actor and Singer Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937 La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Sheringham - Costume Designer, Costume Maker, Wardrobe Master/Mistress Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Ella Shields - Gender Cross-dresser, Impersonator, Performer, Singer Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 The Follies of 1932, 5 March 1932 Lea Sonia - Gender Cross-dresser, Impersonator Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Would You Believe It?, 4 July 1941 Spice of Life, 8 March 1940 The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Harry Starling - Actor, Stage Director Carousel, 22 October 1964 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Olga Varona - Circus Style Performer, Tight-rope Walker It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Ladies First, 19 September 1941 The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Bill Yule - Actor and Singer, Choreographer, Dancer, Performer Fade Out Fade In, 3 June 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Carousel, 22 October 1964 The King and I, 17 July 1963 Harry Abdy - Actor, Impersonator, Performer Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Bubby Allan - Comedian, Soubrette Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Gladys Anderson - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Rosalind Atkinson - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 24 December 1949 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Ronald Austron - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 The Music Man, 13 December 1960 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Valda Bagnall - Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 James Bailey - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Robin Bailey - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Freddie Bamberger - Performer, Writer Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Alan Barker - Musical Director Oliver!, 23 December 1967 Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Carousel, 22 October 1964 Maurice Barling - Actor and Singer, Performer Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 June Barton - Performer, Singer Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Michael Bates - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 24 December 1949 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Robert Beaumont - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Eileen Beldon - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Arthur Benjamin - Composer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 George Benson - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Michelene Bernardini - Performer Command Performance, 26 December 1949 All the Best, 16 February 1949 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Michael Boddy - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Bouna - Acrobat, Actor, Contortionist Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Lorraine Bransgrove - Actor and Singer, Singer, Singer: Soprano Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Cinderella, 26 December 1958 Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Jennie Brenan - Choreographer Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Margaret Brown - Dancer, Performer Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Christopher Burgess - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Rosemary Butler - Actor and Singer, Performer Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Jean Cameron - Actor, Dancer, Performer Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Mother Goose, December 1947 Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Bruce Carroll - Actor, Musician Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Annette Chappell - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 James Convery - Stage Director, Stage Manager The Consul, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Tosca, June 1952 George Cooper - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 David Crann - Actor, Actor and Singer Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Tom Criddle - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Dan Cunningham - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Peter Cushing - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Bebe De Roland - Actor, Dancer, Performer Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Peter Dease - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Dorothy Dee - Ice Skater, Performer Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Dorothea Deegan - Actor, Actor and Singer The Consul, August 1953 Tosca, August 1953 Tosca, June 1952 Gene Detroy - Actor, Performer The Max Bygraves Variety Show, 1 June 1965 Peep Show, 5 March 1952 The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 David Dodimead - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Les Donaghey - Actor, Stage Manager The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 John Dudley - Actor and Singer, Director Don Giovanni, June 1952 Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Grace Emerson - Actor and Singer, Dancer, Singer Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Spice of Life, 8 March 1940 Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 Edna Emmett - Actor and Singer, Dancer Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Adrienne Erdos - Ice Skater Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Robert Feist - Conductor Rigoletto, 19 September 1967 The Flying Dutchman, 29 August 1967 Turandot, 26 August 1967 Tony Fontane - Performer, Singer Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Alec Foster - Performer London Calling, 1 June 1935 Paris en Fete, 18 May 1935 Laughter Love, 27 April 1935 John Fraser - Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer: Baritone Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Tony Gavin - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Tony Geappen - Actor, Actor and Singer Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Mercia George - Choreographer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Mother Goose, December 1947 Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Sally Gilmour - Dancer Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Walter Gore - Dancer, Narrator Swan Lake / Les Belles Creoles, 23 June 1951 Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Arthur Gorman - Actor, Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Shay Gorman - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Barney Grant - Performer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Joyce Gration - Actor and Singer, Singer Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Margaret Grimshaw - Performer, Singer La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Paris en Fete, 18 May 1935 Laughter Love, 27 April 1935 Philip Guard - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 24 December 1949 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Douglas Hall - Actor, Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Ernest Hare - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Thomas Heathcote - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Maureen Helman - Performer, Singer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Ian Hewitson - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Judi Hooke - Actor, Actor and Singer Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Basil Hoskins - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Barbara Howe - Ballet Master/Mistress, Ice Skater, Performer Spice and Ice, June 1956 Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Oliver Hunter - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Elizabeth Hurley - Dancer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Jack Hylton - Entrepreneur The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Harold Ingram - Conductor, Musical Director The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Lance Ingram - Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer: Tenor Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Tosca, August 1953 Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Lewis Jacob - Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Harry Jacobson - Musician: Pianist, Performer Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Barbara Jefford - Actor Henry IV, 4 May 1953 As You Like It, 27 April 1953 Othello, 21 April 1953 Gladys Jennings - Costume Maker, Wardrobe Master/Mistress Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Disley Jones - Set Designer Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Yusef Kayrooz - Singer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Leon Kellaway - Choreographer, Dancer Don Giovanni, June 1952 Swan Lake, July 1951 Swan Lake / Les Belles Creoles, 23 June 1951 Leslie Kellaway - Performer Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Margaret Kelly - Actor, Singer Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 George Kenyon - Scenic Artist, Set Designer Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Annette Klooger - Singer The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 All the Best, 16 February 1949 June Kuester - Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Toni Lamond - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer Oliver!, 23 December 1967 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Dinsdale Landen - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 John Larsen - Actor, Performer, Singer: Tenor Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Andrew Leigh - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Vivien Leigh - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Emrys Leyshon - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Bobby Limb - Comedian, Performer Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Marjorie Lou - Announcer, Dancer, Singer Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Betty Lyons - Dancer, Singer Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Dolly Mack - Actor, Actor and Singer Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Barbara Mackey - Costume Maker, Wardrobe Master/Mistress Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Anita Martell - Circus Style Performer, Comedian The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 Lloyd Martin - Performer, Singer The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Meg Maxwell - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Lennie McDermott - Singer Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Harry Meade - Actor Her Past, 17 November 1934 Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Bernard Merefield - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 George Mikell - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Kevin Miles - Actor The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Gladys Miller - Singer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Kevin Mills - Actor and Singer, Performer Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Merope Mills - Costume Designer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Gladys Moncrieff - Actor, Performer Monster King's Jubilee Matinee, 2 May 1935 The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Terence Morgan - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Daniel Moynihan - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Composer Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Don Giovanni, June 1952 Jack Murray - Performer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Rob Murray - Circus Style Performer, Juggler The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Peter North - Actor, Actor and Singer Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 The Music Man, 13 December 1960 D D O'Connor - Director, Presenter The Tragedy of Macbeth, 24 December 1949 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Robert O'Donnell - Performer, Singer Spice and Ice, June 1956 Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Laurence Olivier - Actor, Producer The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 James Ottaway - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Athena Pallas - Magician, Performer Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Ernest Parham - Actor, Choreographer Carousel, 22 October 1964 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Timothy Parkes - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Bob Parrish - Performer, Singer, Singer: Baritone Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Ron Parry - Performer One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Armand Perren - Ice Skater, Producer Spice and Ice, June 1956 Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Lance Phoenix - Conductor, Musical Director The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Mother Goose, December 1947 Billie Ponds - Actor, Performer Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Giacomo Puccini - Composer Turandot, 26 August 1967 Tosca, August 1953 Tosca, June 1952 Walter Pym - Actor, Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Bert Ralph - Actor, Performer 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 Carl Randall - Choreographer, Director, Lyricist The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Lohengrin, June 1952 Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Alec Rayne - Actor, Performer Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933 Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933 Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933 George Relph - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Dellas Rennie - Actor, Actor and Singer, Choreographer Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Carousel, 22 October 1964 West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Walter Richards - Actor The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 John Roberts - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 William P Robinson - Dancer, Wardrobe Master/Mistress Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Richard Rodgers - Composer Carousel, 22 October 1964 The King and I, 17 July 1963 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Anna Rudas - Choreographer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Leon Ryan - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Margaret Scott - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Ernest Shand - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer Mother Goose, December 1947 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Ronnie Shand - Actor, Comedian Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 All Laughter Show, 26 December 1940 Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940 Elizabeth Sharland - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Frank Sheldon - Dancer, Performer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Sherringham - Wardrobe Master/Mistress Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Peggy Simpson - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Marilyn Smith - Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Elsa Stenning - Comedian, Singer Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Hugh Stewart - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Jack Stocks - Comedian, Performer All the Best, 16 February 1949 Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Douglas Stuchberry - Performer The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Mercia Swinburne - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Jacqueline Talbot - Singer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Jandy The Musical Clown - Clown, Performer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Dalvern Thom - Actor and Singer, Performer Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 3 June 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Al Thomas - Actor, Compere, Impersonator Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Frank Thring - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 John Truscott - Costume Designer, Set Designer The King and I, 17 July 1963 West Side Story, 9 February 1961 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Kerry Vaughn - Actor, Performer Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Pamela Vincent - Dancer Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Peggy Waddington - Choreographer, Dancer Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Laughter Love, 27 April 1935 George Leonard Wallace - Comedian Jim Davidson's Clambake, 12 August 1946 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Tim Walton - Designer Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Tosca, August 1953 Tosca, June 1952 Eileen Ward - Dancer Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Rosemary Webster - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Bunny Westney - Actor, Dancer, Singer Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Cherry Wheatley - Actor, Dancer Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Joe Whitehouse - Ice Skater, Performer Spice and Ice, June 1956 Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Gordon Wilcock - Actor and Singer, Performer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Don Williams - Actor, Dancer Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Cinderella, 26 December 1958 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Verdon Williams - Conductor, Musical Director Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Swan Lake, July 1951 Swan Lake / Les Belles Creoles, 23 June 1951 Barbara Wilson - Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Cecil Winter - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 24 December 1949 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Harry Wren - Presenter, Producer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Diana Wynyard - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 24 December 1949 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Bob Young - Composer, Musical Arranger, Musical Director Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Doreen - Performer Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Esme - Milliner Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Mayumi - Dancer Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Myrna - Musician: Comic Instrumentalist The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Here from There, 31 March 1950 Leslie Adams - Actor and Singer, Singer: Tenor Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Larry Adler - Musical Arranger, Musician Swing it, 8 December 1938 Larry Adler and Variety, 3 December 1938 Avril Angers - Performer Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Gillian Anstey - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Rih Aruso - Circus Style Performer, Performer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Goldie Ashton - Comedian, Musician: Drummer The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Arthur Askey - Actor The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Percy Athos - Producer, Stage Director Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Gerry Atkins - Dancer One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Winifred Atwell - Musician: Pianist Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Bill Austin - Director, Stage Director The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Berni Baia - Actor and Singer, Choreographer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Jack Baker - Actor and Singer, Performer Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 John Baker - Actor and Singer, Dancer Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Julie Ballew - Comedian, Singer Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Barry Balmer - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Mary Banfield - Actor and Singer, Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Billy Banks - Performer, Singer Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Roy Barbour - Performer Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Jack Barker - Musician: Pianist, Performer Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 John Barnard - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 Bob Barre - Director, Producer Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Brian Barrie - Actor, Performer Cinderella, 26 December 1958 Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Roger Barry - Actor Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Her Past, 17 November 1934 Timothy Bateson - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Noeleen Batley - Actor Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Billy Baxter - Performer Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Anthony Bazell - Actor, Actor and Singer The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Stephan Beinl - Director Rigoletto, 19 September 1967 Il Trovatore, 16 September 1967 Michael Bentine - Comedian, Performer Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Dick Bentley - Comedian, Compere It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Will Beresford - Performer Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933 Frank Berry - Comedian Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Margaret Berry - Assistant Choreographer The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Anny Berryer - Performer Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 The Great Bertini - Musician, Musician: Violinist Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Irene Bevans - Actor and Singer Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 John Bishop - Chorus Master/Mistress, Musical Supervisor Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Laurence Bishop - Dancer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Gerd Bjornstad - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Max Blake - Dancer, Performer Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Ben Blue - Comedian, Performer Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 George Blunt - Actor Her Past, 17 November 1934 Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Wally Boag - Comedian Peep Show, 5 March 1952 The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Helen Boice - Actor and Singer, Musician Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Tivoli Variety Show, 5 October 1939 Frieda Bonning - Performer, Singer: Comic Jim Gerald and Company, 20 January 1933 Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932 Joe Brennan - Actor Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Lennox Brewer - Producer Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Colin Briggs - Actor, Actor and Singer The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Jim Brooks - Actor Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Fred Brown - Actor, Circus Style Performer The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Joan Brown - Actor, Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Mother Goose, December 1947 Nancy Brown - Actor, Performer Oliver!, 23 December 1967 Here from There, 31 March 1950 Jacqueline Browning - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 John Brownlee - Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, June 1952 Tosca, June 1952 Bubbles - Costume Maker, Wardrobe Master/Mistress Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Robert Burns - Actor The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Marylin Burr - Dancer Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Victor Carell - Stage Manager Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Chester Carone - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 William P Carr - Production Coordinator, Production Manager The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Don Giovanni, June 1952 Jacques Cartaux - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Michael Charnley - Choreographer The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Gordon Chater - Actor, Performer Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Robert Chisholm - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Joe Chisolm - Actor and Singer Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Chribi - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Bill Christopher - Ice Skater Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Joe Church - Performer Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Jean Clarke - Performer Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 Moira Claux - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Barbara Clegg - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Nelson Clifford - Comedian, Musician: Pianist Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Joy Clyde - Dancer Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 William R Coleman - Scenic Artist, Set Designer Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 George Colleano - Acrobat, Circus Style Performer Fantasy, 10 October 1950 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Joyce Colleano - Acrobat, Circus Style Performer Fantasy, 10 October 1950 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Lyn Colleano - Acrobat, Comedian Fantasy, 10 October 1950 Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Reg Collins - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Peter Colville - Comedian, Performer Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Charlie Connell - Set and/or Property Maker Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Cliff Cook - Actor, Performer Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Robert Coote - Actor Her Past, 17 November 1934 Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Campbell Copelin - Actor Her Past, 17 November 1934 Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Harry Cordwell - Dancer, Set Designer Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Pierre Courret - Performer Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Peter Crago - Performer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Ruth Craven - Dancer, Performer Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 Life Begins at 8, 10 October 1935 Alex Crethar - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Phyllis Culbert - Choreographer Cinderella, 26 December 1958 Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Geoffrey Curtis - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Lorenzo Da Ponte - Librettist Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Edith Dahl - Performer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Henry Danton - Dancer Swan Lake, July 1951 Swan Lake / Les Belles Creoles, 23 June 1951 Alexander Davion - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Joan Davis - Producer Here from There, 31 March 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Lee Davis - Performer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Rex Dawe - Comedian, Performer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Jim Davidson's Clambake, 12 August 1946 Julie Day - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Valda de Oliver - Actor, Actor and Singer Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Halinka De Tarczynska - Actor, Performer The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Beth Dean - Choreographer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Alice Delysia - Actor Her Past, 17 November 1934 Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Gaetano Donizetti - Composer Don Pasquale, 30 August 1967 Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Dolly Donohue - Actor, Choreographer, Performer Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933 Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Chung Doo - Comedian, Singer Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 John Dunbar - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Netta Dunsmore - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 David Eadie - Actor, Performer Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Brian Easdale - Composer, Lyricist Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Jean Eddy - Dancer Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Jimmy Elder - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Beryl Ellis - Choreographer Cinderella, 26 December 1958 Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Cid Ellwood - Director, Producer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Cath Esler - Comedian, Singer Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 Highlights from Hollywood, 20 July 1939 Gail Esler - Actor, Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Kath Esler - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941 Eric Evans - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Ray Evans - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 John Faassen - Actor, Performer Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Alexander Faris - Musical Arranger, Musical Director Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Doris Faye - Performer Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Helene Ffrance - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Arvid Fibigs - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Alec Finlay - Performer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 The Golden Days Revue, 1962 Colin Fitzgerald - Actor and Singer, Dancer Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Jillian FitzGerald - Actor, Actor and Singer Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Andrew Flanagan - Magician Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Stan Foley - Actor, Comedian Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 The World Looks Up, August 1937 Kevin Foote - Actor, Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Banner Forbutt - Actor, Circus Style Performer Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Frank Forde - Actor, Singer: Baritone Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Dorothy Foster - Actor, Presenter Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 Jean Fox - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Robert Fraser - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 John Frazer - Actor Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Ruth Galene - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Dimo Galiungi - Conductor Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Robert Gard - Actor, Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Pauline Garrick - Actor, Actor and Singer Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 John Gay - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Edith Georges - Dancer Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 John Gilbert - Actor Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Margo Glancy - Performer, Stripper Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 Phyllis Glen - Actor Her Past, 17 November 1934 Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 John Godfrey - Actor, Performer The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Jock Gordon - Comedian, Performer Artists and Models, 13 March 1942 Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Vic Gordon - Comedian, Performer Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Pauline Grant - Choreographer The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Jodie Gray - Musician: Marimbist Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Deidre Green - Actor, Performer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 H F Green - Performer Fade Out Fade In, 3 June 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Sandra Greentree - Actor and Singer, Dancer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Carousel, 22 October 1964 Andrew Guild - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 The King and I, 17 July 1963 Peggy Haigh - Performer Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Brenda Hamlyn - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Paul Hansard - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Millie Hansen - Singer The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Millie Hanson - Actor and Singer Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Robin Hardiman - Actor, Stage Manager Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Howard Hardin - Comic, Juggler Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Paul Hardwick - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Robert Hardy - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Wilma Harrison - Actor The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Kevin Hartis - Actor, Singer Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Alton Harvey - Actor Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Bruno Harvey - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Frank Harvey - Actor, Producer Her Past, 17 November 1934 Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Eileen Hattam - Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Marjorie Head - Milliner Tosca, June 1952 Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Robert Healey - Actor, Actor and Singer Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Bernard Heinze - Conductor Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Marghuerita Helios - Performer Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Pat Henning - Actor and Singer, Performer Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Steven Henty - Director, Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Margaret Hill - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Tod Hilton - Actor and Singer, Dancer Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Connie Hobbs - Performer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 William Hobbs - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 Joan Holcombe - Wardrobe Master/Mistress Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Adrian Holland - Musical Advisor Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Anthony Holland - Costume Designer, Designer Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Marie Hollis - Dancer The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Would You Believe It?, 4 July 1941 Elsie Hosking - Comedian, Soubrette Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Andrée Howard - Choreographer The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Bert Howell - Musician, Performer Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 David Hunt - Dancer Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Jean Hunter - Actor Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Doreen Hurd - Juggler, Performer Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Ernest Irving - Composer The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Lev Ivanov - Choreographer Swan Lake, July 1951 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Barbara James - Singer Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Flo James - Actor Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 Ashton Jarry - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Audrey Jeans - Actor The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Joe Jenkins - Dancer Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 Suger and Spice, 1958 Gertrude Johnson - Administrator, Producer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Ray Johnson - Actor The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Carlisle Jones - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Maida Jones - Performer Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 Jacques Jordane - Singer Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Harold Kasket - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Dave Kaye - Musician: Pianist Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Valerie Kaye - Dancer Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Coral Kelly - Actor Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Ernest Kelroy - Performer The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Darcy Kelway - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Roy Kemp - Actor, Performer Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933 Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933 John Kendall - Dancer The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Clement Kennedy - Costume Maker, Set Designer Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Pat Kenny - Musician, Performer You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Dorene Kilmer - Dancer Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Geoffrey King - Actor, Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 The King and I, 17 July 1963 Leslie King - Assistant Stage Manager The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Renita Kramer - Performer Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Ron Lacona - Tight-rope Walker Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Johnny Ladd - Ice Skater, Scriptwriter Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Tommy Ladd - Actor and Singer Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Tivoli Variety Show, 5 October 1939 Dawn Lake - Actor and Singer, Performer Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Stella Lamond - Actor, Performer Hat Trick, 2 February 1940 Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Eric Lander - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Norman Lawrence - Performer All the Best, 16 February 1949 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Ted Leary - Comedian, Performer Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 Life Begins at 8, 10 October 1935 Leonard Lee - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Franz Lehar - Book and Lyrics Librettist, Composer The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 The Merry Widow, 16 April 1937 Denis Lehrer - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 Vladislavs Leonaitis - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Miriam Lester - Performer Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 Beverley Levine - Actor, Performer Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Emile Littler - Producer Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Ernest Llewellyn - Concert Master Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Alta Lowe - Musician, Singer Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938 Len Lowe - Actor and Singer, Comedian Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Cinderella, 26 December 1958 Nick Lucas - Singer Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Tivoli Variety Show, 5 October 1939 Sara Luzita - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Launa Lynton - Actor, Performer Hi-de-Hi, 29 May 1944 Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 David Lytton - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Joan MacArthur - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 Patricia MacDonald - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Bobby Mack - Actor The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Donald Mackay - Actor Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 Ken Mackey - Actor and Singer Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Graeme Madison - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Laurie Main - Actor, Actor and Singer Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Billy Maloney - Performer Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 John Mansfield - Actor Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Jack Manuel - Actor, Choreographer Rigoletto, 19 September 1967 West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Durham Marcel - Stage Director, Stage Manager The King and I, 17 July 1963 The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Ermino Marchetti - Musical Director Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Marie Marion - Comedian, Singer Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Herbie Marks - Actor and Singer, Musician Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Jon Marten - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Joe Martin - Comedian Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 John Matthews - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Gladys Mawson - Singer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Ernest Maxin - Actor The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Gloria May - Performer, Singer Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Thomas Mayer - Conductor Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 The Flying Dutchman, 29 August 1967 Clement McCallin - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Gerald McErlean - Actor and Singer, Dancer Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Anne McGrath - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 Peggy McGuire - Actor, Performer Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Betty Meddings - Ballet Master/Mistress, Choreographer The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Fay Melody - Singer Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Freddie Meredith - Dancer, Performer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Noel Mitchell - Actor and Singer Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Norman Mitchell - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 John Money - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Rita Moreno - Performer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Harry Moreny - Performer The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Ivor Moreton - Musician: Pianist Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Freddie Morgan - Performer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 The Golden Days Revue, 1962 Bobby Morris - Comedian, Compere Lucky Stars, 12 April 1940 Carry On, 21 December 1939 Jay Morris - Actor, Comedian, Dancer Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 James Moss - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Penelope Munday - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Dorothy Neal - Performer Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Rachel Neale - Singer Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Keith Neilson - Actor, Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, June 1952 Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Bettina Nelson - Actor, Dancer Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Guy Nelson - Performer Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Harry Nesbitt - Comedian, Singer The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Here from There, 31 March 1950 Max Nesbitt - Comedian, Singer The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Here from There, 31 March 1950 Paul Newton - Performer Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Jeffa Nicholson - Assistant Stage Manager, Ballet Master/Mistress Carousel, 22 October 1964 The King and I, 17 July 1963 Arundel Nixon - Actor Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Tommy Noonan - Impersonator Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941 Sunnie O'Dea - Actor, Dancer Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Tivoli Variety Show, 5 October 1939 Jack O'Dowd - Performer Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Dennis O'Keefe - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Terry O'Neill - Performer Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Peter Oliver - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Enid Owen - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 John Paget - Dancer Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Albin Pahernik - Actor, Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Reg Park - Performer Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Spice and Ice, June 1956 Kym Parry - Actor and Singer, Performer The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Betty Pasco - Circus Style Performer Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Laurence Payne - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Phillip Peake - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Derrick Penley - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 Marius Petipa - Choreographer Swan Lake, July 1951 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Roy Pickard - Musician: Xylophonist Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Malcolm Pride - Costume Designer, Set Designer Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Mary Priestman - Musician: Pianist The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Fred Quintrell - Musical Director The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Frank Radcliffe - Musician, Performer Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Natalie Raine - Actor, Dancer Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Rosina Raisbeck - Actor, Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Alan Randall - Musician: Xylophonist Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Dick Randolph - Actor Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Dot Rankin - Actor, Actor and Singer Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Raphael - Milliner Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Shirley Reagan - Dancer The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Aina Reega - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Allan Reid - Actor Paris by Night, 3 May 1962 Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 2 May 1962 Rex Reid - Assistant Director, Choreographer Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Ron Reid - Costume Designer, Designer Rigoletto, 19 September 1967 Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 Ron Riley - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Joan Roberts - Performer Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Tibby Roberts - Comedian Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Victor Roberts - Writer Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Phyllis Rogers - Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, June 1952 Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Charles Rolfe - Actor The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Rolly Rolls - Comedian Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Abe Romain - Conductor Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Ronnie Ronalde - Singer Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 Suger and Spice, 1958 Jack Rooklyn - Presenter Fantasy, 10 October 1950 The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Maurice Rooklyn - Magician, Performer Greet the Fleet, 21 May 1945 More Happy Ideas / The Plumber's Dilemma / The Human Target, 2 March 1934 Noel Rooney - Actor, Singer Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 George Rose - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Adrian Ross - Adaptor, Librettist, Lyricist Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Brenda Rowe - Performer Cinderella, 26 December 1958 Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Royston - Ventriloquist Jim Davidson's Clambake, 12 August 1946 The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Roy Royston - Actor The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Martin Rubinstein - Dancer Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Barry Rugless - Performer Spice and Ice, June 1956 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Marika Saary - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 David Sale - Actor The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 The King and I, 17 July 1963 June Salter - Actor, Singer Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Billy Samuels - Comedian Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 Scott Sanders - Comedian Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Tivoli Variety Show, 5 October 1939 Vivian Sanderson - Actor, Performer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Barry Sandford - Actor, Musician Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Pat Sandys - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 John Sanger - Actor, Actor and Singer Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Fred Santos - Performer, Singer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Victorien Sardou - Playwright Tosca, August 1953 Tosca, June 1952 Ray Sauvola - Actor, Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Herman Schildberger - Musical Director Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Lohengrin, June 1952 Herb Schreiner - Musician Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 5 October 1939 Tivoli Variety Show, 5 October 1939 Marion Schuh - Actor, Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Russell Scott - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Ron Shand - Actor, Actor and Singer The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Robert Shaw - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Norman Shepherd - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Ivor Sheridan - Actor, Actor and Singer Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Jane Shirley - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 Joyce Simmons - Actor, Actor and Singer The Consul, August 1953 Don Giovanni, June 1952 Alwyn Smith - Actor and Singer, Singer: Soprano Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Madama Butterfly, August 1953 C Ray Smith - Puppeteer Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 Ethel Smith - Actor and Singer Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Sheila Smith - Performer Fade Out Fade In, 3 June 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Charles Snowman - Performer, Singer The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Julian Somers - Actor Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Marlene Starr - Dancer Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 John Statton - Performer Fade Out Fade In, 3 June 1965 Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Wilfred Stevens - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Hugh Stevenson - Designer Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Darryl Stewart - Singer Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Pauline Stewart - Choreographer, Performer Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Roy Steyne - Stage Manager The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Leo Stirling - Actor, Musician The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Susan Swinford - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 The King and I, 17 July 1963 Valerie Tandy - Actor The Love Racket, 22 June 1950 The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Philip Tappin - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Tais Taras - Singer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Charles Taylor - Musical Director Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky - Composer Swan Lake, July 1951 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Athol Thompson - Visual Artist It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944 Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Jock Thompson - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Lyla Thompson - Actor and Singer Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Vivian Thompson - Actor, Singer Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Kenneth Tillson - Choreographer Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Doris Tindall - Actor and Singer Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Tom Toby - Singer Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Enso Toppano - Actor, Musical Director The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Kitty Tracey - Musician, Performer Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Cissy Trenholm - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Joyce Turner - Actor Her Past, 17 November 1934 Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Kiera Tuson - Actor Her Past, 17 November 1934 Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Marie Tysoe - Actor and Singer, Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Elaine Vallance - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Norman Vaughan - Comedian, Performer Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Rosemary Vercoe - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Giuseppe Verdi - Composer Rigoletto, 19 September 1967 Il Trovatore, 16 September 1967 Priscilla Verne - Actor and Singer, Compere Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Edgar Vernon - Dancer, Magician Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Vija Vetra - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Oliver Wakefield - Comedian, Performer The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Ted Waldman - Singer: Comic Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 The World Looks Up, August 1937 Beryl Walkley - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Jimmy Wallace - Circus Style Performer Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 Hermie Ward - Actor, Performer Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933 Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933 Felicia Warde - Actor, Wardrobe Master/Mistress Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 Les Warren - Actor, Actor and Singer Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Peggy Watson - Ballet Master/Mistress, Choreographer Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Harvey Weber - Comic, Ice Skater Ice Follies of 1962, 26 December 1961 Ice Follies of 1962 (matinee performances), 26 December 1961 Wilbur Wheeler - Circus Style Performer, Performer Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Ron Whelan - Actor Her Past, 17 November 1934 Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Lorna Whitehouse - Actor The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Terry Wilkinson - Composer, Musical Arranger, Musician Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Gloria Williams - Actor, Dancer Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Enid Wilson - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Frank Wilson - Actor Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Belinda Wright - Dancer Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Norman Yemm - Actor, Performer The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 Archie - Puppeteer Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Chang - Magician International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938 Dante - Illusionist London Calling, 1 June 1935 Desiree - Dancer: Fan It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Dolores - Dancer Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Dolorez - Performer Hat Trick, 2 February 1940 Dorienne - Performer Stars and Garters, 16 September 1946 Dorothea - Contortionist Red Hot and Blue, 5 July 1943 June - Circus Style Performer Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Little Robert - Performer Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Marion - Performer Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Maureen - Performer Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Peter - Contortionist Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Priscilla - Comedian Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Snodgrass - Ventriloquist Doll Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Violette - Performer Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Philip A'vard - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Adolphe Adam - Composer Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Mary Adams - Actor and Singer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Peter Adams - Actor Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Peter Adams - Actor and Singer Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Wendy Adams - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Marguerite Adele - Actor Her Past, 17 November 1934 Yoji Agata - Choreographer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Vanoye Aikens - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Alvin Ailey - Artistic Director The Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre, 1965 Aimee - Comedian Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Nilza Alarcao - Dancer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Mark Albiston - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Jo-Anne Alder - Performer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Alma Aldous - Actor and Singer La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Jean Alexander - Choreographer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Nanette Allen - Performer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Ivan Almeida - Dance Director Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Eve Alwyn - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Kenji Amai - Dancer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Graeme Anderson - Dancer Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Rod Anderson - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Rita Andre - Performer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Jule Andres - Set Designer Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Mariano Andreu - Costume Designer, Scenic Artist Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Archie Andrews - Ventriloquist Doll Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Bob Andrews - Performer The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Sally Ann - Performer One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Annette - Circus Style Performer Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Francisco Aquabella - Actor Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Angelina Arena - Actor and Singer Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Ernest Arnley - Performer Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 Leo Arnol - Singer Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Chic Arnold - Actor Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Ronne Arnold - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Arty Ash - Writer The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Bryan Ashbridge - Dancer Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 Ted Ashton - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Miecio Askanasy - Producer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Lex Atana - Actor and Singer Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Maree Austin - Actor The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Dina Autunes - Dancer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Ricardo Avalos - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Pixie Bailey - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Peter Baillie - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Brian Baker - Performer Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Don Baker - Actor Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Kay Baker - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Joe Balangue - Musician, Musician: Comic Instrumentalist Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Noelee Baldock - Performer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Barry Ball - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Judy Banks - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Barbarina - Performer Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Daphne Barker - Performer Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Robert Barlow - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Daphne Barnes - Actor and Singer Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Deryck Barnes - Actor Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Jack Barnes - Actor and Singer Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Ernie Baron - Compere Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Richard Barrett-Lennard - Actor Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Judyth Barron - Singer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Linda Barry - Singer The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Lionel Bart - Writer Oliver!, 23 December 1967 Reg Barthram - Actor and Singer Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Dianne Barton - Actor Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Mary Bassano - Actor and Singer Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Shirley Bassey - Singer Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Leo Bassi - Circus Style Performer Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Cecil Bates - Dancer Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Peg Leg Bates - Dancer International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938 Jean Battye - Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Jeanne Battye - Actor and Singer The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Johnny Bean - Performer Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Cecil Beaton - Costume Designer, Set Designer The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Helen Beck - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 Thelma Beck - Performer Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Dave Beecham - Singer Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 David Belasco - Playwright Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Launa Beldon - Singer Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Lorna Beldon - Dancer All the Best, 16 February 1949 Billy Bell - Dancer Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Betty Benfield - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Joe Bennett - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Nadia Benois - Designer Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Glenda Benten - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Dino Bento - Dancer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Pinto Bento - Dancer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Lili Berde - Producer Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Alphonse Berge - Dresser Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Ben Beri - Magician Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 Micheline Bernadini - Stripper Revue Continentale, 18 October 1948 Leonard Bernstein - Composer West Side Story, 9 February 1961 H Berte - Musical Arranger Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Rudolf Besier - Playwright Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 H Birbeck - Mechanist The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Addie Black - Actor The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Frederick Blackman - Producer Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 George Blackshaw - Comedian Beauty on Parade, 3 August 1942 David Blair - Dancer Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 Ethel Blair - Comedian Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Billy Blake - Musician: Trumpeter Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 Robert Blake - Choreographer, Producer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Barbara Blane - Dancer Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940 Max Bleach - Singer Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 Friedrich Bliem - Set Designer Turandot, 26 August 1967 Laurie Bloom - Lighting Designer, Stage Director The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 John Blythe - Performer Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 Helen Bobinina - Actor and Singer Here from There, 31 March 1950 Gertrud Bodenwieser - Actor, Artistic Director, Choreographer Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Beverley Bohan - Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Guy Bolton - Adaptor, Playwright Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Carl Bonner - Singer Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 Leone Bonner - Singer Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 Arnaud Bonnet - Actor The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Sam Bor - Musician: Violinist Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Emile Boreo - Comedian International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938 Eileen Bourke - Dancer Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Ernie Bourne - Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Billy Bovis - Actor and Singer Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Sybil Bowan - Comedian The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Elsie Bower - Performer Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Jack Bowkett - Performer Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 Raymond Boyce - Designer Il Trovatore, 16 September 1967 Allan Boyd - Dancer Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932 Charles Boyd - Dancer Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Gordon Boyd - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Gracie Boyd - Performer The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 J J Boyle - Entrepreneur Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Margaret Boyle - Choreographer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Joan Brandon - Illusionist Ladies First, 19 September 1941 John Brayden - Set Designer The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Janice Breen - Performer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Marie Bremner - Performer Monster King's Jubilee Matinee, 2 May 1935 Sylvia Bremner - Performer Monster King's Jubilee Matinee, 2 May 1935 Kenny Brenna - Comedian Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Freddie Bretherton - Lyricist The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Sylvia Briar - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Leslie Bridgewater - Composer Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Lisa Brionda - Choreographer Spice and Ice, June 1956 June Brisbane - Dancer The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Charles Bristow - Lighting Designer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Wilfred Briton - Performer All the Best, 16 February 1949 Benjamin Britten - Musical Arranger Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Johnny Broadway - Performer Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 Alice Broenimann - Contortionist Here from There, 31 March 1950 Bob Bromley - Puppeteer Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 Ivor Bromley - Actor Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Geoff Brooke - Singer It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Laurence Brookes - Singer International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938 Frank Brooks - Choreographer The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Lawrence Brooks - Singer The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Lola Brooks - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Vic Brooks - Comedian Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Peter Brough - Ventriloquist Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Rupert Brown - Scenic Artist Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Ada Browne - Singer The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Rupert Browne - Scenic Artist Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Molly Bruce - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Jean Brunning - Actor The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Johnny Bryant - Musician Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Stuffy Bryant - Performer Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Vera Buck - Musician Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Madge Buckley - Actor and Singer Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Maggie Buckley - Actor and Singer Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Leonard Bullen - Actor Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Betty Burgess - Dancer Highlights from Hollywood, 20 July 1939 Marie Burke - Singer Lucky Stars, 12 April 1940 Ralph Burns - Orchestrator Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Wendy Burr - Actor Funtasia, 25 August 1954 John Burrell - Producer The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 Ray Bushby - Performer Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Edna Busse - Dancer The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Will Butland - Conductor Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Lola Butler - Acrobat Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Ann Butt - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Max Bygraves - Performer The Max Bygraves Variety Show, 1 June 1965 Elliott Cairnes - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Christine Calcutt - Actor Oliver!, 23 December 1967 Judy Callaghan - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Joe Calvan - Director West Side Story, 9 February 1961 John Calvert - Magician Fantasy, 10 October 1950 Robert Campbell - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Georges Campo - Comedian Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962 Susanne Cansino - Dancer Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 Reg Cantwell - Performer Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Joanne Capilli - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Verona Cappadona - Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, June 1952 Norman Carbuhn - Singer The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Carl Carlisle - Performer Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Micky Carolan - Actor Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Mickey Carolyn - Performer Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Louis Carr - Musician Lucky Stars, 12 April 1940 Neva Carr Glyn - Comedian Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Edward Carrick - Costume Designer, Scenic Artist The Tragedy of Macbeth, 12 December 1949 Cynthia Carroll - Actor Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Jacqui Carroll - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Lewis Carroll - Writer Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 William Carse - Dancer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Neil Case - Stage Manager Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Adriana Caselotti - Singer Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Mary Cash - Actor The Consul, August 1953 Pat Catton - Dancer Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Dez Cavallarro - Performer Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 John Cawood - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Connie Chalmers - Actor and Singer The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Judith Champ - Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 George Chanti - Dancer Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Alan Chapman - Actor Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Micky Chapman - Performer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Suzanne Charny - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Brian Chase - Actor Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Chaz Chase - Comedian Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Ben Chavez - Magician Hat Trick, 2 February 1940 Cheer - Performance Group Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 Beryl Cheers - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Claudine Cheret - Performer Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Ronald Chesney - Musician Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Che Chung Chong - Circus Style Performer Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Frederic Chopin - Composer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Helen Choules - Dancer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Chris Christensen - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Camilla Christenson - Actor The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Floyd Christy - Comedian Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Anne Church - Designer Swan Lake, July 1951 Marie Claire - Singer Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Ted Claire - Compere The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Jimmy Clark - Actor and Singer Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Martin Clark - Performer Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Jessie Clarke - Performer Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Joan Clarke - Actor Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Frank Cleary - Performer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Elmer Cleve - Musician: Xylophonist Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 John Clifford - Actor Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Mel Clifford - Costume Designer Turandot, 26 August 1967 Nat Clifford - Performer Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 Dennis Clinton - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Helen Clubb - Actor and Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 George Howard Clutsam - Musical Arranger Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Alan Coad - Actor and Singer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Nancye Cocking - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Sammy Cohen - Comedian Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 Clyde Coleman - Actor Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Ross Coleman - Actor and Singer The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Con Colleano - Circus Style Performer Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Stella Collier - Performer Mo and his Merry Monarchs, 15 April 1933 Clyde Collins - Musical Director Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Janice Collins - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Larry Collins - Musician: Comic Instrumentalist You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 Betty Comden - Lyricist Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Fausta Conceicao - Dancer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 James Condon - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Marjorie Conley - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Nada Conrad - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Frankie Conville - Comedian The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Frank Cook - Performer Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Ray Cook - Dancer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Graeme Coombs - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Judy Cooper - Ice Skater Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Phillida Cooper - Performer Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Kenneth Cope - Dancer Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 David Copping - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Jean Coralli - Choreographer Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Sonya Corbeau - Performer Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Joan Corbett - Actor The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Dick Cordon - Performer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Ann Cornell - Singer Fantasy, 10 October 1950 Daniel Cortesi - Performer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Dorothy Costello - Dancer Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Graham Cottrell - Performer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Paula Coutts - Performer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Patricia Cox - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Barbara Coyne - Dancer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Joel Craig - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Johnny Craig - Comic Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Stan Craig - Actor and Singer The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Katherine Crawford - Actor and Singer Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Kay Crawford - Dancer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Letty Craydon - Actor Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Creighton - Juggler La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Helen Crighton - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Barry Crocker - Singer Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Edith Crocker - Performer Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Ollie Crockett - Performer Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933 Pat Crosby - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Chris Cross - Performer Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Russel Crouse - Writer The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Jesse Cryor - Singer International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938 F E Cumisky - Costume Maker Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Marie Cumisky - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Len Cundy - Set and/or Property Maker Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Lloyd Cunnington - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Bill Currie - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Harry Currie - Chorus Master/Mistress, Performer The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Bryan da Silva - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Olivia Dale - Performer Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Sunny Dale - Comedian The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Alice Darby - Singer The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Joy Dare - Performer Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Horrie Dargie - Musician Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Molly Darrell - Comedian Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Rupert Darrell - Comedian Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Julia Darvas - Dancer Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 Nicolas Darvas - Dancer Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 June Darwent - Actor and Singer Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Danny Davey - Dancer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Jack Davey - Presenter Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 Frankie Davidson - Performer One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Jim Davidson - Producer Jim Davidson's Clambake, 12 August 1946 Daniel Davies - Performer Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Donald Davies - Actor Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 John Howard Davies - Actor, Stage Director The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Marion Davies - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Buster Davis - Vocal Arranger Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Chas Davis - Actor Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Michael Davis - Dancer Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 Shirley Davis - Dancer Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 Albert Dawking - Performer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Ted Day - Dancer Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Slim De Grey - Performer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Helen de Paul - Actor Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Jacquie de Paul - Performer One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 B J De Simone - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Fred Deal - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Danny Dean - Comedian Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Millie Deane - Performer Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Leonard Delaney - Actor The Consul, August 1953 Ike Delavale - Actor Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Bernard Delfont - Producer Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Maria Delores - Performer Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Nick Demuth - Musician: Pianist Spice and Ice, June 1956 Lina Denison - Singer: Contralto The King and I, 17 July 1963 Bobby Dennis - Performer One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Paul Derval - Producer Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 June Derwent - Performer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Florence Desmond - Impersonator Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Mary Desmond - Actor The Consul, August 1953 Toni Deverin - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Ron Devine - Dancer The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Dorothy Dewar - Performer Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 Joy Dexter - Actor and Singer The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Alain Diagora - Juggler Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 William Diamond - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Wendy Dickson - Designer The Flying Dutchman, 29 August 1967 Ivan Dietrich - Performer Top of the World, 2 June 1947 George Dixon - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Kevin Doherty - Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Ernő Dohnányi - Composer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 James Donald - Actor and Singer The King and I, 17 July 1963 Shirley May Donald - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Donald the Dancing Donkey - Animal and Bird Imitator Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932 Lee Donn - Musician: Pianist Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 Frank Donnellan - Performer Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Dorothy Donnelly - Writer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Bobby Donovan - Performer One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Terry Donovan - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Antal Dorati - Musical Arranger Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Frederick Dore - Actor and Singer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Daniele Dorice - Performer Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Harding Dorn - Choreographer The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Milton Douglas - Comedian Funfiesta, 23 July 1958 Norman Dowd - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 George Downey - Performer Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Desmonde Downing - Designer Lohengrin, June 1952 May Downs - Choreographer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Peter Drake - Actor Oliver!, 23 December 1967 Józef Drewniak - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Gerry Dreyer - Singer Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Betty Driver - Actor and Singer Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Evelyn Du Fresne - Actor Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 L du Garde Peach - Playwright The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Mary Duchesne - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 John Dudley - Stage Manager Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Will Duffy - Performer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Audrey Duggan - Actor and Singer Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Bert Duke - Dancer Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Russell Dumas - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Arthur Duncan - Dancer Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Deirdre Duncan - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Dorothy Dunckley - Make-up Artist Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Katherine Dunham - Choreographer, Dancer, Director, Producer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Axie Dunlap - Comedian Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Geoffrey Dunn - Translator Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Eileen Dunne - Singer The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Ruth Durell - Singer Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Duval - Magician Athos Follies 1947, 3 March 1947 Earl Earle - Dancer Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Otto Eason - Circus Style Performer It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Wallas Eaton - Actor Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Jean Eckart - Set Designer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 William Eckart - Set Designer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Wyn Edgerton - Actor The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 Phillip Edgley - Performer Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 John Edmund - Actor Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Eddie Edwards - Comedian Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Jimmy Edwards - Actor The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Peter Edwards - Actor Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Ron Edwards - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Winnie Egerton - Actor Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933 Graham Elder - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Lynda Elder - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 R H Elkins - Adaptor Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Mercedes Ellington - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Lucille Ellis - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Ray Ellis - Orchestrator Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Lauris Elms - Actor The Consul, August 1953 Judith Eltham - Actor and Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Ronald Emblen - Dancer Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 Lois Empey - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Millie Engler - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Erikson - Illusionist The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Nair Eugenia - Dance Director Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Wilfred Evans - Performer Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Robert Everingham - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Graeme Ewer - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Frank Eyton - Lyricist The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 John Faasen - Singer Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 L Faddy - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Pierre Fanchini - Technical Director Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Maude Fanning - Actor and Singer Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Frederick Farley - Producer Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Hilda Farmilo - Vocalist The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Pamela Fasso - Actor and Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Gabriel Fauré - Composer Swan Lake (Act II) / Lady into Fox / Soiree Musicale / Orchestral Interlude / Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 John Fearnley - Producer The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Joanne Felce - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 John Fernside - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Nelson Ferraz - Performer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Elsa Ferrett - Performer Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Alan Ferris - Actor and Singer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Allan Ferris - Singer Lohengrin, June 1952 Fay Ffrench - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Ann Finch - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Bill Finch - Performer Spice and Ice, June 1956 Lew Fine - Comedian Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Reuben Fineberg - Musical Director The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Jon Finlayson - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Bert Fisher - Conductor Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Field Fisher - Actor Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Herbert Fisher - Musical Director Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Victor Flattery - Actor and Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Barrett Fleming - Actor The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Claude Fleming - Director The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Claude Flemming - Actor, Producer Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 June Florenz - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Mikhail Fokine - Choreographer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Paul Foley - Director Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Ron Folkard - Stage Manager Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Margot Fonteyn - Dancer Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 Reg Forde - Stage Manager Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 Lionel Forge - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 George Formby - Comedian It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Vincent Foster - Actor and Singer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Hubert Foster-Clark - Conductor Swan Lake (Act II) / Lady into Fox / Soiree Musicale / Orchestral Interlude / Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Foulkes - Costume Designer Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Helen Frame - Costume Designer Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Jeanne Frances - Performer All the Best, 16 February 1949 Alex Francis Smith - Actor Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Dobbs Franks - Musical Director West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Laurie Franks - Actor The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Anne Fraser - Costume Designer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Gordon French - Set Designer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Pamela French - Actor The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Peter French - Actor Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Elizabeth Fretwell - Actor and Singer Lohengrin, June 1952 Michael Friedman - Dancer The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 John Fryatt - Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Teruko Fujii - Actor Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Tonosuke Fujima - Choreographer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Roger Furse - Set Designer The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 Ethel Gabriel - Actor Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Yolanda Gaffne - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Don Galvan - Singer Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Ken Gambrill - Dancer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Mary Gannon - Performer Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 Joaquin Garay - Singer Highlights from Hollywood, 20 July 1939 Igo Garrido - Performer The Max Bygraves Variety Show, 1 June 1965 Paul Gavin - Singer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Gina Gavinha - Dancer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Judy Gay - Actor and Singer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Noel Gay - Composer The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Heather Gayle - Performer Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Albert Gaze - Actor Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Robert Gerard - Performer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 John Germain - Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 Rosemary Gerrette - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Giuseppe Giacosa - Librettist Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Leslie Gibbs - Lyricist The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 William Gibbs - Actor The Music Man, 13 December 1960 John Gielgud - Director Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Henry Gilbert - Musical Advisor Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Douglas Gilchrist - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Chris Gill - Singer Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 William Gill - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Jannette Gilmore - Performer Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Joan Gilmour - Dancer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Alan Girdwood - Musician The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Tex Glanville - Performer Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Dudley Glass - Composer The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Bonnie Glew - Dancer Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Russ Glover - Lighting Designer Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Neva Glynn - Actor and Singer The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Howell Glynne - Performer The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Tom Godfrey - Performer Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 Wayne Godfrey - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Jack Goldie - Performer Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 Bobby Gonzales - Performer, Vocalist Calypso Capers, 5 June 1957 Kenneth Goodlet - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Isador Goodman - Musical Director The King and I, 17 July 1963 Ken Goodman - Scenic Artist One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Harold Goodsell - Actor and Singer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Billy Goodwin - Singer Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Eugene Goossens - Conductor Royal Gala Performance, 6 February 1954 Barbara Gordon - Lyricist The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Larry Gordon - Choreographer The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Rosemary Gordon - Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 Kathleen Gorham - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Eric Gormley - Actor and Singer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Jock Gormley - Singer Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Lionel Gorrick - Musician: Organist Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Patricia Gough - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Harry Gould - Comedian Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Connie Graham - Comedian Folies Bergeres, 19 October 1942 Joyce Graham - Dancer Swan Lake, July 1951 Kay Grahame - Dancer Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Ron Grainer - Composer, Musical Arranger Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Bob Grant - Book and Lyrics Librettist Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Neville Grave - Actor and Singer Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Peter Graves - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Darryl Gray - Actor Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Neville Greave - Actor and Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Grecos - Circus Style Performer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Adolph Green - Lyricist Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Billy Greenley - Musician The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Hubert Gregg - Lyricist The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Diana Gregory - Ice Skater Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Keith Gregory - Lighting Designer The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Janet Grey - Dancer Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 May Grey - Wardrobe Master/Mistress Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Jean Grieve - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Colin Griffith - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Bill Griffiths - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Jackie Griffiths - Chorus The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Thelma Grigg - Actor Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Larry Griswold - Comedian Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Harry Grunden - Performer Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Alfred Grunwald - Writer Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Renee Guerin - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Val Guest - Composer Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Fred Gulliford - Musical Director The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Jack Gunn - Musician: Comic Instrumentalist The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Coral Gunning - Impersonator All Laughter Show, 26 December 1940 Eleanor Gunter - Performer Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 Thomas Stuart Gurr - Librettist, Lyricist Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Michel Gyarmathy - Costume Maker Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Richard Haddock - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Anne Haddy - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Jimmy Hadreas - Dancer The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Alan Haig - Actor and Singer Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Robin Haig - Dancer Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 Jimmy Haines - Actor The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Phyllis Haines - Dancer Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Carmel Hakendorf - Musician: Violinist Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Joan Halcombe - Wardrobe Master/Mistress Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Dorothy Hall - Performer Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Lorne Hall - Actor Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Marnie Hall - Accompanist Just a Show, 19 August 1968 Mort Hall - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Nora Halliday - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Alec Halls - Performer Better Times, 12 April 1935 Alex Halls - Musician: Comic Instrumentalist Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Betty Hamilton - Actor and Singer Cosi Fan Tutte, August 1953 Edna Hamilton - Actor Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 3 July 1944 Ganichi Hamma - Composer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Paul Hammond - Ballet Master/Mistress The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Vikki Hammond - Performer Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Tokusen Hanayagi - Choreographer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Hanson - Costume Designer Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Leslie Harnley - Conductor, Musical Director Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Wendy Harpur - Performer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Donald Harris - Stage Manager Just a Show, 19 August 1968 Ron Harris - Performer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Max Harrison - Comedian Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Syd Harrison - Comedian Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Ted Harrison - Orchestrator Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Janice Hart - Singer: Comic La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Grace Hartington - Singer Better Times, 12 April 1935 Ray Hartley - Performer Sinbad the Sailor, 22 December 1956 Arne Hartman - Musician Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Diana Hartt - Dancer Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Sylvia Harvey - Dancer The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 William Harvey - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Al Harvie - Dancer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Christopher Hassall - Adaptor, Translator The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Christopher Hassell - Director The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Masaichi Hatori - Choreographer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Jean Hatton - Actor and Singer Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 Charles Hawthorne - Stage Director Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Ian Hay - Playwright The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Ronald Hay - Choreographer Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Hajima Hayashi - Composer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Hap Hazard - Comedian Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Richard Hearne - Comedian Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 Strelsa Heckelman - Dancer Swan Lake / Les Belles Creoles, 23 June 1951 Madi Hedd - Actor Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Carl Heiner - Actor and Singer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Patsy Hemingway - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Beverley Henderson - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Ian Henderson - Dancer Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Bruce Henries - Dancer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Maurice Henry - Actor and Singer Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Bobby "Uke" Henshaw - Comic Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Lois Henty - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 A P Herbert - Writer Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Kathleen Herbert - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Victor Herbert - Singer Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Joe Heritage - Performer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Joyce Hexter - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Christopher Hill - Actor The King and I, 17 July 1963 Norman Hillard - Actor and Singer Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Loveday Hills - Actor The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Collins Hilton - Actor The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Bill Hobbs - Actor The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Laurie Hodge - Performer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Elijah Hodges - Actor and Singer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Alison Holder - Choir Master/Mistress Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Tony Holland - Actor Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Stanfield Holliday - Musician: Organist Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Laurie Holloway - Composer Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Diane Holmes - Actor and Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 George Holmes - Performer Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 Kurt Hommel - Director The Flying Dutchman, 29 August 1967 Helen Honan - Impersonator Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Arthur Honegger - Composer Lady into Fox, 31 January 1948 Stanley Hooker - Performer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Betty Hooper - Actor and Singer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Nat Hope - Dancer Better Times, 12 April 1935 Antony Hopkins - Composer The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 Rudy Horn - Performer Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Joy Horsburgh - Dancer Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Margaret Horsley - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Sonny Hosey - Dancer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Hitomi Hoshi - Dancer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Ruth Hough - Actor and Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Michael Hourihan - Performer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Alan Howard - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Barbara Howard - Choir Master/Mistress Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Maureen Howard - Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 William Howard - Actor and Singer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Howdy Howe - Dancer Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Frank Howes - Performer The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Joan Howley - Musician: Cellist Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Jeff Hudson - Performer The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Joe Hudson - Actor and Singer La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Maureen Hudson - Dancer Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Franklyn Hughes - Set Designer The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Barry Humphries - Actor Just a Show, 19 August 1968 Gordon Humphris - Performer Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Dick Hurran - Producer Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Leslie Hurry - Costume Designer, Set Designer Measure For Measure, 31 May 1955 John Huson - Actor Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Leslie Hutchinson - Singer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Ross Hutchinson - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Vic Hyde - Performer Sugar and Spice, 19 May 1958 Linda Hyland - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Johnny Hyman - Comedian Hat Trick, 2 February 1940 Luigi Illica - Librettist Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Vassili Ilster - Musician Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Adele Inge - Skater Spice and Ice, June 1956 Janice Ingles - Actor The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Anne Inglis - Performer Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 George Inns - Devisor, Director The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Ursula Irving - Musician The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Barrie Irwin - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Kousuke Ito - Producer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Nat Jackley - Performer Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 Paul Jacklin - Assistant Producer Design for Glamour, 8 February 1943 Harry Jacobs - Composer Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Lew Jacobs - Actor Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 June Jago - Actor The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Cyril James - Actor Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Janetski - Musician: Xylophonist Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Charles Jarrett - Clown Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Ken Jeacle - Performer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Susan Jeans - Performer Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Jimmy Jeff - Performer Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Val Jellay - Dancer Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Joseph Jenkins - Actor Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Gene Jimae - Musician Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Erica Johns - Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Gil Johnson - Actor The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Bill Johnston - Set and/or Property Maker Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Valmai Johnston - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 William Johnston - Set Designer The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Alan Jones - Actor Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Allan Jones - Performer Knights of Laughter, 14 July 1954 John Jones - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Russell Jordan - Actor Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Big Jorge - Performer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Sunny Josey - Dancer The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Heath Joyce - Director Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Jackie Joyner - Choreographer The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Georgina Jumel - Actor The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 Vlado Juras - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Harry Kahne - Magician Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Michael Kalentos - Actor and Singer Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Misao Kamijo - Dancer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Joseph Karell - Singer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Patricia Kaw - Actor The King and I, 17 July 1963 Billy Kay - Performer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Robert Keers - Musical Director Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Iris Kells - Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Nell Kelly - Comedian Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Ivy Kelroy - Circus Style Performer Best Bib and Tucker, 24 April 1944 Peter Kenna - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Jerome Kern - Composer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Patricia Kerr - Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Morris Kestleman - Set Designer The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 Johnny Kiado - Musician The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Kwaso Kineya - Composer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Barbara King - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Les King - Actor Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Mickey King - Acrobat The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Steve King - Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Tod Kingman - Set and/or Property Maker Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Donald Kingston - Actor and Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Barry Kitcher - Dancer Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Irene Knight - Comedian Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Doreen Knudsen - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Yasuo Kobayashi - Set Designer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Bob Kole - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Nellie Kolle - Gender Cross-dresser Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Mana Koon - Circus Style Performer Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Thelma Kurtzman - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 La Fayette - Acrobat, Dancer The World Looks Up, August 1937 La Frankie - Dancer Folies Bergere, 11 September 1944 Marion La Mar - Performer Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Anita La Piere - Singer Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 La Verne - Acrobat, Dancer The World Looks Up, August 1937 Franklin Lacey - Writer The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Ruby Lacey - Dancer Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Wesley Ladd - Performer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Albert Laguerre - Musician: Drummer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Gil Lamb - Comedian Revue Continentale, 18 October 1948 Katherine Lamb - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Kenny Lamb - Performer Spice and Ice, June 1956 Sonny Lamont - Dancer Highlights from Hollywood, 20 July 1939 Robert Lamouret - Ventriloquist Here from There, 31 March 1950 Lampini - Illusionist Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Margaret Landon - Writer The King and I, 17 July 1963 Cy Landry - Dancer Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 Anne Lane - Performer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Desmond Lane - Performer Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Jack Lane - Comedian Highlights from Hollywood, 20 July 1939 Maryon Lane - Dancer Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 Phil Lane - Dancer Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Dorothy Lang - Dancer Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Chris Langshaw - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 June Lansell - Stage Director The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Alfred Latell - Actor Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 Michael Laurence - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Owen Laurence - Dancer On Top Of The World - Dansations, 1947 Arthur Laurents - Writer West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Gale Law - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Sheila Lawrence - Actor and Singer Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Jessie Laws - Costume Designer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Shirley Lawson - Actor Hello 1938, 27 January 1938 Jerry Lawton - Comedian Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 Johnny Laycock - Performer Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Leonora Laye - Performer Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Allan Laza - Dance Group Royal Gala Season, 8 February 1954 Bobby Le Brun - Comedian The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 Ward Lear - Actor and Singer Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Lorna Leckie - Skater Spice and Ice, June 1956 Alison Lee - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Joe Lee - Comedian The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 John Lee - Actor The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Keith Leggett - Chorus The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Kim Lenthen - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Monda Lenz - Singer: Soprano Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Viktor Leon - Book and Lyrics Librettist The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Mae Leonard - Performer Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933 Jerry Lester - Performer Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 The Great Levante - Magician Would You Believe It?, 16 October 1944 Norma Lever - Actor and Singer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Babs Lewis - Dancer Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Barry Lewis - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Joe Lewis - Dancer Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Geoffrey Leyton - Actor and Singer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Janette Liddell - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Doris Lightfoot - Actor Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Lloyd Lindroth - Singer Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Howard Lindsay - Writer The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Judith Lingard - Actor Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Vernon Lisle - Actor and Singer La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Keith Little - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Ken Littlewood - Magician Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Reg Livermore - Actor The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Barbara Llewellyn - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Margaret Lloyd - Singer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Lennard London - Singer Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Lui Long - Dancer Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940 Phil Lopaz - Juggler Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Clarice Lorenz - Artistic Director Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Laurie Lott - Singer: Tenor The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Marita Lowden - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Marita Lowdon - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Dick Luby - Juggler Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962 Diana Lucas - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Tarcisco Lucas - Dancer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Violette Luckins - Vocalist Sons of Fun, 17 April 1942 Jack Lumsdaine - Presenter Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 John Luther Long - Writer Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Muriel Luyk - Actor Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Cecil Lyle - Illusionist The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937 Gloria Lynch - Performer Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Lois Lynette - Dancer Carnival Time, 23 November 1936 Milton Lyon - Director Carousel, 22 October 1964 George Lyons - Musician: Harpist Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 Eddie MacDonald - General Manager The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Coral Macer - Performer The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Al Mack - Actor and Singer The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Johnny Mack - Dancer Scrapbook, 15 December 1947 Mary Mackay - Actor and Singer The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Ronald Maconaghie - Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 Florence Madden - Actor The Consul, August 1953 Isobelle Mahon - Dancer La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Jack Major - Singer Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 Mona Malcolm - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Keith Maling - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Danny Malone - Singer: Tenor Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Paul Maloney - Actor The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Tappei Manami - Cartoonist Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Hastings Mann - Composer, Writer Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Seiji Mano - Costume Designer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Ken Mansfield - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Josephine March - Actor Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Dorothy Marchant - Costume Maker Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Johnny Marco - Singer Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Durham Mareel - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Mareski - Musician: Violinist Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Mallee Marini - Actor and Singer Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Gregory Marinos - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Joe Marks - Performer Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933 Pamela Marks-John - Actor and Singer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Frank Marlowe - Comedian Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Vic Marlowe - Compere Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Diana Marquez - Performer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Austin Marriott - Performer It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Rosemary Marriott - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Kevin Marsh - Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Fredye Marshall - Singer Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 Beryl Martin - Dancer Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932 George Martin - Performer Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 George Andre Martin - Performer Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Jane Martin - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Marvel Martin - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Max Martin - Scenic Artist Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 Laurel Martyn - Choreographer Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Lina Marvell - Comedian Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962 Johnny Marvin - Vocalist The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Chico Marx - Comedian Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Eric Maschwitz - Book and Lyrics Librettist Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Ossie Massey - Musician Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 14 September 1942 Charles Masters - Musician All Laughter Show, 26 December 1940 Wayne Mathews - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Jessie Matthews - Actor Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 William Somerset Maugham - Author Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Max Maxwell - Actor It's Turned Out Nice Again, 29 September 1947 Peter Maxwell - Musician: Pianist The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 G May - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Flo Mayo - Acrobat La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Bernard McCaffrey - Actor and Singer Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Charles McCallum - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Craig McCloud - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Josephine McCormack - Soubrette Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Russell McCormack - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Beth McDonald - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Pat McDonald - Actor Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Roy McDonnell - Actor Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Charlotte McGuire - Performer Peep Show, 5 March 1952 J McGuire - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Alistair McHarg - Performer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Grant McIntyre - Actor and Singer The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Gwen McIvor - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Harry Mckenna - Scenic Artist Madama Butterfly, August 1953 June McKenzie - Dancer Strike A New Note, 27 August 1945 Gerald McKerline - Choreographer The Tourist Trade, 20 December 1950 Babs MCkinnon - Actor and Singer Goody Two Shoes, 20 December 1957 Rene McKinnon - Actor and Singer Command Performance, 26 December 1949 Sharon McKitrick - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Craig McLeod - Actor and Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Jock McLeod - Lyricist Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Billy McMahon - Comedian Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Beryl Meakin - Singer: Comic Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Rhana Medlin - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Frank Melbourne - Performer Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Valerie Melrose - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Joe Melvin - Magician Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 Julio Mendez - Musician: Percussionist Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Dorothy Mendoza - Composer, Musical Director Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Eddie Mendoza - Performer The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Herbert Menges - Composer The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 Gian Carlo Menotti - Book and Lyrics Librettist The Consul, August 1953 Gloden Mercer - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Desiree Meredith - Actor Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Shane Meredith - Actor Oliver!, 23 December 1967 Billy Merrin - Musical Director The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Gus Merzi - Singer The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 June Michaelson - Ballet Master/Mistress Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Mignone - Dancer Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 Joan Milford - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Michael Millan - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Ray Milland - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Frank Millane - Set and/or Property Maker Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Ronald Millar - Lyricist, Writer Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Claire Miller - Choreographer Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Fred Miller - Performer Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Kevin Miller - Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Norma Miller - Dancer Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Robin Miller - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 June Mills - Performer Radio Round-Up, 21 June 1940 Austin Milroy - Actor Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 John Mineo - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Carmen Miranda - Dancer You Lucky People, 9 December 1946 George Mitchell - Vocal Arranger The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Irene Mitchell - Producer The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Eric Mitchelson - Actor and Singer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Lily Molloy - Performer Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 George Molnar - Designer Don Pasquale, 30 August 1967 Monica - Costume Designer Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Simone Monin - Performer Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 Varney Monk - Composer, Lyricist Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934 Jackie Monnier - Dancer Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Dave Monohan - Musician: Xylophonist La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Margaret Monsoon - Performer Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Lela Moore - Dancer Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Lily Moore - Singer The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Margaret Moore - Actor and Singer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Red Moore - Performer Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Eric Morecambe - Comedian Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Cynthia Morey - Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Jack Morgan - Scenic Artist The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Diane Morley - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Sharen Morley - Performer Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Lenwood Morris - Band Master, Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Peter Morris - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Doreen Morrow - Actor and Singer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Geraldene Morrow - Actor and Singer The King and I, 17 July 1963 Jack Mortimer - Musician: Comic Instrumentalist The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Nick Morton - Performer Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933 Sawong Mougom - Boxer Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Tony Moynihan - Performer The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Lesley Munro - Actor The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Neville Munro - Dancer The Tommy Trinder Show, 16 February 1954 Murphy - Comedian Broadway Hot Shots, 16 June 1939 Reg Murphy - Performer The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Lloyd Nairn - Performer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Natascha - Dancer Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 Jack Neary - Singer Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Ronald Neill - Actor and Singer Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Fred Neilson - Performer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Billy Nelson - Compere Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Ida Newton - Actor Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Mary Ellen Nicholas - Stage Manager The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Elena Nicholidakis - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Penny Nicholls - Performer The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Howard Nichols - Circus Style Performer The Second Big Crazy Show, 18 April 1941 Robert Nicholson - Actor and Singer La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Raymond Nilsson - Performer The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Jessica Noad - Actor Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Buster Noble - Actor Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Gloria Nord - Ice Skater Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Estrada Noriega - Choreographer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Gagliano Noriega - Choreographer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Paddy Norman - Choreographer The Gay Nineties, 13 May 1946 Fedora Nuremberg - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Frank O'Brian - Comedian La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Josephine O'Brien - Actor Oliver!, 23 December 1967 Eileen O'Connor - Singer Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Eileen O'Dare - Dancer The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Eris O'Dell - Accompanist Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Charles O'Donnell - Comedian Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Rory O'Donoghue - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Frank O'Dowd - Actor Artists and Models, 7 August 1944 Cora O'Farrell - Singer Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Patrick O'Hagan - Performer Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Cliff O'Keefe - Singer: Comic Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Karyn O'Neill - Actor Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Margaret O'Regan - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Michael O'Reilly - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Ochita - Dancer Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Jacques Offenbach - Composer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Francis Ogilvie - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Max Oldaker - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Dennis Olsen - Actor The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Fred Ommundsen - Singer Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Madeleine Orr - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 William Orr - Adaptor, Director Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Marie Osborne - Performer Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 Annette Page - Dancer Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 Lucille Page - Dancer Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 Alex Palermo - Choreographer, Director Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Gaston Palmer - Performer Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Virginia Paris - Singer Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Alex Parish - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Charles Parker - Dancer The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Mary Parker - Actor The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Jimmy Parkinson - Performer Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Angela Parselles - Comedian Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Jean Parsons - Actor It's Foolish But It's Fun, 20 November 1944 Gogia Pasha - Performer Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Judith Patterson - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Arlene Pattison - Actor Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Anna Paul - Actor Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Rex Payne - Actor The Talk of the Town, 1 July 1937 Bill Pearson - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Alan Peel - Actor and Singer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Al Pelligrini - Musical Director Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Jules Perrot - Choreographer Giselle / Blue Bird (Pas de Deux) / Gala Performance, 14 February 1948 Jack Perry - Performer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Vic Perry - Actor Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Billy Petch - Choreographer, Director Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Sue Peters - Actor Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Joe Petersen - Performer Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Keith Petersen - Performer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Wally Peterson - Musician Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Thea Philips - Performer The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 David Phillips - Actor The King and I, 17 July 1963 Gerard Phillips - Actor Much Ado About Nothing, 21 November 1949 Malcolm Phillips - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Paul Phillips - Actor Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Peggy Phillips - Dancer Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Sonya Phillips - Performer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Don Philps - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Cora Pickering - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 20 April 1951 Gwen Plumb - Performer One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Sid Plummer - Musician: Xylophonist Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 John Pooley - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Virgnia Pope - Dancer Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Stan Porter - Musical Director Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 George Posford - Composer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Frederick Potter - Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Joan Potter - Dancer Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Robert Potter - Costume Designer Turandot, 26 August 1967 David Powell - Musician: Violist Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Jack Powell - Performer Spice and Ice, June 1956 Rosemary Powell - Soubrette Nats in the Belfry, 11 July 1961 Poxon - Wardrobe Master/Mistress Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Hose Prates - Choreographer, Composer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Janet Pratt - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 John Pratt - Costume Designer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Judy Price - Actor Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Joanne Priest - Choreographer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Eve Priestly - Actor and Singer Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Reg Priestman - Dancer Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Allan Priora - Singer: Tenor Paris en Fete, 18 May 1935 Sergei Prokofiev - Composer Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Thavil Promtong - Boxer Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Osvaldo Pugliese - Choreographer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Vic Puree - Actor Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Olga Purves - Performer Starry Nights, 19 May 1949 Elizabeth Pusey - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Denis Quilley - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Jean Quin - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Lorraine Quinn - Actor and Singer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Maxine Quinn - Soubrette Ladies First, 19 September 1941 Lorna Rae - Dancer Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Rex Ramer - Performer All the Best, 16 February 1949 Jane Ramos - Dancer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Stella Ranger - Actor and Singer Strip for Action, 19 April 1943 Alan Rankin - Actor Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Maurice Raphael - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Eric Rasdall - Composer, Lyricist Little Fella Bindi, 15 May 1967 Nance Rasmussen - Actor The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Keith Rathel - Singer The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Terence Rattigan - Playwright Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Doreen Ray - Dancer Better Times, 12 April 1935 Lita Ray - Performer Folies Bergere Revue, 18 July 1952 Peter Ray - Dancer Swing it, 8 December 1938 Roger Ray - Performer Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Betty Raye - Actor and Singer Pleasure on Parade, 9 September 1937 Marcella Reale - Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 Ronald Reay - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Reg Redcliffe - Ice Skater, Musician: Xylophonist, Performer Spice and Ice, June 1956 John Redmond - Assistant Producer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Patricia Redmond - Dancer On Top Of The World - Dansations, 1947 John Reed - Performer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Alec Regan - Producer The Naughty Nineties, 21 November 1940 Kevin Regan - Dancer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Paul Regan - Impersonator The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 H Reichart - Librettist Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 George Reid - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Margaret Reid - Actor Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 William Reid - Musical Director The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Eric Reiman - Actor The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Ethel Revnell - Performer Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Iris Rhodes - Performer Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Peter Rice - Costume Designer, Set Designer The Taming of the Shrew, 24 May 1955 Hedda Rich - Performer Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Beverley Richards - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Chuck Richards - Singer: Baritone Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Dick Richards - Comedian The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Sally Richardson - Ice Skater Femmes and Furs, 13 October 1958 Eddie Rickard - Performer Wonder Show of World Stars, 3 March 1938 John Rickard - Actor and Singer The King and I, 17 July 1963 Dorrie Ricketts - Performer The Laugh Round-up , 29 April 1939 Shirley Riddell - Dancer Fine Feathers, 12 January 1948 Ben Riley - Actor The Consul, August 1953 Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov - Composer Swan Lake (Act II) / Lady into Fox / Soiree Musicale / Orchestral Interlude / Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Ruby Ring - Acrobat The Famous Mills Brothers in Four Boys and a Guitar, 16 November 1939 Diana Rivera - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Gita Rivera - Singer The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Ivan Rixon - Conductor Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Hal Roach - Performer Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Marjorie Roach - Actor Spice of Paris, 5 May 1933 Wendy Roach - Performer The Babes in the Wood, December 1949 Archie Robbins - Comedian Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Elsie Robbins - Actor Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Jerome Robbins - Creator West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Alistair Roberts - Costume Designer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Reginald Roberts - Actor Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Whitey Roberts - Juggler International Merry-Go-Round, 3 November 1938 Joanne Robertson - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 A Robins - Circus Style Performer Pardon My French, 14 February 1958 Nina Robins - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Phyllis Robins - Singer All the Best, 16 February 1949 Harry Robinson - Performer Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Rockley - Race Cross-dresser Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Antonio Rodrigues - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Yolanda Rodrigues - Performer Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Jack Roffey - Playwright Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Stan Rogers - Singer Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Les Rohmer - Performer Laughter Invasion / Cinderella, 26 December 1944 Des Rolfe - Actor The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1964 Romayne - Dancer Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Stephen Rooke - Actor Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Eddie Rose - Performer Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Evelyn Rose - Magician Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Irving Rosenthal - Conductor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Jean Rosenthal - Lighting Designer West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Keith Rosenthal - Musician: Xylophonist The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Alfred Ross - Actor The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 Frank Ross - Singer Olympic Follies, 13 March 1957 Scotty Ross - Dancer The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Stephen Ross - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Gioacchino Rossini - Composer Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Alan Rowe - Performer Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 John Rowell - Designer Don Giovanni, June 1952 Kenneth Rowell - Set Designer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Cherill Rowston - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Al Roxy - Dancer Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Marvyn Roy - Performer The Max Bygraves Variety Show, 1 June 1965 Roland Roy - Performer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Royston - Actor Cavalcade of Variety, 12 November 1945 Jan Rubini - Musician: Violinist Atomic Blondes, 25 November 1946 Suga Rudas - Choreographer Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 Walter Ruffe - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Billy Russell - Comedian Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Jack Russell - Comedian Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Warwick Russell - Actor The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Paul Rutenis - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Paul Ruteris - Actor and Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Irene Ryan - Singer Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Kathleen Ryan - Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Peggy Ryan - Actor Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Charles Ryder - Musical Director Pantomime Revels, 24 December 1932 Sabrina - Performer Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 David Sadler - Actor Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Jorge Saenz - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Loudon Sainthill - Costume Designer, Set Designer The Merchant of Venice, 14 May 1955 Freddie Sales - Comedian Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Johnny Sanna - Performer Why be Serious, 29 September 1938 Marika Sarry - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Don Saunders - Clown Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Mario Savieri - Set and/or Property Maker Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Anthony Scarcella - Actor Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Neville Scelly - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Tessa Schell - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 R Schildberger - Conductor Don Giovanni, June 1952 Bram Schrever - Actor and Singer The Student Prince, 5 May 1961 Franz Schubert - Composer Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Gloria Scott - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Norma Scott - Actor and Singer Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Ted Scott - Actor The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Thelma Scott - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Peter Scriven - Director, Writer Little Fella Bindi, 15 May 1967 Sylvia Selfton - Performer Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 David Selig - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Monica Selig - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Lesley Sexton - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Mildred Seymour - Musician: Pianist Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Billy Shakespeare - Singer Revue Continentale, 18 October 1948 Donald Shanks - Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 Ted Shapiro - Musician: Pianist Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962 Jim Sharman - Director, Set Designer Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 Brian Shaw - Dancer Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 Dorothy Shaw - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Monica Sheargold - Performer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Chris Sheil - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Mina Shelley - Director Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, 14 May 1952 Guy Sheppard - Designer Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Margo Sheridan - Accompanist La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Richard Brinsley Sheridan - Playwright The School for Scandal, 29 June 1948 Charles Sherman - Performer Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Manning Sherwin - Composer Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Eric Shilling - Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Alathea Siddons - Actor Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 J Sidoli - Properties Master The Tommy Trinder Show, February 1954 Hank Sieman - Performer Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Helio Silva - Dancer Tropical Holiday, 1 May 1959 Michael Silva - Performer Colored Rhapsody, 12 August 1955 Dudley Simpson - Musical Director Ballet Gala Performances, 21 April 1962 Francis Sinclair - Performer Happy and Glorious, 25 August 1948 Sirdani - Magician Florence Desmond, 22 June 1954 Buster Skeggs - Actor and Singer Instant Marriage, 5 November 1965 Neville Skelly - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 David Sloan - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Shirley Sloss - Performer Laugh and be Happy, 27 January 1947 Lorna Smart - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Canfield Smith - Ventriloquist Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Ian Smith - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Joseph Smith - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Oliver Smith - Set Designer West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Patricia Smith - Singer Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Shirley Smythe - Actor Variety on Parade, 14 June 1948 Amor Solar - Performer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Don Soliano - Singer Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Vic Solidad - Singer Oriental Cavalcade, 19 October 1959 Debroy Somers - Composer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Stephen Sondheim - Lyricist West Side Story, 9 February 1961 George Sorlie - Performer Paris Le Soir, 16 July 1945 Hedda Sorrenson - Singer: Comic The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 29 June 1942 Noel Spark - Actor Lucia di Lammermoor, June 1952 Maisie Sparkes - Actor and Singer Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Roy Sparks - Singer: Baritone Black and Blue, 23 October 1941 Paul Spear - Contortionist Hat Trick, 2 February 1940 Norman Speary - Singer The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Dorothy Speights - Actor and Singer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Nancy Spiers - Performer Pleasures of Paris, 24 February 1959 Jack Spooner - Performer Frank Neil and Company, 19 August 1933 Dawn Spry - Performer Peep Show, 5 March 1952 Elleanor St Ann - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Frank Staff - Choreographer Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Merilyn Stansfield-Smith - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Eric Starling - Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Hal Stead - Performer Funtasia, 25 August 1954 Suzanne Steele - Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Tommy Steele - Comedian Tommy Steele Show, 22 April 1960 Leo Stein - Book and Lyrics Librettist The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 David Sterle - Performer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Candy Stevens - Comedian Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Daryl Stewart - Performer Laugh Around the Clock, February 1956 Jim Stewart - Singer Zip Goes A Million, 17 April 1954 Kaye Stockbridge - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Oscar Straus - Composer Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Joe Stringer - Performer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Bill Stuart - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Charlie Stuart - Comedian The Stardusters, 11 August 1947 Maggie Stuart - Performer One Dam' Thing After Another, 5 March 1966 Veronica Stuart - Actor The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Jule Styne - Choreographer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 John Sullivan - Lighting Designer The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 Betty Sullock - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Angela Supple - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Berkeley Sutcliffe - Set Designer The Sound of Music, 28 September 1962 Ann Suter - Comedian Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940 Fred Swift - Performer Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 James Sylvester - Actor Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 Margaret Symes - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Joseph Szabo - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Betty Takier - Dancer Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Harrold Takier - Dancer Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Don Tannen - Performer Avec Pleasure, 19 September 1961 Desmond Tanner - Musician Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Rita Tanno - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Frank Tarrant - Actor Mother of Pearl, 13 October 1934 Arthur Taylor - Choreographer Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Florence Taylor - Actor and Singer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Frank Taylor - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Freddy Taylor - Ice Skater Ice Follie, 26 December 1952 Kit Taylor - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Merle Taylor - Actor The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Robert Taylor - Actor and Singer Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Yvonne Taylor - Performer Vive la Venus, 25 May 1948 Kevin Terry - Actor and Singer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 The Great Rube - Comedian Top of the World, 2 June 1947 Margo the Z Bomb - Dancer Rhythm Express, 16 November 1957 Peter Theodore - Actor and Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Joe Thomal - Actor Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Basil Thomas - Lyricist The Love Racket, 24 December 1949 Beverly Thomas - Singer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Joan Thomas - Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Mark Thomas - Actor Oliver!, 23 December 1967 Lisa Thompson - Actor and Singer Fade Out Fade In, 20 February 1965 Paul Thompson - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 U S Thompson - Dancer Stars are Here / Cinderella, 23 December 1937 Will Thompson - Stage Director Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Geoff Thorne - Performer Spice and Ice, June 1956 Dick Thorpe - Performer The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Norm Thorpe - Dancer Say It With Stars, 16 August 1957 F W Thring - Producer The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Deidree Thurlow - Performer The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 Jackie Toaduff - Dancer The Golden Days Revue, 21 February 1962 Alan Tobin - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Tollefsen - Performer Variety Show Boat, 25 August 1938 Tony Toner - Actor and Singer La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Ormond Tong - Actor The Beloved Vagabond, 24 August 1934 Mel Tormé - Singer Hot from Hollywood, 21 October 1955 Noel Tovey - Actor Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Snowy Towers - Comedian All Laughter Show, 26 December 1940 Wendy Toye - Producer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Helen Tozer - Singer Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 25 January 1939 Tina Tracy - Actor Robin Hood, 27 December 1965 Lyn Treadgold - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Trevor Trenette - Performer Mixed Grill, 12 May 1934 Raymond Trickett - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Erich Trojna - Singer The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Basil Truro - Dancer Peter and the Wolf, 31 January 1948 Sophie Tucker - Singer Sophie Tucker, 20 July 1962 Antony Tudor - Choreographer Soiree Musicale, 31 January 1948 Arthur Turnbull - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Audrey Turner - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Dolly Turner - Actor and Singer The Naughty Nineties, 20 March 1944 Herbert Turner - Performer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 Ted Tutty - Actor and Singer Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Yoshio Ueno - Costume Designer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 John Unicomb - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 James Upshaw - Performer Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Beverley Urquhart - Singer Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Eric Valentine - Ventriloquist Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Marjorie Van Camp - Actor and Singer Full Speed Ahead [and] Mother Goose, 26 December 1941 Francis Van Dyk - Performer Yellzapoppin of 1961, 29 July 1961 Emily Van Losen - Dancer Spice of Life, 8 March 1940 Terry Vandyke - Presenter Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Ben Vargas - Actor, Choreographer West Side Story, 9 February 1961 James Vaughan - Singer Ziegfeld Follies, 18 July 1960 Geoffrey Veitch - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Deborah Velazquez - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Lisa Venoir - Wardrobe Master/Mistress The White Sheep of the Family, 13 March 1953 Irene Vermillion - Acrobat Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue, 27 May 1937 Eva Vida - Circus Style Performer Japan By Night, 11 March 1968 Eddie Vitch - Performer Winifred Atwell, 5 February 1955 Patricia Vivian - Actor Robert and Elizabeth, 19 November 1966 Pauline von Sandon - Ballet Master/Mistress Here from There, 31 March 1950 Richard Wagner - Composer The Flying Dutchman, 29 August 1967 Al Waldman - Singer: Comic The World Looks Up, August 1937 Slim Walker - Actor The Sky's the Limit, 12 February 1945 Olive Wallace - Choreographer Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 24 December 1960 P Walter - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Anthony Ward - Actor, Producer Larger Than Life, 4 February 1953 Marie Ward - Actor and Singer La Revue D'Amour, 17 August 1935 Marion Ward - Dancer Les Sylphides/ The Listeners/ Corroboree, 19 February 1951 Roger Ward - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Wendy Waring - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Jeff Warren - Actor and Singer The King and I, 17 July 1963 Neil Warren-Smith - Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, 18 September 1967 John Warwick - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Alma Watson - Dancer Swan Lake (Act II), 31 January 1948 Peter Watson - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Ken Wayne - Actor Get a Load of This, 1 October 1945 Jon Weaving - Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Frank Webber - Actor and Singer Hits and Highlights [and] Mother Goose, 27 December 1943 Kim Webster - Performer Diamond Horseshoe, 25 June 1959 Owen Weingott - Actor Hostile Witness, 19 April 1967 Johnny Welch - Writer Laffiesta, 18 March 1946 Maisie Weldon - Performer Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Smokey Wells - Performer Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 2 August 1940 Sunday Wenman - Dancer The Big Fun Show of 1939, 18 February 1939 Buster West - Dancer Young Bloods of Variety, 30 March 1939 Joanne West - Actor and Singer Show Boat, 22 March 1963 Suzanne West - Dancer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Yvonne West - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Jimmy Wheeler - Comedian Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Bob Whight - Ice Skater Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Peggy Whight - Ice Skater Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Doris Whimp - Performer Joe Marks and Company, 1 July 1933 Jerome White - Comedian Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Jimmy White - Comedian The Good Old Days, 20 November 1956 Leslie White - Actor Black Rhapsodies, 7 February 1944 Peggy White - Choreographer Ecstasy on Ice, 17 February 1960 Dolore Whiteman - Performer Cinderella, 26 December 1958 Eric Whitley - Performer The Black and White Minstrel Show, 9 November 1963 Wilma Whitney - Actor The Consul, August 1953 John Wiener - Performer Endymion [and] The Devil Take Her, 23 July 1953 Harry Wiere - Performer Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Herb Wiere - Performer Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Sylvester Wiere - Performer Jokers on the Loose, 25 November 1955 Thornton Wilder - Playwright The Skin of Our Teeth, 6 July 1948 Bruce Williams - Performer The Merry Widow, 6 October 1960 David Williams - Actor and Singer Carousel, 22 October 1964 Dennis Williams - Actor West Side Story, 9 February 1961 Morris Williams - Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, June 1952 Neil Williams - Performer Take It From Me, 2 September 1953 Peggy Williams - Performer Black Velvet, 18 April 1941 Walter Williams - Singer The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Norma Williamson - Actor Glad Rags [and] Cinderella, 28 December 1942 A M Willmer - Librettist Lilac Time, 27 August 1964 Joanna Wills - Actor Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 31 March 1945 Meredith Willson - Book and Lyrics Librettist, Composer The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Liv Wilse - Singer Talk of the Town, 16 December 1959 Bugs Wilson - Announcer Highlights from Hollywood, 20 July 1939 James Wilson - Actor The Consul, August 1953 John Wilson - Actor and Singer Orpheus in the Underworld, 17 August 1962 Ray Wilson - Costume Associate Carousel, 22 October 1964 Ural Wilson - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Ernie Wise - Comedian Rocking the Town, 15 December 1958 Robert Wise - Singer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Fred Witt - Actor Jack Russell and his New Musical Comedy Co., 29 November 1932 Anna May Wong - Actor Highlights from Hollywood, 20 July 1939 Julie Wong - Actor The King and I, 17 July 1963 Charly Wood - Juggler Latin Quarter, 13 November 1953 Wee Georgie Wood - Comedian Forever Glamour, 14 April 1947 Hugh Woodhouse - Actor and Singer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Arthur Woodlock - Singer Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Doreen Woods - Dancer Target for Delight, 31 May 1943 Rosalie Woods - Performer Starlight Roof, 24 August 1959 Richard Wordsworth - Actor Oliver!, 23 December 1967 Arthur Worsley - Ventriloquist The Jimmy Edwards Show, 4 February 1966 Max Worthley - Choir Master/Mistress Madama Butterfly, August 1953 Julie Worthy - Dancer The Music Man, 13 December 1960 Keith Wright - Actor and Singer Starlight Rendezvous, 5 November 1954 Ben Wrigley - Comedian The Talk of the Town, 9 September 1949 Gloria Wynder - Actor and Singer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Barbara Wyndon - Actor Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1966 Camille Yarbrough - Dancer Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 14 September 1956 Hal Yates - Singer The Pick of the World, 7 April 1938 Herbert Young - Singer Oriental Nights, 17 May 1940 John Young - Actor and Singer Don Giovanni, June 1952 Len Young - Comedian The Laughter Express, 6 February 1942 Trevor Young - Musician: Xylophonist Ballyhoo, 8 August 1941 Hans Zander - Musical Director Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Arete Zantiotis - Actor and Singer Il Seraglio/ Carmen / A Masked Ball, March 1951 Zari - Dancer Windmill Revue, 24 July 1965 Doris Zinkeisen - Costume Designer The Tragedy of King Richard III, 2 July 1948 Charles Zwar - Lyricist Collits' Inn, 22 June 1934
Resources	Album: Series 01: Tivoli Theatre shows and artists : collection of photographs, ca. 1928-1965, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales Article: Flesh and Blood Theatre Boom, Pix, 23, 4, 23 July 1949, 22-25 Ross Thorne, Tivoli Theatre Sydney 1911-66, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 605 Theatre in Castlereagh Street, opened 5 April 1911 as Adelphi Theatre, seating 2400. Architects: Eaton and Bates. Major alterations reduced seating to 2100 in 1915. Architect: Henry E. White. Renamed Grand Opera House 28 August 1916. Renamed New Tivoli Theatre 1932. Closed March 1966. Demolished 1969. In 1910 the Sydney City Council split its Old Belmore Markets site - bounded by Campbell, Castlereagh, Hay and Pitt Streets - into two lots of about 0.2 hectares each and auctioned off 50-year leases. Both successful bidders claimed they would build theatres, but only Thomas Rofe did. His Adelphi Theatre, designed for the entrepreneur George Marlow, had a 18.3 metre square stage behind a 9.1 metre-wide proscenium. Marlow began with Frederick Melville's The Bad Girl of the Family, starring Nellie Ferguson and Robert Inman. George Willoughby managed the theatre from 1912 until 1915, when Marlow resumed management. He reopened a renovated Adelphi on 26 June 1915 with his wife Ethel Buckley heading a 'new and brilliant dramatic company' in Mary Latimer - Nun. On 23 October 1915 the theatre closed for major alterations. Henry E. White redesigned the auditorium, lowering the lofty circle and gallery to improve sight lines and reducing capacity to 2100. The Adelphi reopened on 21 December 1915 with Dick Whittington and His Cat, starring Carrie Moore as principal boy. In 1916 Marlow's partner Benjamin Fuller took over the stage direction, for vaudeville at first. Then he renamed the theatre the Grand Opera House for a season by the Gonsalez Grand Opera Company from Italy. In the early 1920s Fuller combined with Hugh J. Ward to present musical comedy and drama at the Grand Opera House, but at the end of the decade Fullers' gave up live theatre. The theatre had a chequered existence until 1932, when Mike Connors and Queenie Paul took it for revue and renamed it the New Tivoli Theatre. In 1934 it became part of the second Tivoli Circuit. From 1948 until the theatre's closure in 1966 revue was interspersed with drama, musicals and opera, performed by local and touring companies. The Old Vic Theatre Company and the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Company from England performed there. During renovation in 1954 White's rich decoration was removed or painted in a single colour, leaving a bland interior. But the Tivoli remained an asset to Sydney. Its capacious auditorium - 1933 seats at the time of closure and large stage and scenery store made it particularly suitable for touring shows. For a quarter of a century since its demolition in 1969 until the Capitol Theatre was rehabilitated these characteristics were combined in no Sydney theatre. The new developers promised to build a 1300-seat theatre but the part of the site dedicated for this purpose has remained vacant ever since the demise of the Tivoli. Article: Ross Thorne, Tivoli Theatre Sydney 1911-66, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 605 that reminds me, Smith's Weekly, 13 April 1946, 12 ON Friday of last week the Tivoli (Sydney) had its 35th anniversary as a theatre. A few days before its opening as the Adelphi (April 5, 1911) several of us were invited to an inspection. One of our number was Harry Skinner, letting manager of the Palace Theatre. A showman of the old school, Harry went from seat to seat in stalls, circle and gallery, to check up sighting angles on the stage. He was highly critical of the line of vision from side seats it would be bad luck to be ushered into anyhow. Rather elated at his discovery of the worst, he announced that he wouldn't let the architect build an outhouse for him. Some malicious person passed his judgment on to the architect, who considered, not without justification, that his professional capacity had been impugned. Result was that Harry received a solicitor's letter on his moot and burning comment. He was asked to acquaint the legal man with the name of his solicitor who would accept service of a writ for slander. Harry wrote back that there was no need for precipitate action. He was not only prepared to apologise, but to retract unreservedly. He would, he assured the solicitor of the architect, allow his client to build an outhouse for him should ever the occasion arise. In the face of this whole-souled acknowledgement of having been in the wrong the threatened proceedings were not carried any further. GEORGE Marlow was the first lessee of the Adelphi. He had been an actor of minor gifts with William Anderson, who presented lurid melodrama at 3/-, 2/- and 1/-. George's wife was an ambitious soubrette and, as he reasoned it, if Anderson could make his wife, Eugenie Duggan, a leading lady there was no earthly reason why he couldn't keep his own wife's salary in the family. So Ethel Buckley became a star. She appeared as a series of stage girls. The bad one of the family, the one who took the wrong turning, always to triumph virtuously however misjudged by those too ready to condemn. For years virtue had its box office reward, and George Marlow waxed wealthy. Like Anderson, he owned racehorses, but in his case he won a race now and then. And George would have a packet on his colors when winning. He went into real estate, buying around Circular Quay. Always he had kept as a saver a small tobacconist's shop in George Street. The day came when he concluded he would never have to go back to it. Then racing and real estate preoccupied him, and he sold his lease in the Adelphi, his scripts and company to George Willoughby. These nights you may often hear George Willoughby's fruity voice in ABC plays. He is either a colonel or a squire, always the head of a good county family. For George Willoughby has gone up in the world of make-believe. He came to this country as a farce comedy actor, and few in his day could be more solemnly hilarious. He was "The Wrong Mr. Wright" and other absurdities. As the successor and assign of the Marlow tradition a farceur was a calamity. Marlow believed in the heroine in distress with all the passion of a business man in a gilt-edged asset. He imparted his faith to his company who spoke the lines of masters of bathos with a fierce conviction that clutched at the heart of a multitude. No situation where the villain was in pursuit but was a breathless moment for Marlow's audiences. GEORGE Willoughby hadn't the same deep sincerity for the impossible. Burlesque of every human instinct and relation was to him a reversal of the uses of adversity. Where Marlow wrung tears of compassion from his patrons. Willoughby, with material that was a travesty of probability, was accustomed to evoke tears of laughter. He was congenitally and by stage training incapable of trading in such undisguised trash. Anyway, he couldn't disguise it as human experience. The more he spent on these productions the farther they receded from verisimilitude. As a vendor of the near-victim of a rich man's whim Willoughby was a flop. And simply because when they jumped in the lake he firmly believed that they ought to — for reasons his dramatists always neglected to mention. AFTER Willoughby had no doubt analysed the truth of humour as a disability, the Fullers entered into possession of the Adelphi, which now be came the Opera House. The redoubtable Sir Benjamin had the provender for appetites that sought satisfaction to that end of the town, and with varied bills he drew them in droves. But he, too, had yearnings for higher standards, and with Hugh Ward the St. James Theatre arose to challenge J. C. Williamsons in the light musical field. HOWEVER, as these recollections bear on the Opera House, there was before this, marathon litigation. It was marked by great tenacity of all parties. They were the brothers Fuller and T. E. Rofe. How the original antagonism began isn't very clear. But Rofe held the ground lease of the theatre from the City Council, and when a shop in the building was let by the operating lessees — the Fullers — without reference to him, he went to law. The case was fought to the Privy Council and Rofe won. The verdict enabled him to cancel the Fuller lease. Fullers had remodelled the auditorium by lowering the circle and gallery and resighting the house. These improvements cost over £25,000 and, of course, fell into Rofe's lap. COUNTING this consequence and the legal costs, the Fullers were set back by £60,000. It was then that they came up town to the St James, and Marlow once again became lessee of his old stand. While the Fullers ran the Opera House they introduced Stiffy and Mo in pantomime. It was then that the old gag, "As a music lover, what do you think of Mozart?" was inflicted on us. The answer, of course, was, "I prefer Stiffy's." Girl and dance shows, an American burlesque company, melodrama, and Italian grand opera kept the entertainment varied under the Fuller flag. LATER the theatre was re-christened the Tivoli, and vaudeville and revue experienced a revival amounting to a boom. This has been sustained to the enrichment of the management if not to the elevation of popular taste. However, they make no pretence to be a refining Influence. That obviously not being the answer to how hang out "House Full" signs.— CM. Article: that reminds me, Smith's Weekly, 13 April 1946, 12 Article: Tivoli closes in April, The Age, 16 March 1966, 5 Book: Frank van Straten, Tivoli, Lothian, South Melbourne, 2003 Collection: Brian Bird, Series 03: Ballet performances in Sydney, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1948 Collection: Tivoli Circuit programmes, photographs and ephemera, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1929 Collection: Tivoli Theatre and Tivoli Circuit, National Library of New Zealand, 1912 Collection: Tivoli Theatre records, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1892 Collection: Tivoli Theatre shows and artists: collection of photographs, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1928 Documentary: British Pathé, Curtains for the "Tiv", 1966 Finding Aid: National Library of Australia, Tivoli Theatres, National Library of Australia, Canberra, February 2012 Interview: James Waites, Joyce Kolonie interviewed by James Waites, National Library of Australia, 27 August 2005 Performance Recording: [Sydney Tivoli closure] , University of New England, Stage on Screen Collection, 11 January 1966 Photograph: Aboriginal Summer Camp visit to "Robin Hood", Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 9 January 1966 Photograph: Anna Clements, Cast of the musical Oliver present a cheque to the Smith Family charity onstage at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 28 January 1968 Photograph: Curly Fraser, Royal box and stage of the Tivoli Theatre during a show, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 21 January 1956 Photograph: Curly Fraser, Tivoli Theatre decorated with large Union Flag (and showing the Tommy Trinder Show) for the Royal Visit, 1954, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 18 February 1954 Photograph: Jack Hickson, Allan Jones selling a book to aid the Crippled Children's Association, Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 27 July 1954 Photograph: Jack Hickson, Crippled Children's new VW Kombi bus at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 30 January 1955 Photograph: Jack Hickson, Drawing room of the Royal Box on the occasion of King Rama IX and Queen Sirikit of Thailand attending Orpheus in the Underworld at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1 September 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, Drawing room of the Royal Box on the occasion of King Rama IX and Queen Sirikit of Thailand attending Orpheus in the Underworld at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1 September 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, Ford Falcon 1962 press preview, Tivoli Theatre and Chevron Hilton Hotel, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 2 August 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, Ford Falcon 1962 press preview, Tivoli Theatre and Chevron Hilton Hotel, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 2 August 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, Ford Falcon 1962 press preview, Tivoli Theatre and Chevron Hilton Hotel, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 2 August 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, Ford Falcon 1962 press preview, Tivoli Theatre and Chevron Hilton Hotel, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 2 August 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, Ford Falcon 1962 press preview, Tivoli Theatre and Chevron Hilton Hotel, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 2 August 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, Ford Falcon 1962 press preview, Tivoli Theatre and Chevron Hilton Hotel, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 2 August 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, Foyer and box office of the theatre on the occasion of King Rama IX and Queen Sirikit of Thailand attending Orpheus in the Underworld at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1 September 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, King Rama IX and Queen Sirikit of Thailand attend Orpheus in the Underworld at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1 September 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, King Rama IX and Queen Sirikit of Thailand attend Orpheus in the Underworld at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1 September 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, King Rama IX and Queen Sirikit of Thailand attend Orpheus in the Underworld at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1 September 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, King Rama IX and Queen Sirikit of Thailand attend Orpheus in the Underworld at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1 September 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, King Rama IX and Queen Sirikit of Thailand attend Orpheus in the Underworld at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1 September 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, King Rama IX and Queen Sirikit of Thailand attend Orpheus in the Underworld at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1 September 1962 Photograph: Jack Hickson, King Rama IX and Queen Sirikit of Thailand attend Orpheus in the Underworld at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1 September 1962 Photograph: Royal Performance at the "Tivoli", Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1954 Photograph: Royal performance at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1954 Photograph: Royal performance at the Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1954 Photograph: Sam Hood, Chinese magician backstage with assistant, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1930 Photograph: Sam Hood, Chinese magician backstage, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1930 Poster: Tivoli Theatre: The Home of Celebrity Vaudeville, Powerhouse Museum, 1958 Programme: Atomic Blondes, National Library of Australia, 25 November 1946 Programme: Australia's First Real Crazy Show, National Library of Australia, 2 August 1940 Programme: Ballyhoo, National Library of Australia, 8 August 1941 Programme: Best Bib and Tucker, National Library of Australia, 24 April 1944 Programme: Black and Blue, National Library of Australia, 23 October 1941 Programme: Black Velvet, National Library of Australia, 18 April 1941 Programme: Cavalcade of Variety, National Library of Australia, 12 November 1945 Programme: Cinderella, National Library of Australia, 26 December 1958 Programme: Colored Rhapsody, National Library of Australia, 12 August 1955 Programme: Design for Glamour, National Library of Australia, 8 February 1943 Programme: Ecstasy on Ice, National Library of Australia, 17 February 1960 Programme: Fine Feathers, National Library of Australia, 12 January 1948 Programme: Folies Bergeres, National Library of Australia, 19 October 1942 Programme: Ice Follie, National Library of Australia, 20 April 1951 Programme: Ice Follie, National Library of Australia, 26 December 1952 Programme: Ice follies (manuscript performances), National Library of Australia, 26 December 1961 Programme: Jokers on the Loose, National Library of Australia, 25 November 1955 Programme: Laffiesta, National Library of Australia, 18 March 1946 Programme: Laugh around the Clock, National Library of Australia, February 1956 Programme: Laughter Invasion [and] Cinderella, National Library of Australia, 26 December 1944 Programme: Much Ado About Nothing, National Library of Australia, 21 November 1949 Programme: Naughty Nineties, National Library of Australia, 20 March 1944 Programme: Our Leap Year Crazy Show, National Library of Australia, 3 July 1944 Programme: Paris Le Soir, National Library of Australia, 16 July 1945 Programme: Pleasure on Parade, National Library of Australia, 9 September 1937 Programme: Rhythm Express, National Library of Australia, 16 November 1957 Programme: Royal Gala Performance, National Library of Australia, 6 February 1954 Programme: Royal Gala Season, National Library of Australia, 8 February 1954 Programme: Spice and Ice, National Library of Australia, June 1956 Programme: Starlight Rendezvous, National Library of Australia, 5 November 1954 Programme: Starlight Roof, National Library of Australia, 24 August 1959 Programme: Starry Nights, National Library of Australia, 19 May 1949 Programme: Stop the World - I want to get off, National Library of Australia, 13 May 1964 Programme: Strip for Action, National Library of Australia, 19 April 1943 Programme: Swing it, National Library of Australia, 8 December 1938 Programme: Talk of the Town, National Library of Australia, 9 September 1949 Programme: The Babes in the Wood, National Library of Australia, December 1949 Programme: The Golden Days Revue, National Library of Australia, 21 February 1962 Programme: The Good Old Days, National Library of Australia, 20 November 1956 Programme: The King and I, National Library of Australia, 17 July 1963 Programme: The Laughter Express, National Library of Australia, 6 February 1942 Programme: The Max Bygraves [Variety] Show, National Library of Australia, 1 June 1965 Programme: The Stardusters, National Library of Australia, 11 August 1947 Programme: The Taming of the Shrew, National Library of Australia, 24 May 1955 Programme: The Tragedy of Macbeth, National Library of Australia, 12 December 1949 Programme: The Wizard of Oz, National Library of Australia, 26 December 1964 Programme: The Ziegfeld Follies, National Library of Australia, 18 July 1960 Programme: Variety Extravaganza [with] New Cavalcade of Celebrities, National Library of Australia, 25 January 1939 Programme: Vive-La-Venus, National Library of Australia, 25 May 1948 Programme: Why be Serious, National Library of Australia, 29 September 1939 Programme: Windmill Revue, National Library of Australia, 24 July 1965 Programme: Winifred Atwell, National Library of Australia, 5 February 1955 Programme: Would You Believe It?, National Library of Australia, 16 October 1944 Programme: You'll be surprised: a crazy vaudeville review, National Library of Australia, 22 May 1942 Record: Ailsa McPherson, New Tivoli Theatre, Dictionary of Sydney, 2010 Series: Meg Abbie Denton, Research Materials : Theatres : Some Theatres, The University of Adelaide, Library Special Collections Websites / Online media: Sydney Architecture - Adelphi Theatre / Grand Opera House / Tivoli Theatre, Sydney Architecture
Data Set	AusStage
Venue Identifier	2777

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