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The Golden Days Revue, 7 December 1961
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Ziegfeld Follies, 6 October 1960
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Funfiesta, 29 April 1958
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Rhythm Express, 12 February 1958
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Olympic Follies, 1 November 1956
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Spice and Ice, 18 February 1956
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Winifred Atwell, 14 May 1955
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Jack and Jill, 24 December 1954
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Funtasia, 27 April 1954
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Knights of Laughter, 9 February 1954
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Babes in the Wood, 23 December 1950
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Here from There, 21 October 1950
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All the Best, 13 December 1949
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Variety Cavalcade, 5 September 1949
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The Talk of the Town, 2 August 1949
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Grandfathers Follies, 4 May 1949
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Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
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Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
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Marinka, 28 May 1948
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Variety on Parade, 3 May 1948
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Vive la Venus, 5 April 1948
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Fine Feathers, 9 February 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
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Sit Back and Laugh, 24 November 1947
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The Stardusters, 6 October 1947
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Night and the laughter, 25 August 1947
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Top of the World, 21 July 1947
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Forever Glamour, 16 June 1947
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Americana, 12 May 1947
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Laugh and be Happy, 17 March 1947
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Hi-Ho Piccadilly, 10 February 1947
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Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
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Atomic Blondes, 16 December 1946
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Hits and Highlights from 1946, 2 December 1946
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You Lucky People, 14 October 1946
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Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
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Stars and Garters, 29 July 1946
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Jim Davidson's Clambake, 24 June 1946
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Forbidden City, 6 May 1946
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Laffiesta, 4 February 1946
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Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
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Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
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Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
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Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
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Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
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Get a Load of This, 7 May 1945
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Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
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Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
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Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
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Laughter Invasion , 13 November 1944
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It's Foolish But It's Fun, 9 October 1944
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Would You Believe It?, 4 September 1944
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Les Folies Bergere, 31 July 1944
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Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
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Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
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Hi-de-Hi, 17 April 1944
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Best Bib and Tucker, 13 March 1944
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The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
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Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
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Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
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Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
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Folies Bergere, 11 October 1943
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You'll be surprised, 6 September 1943
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Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
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Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
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Red Hot and Blue, 24 May 1943
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Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
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Strip for Action, 8 March 1943
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Artists and Models, 1 February 1943
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Mother Goose [and] Design for Glamour, 21 December 1942
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Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
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Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
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Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
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Folies Bergeres, 31 August 1942
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Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
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Beauty on Parade, 22 June 1942
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The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 18 May 1942
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You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 13 April 1942
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Sons of fun, 9 March 1942
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Artists and Models, 2 February 1942
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Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 22 December 1941
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We're in the Navy Now, 24 November 1941
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Applesauce, 20 October 1941
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Black and Blue, 15 September 1941
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Ladies First, 4 August 1941
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Ballyhoo, 30 June 1941
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Would You Believe It?, 26 May 1941
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The Radio Round Up, 15 April 1941
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The Second Big Crazy Show, 10 March 1941
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Black Velvet, 3 February 1941
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The Time of Your Life, 29 July 1940
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Radio Round-Up, 13 May 1940
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Oriental Nights, 8 April 1940
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Lucky Stars, 4 March 1940
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Spice of Life, 29 January 1940
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Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 18 December 1939
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The Hat Trick, 18 December 1939
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Salici's Parisian Puppets, 13 November 1939
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The Famous Mills Bros, 2 October 1939
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George Robey: The Prime Minister of Mirth and His Big New All-Star Company, 25 August 1939
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Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 21 August 1939
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George Robey: The Prime Minister of Mirth and His Big New All-Star Company, 17 July 1939
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Highlights from Hollywood, 12 June 1939
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Broadway Hot Shots, 1 May 1939
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The Laugh Round-up , 27 March 1939
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Young Bloods of Variety, 20 February 1939
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Xmas Extravaganza with New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 5 December 1938
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Swing it, 31 October 1938
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Why be Serious, 22 August 1938
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Variety Show Boat, 18 July 1938
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Cavalcade of Stars, 4 April 1938
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Wonder Show of World Stars, 24 January 1938
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Hello 1938, 29 December 1937
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The Talk of the Town, 24 May 1937
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All Dressed Up / Cinderella, 26 December 1936
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Hello America, 28 June 1935
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London Calling, 1 March 1935
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Better Times, 7 December 1934
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A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
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It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
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Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
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1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
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Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
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I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
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Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
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Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
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He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
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It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
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Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
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Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
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It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
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The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
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A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
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Mo's Merry Monarchs in By Request, 7 April 1933
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The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
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Mo's Merry Monarchs in A Year in a Day, 31 March 1933
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Sky High, 10 March 1933
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Sunbeam Frolics, 24 February 1933
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Rhymes and Rhythms, 17 February 1933
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Fast and Furious, 10 February 1933
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Merry Capers, 3 February 1933
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Sunny Smiles, 27 January 1933
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Aladdin, 23 December 1932
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Jack Russell [and his] New Musical Comedy Company, 14 October 1932
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Chuckles of 1931, 27 November 1931
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 15 July 1929
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 6 May 1929
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 October 1928
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 June 1928
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 January 1928
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 9 January 1928
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 November 1927
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 26 September 1927
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 22 August 1927
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 January 1927
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 October 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 August 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 26 July 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 5 July 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 December 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 November 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 September 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 26 September 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 August 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 August 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 August 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 June 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 4 April 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 6 September 1924
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 2 August 1924
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 28 June 1924
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 May 1924
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 May 1924
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 November 1923
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 4 August 1923
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 30 June 1923
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 June 1923
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 February 1923
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 January 1923
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 9 December 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 4 November 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 30 September 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 22 July 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 15 July 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 April 1922
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Bubbly, 21 December 1918
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Honi-Soit, 2 December 1918
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Honi-Soit, 14 September 1918
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Time-Please, 6 July 1918
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Mother Goose in Switzerland / Favorite Follies / The Prince of Monte-Carlo, 20 October 1917
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Tivoli Follies, 30 December 1916
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Tivoli Follies, 16 December 1916
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The Jimmy Edwards Show, 1 March 1966
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One Dam' Thing After Another, 1966
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Windmill Revue, 4 November 1965
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Instant Marriage, 7 August 1965
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Fade Out Fade In, 3 June 1965
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The Max Bygraves Variety Show, 27 April 1965
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Is Australia Really Necessary?, 18 February 1965
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Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1964
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The Black and White Minstrel Show, 28 October 1964
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Boeing Boeing, 21 July 1964
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Lilac Time, 15 May 1964
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Stop the World – I Want to Get Off, 7 February 1964
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The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1963
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Van Loewe, 2 December 1963
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Nelson Eddy and Gale Sherwood, 2 November 1963
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The Merry Widow [including Special Gala Performance on 8 August 1963], 7 August 1963
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Show Boat, 15 May 1963
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The Black and White Minstrel Show, 5 October 1962
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Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 18 July 1962
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The Sophie Tucker Show, 26 June 1962
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Saint Joan, 5 June 1962
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Nina, 30 April 1962
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Starnight Revue '62, 16 April 1962
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Yellzapoppin of 1962, 13 February 1962
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Snow White [and] Fun Fair [and] Peter and the Wolf, 26 December 1961
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The Golden Days Revue, 7 December 1961
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Frosty Follies, 13 September 1961
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Avec Pleasure, 5 July 1961
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Nats In The Belfry, 3 May 1961
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The Student Prince, 21 March 1961
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Hollywood Bandbox, 22 February 1961
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Ladies, Lions and Laughter, 14 October 1960
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Ziegfeld Follies, 6 October 1960
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The Merry Widow, 16 July 1960
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Artists and Models, 18 May 1960
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New Faces of 1960, 16 March 1960
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Ecstasy on Ice, 9 December 1959
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Oriental Cavalcade, 18 August 1959
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Starlight Roof, 23 June 1959
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Diamond Horseshoe, 27 April 1959
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Tropical Holiday, 20 February 1959
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Puss in Boots, 24 December 1958
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Pleasures of Paris, 9 December 1958
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Rocking the Town, 7 October 1958
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Femmes and Furs, 21 July 1958
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Funfiesta, 29 April 1958
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Rhythm Express, 12 February 1958
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Rooftops, 1958
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Deep South, 1958
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Cinderella, 26 December 1957
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Pardon My French, December 1957
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Calypso Capers, 14 August 1957
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Say It With Stars, 29 May 1957
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Goody Two Shoes, 26 December 1956
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Olympic Follies, 1 November 1956
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Spice and Ice, 18 February 1956
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Laugh Around the Clock, 23 November 1955
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Jokers on the Loose, 24 August 1955
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Winifred Atwell, 14 May 1955
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Colored Rhapsody, 11 March 1955
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Colored Rhapsody, 1 February 1955
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Jack and Jill, 24 December 1954
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Zip Goes A Million, 30 October 1954
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Funtasia, 27 April 1954
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Knights of Laughter, 9 February 1954
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The Anniversary Show, 1954
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Big Time, 11 November 1953
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Latin Quarter, 11 September 1953
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Folies Bergere, 6 February 1953
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Tommy Trinder by Request, 17 November 1952
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The Tommy Trinder Show, 26 June 1952
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No Trees in the Street, 6 May 1952
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To Dorothy, a Son, 26 February 1952
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Peep Show, 26 December 1951
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Chez Paree, 12 July 1951
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Mary Had a Little, 14 February 1951
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Babes in the Wood, 23 December 1950
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Fantasy, 18 December 1950
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Here from There, 21 October 1950
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All the Best, 13 December 1949
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Variety Cavalcade, 5 September 1949
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The Talk of the Town, 2 August 1949
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The Stanley Holloway Show, 6 July 1949
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Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
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Grandfather's Follies, 1949
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Cinderella, 24 December 1948
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Take a Bow, 4 October 1948
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Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
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Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
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Marinka, 28 May 1948
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Variety on Parade, 3 May 1948
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Vive la Venus, 5 April 1948
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Fine Feathers, 9 February 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
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Sit Back and Laugh, 24 November 1947
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The Stardusters, 6 October 1947
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Night and the laughter, 25 August 1947
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Top of the World, 21 July 1947
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Forever Glamour, 16 June 1947
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Americana, 12 May 1947
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Laugh and be Happy, 17 March 1947
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Hi-Ho Piccadilly, 10 February 1947
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Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
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Atomic Blondes, 16 December 1946
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Hits and Highlights from 1946, 2 December 1946
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You Lucky People, 14 October 1946
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Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
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Stars and Garters, 29 July 1946
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Jim Davidson's Clambake, 24 June 1946
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Forbidden City, 6 May 1946
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Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
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Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
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Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
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Laughing Room Only, 8 October 1945
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Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
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Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
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Get a Load of This, 7 May 1945
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Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
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Greet the Fleet, 19 March 1945
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While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
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Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
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Paris in the Spring, 1945
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Smoke Production, 1945
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Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
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Laughter Invasion , 13 November 1944
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It's Foolish But It's Fun, 9 October 1944
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Would You Believe It?, 4 September 1944
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Les Folies Bergere, 31 July 1944
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Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
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Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
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Hi-de-Hi, 17 April 1944
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Best Bib and Tucker, 13 March 1944
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The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
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Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
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Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
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Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
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Folies Bergere, 11 October 1943
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You'll be surprised, 6 September 1943
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Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
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Red Hot and Blue, 24 May 1943
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Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
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Strip for Action, 8 March 1943
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Mother Goose [and] Design for Glamour, 21 December 1942
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Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
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Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
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Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
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Folies Bergeres, 31 August 1942
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Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
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Beauty on Parade, 22 June 1942
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The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 18 May 1942
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You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 13 April 1942
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Sons of fun, 9 March 1942
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Varieties of 1942, 1942
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Frivolities of 1942, 1942
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Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 22 December 1941
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We're in the Navy Now, 24 November 1941
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Applesauce, 20 October 1941
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Black and Blue, 15 September 1941
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Ladies First, 4 August 1941
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Ballyhoo, 30 June 1941
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Would You Believe It?, 26 May 1941
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The Radio Round Up, 15 April 1941
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The Second Big Crazy Show, 10 March 1941
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Black Velvet, 3 February 1941
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Mother Goose [and] We're in the Army Now [and] Stars in your Eyes, 23 December 1940
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All Laughter Show, 18 November 1940
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The Naughty Nineties, 14 October 1940
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The Time of Your Life, 29 July 1940
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Oriental Nights, 8 April 1940
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Lucky Stars, 4 March 1940
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Spice of Life, 29 January 1940
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Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 18 December 1939
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The Hat Trick, 18 December 1939
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The Famous Mills Bros, 2 October 1939
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Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 21 August 1939
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Highlights from Hollywood, 12 June 1939
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The Big Fun Show of 1939, 16 January 1939
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Variety Show Boat, 18 July 1938
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All Dressed Up / Cinderella, 26 December 1936
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London Calling, 1 March 1935
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A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
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He's in Again, 16 June 1934
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The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
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Ride 'em Cowboy, 1934
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It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
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Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
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I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
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Chuckles of 1931, 27 November 1931
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Artists and Models, 18 May 1960
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New Faces of 1960, 16 March 1960
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Oriental Cavalcade, 18 August 1959
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Diamond Horseshoe, 27 April 1959
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Tropical Holiday, 20 February 1959
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Pleasures of Paris, 9 December 1958
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Rocking the Town, 7 October 1958
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Femmes and Furs, 21 July 1958
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Funfiesta, 29 April 1958
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Rhythm Express, 12 February 1958
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Calypso Capers, 14 August 1957
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Jokers on the Loose, 24 August 1955
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The Tommy Trinder Show, 26 June 1952
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The Tourist Trade, 14 July 1950
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All the Best, 13 December 1949
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Variety Cavalcade, 5 September 1949
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The Talk of the Town, 2 August 1949
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Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
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Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
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Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
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Marinka, 28 May 1948
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Vive la Venus, 5 April 1948
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Fine Feathers, 9 February 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
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The Stardusters, 6 October 1947
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Night and the laughter, 25 August 1947
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Top of the World, 21 July 1947
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Forever Glamour, 16 June 1947
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Americana, 12 May 1947
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Laugh and be Happy, 17 March 1947
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Hi-Ho Piccadilly, 10 February 1947
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Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
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Atomic Blondes, 16 December 1946
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Hits and Highlights from 1946, 2 December 1946
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You Lucky People, 14 October 1946
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Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
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Stars and Garters, 29 July 1946
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Jim Davidson's Clambake, 24 June 1946
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Forbidden City, 6 May 1946
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Laffiesta, 4 February 1946
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Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
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Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
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Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
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Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
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Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
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Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
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Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
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Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
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Laughter Invasion , 13 November 1944
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It's Foolish But It's Fun, 9 October 1944
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Would You Believe It?, 4 September 1944
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Les Folies Bergere, 31 July 1944
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Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
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Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
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Hi-de-Hi, 17 April 1944
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Best Bib and Tucker, 13 March 1944
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The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
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Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
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Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
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Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
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Folies Bergere, 11 October 1943
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You'll be surprised, 6 September 1943
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Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
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Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
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Red Hot and Blue, 24 May 1943
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Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
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Strip for Action, 8 March 1943
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Artists and Models, 1 February 1943
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Mother Goose [and] Design for Glamour, 21 December 1942
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Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
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Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
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Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
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Folies Bergeres, 31 August 1942
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Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
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Beauty on Parade, 22 June 1942
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The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 18 May 1942
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You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 13 April 1942
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Sons of fun, 9 March 1942
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Artists and Models, 2 February 1942
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Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 22 December 1941
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We're in the Navy Now, 24 November 1941
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Black and Blue, 15 September 1941
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Ladies First, 4 August 1941
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Ballyhoo, 30 June 1941
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Would You Believe It?, 26 May 1941
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The Radio Round Up, 15 April 1941
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The Second Big Crazy Show, 10 March 1941
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Black Velvet, 3 February 1941
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The Time of Your Life, 29 July 1940
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Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 17 June 1940
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Radio Round-Up, 13 May 1940
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Oriental Nights, 8 April 1940
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Lucky Stars, 4 March 1940
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Spice of Life, 29 January 1940
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Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 18 December 1939
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The Hat Trick, 18 December 1939
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Salici's Parisian Puppets, 13 November 1939
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The Famous Mills Bros, 2 October 1939
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George Robey: The Prime Minister of Mirth and His Big New All-Star Company, 25 August 1939
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Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 21 August 1939
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George Robey: The Prime Minister of Mirth and His Big New All-Star Company, 17 July 1939
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Highlights from Hollywood, 12 June 1939
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Broadway Hot Shots, 1 May 1939
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The Laugh Round-up , 27 March 1939
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Young Bloods of Variety, 20 February 1939
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The Big Fun Show of 1939, 16 January 1939
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Xmas Extravaganza with New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 5 December 1938
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Swing it, 31 October 1938
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Why be Serious, 22 August 1938
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Variety Show Boat, 18 July 1938
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Cavalcade of Stars, 4 April 1938
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Wonder Show of World Stars, 24 January 1938
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Hello 1938, 29 December 1937
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All Dressed Up / Cinderella, 26 December 1936
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Jack Russell [and his] New Musical Comedy Company, 14 October 1932
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Bubbly, 21 December 1918
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Honi-Soit, 2 December 1918
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Honi-Soit, 14 September 1918
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Time-Please, 6 July 1918
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Samples, 15 June 1918
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The Film Girl, 24 January 1931
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 January 1928
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The Film Girl, 26 December 1927
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 November 1927
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 October 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 August 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 26 July 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 5 July 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 December 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 November 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 September 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 August 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 August 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 August 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 June 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 4 April 1925
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 May 1924
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 4 August 1923
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 30 June 1923
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 June 1923
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 9 December 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 4 November 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 30 September 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 22 July 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 15 July 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 April 1922
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Big Show of Vaudeville de Luxe, 6 August 1921
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Big Show of Vaudeville de Luxe, 9 July 1921
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Princess Ida, 5 March 1921
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Tails Up, 15 November 1919
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The Officers' Mess, 19 July 1919
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The Officers' Mess, 5 July 1919
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The Officers' Mess, 7 June 1919
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Bubbly, 21 December 1918
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Honi-Soit, 2 December 1918
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Honi-Soit, 14 September 1918
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Time-Please, 6 July 1918
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Mother Goose in Switzerland / Favorite Follies / The Prince of Monte-Carlo, 20 October 1917
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Tivoli Follies, 30 December 1916
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Tivoli Follies, 16 December 1916
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Variety Cavalcade, 5 September 1949
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Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
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Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
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Fine Feathers, 9 February 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
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The Stardusters, 6 October 1947
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Night and the laughter, 25 August 1947
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Top of the World, 21 July 1947
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Forever Glamour, 16 June 1947
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Americana, 12 May 1947
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Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
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You Lucky People, 14 October 1946
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Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
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Stars and Garters, 29 July 1946
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Forbidden City, 6 May 1946
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Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
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Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
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Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
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Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
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Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
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Hi-de-Hi, 17 April 1944
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The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
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Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
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Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
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Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
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You'll be surprised, 6 September 1943
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Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
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Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
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Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
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Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
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Beauty on Parade, 22 June 1942
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The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 18 May 1942
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Starlight Roof, 23 June 1959
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Diamond Horseshoe, 27 April 1959
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Olympic Follies, 1 November 1956
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Spice and Ice, 18 February 1956
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Laugh Around the Clock, 23 November 1955
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Winifred Atwell, 14 May 1955
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Funtasia, 27 April 1954
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Knights of Laughter, 9 February 1954
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The Tommy Trinder Show, 26 June 1952
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Peep Show, 26 December 1951
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Chez Paree, 12 July 1951
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Fantasy, 18 December 1950
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The Tourist Trade, 14 July 1950
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Variety Cavalcade, 5 September 1949
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The Talk of the Town, 2 August 1949
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The Stanley Holloway Show, 6 July 1949
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Grandfathers Follies, 4 May 1949
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Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
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Take a Bow, 4 October 1948
-
Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
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Fine Feathers, 9 February 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
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Sit Back and Laugh, 24 November 1947
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Night and the laughter, 25 August 1947
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Black and Blue, 15 September 1941
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1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
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Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
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Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
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Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
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He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
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It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
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Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
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Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
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It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
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The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
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Mo's Merry Monarchs in By Request, 7 April 1933
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The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
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Mo's Merry Monarchs in A Year in a Day, 31 March 1933
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Sky High, 10 March 1933
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Sunbeam Frolics, 24 February 1933
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Rhymes and Rhythms, 17 February 1933
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Fast and Furious, 10 February 1933
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Merry Capers, 3 February 1933
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Sunny Smiles, 27 January 1933
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Aladdin, 23 December 1932
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Jack Russell [and his] New Musical Comedy Company, 14 October 1932
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Pantomime Revels, 26 December 1931
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Artists and Models, 18 May 1960
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Calypso Capers, 14 August 1957
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Latin Quarter, 11 September 1953
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Chez Paree, 12 July 1951
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The Tourist Trade, 14 July 1950
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All the Best, 13 December 1949
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The Talk of the Town, 2 August 1949
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Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
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Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
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Sit Back and Laugh, 24 November 1947
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Top of the World, 21 July 1947
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Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
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Stars and Garters, 29 July 1946
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Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
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Best Bib and Tucker, 13 March 1944
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Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
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Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 6 September 1924
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 2 August 1924
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 28 June 1924
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 May 1924
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 May 1924
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 November 1923
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 30 June 1923
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Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 June 1923
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 9 December 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 4 November 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 30 September 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 22 July 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 15 July 1922
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 April 1922
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A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
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The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
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It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
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Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
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1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
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Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
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I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
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Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
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Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
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He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
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Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
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Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
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The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
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The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
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Americana, 12 May 1947
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Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
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Hits and Highlights from 1946, 2 December 1946
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Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
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Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
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Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
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Best Bib and Tucker, 13 March 1944
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The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
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Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
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Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
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Sons of fun, 9 March 1942
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Applesauce, 20 October 1941
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Cavalcade of Stars, 4 April 1938
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Windmill Revue, 4 November 1965
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Instant Marriage, 7 August 1965
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Alice in Wonderland, 26 December 1964
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The Black and White Minstrel Show, 28 October 1964
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Lilac Time, 15 May 1964
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Stop the World – I Want to Get Off, 7 February 1964
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Nelson Eddy and Gale Sherwood, 2 November 1963
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The Black and White Minstrel Show, 5 October 1962
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The Sophie Tucker Show, 26 June 1962
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Hollywood Bandbox, 22 February 1961
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To Dorothy, a Son, 26 February 1952
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Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
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The Gay Nineties, 11 March 1946
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Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
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Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
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Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
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Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
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Beauty on Parade, 22 June 1942
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Artists and Models, 2 February 1942
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Applesauce, 20 October 1941
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Ballyhoo, 30 June 1941
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Black Velvet, 3 February 1941
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 October 1928
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 October 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 August 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 26 July 1926
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 November 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 August 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 August 1925
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Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 June 1925
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Angus Winneke
- Assistant Producer, Associate Producer, Costume Designer, Designer, Director, Production Coordinator, Production Manager, Scenic Artist, Set and/or Property Maker, Set Designer, Technical Director, Wardrobe Master/Mistress
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The Jimmy Edwards Show, 1 March 1966
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One Dam' Thing After Another, 1966
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Windmill Revue, 4 November 1965
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Instant Marriage, 7 August 1965
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Fade Out Fade In, 3 June 1965
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The Max Bygraves Variety Show, 27 April 1965
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The Black and White Minstrel Show, 28 October 1964
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Lilac Time, 15 May 1964
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Stop the World – I Want to Get Off, 7 February 1964
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The Wizard of Oz, 26 December 1963
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The Merry Widow [including Special Gala Performance on 8 August 1963], 7 August 1963
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Show Boat, 15 May 1963
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The Black and White Minstrel Show, 5 October 1962
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Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 18 July 1962
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The Sophie Tucker Show, 26 June 1962
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Snow White [and] Fun Fair [and] Peter and the Wolf, 26 December 1961
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The Golden Days Revue, 7 December 1961
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Frosty Follies, 13 September 1961
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Avec Pleasure, 5 July 1961
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Nats In The Belfry, 3 May 1961
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Hollywood Bandbox, 22 February 1961
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Ladies, Lions and Laughter, 14 October 1960
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Ziegfeld Follies, 6 October 1960
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Artists and Models, 18 May 1960
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New Faces of 1960, 16 March 1960
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Robinson Crusoe on Ice, 23 December 1959
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Ecstasy on Ice, 9 December 1959
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Oriental Cavalcade, 18 August 1959
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Starlight Roof, 23 June 1959
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Diamond Horseshoe, 27 April 1959
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Tropical Holiday, 20 February 1959
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Puss in Boots, 24 December 1958
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Rocking the Town, 7 October 1958
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Femmes and Furs, 21 July 1958
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Funfiesta, 29 April 1958
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Rhythm Express, 12 February 1958
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Rooftops, 1958
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Deep South, 1958
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Cinderella, 26 December 1957
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Pardon My French, December 1957
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Calypso Capers, 14 August 1957
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Say It With Stars, 29 May 1957
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Goody Two Shoes, 26 December 1956
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Olympic Follies, 1 November 1956
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Spice and Ice, 18 February 1956
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Laugh Around the Clock, 23 November 1955
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Winifred Atwell, 14 May 1955
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Colored Rhapsody, 11 March 1955
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Colored Rhapsody, 1 February 1955
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Jack and Jill, 24 December 1954
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Funtasia, 27 April 1954
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Knights of Laughter, 9 February 1954
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The Anniversary Show, 1954
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Mother Goose, December 1953
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Big Time, 11 November 1953
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Latin Quarter, 11 September 1953
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Cinderella, December 1952
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By Request, 17 November 1952
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Tommy Trinder by Request, 17 November 1952
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The Tommy Trinder Show, 26 June 1952
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No Trees in the Street, 6 May 1952
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To Dorothy, a Son, 26 February 1952
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Chez Paree, 12 July 1951
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Fantasy, 18 December 1950
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Here from There, 21 October 1950
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The Tourist Trade, 14 July 1950
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Where's Charley?, 4 May 1950
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All the Best, 13 December 1949
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The Talk of the Town, 2 August 1949
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The Stanley Holloway Show, 6 July 1949
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Grandfathers Follies, 4 May 1949
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Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
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Take a Bow, 4 October 1948
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Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
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Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
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Marinka, 28 May 1948
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Variety on Parade, 3 May 1948
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Vive la Venus, 5 April 1948
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Fine Feathers, 9 February 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
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Sit Back and Laugh, 24 November 1947
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Night and the laughter, 25 August 1947
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Top of the World, 21 July 1947
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Forever Glamour, 16 June 1947
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Laugh and be Happy, 17 March 1947
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Hi-Ho Piccadilly, 10 February 1947
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Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
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Atomic Blondes, 16 December 1946
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You Lucky People, 14 October 1946
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Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
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Stars and Garters, 29 July 1946
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Jim Davidson's Clambake, 24 June 1946
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Forbidden City, 6 May 1946
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Laffiesta, 4 February 1946
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Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
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Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
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Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
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Get a Load of This, 7 May 1945
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Paris in the Spring, 1945
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Smoke Production, 1945
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You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 13 April 1942
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Artists and Models, 2 February 1942
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Broadway Hot Shots, 1 May 1939
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Young Bloods of Variety, 20 February 1939
Harold Moschetti
- Comedian, Composer, Conductor, Dancer, Lyricist, Musical Arranger, Musical Director, Orchestral Leader
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Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 18 July 1962
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The Sophie Tucker Show, 26 June 1962
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The Golden Days Revue, 7 December 1961
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Frosty Follies, 13 September 1961
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Avec Pleasure, 5 July 1961
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Nats In The Belfry, 3 May 1961
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Hollywood Bandbox, 22 February 1961
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Ladies, Lions and Laughter, 14 October 1960
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Artists and Models, 18 May 1960
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New Faces of 1960, 16 March 1960
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Robinson Crusoe on Ice, 23 December 1959
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Ecstasy on Ice, 9 December 1959
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Starlight Roof, 23 June 1959
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Diamond Horseshoe, 27 April 1959
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Tropical Holiday, 20 February 1959
-
Puss in Boots, 24 December 1958
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Rocking the Town, 7 October 1958
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Femmes and Furs, 21 July 1958
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Funfiesta, 29 April 1958
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Rhythm Express, 12 February 1958
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Cinderella, 26 December 1957
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Pardon My French, December 1957
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Calypso Capers, 14 August 1957
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Olympic Follies, 1 November 1956
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Spice and Ice, 18 February 1956
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Laugh Around the Clock, 23 November 1955
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Jokers on the Loose, 24 August 1955
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Colored Rhapsody, 11 March 1955
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Colored Rhapsody, 1 February 1955
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Knights of Laughter, 9 February 1954
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Cinderella, December 1952
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By Request, 17 November 1952
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Tommy Trinder by Request, 17 November 1952
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The Tommy Trinder Show, 26 June 1952
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Peep Show, 26 December 1951
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Chez Paree, 12 July 1951
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Babes in the Wood, 23 December 1950
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Fantasy, 18 December 1950
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Here from There, 21 October 1950
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Where's Charley?, 4 May 1950
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All the Best, 13 December 1949
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The Talk of the Town, 2 August 1949
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The Stanley Holloway Show, 6 July 1949
-
Grandfathers Follies, 4 May 1949
-
Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
-
Cinderella, 24 December 1948
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Take a Bow, 4 October 1948
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Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
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Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
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Marinka, 28 May 1948
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Variety on Parade, 3 May 1948
-
Vive la Venus, 5 April 1948
-
Fine Feathers, 9 February 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
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It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
-
Sit Back and Laugh, 24 November 1947
-
Night and the laughter, 25 August 1947
-
Top of the World, 21 July 1947
-
Forever Glamour, 16 June 1947
-
Americana, 12 May 1947
-
Laugh and be Happy, 17 March 1947
-
Hi-Ho Piccadilly, 10 February 1947
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You Lucky People, 14 October 1946
-
Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
-
Stars and Garters, 29 July 1946
-
Jim Davidson's Clambake, 24 June 1946
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Forbidden City, 6 May 1946
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Laffiesta, 4 February 1946
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Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
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Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
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Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
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Get a Load of This, 7 May 1945
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Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
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Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
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Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
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Laughter Invasion , 13 November 1944
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It's Foolish But It's Fun, 9 October 1944
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Would You Believe It?, 4 September 1944
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Les Folies Bergere, 31 July 1944
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Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
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We're in the Navy Now, 24 November 1941
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Applesauce, 20 October 1941
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Black and Blue, 15 September 1941
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Ladies First, 4 August 1941
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Young Bloods of Variety, 20 February 1939
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The Big Fun Show of 1939, 16 January 1939
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Xmas Extravaganza with New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 5 December 1938
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Why be Serious, 22 August 1938
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Variety Show Boat, 18 July 1938
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Cavalcade of Stars, 4 April 1938
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Wonder Show of World Stars, 24 January 1938
David N Martin
- Director, Entrepreneur, Presenter, Producer
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Rhythm Express, 12 February 1958
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Cinderella, 26 December 1957
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Pardon My French, December 1957
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Say It With Stars, 29 May 1957
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The Good Old Days, 2 February 1957
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Goody Two Shoes, 26 December 1956
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Olympic Follies, 1 November 1956
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Katherine Dunham and Her Company, 30 May 1956
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Spice and Ice, 18 February 1956
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Sinbad the Sailor, 23 December 1955
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Laugh Around the Clock, 23 November 1955
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Jokers on the Loose, 24 August 1955
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Winifred Atwell, 14 May 1955
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Colored Rhapsody, 11 March 1955
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Colored Rhapsody, 1 February 1955
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Jack and Jill, 24 December 1954
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Dick Whittington and his Cat, 23 December 1954
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Zip Goes A Million, 30 October 1954
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Knights of Laughter, 9 February 1954
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Mother Goose, December 1953
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Big Time, 11 November 1953
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Latin Quarter, 11 September 1953
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Folies Bergere, 6 February 1953
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Cinderella, December 1952
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By Request, 17 November 1952
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The Tommy Trinder Show, 26 June 1952
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No Trees in the Street, 6 May 1952
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To Dorothy, a Son, 26 February 1952
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Peep Show, 26 December 1951
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Chez Paree, 12 July 1951
-
Here from There, 21 October 1950
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The Tourist Trade, 14 July 1950
-
Where's Charley?, 4 May 1950
-
All the Best, 13 December 1949
-
Here from There, 14 October 1949
-
Variety Cavalcade, 5 September 1949
-
The Talk of the Town, 2 August 1949
-
The Stanley Holloway Show, 6 July 1949
-
Grandfathers Follies, 4 May 1949
-
Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
-
Cinderella, 24 December 1948
-
Take a Bow, 4 October 1948
-
Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
-
Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
-
Marinka, 28 May 1948
-
Variety on Parade, 3 May 1948
-
Vive la Venus, 5 April 1948
-
Fine Feathers, 9 February 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
-
Sit Back and Laugh, 24 November 1947
-
The Stardusters, 6 October 1947
-
Night and the laughter, 25 August 1947
-
Top of the World, 21 July 1947
-
Forever Glamour, 16 June 1947
-
Americana, 12 May 1947
-
Laugh and be Happy, 17 March 1947
-
Hi-Ho Piccadilly, 10 February 1947
-
Atomic Blondes, 16 December 1946
-
Hits and Highlights from 1946, 2 December 1946
-
You Lucky People, 14 October 1946
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Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
-
Stars and Garters, 29 July 1946
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Jim Davidson's Clambake, 24 June 1946
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Forbidden City, 6 May 1946
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Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
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Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
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Laughing Room Only, 8 October 1945
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Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
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Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
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Get a Load of This, 7 May 1945
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Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
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Laughter Invasion , 13 November 1944
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Would You Believe It?, 4 September 1944
Ralton R James
- Assistant Producer, Director, Entrepreneur, Presenter, Producer, Production Manager, Stage Director, Stage Manager
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Artists and Models, 18 May 1960
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New Faces of 1960, 16 March 1960
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Robinson Crusoe on Ice, 23 December 1959
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Ecstasy on Ice, 9 December 1959
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Starlight Roof, 23 June 1959
-
Diamond Horseshoe, 27 April 1959
-
Rocking the Town, 7 October 1958
-
Femmes and Furs, 21 July 1958
-
Funfiesta, 29 April 1958
-
Rhythm Express, 12 February 1958
-
Cinderella, 26 December 1957
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Calypso Capers, 14 August 1957
-
Goody Two Shoes, 26 December 1956
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Olympic Follies, 1 November 1956
-
Spice and Ice, 18 February 1956
-
Laugh Around the Clock, 23 November 1955
-
Jokers on the Loose, 24 August 1955
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Winifred Atwell, 14 May 1955
-
Colored Rhapsody, 11 March 1955
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Colored Rhapsody, 1 February 1955
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Jack and Jill, 24 December 1954
-
Zip Goes A Million, 30 October 1954
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Funtasia, 27 April 1954
-
Knights of Laughter, 9 February 1954
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Mother Goose, December 1953
-
Big Time, 11 November 1953
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Latin Quarter, 11 September 1953
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Folies Bergere, 6 February 1953
-
Cinderella, December 1952
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By Request, 17 November 1952
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Tommy Trinder by Request, 17 November 1952
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The Tommy Trinder Show, 26 June 1952
-
Peep Show, 26 December 1951
-
Chez Paree, 12 July 1951
-
Babes in the Wood, 23 December 1950
-
Fantasy, 18 December 1950
-
Here from There, 21 October 1950
-
The Tourist Trade, 14 July 1950
-
Where's Charley?, 4 May 1950
-
All the Best, 13 December 1949
-
The Talk of the Town, 2 August 1949
-
The Stanley Holloway Show, 6 July 1949
-
Grandfathers Follies, 4 May 1949
-
Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
-
Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
-
Variety on Parade, 3 May 1948
-
Vive la Venus, 5 April 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
-
Sit Back and Laugh, 24 November 1947
-
Night and the laughter, 25 August 1947
-
Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
-
Atomic Blondes, 16 December 1946
-
Hits and Highlights from 1946, 2 December 1946
-
You Lucky People, 14 October 1946
-
Jim Davidson's Clambake, 24 June 1946
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Forbidden City, 6 May 1946
-
Laffiesta, 4 February 1946
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
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Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
-
Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
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Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
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Get a Load of This, 7 May 1945
-
Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
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Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
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Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
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Folies Bergere, 11 October 1943
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Mother Goose [and] Design for Glamour, 21 December 1942
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Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
Ronnie Hay
- Actor, Choreographer, Performer
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Is Australia Really Necessary?, 18 February 1965
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Rhythm Express, 12 February 1958
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Olympic Follies, 1 November 1956
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Winifred Atwell, 14 May 1955
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Zip Goes A Million, 30 October 1954
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Big Time, 11 November 1953
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Folies Bergere, 6 February 1953
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Fantasy, 18 December 1950
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Laugh and be Happy, 17 March 1947
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Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
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Would You Believe It?, 4 September 1944
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Les Folies Bergere, 31 July 1944
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Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
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Hi-de-Hi, 17 April 1944
-
Best Bib and Tucker, 13 March 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
-
Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
-
Red Hot and Blue, 24 May 1943
-
Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
-
Strip for Action, 8 March 1943
-
Artists and Models, 1 February 1943
-
Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
-
Folies Bergeres, 31 August 1942
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You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 13 April 1942
-
Sons of fun, 9 March 1942
-
Artists and Models, 2 February 1942
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 22 December 1941
-
We're in the Navy Now, 24 November 1941
-
Applesauce, 20 October 1941
-
Black and Blue, 15 September 1941
-
Ladies First, 4 August 1941
-
Ballyhoo, 30 June 1941
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Would You Believe It?, 26 May 1941
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The Second Big Crazy Show, 10 March 1941
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Black Velvet, 3 February 1941
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The Time of Your Life, 29 July 1940
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Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 17 June 1940
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Radio Round-Up, 13 May 1940
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Oriental Nights, 8 April 1940
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Lucky Stars, 4 March 1940
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Spice of Life, 29 January 1940
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Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 18 December 1939
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The Hat Trick, 18 December 1939
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Salici's Parisian Puppets, 13 November 1939
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The Famous Mills Bros, 2 October 1939
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George Robey: The Prime Minister of Mirth and His Big New All-Star Company, 25 August 1939
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Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 21 August 1939
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George Robey: The Prime Minister of Mirth and His Big New All-Star Company, 17 July 1939
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Highlights from Hollywood, 12 June 1939
-
Broadway Hot Shots, 1 May 1939
-
The Laugh Round-up , 27 March 1939
-
Young Bloods of Variety, 20 February 1939
-
The Big Fun Show of 1939, 16 January 1939
-
Xmas Extravaganza with New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 5 December 1938
-
Swing it, 31 October 1938
-
Why be Serious, 22 August 1938
-
Variety Show Boat, 18 July 1938
-
Cavalcade of Stars, 4 April 1938
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in By Request, 7 April 1933
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Sky High, 10 March 1933
-
Sunbeam Frolics, 24 February 1933
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Rhymes and Rhythms, 17 February 1933
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Fast and Furious, 10 February 1933
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Merry Capers, 3 February 1933
-
Sunny Smiles, 27 January 1933
-
Aladdin, 23 December 1932
Fred Parsons
- Comedian, Stage Manager, Writer
-
Laughter Invasion , 13 November 1944
-
It's Foolish But It's Fun, 9 October 1944
-
Would You Believe It?, 4 September 1944
-
Les Folies Bergere, 31 July 1944
-
Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
-
Hi-de-Hi, 17 April 1944
-
Best Bib and Tucker, 13 March 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
-
Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
Folies Bergere, 11 October 1943
-
You'll be surprised, 6 September 1943
-
Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
-
Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
-
Red Hot and Blue, 24 May 1943
-
Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
-
Strip for Action, 8 March 1943
-
Artists and Models, 1 February 1943
-
Mother Goose [and] Design for Glamour, 21 December 1942
-
Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
-
Folies Bergeres, 31 August 1942
-
Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
-
Beauty on Parade, 22 June 1942
-
The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 18 May 1942
-
You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 13 April 1942
-
Sons of fun, 9 March 1942
-
Artists and Models, 2 February 1942
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 22 December 1941
-
We're in the Navy Now, 24 November 1941
-
Applesauce, 20 October 1941
-
Black and Blue, 15 September 1941
-
Ladies First, 4 August 1941
-
Ballyhoo, 30 June 1941
-
Would You Believe It?, 26 May 1941
-
The Radio Round Up, 15 April 1941
-
The Second Big Crazy Show, 10 March 1941
-
Black Velvet, 3 February 1941
-
Mother Goose [and] We're in the Army Now [and] Stars in your Eyes, 23 December 1940
-
The Time of Your Life, 29 July 1940
-
Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 17 June 1940
-
Radio Round-Up, 13 May 1940
-
Oriental Nights, 8 April 1940
-
Lucky Stars, 4 March 1940
-
Spice of Life, 29 January 1940
-
The Hat Trick, 18 December 1939
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 18 December 1939
-
Salici's Parisian Puppets, 13 November 1939
-
The Famous Mills Bros, 2 October 1939
-
Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 21 August 1939
-
George Robey: The Prime Minister of Mirth and His Big New All-Star Company, 17 July 1939
-
Highlights from Hollywood, 12 June 1939
-
Broadway Hot Shots, 1 May 1939
-
The Laugh Round-up , 27 March 1939
-
Young Bloods of Variety, 20 February 1939
-
The Big Fun Show of 1939, 16 January 1939
-
Xmas Extravaganza with New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 5 December 1938
-
Swing it, 31 October 1938
-
Why be Serious, 22 August 1938
-
Variety Show Boat, 18 July 1938
-
Cavalcade of Stars, 4 April 1938
Wallace Parnell
- Conductor, Producer, Production Manager
-
Les Folies Bergere, 31 July 1944
-
Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
-
Hi-de-Hi, 17 April 1944
-
Best Bib and Tucker, 13 March 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
-
Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
Folies Bergere, 11 October 1943
-
You'll be surprised, 6 September 1943
-
Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
-
Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
-
Red Hot and Blue, 24 May 1943
-
Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
-
Strip for Action, 8 March 1943
-
Artists and Models, 1 February 1943
-
Mother Goose [and] Design for Glamour, 21 December 1942
-
Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
-
Folies Bergeres, 31 August 1942
-
Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
-
Beauty on Parade, 22 June 1942
-
The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 18 May 1942
-
You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 13 April 1942
-
Artists and Models, 2 February 1942
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 22 December 1941
-
We're in the Navy Now, 24 November 1941
-
Applesauce, 20 October 1941
-
Black and Blue, 15 September 1941
-
Ladies First, 4 August 1941
-
Ballyhoo, 30 June 1941
-
Would You Believe It?, 26 May 1941
-
The Radio Round Up, 15 April 1941
-
The Second Big Crazy Show, 10 March 1941
-
Black Velvet, 3 February 1941
-
Mother Goose [and] We're in the Army Now [and] Stars in your Eyes, 23 December 1940
-
The Time of Your Life, 29 July 1940
-
Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 17 June 1940
-
Radio Round-Up, 13 May 1940
-
Oriental Nights, 8 April 1940
-
Spice of Life, 29 January 1940
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 18 December 1939
-
The Hat Trick, 18 December 1939
-
Salici's Parisian Puppets, 13 November 1939
-
The Famous Mills Bros, 2 October 1939
-
George Robey: The Prime Minister of Mirth and His Big New All-Star Company, 25 August 1939
-
Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 21 August 1939
-
George Robey: The Prime Minister of Mirth and His Big New All-Star Company, 17 July 1939
-
Highlights from Hollywood, 12 June 1939
-
Broadway Hot Shots, 1 May 1939
-
Young Bloods of Variety, 20 February 1939
-
The Big Fun Show of 1939, 16 January 1939
-
Xmas Extravaganza with New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 5 December 1938
-
Swing it, 31 October 1938
-
Why be Serious, 22 August 1938
-
Variety Show Boat, 18 July 1938
-
Cavalcade of Stars, 4 April 1938
-
Wonder Show of World Stars, 24 January 1938
-
The Talk of the Town, 24 May 1937
-
All Dressed Up / Cinderella, 26 December 1936
Winnie Gill
- Costume Designer, Costume Maker, Wardrobe Master/Mistress, Wardrobe Mistress
-
The Jimmy Edwards Show, 1 March 1966
-
The Magic Circle Club in The Stolen Smile, 27 December 1965
-
Windmill Revue, 4 November 1965
-
Instant Marriage, 7 August 1965
-
The Black and White Minstrel Show, 5 October 1962
-
Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 18 July 1962
-
The Golden Days Revue, 7 December 1961
-
Frosty Follies, 13 September 1961
-
Avec Pleasure, 5 July 1961
-
Nats In The Belfry, 3 May 1961
-
Ladies, Lions and Laughter, 14 October 1960
-
Ziegfeld Follies, 6 October 1960
-
Artists and Models, 18 May 1960
-
New Faces of 1960, 16 March 1960
-
Robinson Crusoe on Ice, 23 December 1959
-
Ecstasy on Ice, 9 December 1959
-
Oriental Cavalcade, 18 August 1959
-
Starlight Roof, 23 June 1959
-
Diamond Horseshoe, 27 April 1959
-
Tropical Holiday, 20 February 1959
-
Puss in Boots, 24 December 1958
-
Rocking the Town, 7 October 1958
-
Femmes and Furs, 21 July 1958
-
Funfiesta, 29 April 1958
-
Rhythm Express, 12 February 1958
-
Cinderella, 26 December 1957
-
Pardon My French, December 1957
-
Calypso Capers, 14 August 1957
-
Say It With Stars, 29 May 1957
-
Goody Two Shoes, 26 December 1956
-
Olympic Follies, 1 November 1956
-
Spice and Ice, 18 February 1956
-
Sinbad the Sailor, 23 December 1955
-
Laugh Around the Clock, 23 November 1955
-
Jokers on the Loose, 24 August 1955
-
Winifred Atwell, 14 May 1955
-
Colored Rhapsody, 11 March 1955
-
Colored Rhapsody, 1 February 1955
-
Jack and Jill, 24 December 1954
-
Funtasia, 27 April 1954
-
Knights of Laughter, 9 February 1954
-
Mother Goose, December 1953
-
Big Time, 11 November 1953
-
Latin Quarter, 11 September 1953
-
By Request, 17 November 1952
-
Tommy Trinder by Request, 17 November 1952
-
The Tommy Trinder Show, 26 June 1952
-
Chez Paree, 12 July 1951
-
Babes in the Wood, 23 December 1950
-
Here from There, 21 October 1950
-
The Tourist Trade, 14 July 1950
-
Where's Charley?, 4 May 1950
-
Variety Cavalcade, 5 September 1949
Jim Gerald
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Director, Performer, Producer, Singer: Comic
-
The Good Old Days, 2 February 1957
-
Dick Whittington and his Cat, 23 December 1954
-
Cinderella, December 1952
-
No Trees in the Street, 6 May 1952
-
Ladies Night in A Turkish Bath, 25 May 1951
-
Atomic Blondes, 16 December 1946
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
-
Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
-
Would You Believe It?, 4 September 1944
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
Strip for Action, 8 March 1943
-
Mother Goose [and] We're in the Army Now [and] Stars in your Eyes, 23 December 1940
-
Radio Round-Up, 13 May 1940
-
All Dressed Up / Cinderella, 26 December 1936
-
London Calling, 1 March 1935
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 July 1934
-
Varieties / His Lucky Day, 21 July 1934
-
Ye Old Nigger Minstrels / Broadway Nights, 7 July 1934
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
He's in Again, 16 June 1934
-
The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
-
The Plumber's Dilemma, 26 May 1934
-
The Gink from Georgia, 13 April 1934
-
The Mixed Brides, 7 April 1934
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1934
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
-
Pantomime Revels, 26 December 1931
-
Chuckles of 1931, 27 November 1931
Lily Coburn
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer, Soubrette
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
-
Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
-
Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
-
Would You Believe It?, 4 September 1944
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
The Radio Round Up, 15 April 1941
-
London Calling, 1 March 1935
-
In Town To-night, 8 February 1935
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 July 1934
-
Varieties / His Lucky Day, 21 July 1934
-
Ye Old Nigger Minstrels / Broadway Nights, 7 July 1934
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
He's in Again, 16 June 1934
-
The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
-
The Plumber's Dilemma, 26 May 1934
-
The Gink from Georgia, 13 April 1934
-
The Mixed Brides, 7 April 1934
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1934
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
-
Pantomime Revels, 26 December 1931
-
Chuckles of 1931, 27 November 1931
Terry Scanlon
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Compere, Performer, Singer: Comic
-
Yellzapoppin of 1962, 13 February 1962
-
Puss in Boots, 24 December 1958
-
Femmes and Furs, 21 July 1958
-
Laugh Around the Clock, 23 November 1955
-
Here from There, 21 October 1950
-
All the Best, 13 December 1949
-
Grandfathers Follies, 4 May 1949
-
Cinderella, 24 December 1948
-
Take a Bow, 4 October 1948
-
Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
-
Vive la Venus, 5 April 1948
-
Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
-
Laffiesta, 4 February 1946
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
-
Get a Load of This, 7 May 1945
-
Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
-
Would You Believe It?, 4 September 1944
-
Hi-de-Hi, 17 April 1944
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
-
Strip for Action, 8 March 1943
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
-
Applesauce, 20 October 1941
-
Would You Believe It?, 26 May 1941
-
Mother Goose [and] We're in the Army Now [and] Stars in your Eyes, 23 December 1940
-
Lucky Stars, 4 March 1940
-
Variety Show Boat, 18 July 1938
-
Cavalcade of Stars, 4 April 1938
Thelma Duff
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Choreographer, Dance Director, Dancer, Performer
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 July 1934
-
Varieties / His Lucky Day, 21 July 1934
-
Ye Old Nigger Minstrels / Broadway Nights, 7 July 1934
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
He's in Again, 16 June 1934
-
The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
-
The Plumber's Dilemma, 26 May 1934
-
The Gink from Georgia, 13 April 1934
-
The Mixed Brides, 7 April 1934
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1934
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
-
Pantomime Revels, 26 December 1931
-
Chuckles of 1931, 27 November 1931
Robert Keers
- Conductor, Musical Director
-
London Calling, 1 March 1935
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 September 1925
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 26 September 1925
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 August 1925
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 August 1925
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 August 1925
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 June 1925
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 4 April 1925
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 6 September 1924
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 2 August 1924
-
Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 28 June 1924
-
Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 May 1924
-
Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 May 1924
-
Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 November 1923
-
Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923
-
Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 4 August 1923
-
Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 30 June 1923
-
Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 June 1923
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 February 1923
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 January 1923
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 9 December 1922
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 4 November 1922
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 30 September 1922
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 22 July 1922
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 15 July 1922
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 April 1922
-
Honi-Soit, 14 September 1918
Stan Porter
- Conductor, Musical Director
-
Les Folies Bergere, 31 July 1944
-
Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
-
Hi-de-Hi, 17 April 1944
-
Best Bib and Tucker, 13 March 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
-
Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
Folies Bergere, 11 October 1943
-
You'll be surprised, 6 September 1943
-
Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
-
Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
-
Red Hot and Blue, 24 May 1943
-
Strip for Action, 8 March 1943
-
Artists and Models, 1 February 1943
-
Mother Goose [and] Design for Glamour, 21 December 1942
-
Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
-
Folies Bergeres, 31 August 1942
-
Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
-
Beauty on Parade, 22 June 1942
-
The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 18 May 1942
-
You'll be Surprised: a crazy vaudeville revue, 13 April 1942
-
Sons of fun, 9 March 1942
-
Artists and Models, 2 February 1942
Tom Dale
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
-
All Dressed Up / Cinderella, 26 December 1936
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 July 1934
-
Varieties / His Lucky Day, 21 July 1934
-
Ye Old Nigger Minstrels / Broadway Nights, 7 July 1934
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
He's in Again, 16 June 1934
-
The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
-
The Plumber's Dilemma, 26 May 1934
-
The Gink from Georgia, 13 April 1934
-
The Mixed Brides, 7 April 1934
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1934
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
Vilma Kaye
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer, Singer: Comic
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 July 1934
-
Varieties / His Lucky Day, 21 July 1934
-
Ye Old Nigger Minstrels / Broadway Nights, 7 July 1934
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
He's in Again, 16 June 1934
-
The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
-
The Plumber's Dilemma, 26 May 1934
-
The Gink from Georgia, 13 April 1934
-
The Mixed Brides, 7 April 1934
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1934
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
-
Chuckles of 1931, 27 November 1931
Frank Neil
- Director, General Manager, Presenter, Producer
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 18 December 1939
-
The Hat Trick, 18 December 1939
-
Salici's Parisian Puppets, 13 November 1939
-
The Famous Mills Bros, 2 October 1939
-
George Robey: The Prime Minister of Mirth and His Big New All-Star Company, 25 August 1939
-
Nick Lucas: The Singing Troubadour, 21 August 1939
-
George Robey: The Prime Minister of Mirth and His Big New All-Star Company, 17 July 1939
-
Highlights from Hollywood, 12 June 1939
-
Broadway Hot Shots, 1 May 1939
-
The Laugh Round-up , 27 March 1939
-
Young Bloods of Variety, 20 February 1939
-
The Big Fun Show of 1939, 16 January 1939
-
Xmas Extravaganza with New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 5 December 1938
-
Swing it, 31 October 1938
-
Why be Serious, 22 August 1938
-
Variety Show Boat, 18 July 1938
-
Cavalcade of Stars, 4 April 1938
-
Wonder Show of World Stars, 24 January 1938
-
Hello 1938, 29 December 1937
-
The Talk of the Town, 24 May 1937
-
All Dressed Up / Cinderella, 26 December 1936
-
Hello America, 28 June 1935
-
London Calling, 1 March 1935
-
In Town To-night, 8 February 1935
-
Paris en Fete, 19 December 1934
-
The Spice of Life, 23 December 1933
William Perryman
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
-
Variety Show Boat, 18 July 1938
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 July 1934
-
Varieties / His Lucky Day, 21 July 1934
-
Ye Old Nigger Minstrels / Broadway Nights, 7 July 1934
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
He's in Again, 16 June 1934
-
The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
-
The Plumber's Dilemma, 26 May 1934
-
The Gink from Georgia, 13 April 1934
-
The Mixed Brides, 7 April 1934
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1934
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
Lou Cottam
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Stage Manager
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 July 1934
-
Varieties / His Lucky Day, 21 July 1934
-
Ye Old Nigger Minstrels / Broadway Nights, 7 July 1934
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
He's in Again, 16 June 1934
-
The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
-
The Plumber's Dilemma, 26 May 1934
-
The Gink from Georgia, 13 April 1934
-
The Mixed Brides, 7 April 1934
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1934
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
Lorna Beldon
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer, Singer
-
All the Best, 13 December 1949
-
Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
-
Fine Feathers, 9 February 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
-
Sit Back and Laugh, 24 November 1947
-
Night and the laughter, 25 August 1947
-
Forever Glamour, 16 June 1947
-
Americana, 12 May 1947
-
Hi-Ho Piccadilly, 10 February 1947
-
Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
-
Atomic Blondes, 16 December 1946
-
Hits and Highlights from 1946, 2 December 1946
-
Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
-
Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
-
Laughing Room Only, 8 October 1945
-
Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
-
Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
-
Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
-
Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
-
Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
Jenny Howard
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer, Singer, Singer: Comic
-
The Black and White Minstrel Show, 28 October 1964
-
The Good Old Days, 2 February 1957
-
Sinbad the Sailor, 23 December 1955
-
Dick Whittington and his Cat, 23 December 1954
-
Vive la Venus, 5 April 1948
-
Babes in the Wood, 1947
-
Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
-
Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
-
Get a Load of This, 7 May 1945
-
Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
-
Hi-de-Hi, 17 April 1944
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
Red Hot and Blue, 24 May 1943
-
Mother Goose [and] Design for Glamour, 21 December 1942
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Beauty on Parade, 22 June 1942
-
Sons of fun, 9 March 1942
-
Ladies First, 4 August 1941
-
The Second Big Crazy Show, 10 March 1941
-
All Laughter Show, 18 November 1940
-
Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 17 June 1940
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 15 July 1929
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 6 May 1929
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in By Request, 7 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in A Year in a Day, 31 March 1933
-
Sky High, 10 March 1933
-
Sunbeam Frolics, 24 February 1933
-
Rhymes and Rhythms, 17 February 1933
-
Fast and Furious, 10 February 1933
-
Merry Capers, 3 February 1933
-
Sunny Smiles, 27 January 1933
-
Aladdin, 23 December 1932
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in By Request, 7 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in A Year in a Day, 31 March 1933
-
Sky High, 10 March 1933
-
Sunbeam Frolics, 24 February 1933
-
Rhymes and Rhythms, 17 February 1933
-
Fast and Furious, 10 February 1933
-
Merry Capers, 3 February 1933
-
Aladdin, 23 December 1932
Les Ritchie
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Dancer, Performer, Singer, Singer: Comic
-
Babes in the Wood, 23 December 1950
-
Sit Back and Laugh, 24 November 1947
-
The Stardusters, 6 October 1947
-
Laugh and be Happy, 17 March 1947
-
Hits and Highlights from 1946, 2 December 1946
-
Laffiesta, 4 February 1946
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
-
Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
-
Laughter Invasion , 13 November 1944
-
Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
-
Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
-
Cavalcade of Stars, 4 April 1938
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in A Year in a Day, 31 March 1933
-
Sunbeam Frolics, 24 February 1933
-
Merry Capers, 3 February 1933
-
Sunny Smiles, 27 January 1933
-
Aladdin, 23 December 1932
Dudley Cantrell
- Composer, Conductor, Musical Arranger, Musical Director, Orchestrator
-
Ziegfeld Follies, 6 October 1960
-
Oriental Cavalcade, 18 August 1959
-
Funtasia, 27 April 1954
-
Cinderella, December 1952
-
By Request, 17 November 1952
-
Tommy Trinder by Request, 17 November 1952
-
Peep Show, 26 December 1951
-
Take a Bow, 4 October 1948
-
Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
-
Fine Feathers, 9 February 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
-
Sit Back and Laugh, 24 November 1947
-
Night and the laughter, 25 August 1947
-
Top of the World, 21 July 1947
-
Forever Glamour, 16 June 1947
-
Americana, 12 May 1947
-
Laugh and be Happy, 17 March 1947
-
You Lucky People, 14 October 1946
-
Forbidden City, 6 May 1946
Keith Johns
- Actor, Comedian, Performer, Stage Director, Stage Manager
-
The Merry Widow, 16 July 1960
-
Femmes and Furs, 21 July 1958
-
Sinbad the Sailor, 23 December 1955
-
Colored Rhapsody, 11 March 1955
-
Colored Rhapsody, 1 February 1955
-
By Request, 17 November 1952
-
Tommy Trinder by Request, 17 November 1952
-
No Trees in the Street, 6 May 1952
-
To Dorothy, a Son, 26 February 1952
-
Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
-
Marinka, 28 May 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
-
Black and Blue, 15 September 1941
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 18 December 1939
-
The Hat Trick, 18 December 1939
-
Broadway Hot Shots, 1 May 1939
-
Xmas Extravaganza with New Cavalcade of Celebrities, 5 December 1938
-
Why be Serious, 22 August 1938
-
Hay Fever, 21 February 1931
Alec Kellaway
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer, Producer
-
Marinka, 28 May 1948
-
The Gay Nineties, 11 March 1946
-
Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
-
Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
-
Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
-
Laughter Invasion , 13 November 1944
-
It's Foolish But It's Fun, 9 October 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
-
Artists and Models, 1 February 1943
-
Folies Bergeres, 31 August 1942
-
The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 18 May 1942
-
Artists and Models, 2 February 1942
-
We're in the Navy Now, 24 November 1941
-
Would You Believe It?, 26 May 1941
-
Mother Goose [and] We're in the Army Now [and] Stars in your Eyes, 23 December 1940
-
Radio Round-Up, 13 May 1940
-
All Dressed Up / Cinderella, 26 December 1936
Roy Rene
- Actor, Comedian, Director, Performer, Producer
-
Laughing Room Only, 8 October 1945
-
Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
-
Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
-
Best Bib and Tucker, 13 March 1944
-
Folies Bergere, 11 October 1943
-
Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
-
Artists and Models, 1 February 1943
-
Folies Bergeres, 31 August 1942
-
The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 18 May 1942
-
Artists and Models, 2 February 1942
-
Black and Blue, 15 September 1941
-
Black Velvet, 3 February 1941
-
Cavalcade of Stars, 4 April 1938
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in By Request, 7 April 1933
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in A Year in a Day, 31 March 1933
-
Sky High, 10 March 1933
-
Sunbeam Frolics, 24 February 1933
-
Rhymes and Rhythms, 17 February 1933
-
Pot Luck, August 1930
Syd Beck
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
-
Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
-
Strip for Action, 8 March 1943
-
Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
-
Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 22 December 1941
-
Ballyhoo, 30 June 1941
-
All Laughter Show, 18 November 1940
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in By Request, 7 April 1933
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in A Year in a Day, 31 March 1933
-
Sky High, 10 March 1933
-
Sunbeam Frolics, 24 February 1933
-
Rhymes and Rhythms, 17 February 1933
-
Fast and Furious, 10 February 1933
-
Merry Capers, 3 February 1933
-
Sunny Smiles, 27 January 1933
-
Aladdin, 23 December 1932
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927
Hugh D McIntosh
- Adminstrator: Business Manager, Director, Entrepreneur, General Director, Presenter, Producer
-
The Film Girl, 24 January 1931
-
Pot Luck, August 1930
-
The Film Girl, 26 December 1927
-
Big Show of Vaudeville de Luxe, 6 August 1921
-
Big Show of Vaudeville de Luxe, 9 July 1921
-
Chu Chin Chow, 11 December 1920
-
Tails Up, 15 November 1919
-
Lads of the Village, 23 August 1919
-
The Officers' Mess, 19 July 1919
-
The Officers' Mess, 5 July 1919
-
The Officers' Mess, 7 June 1919
-
Bubbly, 21 December 1918
-
Honi-Soit, 2 December 1918
-
Honi-Soit, 14 September 1918
-
Time-Please, 6 July 1918
-
Mother Goose in Switzerland / Favorite Follies / The Prince of Monte-Carlo, 20 October 1917
-
Tivoli Follies, 30 December 1916
-
Tivoli Follies, 16 December 1916
Charles Norman
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Compere, Performer
-
The Love Racket, 20 February 1950
-
Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
-
Get a Load of This, 7 May 1945
-
Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
-
While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
-
Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
-
Laughter Invasion , 13 November 1944
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
-
Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
-
Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
-
Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
-
Mother Goose [and] Design for Glamour, 21 December 1942
-
Folies Bergeres, 31 August 1942
-
Black and Blue, 15 September 1941
-
Variety Show Boat, 18 July 1938
-
Hello 1938, 29 December 1937
Charles Taylor
- Conductor, Musical Director
-
Ballyhoo, 30 June 1941
-
Would You Believe It?, 26 May 1941
-
The Radio Round Up, 15 April 1941
-
The Second Big Crazy Show, 10 March 1941
-
Black Velvet, 3 February 1941
-
The Time of Your Life, 29 July 1940
-
Radio Round-Up, 13 May 1940
-
Oriental Nights, 8 April 1940
-
Lucky Stars, 4 March 1940
-
Spice of Life, 29 January 1940
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 18 December 1939
-
The Hat Trick, 18 December 1939
-
Salici's Parisian Puppets, 13 November 1939
-
The Famous Mills Bros, 2 October 1939
-
George Robey: The Prime Minister of Mirth and His Big New All-Star Company, 17 July 1939
-
Highlights from Hollywood, 12 June 1939
-
Broadway Hot Shots, 1 May 1939
-
The Laugh Round-up , 27 March 1939
Morry Barling
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer
-
The Good Old Days, 2 February 1957
-
Laffiesta, 4 February 1946
-
Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
-
Would You Believe It?, 4 September 1944
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
-
Strip for Action, 8 March 1943
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 22 December 1941
-
Ballyhoo, 30 June 1941
-
The Second Big Crazy Show, 10 March 1941
-
All Laughter Show, 18 November 1940
-
Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 17 June 1940
-
The Famous Mills Bros, 2 October 1939
-
Hello 1938, 29 December 1937
Howard Hall
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Assistant Producer, Performer, Producer
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
-
Pantomime Revels, 26 December 1931
-
Chuckles of 1931, 27 November 1931
Reg Hawthorne
- Actor, Performer, Singer: Comic
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
-
Pantomime Revels, 26 December 1931
-
Chuckles of 1931, 27 November 1931
Heather Jones
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
-
Pantomime Revels, 26 December 1931
-
Chuckles of 1931, 27 November 1931
Barbara Mackay
- Costume Maker, Wardrobe Master/Mistress
-
All the Best, 13 December 1949
-
The Talk of the Town, 2 August 1949
-
The Stanley Holloway Show, 6 July 1949
-
Grandfathers Follies, 4 May 1949
-
Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
-
Cinderella, 24 December 1948
-
Take a Bow, 4 October 1948
-
Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
-
Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
-
Vive la Venus, 5 April 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
-
Sit Back and Laugh, 24 November 1947
-
Americana, 12 May 1947
-
Hi-Ho Piccadilly, 10 February 1947
-
Jim Davidson's Clambake, 24 June 1946
-
Laffiesta, 4 February 1946
Charles Ryder
- Conductor, Musical Director
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
-
Pantomime Revels, 26 December 1931
-
Chuckles of 1931, 27 November 1931
Max Reddy
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer
-
Goody Two Shoes, 26 December 1956
-
Mother Goose, December 1953
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 18 December 1939
-
The Hat Trick, 18 December 1939
-
The Talk of the Town, 24 May 1937
-
All Dressed Up / Cinderella, 26 December 1936
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 July 1934
-
Varieties / His Lucky Day, 21 July 1934
-
Ye Old Nigger Minstrels / Broadway Nights, 7 July 1934
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
He's in Again, 16 June 1934
-
The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
-
The Plumber's Dilemma, 26 May 1934
-
The Gink from Georgia, 13 April 1934
-
The Mixed Brides, 7 April 1934
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1934
Ritchie Simmons
- Administrator, Stage Manager
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in By Request, 7 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in A Year in a Day, 31 March 1933
-
The Good Old Days, 2 February 1957
-
Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
-
Laughter Invasion , 13 November 1944
-
Les Folies Bergere, 31 July 1944
-
Hi-de-Hi, 17 April 1944
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
-
Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
-
Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Beauty on Parade, 22 June 1942
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 22 December 1941
-
The Second Big Crazy Show, 10 March 1941
-
Australia's First Real Crazy Show, 17 June 1940
-
Spice of Life, 29 January 1940
-
The Famous Mills Bros, 2 October 1939
Phyllis Butler
- Costume Co-ordinator, Costume Designer
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
-
Hello America, 28 June 1935
-
Varieties / His Lucky Day, 21 July 1934
-
Ye Old Nigger Minstrels / Broadway Nights, 7 July 1934
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
He's in Again, 16 June 1934
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in By Request, 7 April 1933
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in A Year in a Day, 31 March 1933
-
Sky High, 10 March 1933
-
Sunbeam Frolics, 24 February 1933
-
Rhymes and Rhythms, 17 February 1933
-
Fast and Furious, 10 February 1933
-
Merry Capers, 3 February 1933
-
Sunny Smiles, 27 January 1933
-
Aladdin, 23 December 1932
Kathryn Crawford
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Compere, Performer, Singer
-
Chez Paree, 12 July 1951
-
Where's Charley?, 4 May 1950
-
Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
-
Cinderella, 24 December 1948
-
Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
-
Marinka, 28 May 1948
-
Variety on Parade, 3 May 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
-
Stars and Garters, 29 July 1946
-
Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
-
Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
-
Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
Gloria Dawn
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
-
Hollywood Bandbox, 22 February 1961
-
Funtasia, 27 April 1954
-
Knights of Laughter, 9 February 1954
-
Cinderella, December 1952
-
Take a Bow, 4 October 1948
-
Jim Davidson's Clambake, 24 June 1946
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
-
Laughing Room Only, 8 October 1945
-
Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
-
Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
-
Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Folies Bergere, 11 October 1943
Wally Dawson
- Properties Master/Mistress
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
Marie Doran
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer, Singer
-
Top of the World, 21 July 1947
-
Forever Glamour, 16 June 1947
-
Americana, 12 May 1947
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
-
Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
-
It's Foolish But It's Fun, 9 October 1944
-
Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
Red Hot and Blue, 24 May 1943
-
Mother Goose [and] We're in the Army Now [and] Stars in your Eyes, 23 December 1940
-
Swing it, 31 October 1938
-
Variety Show Boat, 18 July 1938
-
All Dressed Up / Cinderella, 26 December 1936
George Nichols
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Illusionist, Impersonator, Performer
-
The Good Old Days, 2 February 1957
-
Forbidden City, 6 May 1946
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
-
Get a Load of This, 7 May 1945
-
Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Folies Bergere, 11 October 1943
-
Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
-
Strip for Action, 8 March 1943
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
-
Beauty on Parade, 22 June 1942
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 22 December 1941
Ernest Oram
- Actor, Conductor, Musical Director
-
Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 15 July 1929
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 6 May 1929
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 October 1928
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 June 1928
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 November 1927
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 22 August 1927
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 January 1927
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 October 1926
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 26 July 1926
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 5 July 1926
Will Quintrell
- Composer, Conductor, Musical Director
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 August 1926
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 December 1925
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 November 1925
-
Big Show of Vaudeville de Luxe, 6 August 1921
-
Big Show of Vaudeville de Luxe, 9 July 1921
-
Lads of the Village, 23 August 1919
-
The Officers' Mess, 19 July 1919
-
The Officers' Mess, 5 July 1919
-
The Officers' Mess, 7 June 1919
-
Honi-Soit, 2 December 1918
-
Honi-Soit, 14 September 1918
-
Time-Please, 6 July 1918
-
Tivoli Follies, 30 December 1916
-
Tivoli Follies, 16 December 1916
Mavis Ritchie
- Actor and Singer, Choreographer, Comedian, Dancer, Singer, Soubrette
-
Forbidden City, 6 May 1946
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
-
Get a Load of This, 7 May 1945
-
Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
-
Laughter Invasion , 13 November 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
-
Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
Folies Bergere, 11 October 1943
-
You'll be surprised, 6 September 1943
-
Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
-
Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
-
Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
Frank Ward
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Choreographer, Dancer, Performer
-
Tropical Holiday, 20 February 1959
-
Pardon My French, December 1957
-
Calypso Capers, 14 August 1957
-
Goody Two Shoes, 26 December 1956
-
Olympic Follies, 1 November 1956
-
Sinbad the Sailor, 23 December 1955
-
Laugh Around the Clock, 23 November 1955
-
Winifred Atwell, 14 May 1955
-
Colored Rhapsody, 11 March 1955
-
Colored Rhapsody, 1 February 1955
-
Jack and Jill, 24 December 1954
-
Zip Goes A Million, 30 October 1954
-
Mother Goose, December 1953
-
Big Time, 11 November 1953
Alban Whitehead
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer, Singer: Baritone
-
Laughing Room Only, 8 October 1945
-
Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Folies Bergere, 11 October 1943
-
Red Hot and Blue, 24 May 1943
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
-
The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 18 May 1942
-
Artists and Models, 2 February 1942
-
Sky High, 10 March 1933
-
Sunbeam Frolics, 24 February 1933
-
Rhymes and Rhythms, 17 February 1933
-
Fast and Furious, 10 February 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 July 1934
-
Varieties / His Lucky Day, 21 July 1934
-
Ye Old Nigger Minstrels / Broadway Nights, 7 July 1934
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
He's in Again, 16 June 1934
-
The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
-
The Gink from Georgia, 13 April 1934
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1934
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
Buster Fiddes
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
-
Calypso Capers, 14 August 1957
-
Variety Cavalcade, 5 September 1949
-
Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
-
Hits and Highlights from 1946, 2 December 1946
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
-
Get a Load of This, 7 May 1945
-
Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
-
Les Folies Bergere, 31 July 1944
-
Best Bib and Tucker, 13 March 1944
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
-
Strip for Action, 8 March 1943
-
Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
George Hurd
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Circus Style Performer, Comedian, Juggler, Performer
-
Variety Cavalcade, 5 September 1949
-
Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
-
Vive la Venus, 5 April 1948
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
-
Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
-
Laughter Invasion , 13 November 1944
-
Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Our 1943 Crazy Show, 28 June 1943
-
Artists and Models, 1 February 1943
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Vanities [and] The Great Levante in Hey Presto, 12 October 1942
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 July 1934
-
Varieties / His Lucky Day, 21 July 1934
-
Ye Old Nigger Minstrels / Broadway Nights, 7 July 1934
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
He's in Again, 16 June 1934
-
The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
-
The Plumber's Dilemma, 26 May 1934
-
The Gink from Georgia, 13 April 1934
-
The Mixed Brides, 7 April 1934
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1934
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
Frieda Bonning
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
I Don't Want to be a Jockey / Happy Ideas, 7 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 April 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
Don't Tell The Wife / Happy Ideas, 30 June 1933
-
Oh Mum / Happy Ideas, 23 June 1933
-
He's in Again / Happy Ideas, 16 June 1933
-
It Ended in Spain / Happy Ideas, 9 June 1933
-
Circus Days / Happy Ideas, 2 June 1933
-
Honeymoon Troubles / Happy Ideas, 26 May 1933
-
The Gink from Georgia / Happy Ideas, 12 May 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
Ormonde Douglas
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer, Singer: Baritone
-
Show Boat, 15 May 1963
-
The Student Prince, 21 March 1961
-
Here from There, 21 October 1950
-
Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
-
Cinderella, 24 December 1948
-
Take a Bow, 4 October 1948
-
Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
-
Marinka, 28 May 1948
-
Les Folies Bergere, 31 July 1944
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
-
Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
-
Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
Lynne Golding
- Actor, Dancer, Performer
-
Where's Charley?, 4 May 1950
-
Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
-
Night and the laughter, 25 August 1947
-
Laugh and be Happy, 17 March 1947
-
Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
-
Hits and Highlights from 1946, 2 December 1946
-
Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
-
Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
-
It's Foolish But It's Fun, 9 October 1944
-
Hi-de-Hi, 17 April 1944
-
Black Vanities, 2 August 1943
-
The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 18 May 1942
Clifford Guest
- Actor, Impersonator, Performer, Singer, Ventriloquist
-
Rhythm Express, 12 February 1958
-
Hits and Highlights from 1946, 2 December 1946
-
Stars and Garters, 29 July 1946
-
Peter Pan and The Sky's the Limit, 26 December 1944
-
Les Folies Bergere, 31 July 1944
-
Best Bib and Tucker, 13 March 1944
-
Hits and Highlights, 15 November 1943
-
Artists and Models, 1 February 1943
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
-
Black and Blue, 15 September 1941
-
Lucky Stars, 4 March 1940
Joe Lawman
- Comedian, Compere, Performer
-
Spice and Ice, 18 February 1956
-
Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
-
Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
-
Laughter Invasion , 13 November 1944
-
Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Red Hot and Blue, 24 May 1943
-
Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
-
Mother Goose [and] Design for Glamour, 21 December 1942
-
We're in the Navy Now, 24 November 1941
-
Would You Believe It?, 26 May 1941
-
Pot Luck, August 1930
William Little
- Designer, Scenic Artist, Set and/or Property Maker, Set Designer
-
Big Time, 11 November 1953
-
Latin Quarter, 11 September 1953
-
Tommy Trinder by Request, 17 November 1952
-
By Request, 17 November 1952
-
Chez Paree, 12 July 1951
-
Fantasy, 18 December 1950
-
The Tourist Trade, 14 July 1950
-
Cinderella, 24 December 1948
-
Take a Bow, 4 October 1948
-
Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
-
Marinka, 28 May 1948
-
Vive la Venus, 5 April 1948
Victor Moore
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer: Baritone
-
Here from There, 21 October 1950
-
The Talk of the Town, 2 August 1949
-
Starry Nights, 7 February 1949
-
Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
-
Happy and Glorious, 19 July 1948
-
Marinka, 28 May 1948
-
Fine Feathers, 9 February 1948
-
Sit Back and Laugh, 24 November 1947
-
Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
-
Hits and Highlights from 1946, 2 December 1946
-
Jim Davidson's Clambake, 24 June 1946
-
Laffiesta, 4 February 1946
Queenie Paul
- Actor, Ballet Master/Mistress, Choreographer, Performer, Singer
-
The Good Old Days, 2 February 1957
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
-
Laughing Room Only, 8 October 1945
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
-
Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
-
Sunbeam Frolics, 24 February 1933
-
Rhymes and Rhythms, 17 February 1933
-
Fast and Furious, 10 February 1933
-
Merry Capers, 3 February 1933
-
Sunny Smiles, 27 January 1933
-
Aladdin, 23 December 1932
Edna Ralston
- Performer, Singer, Soubrette
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 July 1934
-
Varieties / His Lucky Day, 21 July 1934
-
Ye Old Nigger Minstrels / Broadway Nights, 7 July 1934
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
He's in Again, 16 June 1934
-
The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
-
The Plumber's Dilemma, 26 May 1934
-
The Gink from Georgia, 13 April 1934
-
The Mixed Brides, 7 April 1934
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1934
-
Pantomime Revels, 26 December 1931
-
Chuckles of 1931, 27 November 1931
Iris Shand
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer
-
Cinderella, 26 December 1957
-
Calypso Capers, 14 August 1957
-
You Lucky People, 14 October 1946
-
Forbidden City, 6 May 1946
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
-
Hello 1938, 29 December 1937
-
It Happened on Broadway / Happy Ideas, 4 August 1933
-
Toot Aussie / Happy Ideas, 28 July 1933
-
1914-1918, or For the duration / Happy Ideas, 21 July 1933
-
Love all; a Day at the Clubhouse / Happy Ideas, 14 July 1933
-
It's a Way we have in the Navy / Happy Ideas, 19 May 1933
-
The Honeymoon Girl, April 1933
Lance Vane
- Assistant Producer, Performer, Stage Manager
-
A Moorish Maid, 28 July 1934
-
Varieties / His Lucky Day, 21 July 1934
-
Ye Old Nigger Minstrels / Broadway Nights, 7 July 1934
-
A Whirl of Joy, 29 June 1934
-
He's in Again, 16 June 1934
-
The Stolen Garter, 16 June 1934
-
The Plumber's Dilemma, 26 May 1934
-
The Gink from Georgia, 13 April 1934
-
The Mixed Brides, 7 April 1934
-
A Moorish Maid, 31 March 1934
-
Pantomime Revels, 26 December 1931
-
Chuckles of 1931, 27 November 1931
Mike Connors
- Actor, Comedian, Compere, Performer, Producer
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
-
Laughing Room Only, 8 October 1945
-
Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
-
Artists and Models, 26 June 1944
-
Sunbeam Frolics, 24 February 1933
-
Rhymes and Rhythms, 17 February 1933
-
Fast and Furious, 10 February 1933
-
Merry Capers, 3 February 1933
-
Sunny Smiles, 27 January 1933
-
Aladdin, 23 December 1932
-
Show Boat, 15 May 1963
-
Paris by Night (The Gala Preview), 18 July 1962
-
The Golden Days Revue, 7 December 1961
-
Nats In The Belfry, 3 May 1961
-
The Good Old Days, 2 February 1957
-
Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
-
Paris le Soir, 3 September 1945
-
Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
-
Beauty on Parade, 22 June 1942
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in A Year in a Day, 31 March 1933
-
Aladdin, 23 December 1932
Clem Dawe
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Singer
-
Variety Cavalcade, 5 September 1949
-
Variety on Parade, 3 May 1948
-
Top of the World, 21 July 1947
-
Stars and Garters, 29 July 1946
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
It's Foolish But It's Fun, 9 October 1944
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
-
Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
-
Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
Molly Duval
- Actor, Dancer, Soubrette, Vocalist
-
It's Foolish But It's Fun, 9 October 1944
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
-
Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
-
Red Hot and Blue, 24 May 1943
-
Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
The Mirth of a Nation and World Star Vaudeville, 18 May 1942
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 22 December 1941
-
Ballyhoo, 30 June 1941
-
Black Velvet, 3 February 1941
Eric Edgley
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Producer, Singer
-
Variety Cavalcade, 5 September 1949
-
Variety on Parade, 3 May 1948
-
Top of the World, 21 July 1947
-
Stars and Garters, 29 July 1946
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
It's Foolish But It's Fun, 9 October 1944
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
-
Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
-
Glad Rags, 16 November 1942
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
Will Mahoney
- Comedian, Performer, Producer
-
Diamond Horseshoe, 27 April 1959
-
The Gay Nineties, 11 March 1946
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Applesauce, 20 October 1941
-
The Naughty Nineties, 14 October 1940
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 18 December 1939
-
The Hat Trick, 18 December 1939
-
The Laugh Round-up , 27 March 1939
-
Why be Serious, 22 August 1938
-
Ride 'em Cowboy, 1934
Eddie Marcel
- Actor and Singer, Comedian, Compere, Performer, Skater
-
Hi-Ho Piccadilly, 10 February 1947
-
Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
-
Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
-
Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Red Hot and Blue, 24 May 1943
-
Mother Goose [and] Design for Glamour, 21 December 1942
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Hillbilly Shindig and Scandals of 1942, 27 July 1942
-
Sons of fun, 9 March 1942
-
Would You Believe It?, 26 May 1941
Johnny O'Connor
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
-
Say It With Stars, 29 May 1957
-
Revue Continentale, 23 August 1948
-
Vive la Venus, 5 April 1948
-
Fine Feathers, 9 February 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
-
The Stardusters, 6 October 1947
-
Laugh and be Happy, 17 March 1947
-
You Lucky People, 14 October 1946
-
Jim Davidson's Clambake, 24 June 1946
-
Laffiesta, 4 February 1946
Len Rich
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Musician, Performer
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
-
Laughing Room Only, 8 October 1945
-
Oriental Nights, 8 April 1940
-
Salici's Parisian Puppets, 13 November 1939
-
Hello 1938, 29 December 1937
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in By Request, 7 April 1933
-
Mo's Merry Monarchs in A Year in a Day, 31 March 1933
-
Sky High, 10 March 1933
-
Rhymes and Rhythms, 17 February 1933
-
Jack Russell [and his] New Musical Comedy Company, 14 October 1932
Joyce Gration
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
-
Mother Goose, December 1953
-
Cinderella, 24 December 1948
-
Americana, 12 May 1947
-
Hi-Ho Piccadilly, 10 February 1947
-
Dick Whittington and his Cat [and} Atomic Blondes, 20 December 1946
-
You Lucky People, 14 October 1946
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
-
Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
-
Cinderella and The Laughter Express, 20 December 1943
-
Black Rhapsodies, 20 December 1943
Val Jellay
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer, Singer
-
Atomic Blondes, 16 December 1946
-
Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
-
Stars and Garters, 29 July 1946
-
Forbidden City, 6 May 1946
-
Mother Goose [and] Fun and Music, 24 December 1945
-
Fun and Music, 17 December 1945
-
Beauty on Parade, 12 November 1945
-
Laughing Room Only, 8 October 1945
-
Cavalcade of Variety, 30 July 1945
-
Greet the Fleet [and] While the sun shines, 19 March 1945
Magda Neeld
- Actor and Singer, Singer
-
Our Leap Year Crazy Show, 22 May 1944
-
The Naughty Nineties, 31 January 1944
-
Folies Bergere, 11 October 1943
-
Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
-
Mother Goose [and] Design for Glamour, 21 December 1942
-
Folies Bergeres, 31 August 1942
-
Artists and Models, 2 February 1942
-
We're in the Navy Now, 24 November 1941
-
Ladies First, 4 August 1941
-
The Second Big Crazy Show, 10 March 1941
Rebla
- Circus Style Performer, Comedian, Juggler, Performer
-
Hi-Ho Piccadilly, 10 February 1947
-
Laughing Room Only, 8 October 1945
-
Let 'er Go [and] While the Sun Shines, 12 March 1945
-
It's Foolish But It's Fun, 9 October 1944
-
Target for Delight, 12 April 1943
-
Variety's Honour Performance, 12 November 1942
-
Folies Bergeres, 31 August 1942
-
Sons of fun, 9 March 1942
-
Ballyhoo, 30 June 1941
-
All Laughter Show, 18 November 1940
Billy Rego
- Acrobat, Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
-
Tails Up, 15 November 1919
-
Lads of the Village, 23 August 1919
-
Bubbly, 21 December 1918
-
Honi-Soit, 2 December 1918
-
Honi-Soit, 14 September 1918
-
Time-Please, 6 July 1918
-
Mother Goose in Switzerland / Favorite Follies / The Prince of Monte-Carlo, 20 October 1917
-
Favourite Follies, 1917
-
Tivoli Follies, 30 December 1916
-
Tivoli Follies, 16 December 1916
Cecil Scott
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
-
The Talk of the Town, 24 May 1937
-
Sky High, 10 March 1933
-
Sunbeam Frolics, 24 February 1933
-
Rhymes and Rhythms, 17 February 1933
-
Fast and Furious, 10 February 1933
-
Merry Capers, 3 February 1933
-
Sunny Smiles, 27 January 1933
-
Aladdin, 23 December 1932
-
The Film Girl, 24 January 1931
-
The Film Girl, 26 December 1927
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 October 1928
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1926
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 October 1926
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 August 1926
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 26 July 1926
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 November 1925
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 August 1925
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 August 1925
-
Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 June 1925
Bunny Westney
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
-
Variety Cavalcade, 5 September 1949
-
The Talk of the Town, 2 August 1949
-
The Stanley Holloway Show, 6 July 1949
-
Cinderella, 24 December 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 2 February 1948
-
It's Turned Out Nice Again, 22 December 1947
-
Forever Glamour, 16 June 1947
-
Hi-Ho Piccadilly, 10 February 1947
-
Atomic Blondes, 16 December 1946
-
Make it a Party, 2 September 1946
Raymond Baird
- Comedian, Musician, Musician: Saxophonist, Performer
Les Cannis
- Properties Master/Mistress
Ivy Emms
- Choreographer, Dancer
Albert Fisher
- Musical Arranger, Musical Director, Vocal Arranger
Evie Hayes
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Producer, Singer
Harry Jacobs
- Composer, Musical Arranger, Musical Director
Billy Kershaw
- Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer
Barbara Mackey
- Controller Designer, Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Billie Ponds
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer
Alec Rayne
- Actor, Performer, Stage Manager
Roach
- Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Iris Cattach
- Actor, Comedian, Soubrette
Margaret Fitzgibbon
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer, Singer: Soprano
Fred Gulliford
- Conductor, Musical Director, Musician: Pianist
June Holm
- Actor, Performer, Singer, Singer: Comic
Edna Luscombe
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Choreographer, Comedian, Dancer
Babs MacKinnon
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Claire Miller
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Choreographer
Hal Vincer
- Conductor, Musical Arranger, Musical Director, Stage Manager
Lois Wiltshire
- Assistant Choreographer, Choreographer, Dancer, Performer
Bubby Allan
- Actor, Comedian, Soubrette
Percy F Crawford
- Adminstrator: Business Manager, Publicist
Tuppy Downs
- Choreographer, Performer
Muriel Gardner
- Actor and Singer, Choreographer, Dancer, Performer
Eddie Gordon
- Actor, Circus Style Performer, Comedian
Percy King
- Actor, Adaptor, Comedian, Producer, Writer
Betty Lambert
- Actor, Dancer, Soubrette
Daphne Lowe
- Actor, Deputy Stage Manager, Singer, Singer: Soprano, Vocalist
Gloria Lynch
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Joy Nichols
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Impersonator, Performer
Vera Pearce
- Actor, Choreographer, Dancer, Musician: Violinist
Peggy Peat
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
Jean Rai
- Choreographer, Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Tibby Roberts
- Actor and Singer, Comedian
Hugh Steyne
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Barbara Angell
- Actor, Comedian, Dancer, Ice Skater, Performer
Joan Ashton
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Jack Baker
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer
June Barton
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
Fred Bluett
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian
John Bluthal
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Robert Butt
- Actor, Comedian, Performer, Stage Manager
Colin Croft
- Acrobat, Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer, Singer
Alan Eddy
- Actor, Singer, Singer: Baritone, Singer: Bass Baritone
Frank Forde
- Actor, Singer: Baritone
Peter French
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Assistant Stage Manager
Ailsa Green
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer, Singer: Soprano
Ronny Hay
- Choreographer, Producer
Roy Kemp
- Actor, Performer
June Kuester
- Actor, Dancer, Performer, Singer
Joe Latona
- Choreographer, Dancer, Ice Skater, Performer
Marjorie Lou
- Dancer, Performer, Singer
Herbie Marks
- Actor and Singer, Musician
Lloyd Martin
- Actor, Performer, Singer
Maurice Nodin
- Actor and Singer, Stage Manager
Joey Porter
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer
Joy Robins
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Ronnie Shand
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian
Elsa Stenning
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian, Singer
David Sterle
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Gloria Williams
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer
Harry Abdy
- Actor, Comedian, Impersonator
Bubby Allen
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer, Soubrette
Irene Bevans
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Fred Brown
- Actor, Circus Style Performer
George Carden
- Actor and Singer, Choreographer, Producer
Bruce Carroll
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Musician, Stage Manager
Albert Chappelle
- Performer, Photographer, Singer
Donald Davies
- Actor, Performer, Stage Manager
Evan Dunstan
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Elimar
- Circus Style Performer
Gracie Emmerson
- Actor and Singer, Comedian, Soubrette
John Fraser
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer: Baritone
Bob Geraghty
- Actor, Comedian, Musician: Pianist
John Gilbert
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Edit Juhasz
- Actor, Dancer, Performer
Jean Keith
- Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer
Ralph Mace
- Conductor, Musical Director, Vocal Arranger
Madame Nixon
- Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Betty Meddings
- Ballet Master/Mistress, Choreographer
Beryl Meekin
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Billy Rayes
- Circus Style Performer, Comedian, Performer
Arch Ritchie
- Actor, Dancer, Performer
Frank Smith
- Actor, Dancer, Performer
Edwin Styles
- Comedian, Compere, Performer
Inky Williams
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
Gladys Anderson
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer
Nellie Barnes
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Phillip Braham
- Composer, Musical Director
Bobby Butt
- Comedian, Performer
Frank Cleary
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Circus Style Performer, Performer
Maurice Colleano
- Actor and Singer, Circus Style Performer
Colin Crane
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer: Baritone
Les Donaghey
- Actor and Singer, Stage Director, Stage Manager
Chung Doo
- Comedian, Singer, Singer: Tenor
Dawn Emms
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Banner Forbutt
- Actor, Circus Style Performer, Performer
Bill French
- Ice Skater, Performer, Singer
Knox Godfrey
- Choreographer, Director, Producer
Lewis Jacob
- Actor and Singer, Dancer
Pat Kenny
- Musician, Performer
Elizabeth Kent
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer
Toni Lamond
- Actor, Performer, Singer, Soubrette
Emile Littler
- Director, Playwright, Writer
Minnie Love
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Dolly Mack
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer
Anita Martell
- Circus Style Performer, Comedian, Performer
Johnny Marvin
- Actor and Singer, Singer, Vocalist
Gerald McErlean
- Actor and Singer, Choreographer, Dancer
Lily Moore
- Actor and Singer, Comedian, Singer
Harry Moreny
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
Jack O'Dowd
- Actor, Compere, Performer
John O'Dowd
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Comedian
Mascotte Powell
- Actor and Singer, Impersonator, Soubrette
Carl Randall
- Choreographer, Lyricist
Thelma Raye
- Actor and Singer, Dancer, Singer
Tibor Rudas
- Choreographer, Dancer, Producer
Lea Sonia
- Gender Cross-dresser, Impersonator
Pauline Stewart
- Choreographer, Dance Director, Dancer
Desmond Tanner
- Comedian, Musician, Musician: Organist, Musician: Pianist
Tom Toby
- Actor and Singer, Singer
Ray Vaughan
- Musician: Xylophonist, Performer
George Welch
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Dancer
Daisy Yates
- Actor and Singer, Dancer
Sydney Yates
- Actor and Singer, Dancer
Jean Alexander
- Choreographer, Costume Designer
Beatrice Aston
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Thelma Beck
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Ernie Bourne
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Marjorie Bray
- Ballet Master/Mistress, Choreographer
Kenn Brodziak
- Assistant Producer, Director
Ivor Bromley
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Guus Brox
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
Eric Cameron
- Comedian, Dancer, Singer
Jean Cameron
- Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer
Jack Carroll
- Actor, Properties Master
William Carse
- Actor and Singer, Choreographer, Dancer
Brenda Charles
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Soubrette
Eric Clapham
- Conductor, Musical Director
Ron Devine
- Actor, Dancer, Performer
Gael Dixon
- Actor and Singer, Choreographer
Edna Emmett
- Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer
William Flynn
- Musical Arranger, Musical Director
Keith Glover
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Deidre Green
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Harry Grunden
- Actor and Singer, Singer
Millie Hanson
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer
Herschel Henlere
- Composer, Musician, Musician: Pianist
Mabel Holmes
- Actor and Singer, Director, Performer
Flo James
- Actor, Performer
Ted James
- Actor, Performer
Arthur Jandy
- Clown, Musician: Comic Instrumentalist
Nellie Kolle
- Actor, Gender Cross-dresser, Performer
Ruby Lacey
- Choreographer, Dancer, Performer
John Larsen
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer: Tenor
Joe Lee
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
Betty Linke
- Actor and Singer, Performer, Singer
David Loffman
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Performer
Laurel Martyn
- Choreographer, Performer
Gaston Mervale
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Kevin Mills
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Rae Morgan
- Comedian, Performer
Peggy Mortimer
- Actor and Singer, Composer, Singer
Rob Murray
- Circus Style Performer, Juggler
Niobe
- Performer
Eileen O'Dare
- Acrobat, Actor and Singer, Soubrette
Reg Park
- Ice Skater, Performer
Dot Rankin
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Mavis Reed
- Actor, Dancer, Performer
Rex Reid
- Choreographer, Dancer
Joan Roberts
- Actor and Singer, Dancer
Rolly Rolls
- Comedian, Musician: Pianist
Peggy Ross
- Actor and Singer, Comedian
Royston
- Ventriloquist
Ron Shand
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Dawn Spry
- Actor and Singer, Dancer
Hector St Clair
- Comedian, Musician: Comic Instrumentalist, Performer
Sam Stern
- Actor, Comedian, Performer
Jack Stocks
- Comedian, Performer, Singer: Comic
Ann Suter
- Comedian, Singer
Athol Tier
- Actor and Singer, Comedian
Leo Trenette
- Performer, Singer: Comic
Olga Varona
- Circus Style Performer, Tight-rope Walker
Slim Walker
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Beryl Walkley
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Esme
- Milliner
Mario
- Musician: Pianist
Goldie Ashton
- Dancer, Musician: Drummer
Berni Baia
- Actor and Singer, Choreographer
Mary Banfield
- Actor and Singer, Singer
Roy Barbour
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Max Bartlett
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Laurie Bloom
- Lighting Designer, Stage Director
Wally Boag
- Comedian, Performer
June Bronhill
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Bob Burns
- Actor and Singer
John Calvert
- Actor and Singer, Magician
James Cardwell
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Terry Carr
- Actor and Singer, Circus Style Performer
William P Carr
- Producer, Production Coordinator
Nancy Cato
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Alan Clive
- Narrator, Performer
Lyn Colleano
- Actor and Singer, Comedian
Nina Cooke
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Ann Cornell
- Actor and Singer, Singer
Lou Cotton
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Harry Currie
- Chorus Master/Mistress, Performer
Elsie Day
- Comedian, Singer: Comic
Wim de Jong
- Ice Skater, Performer
Gene Detroy
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Charles Dorning
- Assistant Producer, Producer
Ronald Dowd
- Actor and Singer, Singer
Bede Dudley
- Book and Lyrics Librettist
Lulla Fanning
- Actor and Singer, Comedian
Ian Field
- Actor and Singer
Nola Finn
- Actor and Singer
Nell Fleming
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Maggie Foster
- Musician, Musician: Violinist
Joan Gilmour
- Actor and Singer, Dancer
Vic Gordon
- Comedian, Performer
Lewis Gould
- Singer, Singer: Soprano
Pat Gregory
- Composer, Ice Skater
Jack Gunn
- Musician, Musician: Comic Instrumentalist
Douglas Hall
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Max Harrison
- Actor and Singer, Comedian
Syd Harrison
- Actor and Singer, Comedian
Bill Hodge
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Anthony Holland
- Costume Maintenance, Designer
Elsie Hosking
- Actor and Singer, Soubrette
Bert Howell
- Actor and Singer, Singer
John-Michael Howson
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Author, Playwright
Shirley Jones
- Actor and Singer, Dancer
Boris Karrell
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Doug Kingsman
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Johnny Ladd
- Assistant Producer, Ice Skater, Writer
Desmond Lane
- Ice Skater, Musician: Comic Instrumentalist
Judd Lane
- Musical Director, Performer
Joe Laurel
- Comedian, Performer
Franz Lehar
- Book and Lyrics Librettist, Composer
June Ling
- Actor and Singer, Performer
W Little
- Set and/or Property Maker, Set Designer
Bambi Lynch
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Al Mack
- Stage Director, Stage Manager
Lee Mason
- Musician: Pianist
Colin McEwan
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Edna McInnes
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Tex McLeod
- Circus Style Performer
Billy McMahon
- Comedian, Musician: Clarinetist
Don McManus
- Actor, Stage Director
Dot Mendoza
- Composer, Musical Director
Maisie Merlyn
- Dancer, Musician: Violinist
June Mills
- Comedian, Performer
Noel Mitchell
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Montego
- Circus Style Performer, Juggler
McElbert Moore
- Book and Lyrics Librettist
Freddie Morgan
- Musician: Banjoist, Performer
Sue Nattrass
- Assistant Stage Manager, Stage Manager
Bob Parrish
- Performer, Singer: Baritone
Kym Parry
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Ron Parry
- Comedian, Performer
Mary Priestman
- Musician: Pianist, Performer
Iris Rhodes
- Actor and Singer, Singer
Hedda Rich
- Actor and Singer, Performer
John Rickard
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Hal Roach
- Magician, Performer
Joan Roberts
- Ballet Master/Mistress
A Robins
- Circus Style Performer
Jean Ross
- Actor and Singer, Dancer
Jan Rubini
- Musician: Violinist
Sheringham
- Costume Designer, Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Sherrier
- Comedian, Performer
Phil Smith
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Merna Stewart
- Performer, Singer: Comic
Nellie Stewart
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Dalvern Thom
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Joan Thomas
- Actor and Singer, Singer
Lisa Thompson
- Actor and Singer, Performer
Enso Toppano
- Actor, Musical Director
Fred Tupper
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Norman Vaughan
- Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer
Myrtle White
- Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Harry Wren
- Presenter, Producer
Al Zimmey
- Composer, Singer
Joel
- Actor and Singer
Julia
- Actor and Singer
June
- Circus Style Performer
Myrna
- Musician: Comic Instrumentalist
Peter
- Contortionist
Annette
- Circus Style Performer
Doug Ashton
- Circus Style Performer
Barbarina
- Tight-rope Walker
Leo Bassi
- Circus Style Performer
Howard Bay
- Set and/or Property Maker
Lili Berde
- Performer, Producer
H Berte
- Musical Arranger
Birtini
- Musician: Violinist
Gertrud Bodenwieser
- Actor, Artistic Director, Choreographer
Leslie Bricusse
- Book and Lyrics Librettist, Composer
Randy Brown
- Circus Style Performer
Bubbles
- Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Du Calion
- Circus Style Performer
Cheer
- Performer
Syd Clarke
- Musician: Comic Instrumentalist
J J Collins
- Circus Style Performer
Larry Collins
- Musician: Comic Instrumentalist
Coram
- Ventriloquist
Jim Davidson
- Producer, Production Manager
Lee Donn
- Musician: Pianist
Katherine Dunham
- Choreographer, Dancer, Director, Producer
Teddy Dunn
- Actor and Singer, Costume Designer
Duval
- Magician
Otto Eason
- Circus Style Performer
Beryl Ellis
- Ballet Master/Mistress
Jan Field
- Actor and Singer
Bob Grant
- Book and Lyrics Librettist
J Grant
- Stage Manager
Rudi Grasl
- Musician: Comic Instrumentalist
Jodie Gray
- Musician: Marimbist
May Gray
- Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Grecos
- Circus Style Performer
May Grey
- Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Alan Haig
- Actor and Singer
Leslie Harnley
- Conductor, Musical Director
James Hay
- Actor and Singer
Hymac
- Performer
Imito
- Performer
Dave Kaye
- Musician: Pianist
Wiki Kelly
- Musician: Organist
Ivy Kelroy
- Circus Style Performer
Ethel Keys
- Actor, Choreographer
Mana Koon
- Circus Style Performer
Alfred Latell
- Animal and Bird Imitator
Ward Lear
- Actor and Singer
Rose Lee
- Actor and Singer
Leopoldi
- Quick-change Performer
Frank Loesser
- Music and Lyrics Librettist
J C Mack
- Performer, Producer
Eric Maschwitz
- Book and Lyrics Librettist
Frank Millane
- Set and/or Property Maker
Moskani
- Circus Style Performer
Dean Nash
- Actor and Singer
Anthony Newley
- Book and Lyrics Librettist, Composer
Mavis Nixon
- Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Alex Palermo
- Choreographer, Director
Betty Pasco
- Circus Style Performer
Alan Peel
- Actor and Singer
Billy Petch
- Choreographer, Director
Pinto
- Contortionist
Sid Plummer
- Musician: Xylophonist
Lita Ray
- Actor and Singer
Reg Redcliffe
- Ice Skater, Musician: Xylophonist
Joan Reed
- Actor and Singer
William Reid
- Conductor, Musical Director
Ivan Rixon
- Chorus Master/Mistress
Rockley
- Race Cross-dresser
Mario Savieri
- Set and/or Property Maker
Schulz
- Circus Style Performer
Sherringham
- Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Ian Smith
- Actor and Singer
Leo St Leon
- Circus Style Performer
Reg Thorpe
- Musician: Trombonist
Tollefsen
- Musician: Keyboardist
Torzillo
- Musician: Harpist
Ted Tutty
- Actor and Singer
Alf Verne
- Race Cross-dresser
Mary Ward
- Actor and Singer
Peggy Watson
- Ballet Master/Mistress
Judy Webb
- Actor and Singer
Peggy Whight
- Choreographer, Ice Skater
Eric Wood
- Singer: Baritone
Bob Young
- Musical Director
Zari
- Dancer
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