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Theatrical Christmas Cards - 2006Full colour, individually wrapped, with envelope. |
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New subjects for publication in 2007: |
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"Mother Goose", at Nottingham Theatre Royal (4"x6") |
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New subjects for publication in 2006: |
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"Dick Whittington", Palace Theatre, Halifax, 1942. Dick and his cat watch the sunrise. |
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"Dick Whittington", Streatham Hill Theatre, London, 1959. A bewildered Arthur Askey points to Dick on milestone. |
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"Jack and the Beanstalk ", Hippodrome, Dudley, 1946. Long-legged Jack scales lofty beanstalk, with cottage below. |
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From previous seasons, while stocks last (please give alternatives): |
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"Babes in the wood", Swansea Grand, 1947/8: The Babes discovered in the forest by the prince. |
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"Cinderella", another of Howard & Wyndham's series: Cinders loses her shoe running from the ball. |
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"Puss in Boots",Coventry Theatre, 1962/3: Sid James, Frankie Howerd, Kevin Scott, Diana Day, Sheila Rex, Gordon & Bunny Jay, Michael Kilgariff, Roy Jefferies, Sandra Michaels. |
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"Sleeping Beauty", Lyceum, London: The Beauty about to be awoken by the Prince under starlit sky. |
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"A Love for Jamie", Alhambra, Glasgow, 1963. Picture in the centre shows Rikki Fulton*, Jill Howard*, Kenneth McKellar*, Terry Hall with Lenny the Lion*. (4"x6") |
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"Dick Whittington", Memorial Theatre, Frome, 2004. Delightful chalk drawing of voluptuous "Dick" with his adoring Cat, pausing at Highgate. (4"x6") |
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"Humpty Dumpty", Hippodrome, Bristol, 1966. The Seekers* with Wyn Calvin, Ted Rogers, Tony Adams, Joy Jackley, Seth Jee, Virginia Courtney, Andrew Gregeen, Claude Zola, Bel Canto Singers, The Bristol Babes (4"x6") |
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"Mother Goose", London Palladium, 1954. The goose flies over the names of Max Bygraves, Margaret Burton, Mr. Pastry. A colourful design; Val Parnellís 7th Panto. (4"x6") |
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"Aladdin", a delightful pre-war Howard & Wyndham production, painting. Over 1500 copies sold. (4"x6") |
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"Aladdin", King's Theatre, Hammersmith. Clarkson Rose & Co. A very popular design, 1780 copies now sold (4"x6") |
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"Beauty & The Beast", Lyceum, London. Unusual, sparkling design. (4"x6") |
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"Cinderella", Opera House, Kingsway, London (later The Stoll Theatre), 1916/17. The Brothers Egbert pushing donkey, led by Tom Foy*. Small oval illustrations of Ella Retford* and Edith Drayson*. (4"x6") |
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"Dick Whittington", Palace Theatre, London, 1955. George Formby* and Co. (4"x6") |
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"Goldilocks & The Three Bears". Atmospheric Howard & Wyndham's pre-war design. (4"x6") |
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"Humpty Dumpty", Theatre Royal, Birmingham. Norman Evans* (4"x6") |
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"Jack and Jill", Streatham Hill Theatre, London, 1961. Spirited rendering of Jill tumbling down hill after Jack, to delight of the Donkey*. (4"x6") |
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"King Cole", Palace, Manchester. Star-studded banner* with Alfred Marks, Tommy Cooper, Shani Wallis, Karl Denver Trio, Jackie Rae and Gary Miller, supported by Clarkson Rose, Alan Curtis, Sheila Holt & Tom Gillis, The 7 Volants, Dot Williams & Co. (4"x6") |
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"Puss in Boots", Streatham Hill Theatre, London, 1957/58. Bold illustration of Puss, flourishing feathered hat. (4"x6") |
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"Red Riding Hood"*, Royal Hippodrome, Chatham, 1946. "The wolf in pursuit". (4"x6") |
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"Robin Hood", Brighton Hippodrome, 1964. Roy Castle*, Joe Baker, Barry Kent, Erica Yorke, The Falcons & Co. (4"x6") |
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"Robinson Crusoe". Another attractive Howard & Wyndham's pre-war design. (4"x6") |
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"Robinson Crusoe", Empire Theatre, Motherwell, presented by G.B. Bowie. Scantily-clad Crusoe with gun and powder keg*. Dixon & Hunter, Cissie Glen, Johnny Victory. (4"x6") |
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