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- Collection Overview
- Biographical/Historical Note
- Scope and Content
- Arrangement
- Subject(s)
- Immediate Source of Acquisition
- Accruals
- Access
- Use
- Citation
- Related Materials
- Content List
- Series I: Visual materials Posters Photographs Original costume designs Ephemera from films Illustrated pages from periodicals Artwork Broadsides Series II: Music Illustrated dance arrangements Sheet music Piano-vocal scores Full scores Series III: Librettos and acting editions Series IV: Periodicals Series V: Other noteworthy publications
Harold A. Kanthor Collection of Gilbert and Sullivan
Creator: Harold Kanthor
Call Number: D.486
Dates: 1870-2020
Physical Description: 10 Linear Feet
Language(s): Materials are in English
Repository: Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, River Campus Libraries, University of Rochester
Table of Contents:
Biographical/Historical Note
Scope and Content
Arrangement
Subject(s)
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Accruals
Access
Use
Citation
Related Materials
Content List
Series I: Visual materials
Posters
Photographs
Original costume designs
Ephemera from films
Illustrated pages from periodicals
Artwork
Broadsides
Series II: Music
Illustrated dance arrangements
Sheet music
Piano-vocal scores
Full scores
Series III: Librettos and acting editions
Series IV: Periodicals
Series V: Other noteworthy publications
Collection Overview
Title: Harold A. Kanthor Collection of Gilbert and Sullivan
Creator: Harold Kanthor
Call Number: D.486
Dates: 1870-2020
Physical Description: 10 Linear Feet
Language(s): Materials are in English
Repository: Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, River Campus Libraries, University of Rochester
Biographical/Historical Note
The fourteen comic operas of Gilbert and Sullivan were originally produced between 1871 and 1896 in London. They were immediately successful throughout England and were equally popular in America and throughout the English speaking world. They are considered masterpieces of the Victorian age and are still performed regularly and widely appreciated. In this country, the best known of their works are The Mikado, H.M.S. Pinafore and The Pirates of Penzance.
By the time Gilbert and Sullivan first collaborated, each was already well known to the British public. W.S. Gilbert (1836-1911) was known as a writer and artist for comic periodicals, and his early theatrical pieces were successes. He was the pre-eminent dramatist of the 1870's at the same time he began his collaboration with Sullivan. Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900) was already a well-known musician by the time he met Gilbert. His musical gifts were established early, and he had already composed popular drawing room songs as well as religious anthems, orchestral compositions and choral music.
The collaboration of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan was made possible by their third "partner," manager and impresario Richard D'Oyly Carte 1844-1900), who brought them together in 1875 and contracted with them to write their comic operas until their final work together in 1896. Carte set high production standards and, in 1881, he built the Savoy Theatre in London expressly for their operas. The Savoy would henceforth be associated with Gilbert and Sullivan and their operas would be known as the Savoy Operas. D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company continued to regularly perform these works until 1982. The D'Oyly Carte productions were considered traditional as they carried on much of the original staging as directed by Gilbert. Gilbert and Sullivan operas remained under copyright until 1961. Since that year, directors have adapted their work in more innovative and conceptual productions.
Scope and Content
This is a comprehensive collection of material relating to W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan; their collaboration which produced fourteen comic operas (1871-1896); D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company which initially produced them and continued to do so until 1982; and contemporary artists and personalities. The collection has its focus in nineteenth century material, and documents the varied artistic endeavors of both Gilbert and Sullivan, the literary and musical significance of their collaboration, and the social phenomenon engendered by the popularity of these productions.
The collection includes autograph and manuscript material of both Gilbert and Sullivan, including Sullivan's musical manuscript setting of a song by Benjamin Disraeli; published works with ownership or presentation inscriptions, including a presentation copy from Gilbert to his wife, and acting editions with the ownership signature of Gilbert's mother. Autograph letters of Richard D'Oyly Carte and other contemporary personalities.
First and early editions of the British librettos documenting Gilbert's characteristic changes to text and lyrics; programs and souvenirs from the original productions of all fourteen Gilbert and Sullivan operas; a collection of nineteenth century American librettos containing additional early variants of Gilbert's lyrics and texts.
Early programs documenting the popularity of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas in America, including an extensive archive of H.M.S. Pinafore material from Boston 1878-1879.
Early acting editions, librettos, programs and periodicals documenting Gilbert's career as writer and illustrator of prose and verse and his stature as the pre-eminent British dramatist of his day. An extensive run of Fun (London) 1861-1876 containing his early contributions. A comprehensive collection of his published works.
A collection of vocal scores of the operas and early sheet music including Sullivan's popular songs and anthems. Dance arrangements of music from the Gilbert and Sullivan operas with color lithographed covers
Librettos, programs, and additional material relating to comic operas written by other composers and librettists for D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company and other companies.
A collection of 47 signed watercolor designs by Atillio Comelli for the original production of Sullivan's comic opera The Chieftain at the Savoy Theatre, London, 1894.
A complete run of The Tomahawk: A Saturday Journal of Satire (London, 1867-70) with entries relating to early separate works by Gilbert and Sullivan. A complete run of Good Words for the Young (London, 1868-72) containing Gilbert's illustrations for his father's serialized fantasy, King George's Middy. An extensive run of The Era Almanack and Annual (London, 1870-1900) containing contributions by Gilbert as well as other contemporary theatrical figures
Nineteenth century advertising material documenting the phenomenal popularity of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas in America, including more than 250 chromolithographed advertising trade cards, as well as other mass-produced items and printed ephemera.
A large collection of over 400 illustrated pages from nineteenth century periodicals relating to Gilbert, Sullivan, D'Oyly Carte, and the operas.
Photographic material relating to the Gilbert and Sullivan operas, including hundreds of nineteenth century cabinet photographs, cartes de visite and tintypes. A collection of early twentieth century postcards with portraits of principals of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
Nineteenth century and later posters and other ephemera designed for specific productions.
Several hundred books and pamphlets including historical and critical studies, biographical, bibliographic and other reference material, and a collection of books about the operas written for children.
A collection of twentieth century periodicals published to provide news and scholarly material for the Gilbert and Sullivan community.
Detailed research notes on items in the collection; correspondence with other collectors and scholars; source books and scrap books; photocopies of scholarly articles.
Arrangement
The posters are arranged in numerical order using a unique identifier.
Subject(s):
Theater
Theaters--Stage setting and scenery
Theater--Performances
Musical theater
Playbills (Posters)
Theater programs
Musicals--Librettos
Gilbert, W. S. (William Schwenck ), 1836-1911
Sullivan, Arthur, 1842-1900
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Gift of Harold Kanthor M.D. beginning in 2014.Accruals
Accruals are expected for this collection.Access
The Harold A. Kanthor Collection of Gilbert and Sullivan is open for research use. Researchers are advised to contact Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation prior to visiting. Upon arrival, researchers will also be asked to fill out a registration form and provide photo identification.Use
Reproductions are made upon request but can be subject to restrictions. Permission to publish materials from the collection must currently be requested. Please note that some materials may be copyrighted or restricted. It is the researcher's obligation to determine and satisfy copyright or other case restrictions when publishing or otherwise distributing materials found in the collections. For more information contact rarebks@library.rochester.eduCitation
[Item title, item date], Harold A. Kanthor Collection of Gilbert and Sullivan, D.486, Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, River Campus Libraries, University of RochesterRelated Materials
The following description provides details of the remaining material in the Harold A. Kanthor Collection of Gilbert and Sullivan. This material is currently being held by Dr. Kanthor, however, arrangements may be made to use these items in the Department of Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation. Please contact the department for further information.
This comprehensive collection consists of material relating to W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan; their collaboration which produced fourteen comic operas (1871-1896); D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company which initially produced them and continued to do so until 1982; and contemporary artists and personalities. The collection has its focus in nineteenth century material, and documents the varied artistic endeavors of both Gilbert and Sullivan, the literary and musical significance of their collaboration, and the social phenomenon engendered by the popularity of these productions.
Some highlights of the collection include:
- First and early editions of the British librettos documenting Gilbert's characteristic changes to text and lyrics.
- Programs and souvenirs from the original productions of all fourteen Gilbert and Sullivan operas (1871-1896).
- A collection of nineteenth century American librettos containing additional early variants of Gilbert's lyrics and texts.
- Early programs documenting the popularity of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas in America, including an extensive archive of H.M.S. Pinafore material from Boston 1878-1879.
- Early acting editions, librettos, programs and periodicals documenting Gilbert's career as writer and illustrator of prose and verse and his stature as the pre-eminent British dramatist of his day. An extensive run of Fun (London) 1861-1876 containing his early contributions. A comprehensive collection of his published works.
- A collection of vocal scores of the operas and early sheet music including Sullivan's popular songs and anthems. Dance arrangements of music from the Gilbert and Sullivan operas with color lithographed covers.
- Autograph and manuscript material of both Gilbert and Sullivan, including Sullivan's musical manuscript setting of a song by Benjamin Disraeli. Published works with ownership or presentation inscriptions, including a presentation copy from Gilbert to his wife, and acting editions with the ownership signature of Gilbert's mother.
- Librettos, programs, and additional material relating to comic operas written by other composers and librettists for D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company.
- A complete run of The Tomahawk: A Saturday Journal of Satire (London, 1867-70) with entries relating to early separate works by Gilbert and Sullivan. A complete run of Good Words for the Young (London, 1868-72) containing Gilbert's illustrations for his father's serialized fantasy, King George's Middy. An extensive run of The Era Almanack and Annual (London, 1870-1900) containing contributions by Gilbert as well as other contemporary theatrical figures.
- A collection of 47 signed watercolor designs by Atillio Comelli for the original production of Sullivan's comic opera The Chieftain at the Savoy Theatre, London, 1894.
- A large archive of correspondence between Victorian entertainer Corney Grain and his theatrical and musical contemporaries, which includes autograph letters from W.S. Gilbert, Arthur Sullivan and their circle.
- Several hundred books and pamphlets including historical and critical studies, biographical, bibliographic and other reference material, and a collection of books about the operas written for children.
- Nineteenth century advertising material documenting the phenomenal popularity of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas in America, including more than 250 chromolithographed advertising trade cards, as well as other mass-produced items and printed ephemera.
- A large collection of over 400 illustrated pages from nineteenth century periodicals relating to Gilbert, Sullivan, D'Oyly Carte, and the operas.
- Photographic material, including hundreds of nineteenth century cabinet photographs and cartes de visite, and early twentieth century postcards with portraits of principals of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
- Nineteenth and twentieth century posters and other ephemera designed for specific productions.
- A collection of twentieth century periodicals published to provide news and scholarly material for the Gilbert and Sullivan community.
- Detailed research notes on items in the collection; correspondence with other collectors and scholars; source books and scrap books; photocopies of scholarly articles.
Administrative Information
Author: Harold A. Kanthor
Publisher: Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, River Campus Libraries, University of Rochester
Address:
Rush Rhees Library
Second Floor, Room 225
Rochester, NY 14627-0055
rarebks@library.rochester.edu
URL:
Finding aid publication date: 2017-2022
Content List
Creator: Harold Kanthor
Call Number: D.486
Dates: 1870-2020
Physical Description: 10 Linear Feet
Language(s): Materials are in English
Repository: Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, River Campus Libraries, University of Rochester
Table of Contents:
Biographical/Historical Note
Scope and Content
Arrangement
Subject(s)
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Accruals
Access
Use
Citation
Related Materials
Content List
Series I: Visual materials
Posters
Photographs
Original costume designs
Ephemera from films
Illustrated pages from periodicals
Artwork
Broadsides
Series II: Music
Illustrated dance arrangements
Sheet music
Piano-vocal scores
Full scores
Series III: Librettos and acting editions
Series IV: Periodicals
Series V: Other noteworthy publications
Collection Overview
Title: Harold A. Kanthor Collection of Gilbert and Sullivan
Creator: Harold Kanthor
Call Number: D.486
Dates: 1870-2020
Physical Description: 10 Linear Feet
Language(s): Materials are in English
Repository: Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, River Campus Libraries, University of Rochester
Biographical/Historical Note
The fourteen comic operas of Gilbert and Sullivan were originally produced between 1871 and 1896 in London. They were immediately successful throughout England and were equally popular in America and throughout the English speaking world. They are considered masterpieces of the Victorian age and are still performed regularly and widely appreciated. In this country, the best known of their works are The Mikado, H.M.S. Pinafore and The Pirates of Penzance.
By the time Gilbert and Sullivan first collaborated, each was already well known to the British public. W.S. Gilbert (1836-1911) was known as a writer and artist for comic periodicals, and his early theatrical pieces were successes. He was the pre-eminent dramatist of the 1870's at the same time he began his collaboration with Sullivan. Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900) was already a well-known musician by the time he met Gilbert. His musical gifts were established early, and he had already composed popular drawing room songs as well as religious anthems, orchestral compositions and choral music.
The collaboration of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan was made possible by their third "partner," manager and impresario Richard D'Oyly Carte 1844-1900), who brought them together in 1875 and contracted with them to write their comic operas until their final work together in 1896. Carte set high production standards and, in 1881, he built the Savoy Theatre in London expressly for their operas. The Savoy would henceforth be associated with Gilbert and Sullivan and their operas would be known as the Savoy Operas. D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company continued to regularly perform these works until 1982. The D'Oyly Carte productions were considered traditional as they carried on much of the original staging as directed by Gilbert. Gilbert and Sullivan operas remained under copyright until 1961. Since that year, directors have adapted their work in more innovative and conceptual productions.
Scope and Content
This is a comprehensive collection of material relating to W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan; their collaboration which produced fourteen comic operas (1871-1896); D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company which initially produced them and continued to do so until 1982; and contemporary artists and personalities. The collection has its focus in nineteenth century material, and documents the varied artistic endeavors of both Gilbert and Sullivan, the literary and musical significance of their collaboration, and the social phenomenon engendered by the popularity of these productions.
The collection includes autograph and manuscript material of both Gilbert and Sullivan, including Sullivan's musical manuscript setting of a song by Benjamin Disraeli; published works with ownership or presentation inscriptions, including a presentation copy from Gilbert to his wife, and acting editions with the ownership signature of Gilbert's mother. Autograph letters of Richard D'Oyly Carte and other contemporary personalities.
First and early editions of the British librettos documenting Gilbert's characteristic changes to text and lyrics; programs and souvenirs from the original productions of all fourteen Gilbert and Sullivan operas; a collection of nineteenth century American librettos containing additional early variants of Gilbert's lyrics and texts.
Early programs documenting the popularity of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas in America, including an extensive archive of H.M.S. Pinafore material from Boston 1878-1879.
Early acting editions, librettos, programs and periodicals documenting Gilbert's career as writer and illustrator of prose and verse and his stature as the pre-eminent British dramatist of his day. An extensive run of Fun (London) 1861-1876 containing his early contributions. A comprehensive collection of his published works.
A collection of vocal scores of the operas and early sheet music including Sullivan's popular songs and anthems. Dance arrangements of music from the Gilbert and Sullivan operas with color lithographed covers
Librettos, programs, and additional material relating to comic operas written by other composers and librettists for D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company and other companies.
A collection of 47 signed watercolor designs by Atillio Comelli for the original production of Sullivan's comic opera The Chieftain at the Savoy Theatre, London, 1894.
A complete run of The Tomahawk: A Saturday Journal of Satire (London, 1867-70) with entries relating to early separate works by Gilbert and Sullivan. A complete run of Good Words for the Young (London, 1868-72) containing Gilbert's illustrations for his father's serialized fantasy, King George's Middy. An extensive run of The Era Almanack and Annual (London, 1870-1900) containing contributions by Gilbert as well as other contemporary theatrical figures
Nineteenth century advertising material documenting the phenomenal popularity of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas in America, including more than 250 chromolithographed advertising trade cards, as well as other mass-produced items and printed ephemera.
A large collection of over 400 illustrated pages from nineteenth century periodicals relating to Gilbert, Sullivan, D'Oyly Carte, and the operas.
Photographic material relating to the Gilbert and Sullivan operas, including hundreds of nineteenth century cabinet photographs, cartes de visite and tintypes. A collection of early twentieth century postcards with portraits of principals of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
Nineteenth century and later posters and other ephemera designed for specific productions.
Several hundred books and pamphlets including historical and critical studies, biographical, bibliographic and other reference material, and a collection of books about the operas written for children.
A collection of twentieth century periodicals published to provide news and scholarly material for the Gilbert and Sullivan community.
Detailed research notes on items in the collection; correspondence with other collectors and scholars; source books and scrap books; photocopies of scholarly articles.
Arrangement
The posters are arranged in numerical order using a unique identifier.
Subject(s):
Theater
Theaters--Stage setting and scenery
Theater--Performances
Musical theater
Playbills (Posters)
Theater programs
Musicals--Librettos
Gilbert, W. S. (William Schwenck ), 1836-1911
Sullivan, Arthur, 1842-1900
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Gift of Harold Kanthor M.D. beginning in 2014.Accruals
Accruals are expected for this collection.Access
The Harold A. Kanthor Collection of Gilbert and Sullivan is open for research use. Researchers are advised to contact Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation prior to visiting. Upon arrival, researchers will also be asked to fill out a registration form and provide photo identification.Use
Reproductions are made upon request but can be subject to restrictions. Permission to publish materials from the collection must currently be requested. Please note that some materials may be copyrighted or restricted. It is the researcher's obligation to determine and satisfy copyright or other case restrictions when publishing or otherwise distributing materials found in the collections. For more information contact rarebks@library.rochester.eduCitation
[Item title, item date], Harold A. Kanthor Collection of Gilbert and Sullivan, D.486, Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, River Campus Libraries, University of RochesterRelated Materials
The following description provides details of the remaining material in the Harold A. Kanthor Collection of Gilbert and Sullivan. This material is currently being held by Dr. Kanthor, however, arrangements may be made to use these items in the Department of Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation. Please contact the department for further information.
This comprehensive collection consists of material relating to W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan; their collaboration which produced fourteen comic operas (1871-1896); D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company which initially produced them and continued to do so until 1982; and contemporary artists and personalities. The collection has its focus in nineteenth century material, and documents the varied artistic endeavors of both Gilbert and Sullivan, the literary and musical significance of their collaboration, and the social phenomenon engendered by the popularity of these productions.
Some highlights of the collection include:
- First and early editions of the British librettos documenting Gilbert's characteristic changes to text and lyrics.
- Programs and souvenirs from the original productions of all fourteen Gilbert and Sullivan operas (1871-1896).
- A collection of nineteenth century American librettos containing additional early variants of Gilbert's lyrics and texts.
- Early programs documenting the popularity of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas in America, including an extensive archive of H.M.S. Pinafore material from Boston 1878-1879.
- Early acting editions, librettos, programs and periodicals documenting Gilbert's career as writer and illustrator of prose and verse and his stature as the pre-eminent British dramatist of his day. An extensive run of Fun (London) 1861-1876 containing his early contributions. A comprehensive collection of his published works.
- A collection of vocal scores of the operas and early sheet music including Sullivan's popular songs and anthems. Dance arrangements of music from the Gilbert and Sullivan operas with color lithographed covers.
- Autograph and manuscript material of both Gilbert and Sullivan, including Sullivan's musical manuscript setting of a song by Benjamin Disraeli. Published works with ownership or presentation inscriptions, including a presentation copy from Gilbert to his wife, and acting editions with the ownership signature of Gilbert's mother.
- Librettos, programs, and additional material relating to comic operas written by other composers and librettists for D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company.
- A complete run of The Tomahawk: A Saturday Journal of Satire (London, 1867-70) with entries relating to early separate works by Gilbert and Sullivan. A complete run of Good Words for the Young (London, 1868-72) containing Gilbert's illustrations for his father's serialized fantasy, King George's Middy. An extensive run of The Era Almanack and Annual (London, 1870-1900) containing contributions by Gilbert as well as other contemporary theatrical figures.
- A collection of 47 signed watercolor designs by Atillio Comelli for the original production of Sullivan's comic opera The Chieftain at the Savoy Theatre, London, 1894.
- A large archive of correspondence between Victorian entertainer Corney Grain and his theatrical and musical contemporaries, which includes autograph letters from W.S. Gilbert, Arthur Sullivan and their circle.
- Several hundred books and pamphlets including historical and critical studies, biographical, bibliographic and other reference material, and a collection of books about the operas written for children.
- Nineteenth century advertising material documenting the phenomenal popularity of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas in America, including more than 250 chromolithographed advertising trade cards, as well as other mass-produced items and printed ephemera.
- A large collection of over 400 illustrated pages from nineteenth century periodicals relating to Gilbert, Sullivan, D'Oyly Carte, and the operas.
- Photographic material, including hundreds of nineteenth century cabinet photographs and cartes de visite, and early twentieth century postcards with portraits of principals of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
- Nineteenth and twentieth century posters and other ephemera designed for specific productions.
- A collection of twentieth century periodicals published to provide news and scholarly material for the Gilbert and Sullivan community.
- Detailed research notes on items in the collection; correspondence with other collectors and scholars; source books and scrap books; photocopies of scholarly articles.
Administrative Information
Author: Harold A. Kanthor
Publisher: Rare Books, Special Collections, and Preservation, River Campus Libraries, University of Rochester
Address:
Rush Rhees Library
Second Floor, Room 225
Rochester, NY 14627-0055
rarebks@library.rochester.edu
URL:
Finding aid publication date: 2017-2022
Content List
Series I: Visual materials
Posters
The posters in the Harold A. Kanthor Collection of Gilbert and Sullivan are a diverse group representing advertisements for specific productions or theatrical companies. They provide a varied range of graphic design as well as a historical context for understanding the theatrical evolution of Gilbert and Sullivan productions. The posters are subdivided by specific operas, with three categories repeated throughout each opera designation: Production, Adaptation, and Film. Within each designation, posters are described in chronological order. Posters for specific operas are followed by posters generically produced for the D'Oyly Carte Company, posters for non-theatrical advertising, posters for films not produced for specific operas, and posters for other types of productions or events.
Thespis
Productions
Drawer A10, Object 146Durham, NC, 2017
Country of origin: USA
Thespis. A Comic Opera by Gilbert, Jones, & Sullivan. Presented by The Durham Savoyards Ltd. on a double-bill with Gilbert & Sullivan's Trial By Jury. October 12-15, 2017. World premier of an original score by Alan Riley Jones.
Poster design: Color illustration of a face of an ancient Greek.
Thespis. A Comic Opera by Gilbert, Jones, & Sullivan. Presented by The Durham Savoyards Ltd. on a double-bill with Gilbert & Sullivan's Trial By Jury. October 12-15, 2017. World premier of an original score by Alan Riley Jones.
Poster design: Color illustration of a face of an ancient Greek.
1 Item(s) total
Sunderland, UK, 2019
Country of origin: U.K.
St. Andrew's Operatic Society. Thespis. The Gods Grown Old. Baker & Henty. Gilbert & Sullivan. Wed 13-Fri 15 Feb 2019, 7:15 PM. Sat 16 Feb 2019, 4:30 PM. Priestman Hall, Rooker, Sunderland.
Poster design: Color representation of an ancient Greek temple. 2007 version by Timothy Henty and Anthony Baker.
St. Andrew's Operatic Society. Thespis. The Gods Grown Old. Baker & Henty. Gilbert & Sullivan. Wed 13-Fri 15 Feb 2019, 7:15 PM. Sat 16 Feb 2019, 4:30 PM. Priestman Hall, Rooker, Sunderland.
Poster design: Color representation of an ancient Greek temple. 2007 version by Timothy Henty and Anthony Baker.
1 Item(s) total
Middletown, CT, 2019
Country of origin: USA
The Connecticut Gilbert & Sullivan Society presents Gilbert & Sullivan's Thespis. October 12, 2:00 P.M., 7:30 PM. October 13, 2:00 P.M. Santo Fragilio Performing Arts Center, Middletown High School, Middletown, CT.
Poster design: Statue of a Greek god with symbols of Comedy and Tragedy.
The Connecticut Gilbert & Sullivan Society presents Gilbert & Sullivan's Thespis. October 12, 2:00 P.M., 7:30 PM. October 13, 2:00 P.M. Santo Fragilio Performing Arts Center, Middletown High School, Middletown, CT.
Poster design: Statue of a Greek god with symbols of Comedy and Tragedy.
1 Item(s) total
Trial by Jury
Productions
Trial by Jury and Cox and Box [Michigan], 1986
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society with The Ann Arbor Chamber Orchestra presents Trial by Jury and Cox and Box. July 3-6. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. July 3,4,5, 8:00 PM. July 5,6, 2:00 PM. Ann Arbor Summer Festival.
Poster design: Two color illustration of Judge and woman holding a scale with Cox and Box on either side.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society with The Ann Arbor Chamber Orchestra presents Trial by Jury and Cox and Box. July 3-6. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. July 3,4,5, 8:00 PM. July 5,6, 2:00 PM. Ann Arbor Summer Festival.
Poster design: Two color illustration of Judge and woman holding a scale with Cox and Box on either side.
1 Item(s) total
The Sorcerer and Trial by Jury [Jerusalem], 2019
Country of origin: Israel.
Encore! Educational Theatre Company proudly presents a double bill of Gilbert & Sullivan's The Sorcerer and Trial by Jury. Performed in English with Hebrew surtitles. Stage direction by Robert Binder. Musical Direction by Paul Slater. Choreoggraphy by Judy Brown. Designed by Roxane Goodkin-Levy. Wed. Dec 25, 8:00 p.m./ Thurs. Dec. 26, 8:00 p.m./ Tues Dec. 31, 8:00 p.m./ Wed. Jan. 1, 5:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m./ Thurs Jan. 2, 8:00 p.m. Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors as the Sorcerer, Alexis and Aline.
Encore! Educational Theatre Company proudly presents a double bill of Gilbert & Sullivan's The Sorcerer and Trial by Jury. Performed in English with Hebrew surtitles. Stage direction by Robert Binder. Musical Direction by Paul Slater. Choreoggraphy by Judy Brown. Designed by Roxane Goodkin-Levy. Wed. Dec 25, 8:00 p.m./ Thurs. Dec. 26, 8:00 p.m./ Tues Dec. 31, 8:00 p.m./ Wed. Jan. 1, 5:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m./ Thurs Jan. 2, 8:00 p.m. Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors as the Sorcerer, Alexis and Aline.
1 Item(s) total
The Sorcerer
Productions
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, [ca. 1919, reprinted ca. 1950]
Country of origin: England.
The Sorcerer. D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
Poster Designed by H.M. Brock. Image of John Wellington Wells with teapot. Printed by David Allen & Sons, Ltd., 17 Leicester St., London W. Belfast. Etc. Produced for the production at the Prince's Theatre, London, 1919, but was reprinted by David Allen ca. 1950 with official permission of D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
The Sorcerer. D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
Poster Designed by H.M. Brock. Image of John Wellington Wells with teapot. Printed by David Allen & Sons, Ltd., 17 Leicester St., London W. Belfast. Etc. Produced for the production at the Prince's Theatre, London, 1919, but was reprinted by David Allen ca. 1950 with official permission of D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
1 Item(s) total
University of Michigan, 1983
Country of origin: USA
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents The Sorcerer by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur S. Sullivan. Nov. 30, Dec.1,2,3 at 8:00 p.m. Dec. 3 at 2:00 p.m. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Ann Arbor, Michigan. 1983.
Poster design: Two color illustration of teapots surrounded by hearts. Design by Julie Tanguay.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents The Sorcerer by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur S. Sullivan. Nov. 30, Dec.1,2,3 at 8:00 p.m. Dec. 3 at 2:00 p.m. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Ann Arbor, Michigan. 1983.
Poster design: Two color illustration of teapots surrounded by hearts. Design by Julie Tanguay.
1 Item(s) total
University of Michigan, 1994
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents The Sorcerer. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Dec. 1-3 at 8 PM, Dec. 3 & 4 at 2 PM.
Poster design: Two color illustration of a steaming cup with a sorcerer's image in the steam. Design by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents The Sorcerer. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Dec. 1-3 at 8 PM, Dec. 3 & 4 at 2 PM.
Poster design: Two color illustration of a steaming cup with a sorcerer's image in the steam. Design by David Zinn.
1 Item(s) total
University of Michigan production meeting announcement, 2010
Country of origin: USA.
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society at the University of Michigan Will Have A Mass Meeting For Our Fall Production of Gilbert & Sullivan's The Sorcerer. Mass Meeting To Be Held At The Michigan League Koessler Room, September 12, 2010 at 7:30 pm.
Poster design: Color lithograph of teapot with steam forming the letter S.
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society at the University of Michigan Will Have A Mass Meeting For Our Fall Production of Gilbert & Sullivan's The Sorcerer. Mass Meeting To Be Held At The Michigan League Koessler Room, September 12, 2010 at 7:30 pm.
Poster design: Color lithograph of teapot with steam forming the letter S.
1 Item(s) total
Austin, TX, 2015
Country of origin: USA.
Gilbert & Sullivan's The Sorcerer.
The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Austin (TX). June 18-28 [2015]. "A love potion casts a magical musical spell." Nine performances at the Worley Barton Theater at Brenton Christian School. Artistic & Stage Director: Ralph MacPhail, Jr. Music Director: Jeffrey Jones-Ragona. This project is fnded and supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and in part by the City of Austin Economic Development Department/Cultural Arts Division.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying J.W. Wells, Alexis and Aline. Photography: Brenda Ladd.
Gilbert & Sullivan's The Sorcerer.
The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Austin (TX). June 18-28 [2015]. "A love potion casts a magical musical spell." Nine performances at the Worley Barton Theater at Brenton Christian School. Artistic & Stage Director: Ralph MacPhail, Jr. Music Director: Jeffrey Jones-Ragona. This project is fnded and supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and in part by the City of Austin Economic Development Department/Cultural Arts Division.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying J.W. Wells, Alexis and Aline. Photography: Brenda Ladd.
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University of Michigan, 2016
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents The Sorcerer. December 8-11, 2016, Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Thursday-Saturday at 8 pm. Saturday & Sunday at 2 pm.
Poster design: Color illustration of evil image looking over teapot. Designed by Julie Tanguay.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents The Sorcerer. December 8-11, 2016, Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Thursday-Saturday at 8 pm. Saturday & Sunday at 2 pm.
Poster design: Color illustration of evil image looking over teapot. Designed by Julie Tanguay.
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The Sorcerer and Trial by Jury [Jerusalem], 2019
Country of origin: Israel.
Encore! Educational Theatre Company proudly presents a double bill of Gilbert & Sullivan's The Sorecerer and Trial by Jury. Performed in English with Hebrew surtitles. Stage direction by Robert Binder. Musical Direction by Paul Salter. Choreography by Judy Brown. Designed by Roxane Goodkin-Levy. Wed. Dec. 25 8:00 p.m./ Thurs Dec. 26 8:00 p.m./Tues. Dec. 31 8:00 p.m./ Wed. Jan. 1 5:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m./ Thurs. Jan. 2 8:00 p.m. Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors as Sorcerer, Alexis and Aline.
Encore! Educational Theatre Company proudly presents a double bill of Gilbert & Sullivan's The Sorecerer and Trial by Jury. Performed in English with Hebrew surtitles. Stage direction by Robert Binder. Musical Direction by Paul Salter. Choreography by Judy Brown. Designed by Roxane Goodkin-Levy. Wed. Dec. 25 8:00 p.m./ Thurs Dec. 26 8:00 p.m./Tues. Dec. 31 8:00 p.m./ Wed. Jan. 1 5:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m./ Thurs. Jan. 2 8:00 p.m. Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors as Sorcerer, Alexis and Aline.
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H.M.S. Pinafore
Productions
UK, [ca. 1920]
Country of origin: England.
H.M.S. Pinafore -or The Lass that loved a Sailor. Color lithographed poster. Stock poster with no theatre identified. Printed by Stafford & Co. Ltd., Netherfield, Nottingham; and London. No. 1479.
Poster design: Drawing of Captain Corcoran, Josephine and Sir Joseph Porter.
H.M.S. Pinafore -or The Lass that loved a Sailor. Color lithographed poster. Stock poster with no theatre identified. Printed by Stafford & Co. Ltd., Netherfield, Nottingham; and London. No. 1479.
Poster design: Drawing of Captain Corcoran, Josephine and Sir Joseph Porter.
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Stratford Festival, New York tour, [ca. 1960]
Country of origin: USA.
The Stratford Festival Company of Canada in Sir W.S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore. Directed by Tyrone Guthrie. Conducted by Louis Applebaum. Designed by Brian Jackson. Associate Conductor: Eugene Kusmiak. Limited engagement Beginning Sept. 7. Phoenix Theatre [New York].
Printed by Artcraft Litho & Ptg. Co, Inc., N.Y.C. 491.
Poster design: Two color poster with text and maritime decorations.
The Stratford Festival Company of Canada in Sir W.S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore. Directed by Tyrone Guthrie. Conducted by Louis Applebaum. Designed by Brian Jackson. Associate Conductor: Eugene Kusmiak. Limited engagement Beginning Sept. 7. Phoenix Theatre [New York].
Printed by Artcraft Litho & Ptg. Co, Inc., N.Y.C. 491.
Poster design: Two color poster with text and maritime decorations.
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The Gloriana Opera Company of Mendocino, 1978
Country of origin: USA The Gloriana Opera Company of Mendocino presents a comical opera in two acts by Gilbert & Sullivan. H.M.S. Pinafore. Crown Hall Mendocino commencing Jun 16 through Sept 3. Friday Saturday & Sunday eve at 8:30. Poster design: Reproduction of an 1879 lithograph scene, bordered in rope on blue background.
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Stratford Festival, 1981
Country of origin: Canada.
An Incredible Musical Extravaganza. Original Nautical Opera by Gilbert & Sullivan.
H.M.S. Pinafore or, "The Lass That Loved a Sailor." Stratford Festival 1981 Canada. Performances June 15-August 9. Previews from June 4.
Poster design: Color poster with cartoon illustrations of the ship and eight characters from the opera. Design by Integrated Graphics. Printed in Canada.
An Incredible Musical Extravaganza. Original Nautical Opera by Gilbert & Sullivan.
H.M.S. Pinafore or, "The Lass That Loved a Sailor." Stratford Festival 1981 Canada. Performances June 15-August 9. Previews from June 4.
Poster design: Color poster with cartoon illustrations of the ship and eight characters from the opera. Design by Integrated Graphics. Printed in Canada.
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San Diego, 1981
The San Diego Gilbert & Sullivan Repertory Company's HMS Pinafore. November 13,14,15,20,21,22,27,28 & 29. Fridays & Saturdays at 8:00; Sundays at 2:30, in the Casa Delprado Theatre, Balboa Park, San Diego. Don & Bonnie Ward, Directors & Choreographers. Hollace Koman, Musical Director.
Poster design: Printed in two colors. Cartoon illustration of the ship HMS Pinafore with crew on board. Design by G. Weinberg-Harter.
Poster design: Printed in two colors. Cartoon illustration of the ship HMS Pinafore with crew on board. Design by G. Weinberg-Harter.
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London, 1986
Country of origin: England.
Noel Pearson presents HMS Pinafore. Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert. Music by Sir Arthur Sullivan. Musical Adaptation and Arrangements by Bill Whelan. The Old Vic [Theatre]. 22 April-31 May 1986.
Poster design: Color cartoon illustration of characters on ship. Designed by DeWynters Ltd.
Noel Pearson presents HMS Pinafore. Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert. Music by Sir Arthur Sullivan. Musical Adaptation and Arrangements by Bill Whelan. The Old Vic [Theatre]. 22 April-31 May 1986.
Poster design: Color cartoon illustration of characters on ship. Designed by DeWynters Ltd.
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Light Opera of Manhattan, 1988
Country of origin: USA.
The Light Opera of Manhattan presents Gilbert & Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore. Three Weeks Only- April 13-May 1. Playhouse 91, 326 East 91st Street.
Poster design: Black and white illutration of four sailors in period costumes. Designed by "McK," 3/68.
The Light Opera of Manhattan presents Gilbert & Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore. Three Weeks Only- April 13-May 1. Playhouse 91, 326 East 91st Street.
Poster design: Black and white illutration of four sailors in period costumes. Designed by "McK," 3/68.
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Stratford Festival, 1992
Country of origin: Canada.
H.M.S. Pinafore. Stratford Festival. May 5 to November 15, 1992, Avon Theatre. Artistic Director: David William. Stratford, Ontario, Canada. First print run 5000/1992. Printed in Canada. H. Cooper, Stratford Festival.
Poster design: Illustration of Ralph Rackstraw and Josephine on board ship. Designed by Heather Cooper.
H.M.S. Pinafore. Stratford Festival. May 5 to November 15, 1992, Avon Theatre. Artistic Director: David William. Stratford, Ontario, Canada. First print run 5000/1992. Printed in Canada. H. Cooper, Stratford Festival.
Poster design: Illustration of Ralph Rackstraw and Josephine on board ship. Designed by Heather Cooper.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 1995
Country of origin: England.
[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, Birmingham. Gilbert & Sullivan, HMS Pinafore [advertised with] Johann Strauss, Die Fledermaus. Grand Theatre, Blackpool, 16th-20th May 1995.
Poster design: Color illustration of masquerade masks against architectural background. Designed by figurehead, Harrogate.
[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, Birmingham. Gilbert & Sullivan, HMS Pinafore [advertised with] Johann Strauss, Die Fledermaus. Grand Theatre, Blackpool, 16th-20th May 1995.
Poster design: Color illustration of masquerade masks against architectural background. Designed by figurehead, Harrogate.
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University of Michigan, 1995
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society proudly presents the greatest shipboard romance of all time... HMS Pinafore or the Lass Who Loved a Sailor. Lydia Mendelsshohn Theatre, April 6-8 and 13-15 at 8 p.m. April 8,9,15 & 16 at 2 p.m.
Poster design: Two-color cartoon of characters in the opera at bottom of poster and Ralph and Mabel at the top in the crow's nest of ship. Poster design by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society proudly presents the greatest shipboard romance of all time... HMS Pinafore or the Lass Who Loved a Sailor. Lydia Mendelsshohn Theatre, April 6-8 and 13-15 at 8 p.m. April 8,9,15 & 16 at 2 p.m.
Poster design: Two-color cartoon of characters in the opera at bottom of poster and Ralph and Mabel at the top in the crow's nest of ship. Poster design by David Zinn.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 1999
Raymond Gubbay presents in association with SBC The [New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. H.M.S. Pinafore at the Royal Festival Hall by Gilbert & Sullivan. Tuesday 27 July - Sunday 1 August. Evenings at 7:30 pam. Matinees Thursday & Saturday at 2:30 pm. Royal Festival Hall. Queen Elizabeth Hall. Purcell Room.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying Captain Corcoran, Little Buttercup and three sailors as if seen through a porthole.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying Captain Corcoran, Little Buttercup and three sailors as if seen through a porthole.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 2000
Country of origin: England.
Raymond Gubbay presents The [New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Gilbert & Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore. All aboard for a Topsy Turvy adventure. Savoy Theatre [London]. 13 December to 1 March. Martin Duncan: Director. Tim Hatley: Designer. Lindsay Dolan: Choreographer. Jown Owen Edwards: Musical Director.
Poster design: Color photograph of the head of an actor portraying Captain Corcoran emerging from a porthole. Newspaper review quotations.
Raymond Gubbay presents The [New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Gilbert & Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore. All aboard for a Topsy Turvy adventure. Savoy Theatre [London]. 13 December to 1 March. Martin Duncan: Director. Tim Hatley: Designer. Lindsay Dolan: Choreographer. Jown Owen Edwards: Musical Director.
Poster design: Color photograph of the head of an actor portraying Captain Corcoran emerging from a porthole. Newspaper review quotations.
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Austin, TX, 2000
Country of origin: USA.
There's nothing like a night with a bunch of sailors. Unless, of course,they get performance anxiety. Gilbert & Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore. Musical theatre gone overboard. June 30 - July 8. Helm Fine Arts Center, Austin, Texas.
Poster design. Two color background for text. Life preserver framing title.
There's nothing like a night with a bunch of sailors. Unless, of course,they get performance anxiety. Gilbert & Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore. Musical theatre gone overboard. June 30 - July 8. Helm Fine Arts Center, Austin, Texas.
Poster design. Two color background for text. Life preserver framing title.
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University of Michigan, 2001
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society Presents H.M.S. Pinafore or The Lass That Loved A Sailor. April 5-7 at 8 PM April 7 & 8 at 2 PM Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Two-color cartoon of three sailors dancing a hornpipe while Dick Deadeye watches from a trap door. Poster desinged by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society Presents H.M.S. Pinafore or The Lass That Loved A Sailor. April 5-7 at 8 PM April 7 & 8 at 2 PM Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Two-color cartoon of three sailors dancing a hornpipe while Dick Deadeye watches from a trap door. Poster desinged by David Zinn.
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Carl Rosa Company, 2003
Country of origin: U.K. Gilbert & Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore. Directed by Timothy West. With Colin Baker as Sir Joseph Porter KCB. Darlington Civic Theatre. Tuesday 16 - Saturday 20 September 2003. Poster design: Color photographs (by Tony Brown) of Colin Baker as Sir Joseph and unidentified actress. Designed by Simon Williams.
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Seattle, 2004
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary. H.M.S. Pinafore. Producer: Mike Storie. Director: Christine Goff. Music Director: Bernard Kwiram [advertised with] Pinapple Poll. Based on a poem by W.S. Gilbert with music by Arthur Sullivan. Arranged by Charles Mackerras. Gilbert &Sullivan in Dance. By Spectrum Dance Theatre. Donald Byrd, Artistic Director. July 9-10, 15-17, 22-24, 29-31, 2004, Bagley Wright Theater at Seattle Center.
Poster design: Color poster with illustration of two children looking at masted ship. Designed by Christian Salas.
The Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary. H.M.S. Pinafore. Producer: Mike Storie. Director: Christine Goff. Music Director: Bernard Kwiram [advertised with] Pinapple Poll. Based on a poem by W.S. Gilbert with music by Arthur Sullivan. Arranged by Charles Mackerras. Gilbert &Sullivan in Dance. By Spectrum Dance Theatre. Donald Byrd, Artistic Director. July 9-10, 15-17, 22-24, 29-31, 2004, Bagley Wright Theater at Seattle Center.
Poster design: Color poster with illustration of two children looking at masted ship. Designed by Christian Salas.
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Austin, TX, 2006
Country of origin: USA.
H.M.S. Pinafore. The Lass that Loved a Sailor... Presented by the Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Austin [Texas]. Director: Ralph MacPhail Jr. Musical Director: Jeffrey Jones-Ragona. Forrest Kline Performing Arts Center at Crockett High School, June 15-July 2. Thurs-Saturday at 8 pm, Sundays at 3 pm. This project is funded in part by the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division and by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying Josephine and Ralph Rackstraw. Photography and poster design: www.KennethGall.com.
H.M.S. Pinafore. The Lass that Loved a Sailor... Presented by the Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Austin [Texas]. Director: Ralph MacPhail Jr. Musical Director: Jeffrey Jones-Ragona. Forrest Kline Performing Arts Center at Crockett High School, June 15-July 2. Thurs-Saturday at 8 pm, Sundays at 3 pm. This project is funded in part by the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division and by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying Josephine and Ralph Rackstraw. Photography and poster design: www.KennethGall.com.
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Minneapolis, 2015
Country of origin: USA.
Gilbert and Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore or The Lass That Loved a Sailor. The Gilbert & Sullivan Very Light Opera Company. March 6 - March 29, 2015. Director: Lesley Hendrickson. Music Director: Randal Buikema. Howard Conn Fine Arts Center, Minneapolis.
Poster design: Color poster with illustration of a World War II era British naval shipyard. British flag in foreground. Design by Tom McGregor and Mary Olson based on a painting by Rowland Hilder.
Gilbert and Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore or The Lass That Loved a Sailor. The Gilbert & Sullivan Very Light Opera Company. March 6 - March 29, 2015. Director: Lesley Hendrickson. Music Director: Randal Buikema. Howard Conn Fine Arts Center, Minneapolis.
Poster design: Color poster with illustration of a World War II era British naval shipyard. British flag in foreground. Design by Tom McGregor and Mary Olson based on a painting by Rowland Hilder.
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University of Michigan, 2016
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert & Sullivan Society presents H.M.S. Pinafore or The Lass That Loved A Sailor. April 7-9, 2016 at 8 pm. April 9-10, 2016 at 2 pm, Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Banner with anchor and illustration of a masted ship.
The University of Michigan Gilbert & Sullivan Society presents H.M.S. Pinafore or The Lass That Loved A Sailor. April 7-9, 2016 at 8 pm. April 9-10, 2016 at 2 pm, Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Banner with anchor and illustration of a masted ship.
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London, 2021
Country of Origin: U.K. English National Opera. Les Dennis stars as the Admiral of the Fleet in this hilarious satire. Gilbert & Sullivan's unforgettable story, in English 29 October-11 December 2021 at London Coliseum.
Poster design: Color illustration of a model of a ship with Sir Joseph looking at a cloud through a telescope. Design by Rose.
Poster design: Color illustration of a model of a ship with Sir Joseph looking at a cloud through a telescope. Design by Rose.
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Adaptations
Starship Pinafore [Toronto], 2012
Country of Origin: Canada.
[North Toronto Players]. Starship Pinafore. The Lass Who Loved a Trekkie. Opens Fri. Feb. 24th-8 PM at the York Woods Library Theatre.
Poster design: Heads of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan under a space ship. Color photograph of cast under title.
[North Toronto Players]. Starship Pinafore. The Lass Who Loved a Trekkie. Opens Fri. Feb. 24th-8 PM at the York Woods Library Theatre.
Poster design: Heads of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan under a space ship. Color photograph of cast under title.
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The Pirates of Penzance
Productions
U.K., ca. 1920
Country of origin: England.
The Pirates of Penzance--or The Slave of Duty. Color lithographed stock poster with illustration of the pirate Frederic with General Stanley's daughters. Printed by Stafford & Co. Ltd., Netherfield, Nottingham: and London. No. 1481. No theatre identified.
The Pirates of Penzance--or The Slave of Duty. Color lithographed stock poster with illustration of the pirate Frederic with General Stanley's daughters. Printed by Stafford & Co. Ltd., Netherfield, Nottingham: and London. No. 1481. No theatre identified.
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U.K., ca. 1920
Country of origin: England.
The Pirates of Penzance or The Slave of Duty. Color lithographed stock poster with illustration of the Sergeant of Police, Pirate King and pirate. Printed by Stafford & Co. Ltd., Netherfield, Nottingham: and London. No. 1461. No theatre identified.
The Pirates of Penzance or The Slave of Duty. Color lithographed stock poster with illustration of the Sergeant of Police, Pirate King and pirate. Printed by Stafford & Co. Ltd., Netherfield, Nottingham: and London. No. 1461. No theatre identified.
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Stratford Festival New York tour, 1961
Country of origin: USA.
The Stratford Festival Company of Canada in W.S.Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan's comic opera The Pirates of Penzance. Directed by Tyrone Guthrie. The First Play in the 1961-1962 Subscription Series, Phoenix Theatre [New York].
Poster design: Text in black with orange island decorations and four newspaper review comments.
The Stratford Festival Company of Canada in W.S.Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan's comic opera The Pirates of Penzance. Directed by Tyrone Guthrie. The First Play in the 1961-1962 Subscription Series, Phoenix Theatre [New York].
Poster design: Text in black with orange island decorations and four newspaper review comments.
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New York, 1980
Country of origin: USA.
Broadway version of Joseph Papp's The Pirates of Penzance.
Joseph Papp presents Kevin Kline, Estelle Parsons, Londa Ronstadt, George Rose, Rex Smith in Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. Directed by Wilford Leach. Music adapted by William Elliott. Choreography by Graciela Daniele. Uris Theatre [New York].
Poster design: Color poster designed by Paul Davis. Illustration of the Pirate King bursting from poster surrounded by heads of Major General, Ruth, Frederic and Mabel.
Broadway version of Joseph Papp's The Pirates of Penzance.
Joseph Papp presents Kevin Kline, Estelle Parsons, Londa Ronstadt, George Rose, Rex Smith in Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. Directed by Wilford Leach. Music adapted by William Elliott. Choreography by Graciela Daniele. Uris Theatre [New York].
Poster design: Color poster designed by Paul Davis. Illustration of the Pirate King bursting from poster surrounded by heads of Major General, Ruth, Frederic and Mabel.
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London, 1981
Country of origin: England.
Presented by Michael White in association with The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company by arrangement with Louis Benjamin and Toby Rowland and The New York Shakespearee Festival Theatre (Joseph Papp, producer).
Tim Curry, Pamela Stephenson, George Cole, Annie Ross in Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance with Bonnie Langford, Chris Langham, introducing Michael Praed and Sylvester McCoy. Directed by Wilford Leach. Music adapted by William Elliott. Choreography by Graciela Daniele. Theatre Royal Drury Lane. London.
Poster design: Color poster with illustration of the Pirate King bursting from poster surrounded by heads of Major General, Ruth, Frederic and Mabel.
Presented by Michael White in association with The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company by arrangement with Louis Benjamin and Toby Rowland and The New York Shakespearee Festival Theatre (Joseph Papp, producer).
Tim Curry, Pamela Stephenson, George Cole, Annie Ross in Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance with Bonnie Langford, Chris Langham, introducing Michael Praed and Sylvester McCoy. Directed by Wilford Leach. Music adapted by William Elliott. Choreography by Graciela Daniele. Theatre Royal Drury Lane. London.
Poster design: Color poster with illustration of the Pirate King bursting from poster surrounded by heads of Major General, Ruth, Frederic and Mabel.
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San Diego, CA, 1982
Country of origin: USA.
The San Diego Gilbert & Sullivan Company's The Pirates of Penzance or The Slave of Duty. Staged by Andrew Traister. Musical Director, Hollace Koman. November 12,13,14,20, 26 & 27 at 8:00 p.m. and November 14,21, & 28 at 2:30 p.m. in the Casa del Prado Theatre, Balboa Park, San Diego [California].
Poster design: Two color poster designed by G. Weinberg-Harter with cartoon illustration of the Pirate King holding pirate flag and Policeman holding British flag. Text in calligraphy.
The San Diego Gilbert & Sullivan Company's The Pirates of Penzance or The Slave of Duty. Staged by Andrew Traister. Musical Director, Hollace Koman. November 12,13,14,20, 26 & 27 at 8:00 p.m. and November 14,21, & 28 at 2:30 p.m. in the Casa del Prado Theatre, Balboa Park, San Diego [California].
Poster design: Two color poster designed by G. Weinberg-Harter with cartoon illustration of the Pirate King holding pirate flag and Policeman holding British flag. Text in calligraphy.
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Stratford Festival, 1985
Country of origin: Canada.
Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. Stratford [Festival], Canada. 1985. "This is an independently produced souvenir poster. The proceeds shall be donated to the Stratford Festival's Tyrone Guthrie Awards."
Poster design: Four color poster. Line illustration of Frederic and Mabel. Multiple small images of pirates, policemen and maidens interspersed with title.
Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. Stratford [Festival], Canada. 1985. "This is an independently produced souvenir poster. The proceeds shall be donated to the Stratford Festival's Tyrone Guthrie Awards."
Poster design: Four color poster. Line illustration of Frederic and Mabel. Multiple small images of pirates, policemen and maidens interspersed with title.
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Minneapolis, MN, 1986
Country of origin: USA.
The Pirates of Penzance. April 4-20. Howard Conn Fine Arts Center. 1900 Nicollet. Minneapolis. The Gilbert & Sullivan Very Light Opera Company. Poster design: Color stylized image of a pirate. Designed by Charles Spencer Anderson. Duffy Design Group.
The Pirates of Penzance. April 4-20. Howard Conn Fine Arts Center. 1900 Nicollet. Minneapolis. The Gilbert & Sullivan Very Light Opera Company. Poster design: Color stylized image of a pirate. Designed by Charles Spencer Anderson. Duffy Design Group.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 1989
Country of origin: England.
By arrangement with Hugh Wontner. [New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company presents Gilbert & Sullivan. Opening Sept.6. Superb new production of The Pirates of Penzance [advertised with] Opening Sept. 12. The world's most popular musical, The Mikado. Savoy Theatre, Strand London WC2. For a limited season. Sponsored by British Midland.
By arrangement with Hugh Wontner. [New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company presents Gilbert & Sullivan. Opening Sept.6. Superb new production of The Pirates of Penzance [advertised with] Opening Sept. 12. The world's most popular musical, The Mikado. Savoy Theatre, Strand London WC2. For a limited season. Sponsored by British Midland.
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Seattle, 1989
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 35th Anniversary Year. The Pirates of Penzance. Bagley Wright Theatre. July 6-8, 13-15, 20-22, [1989].
Poster design: Color lithograph pirate in bowler hat. Designed and signed by Art Chantry.
The Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 35th Anniversary Year. The Pirates of Penzance. Bagley Wright Theatre. July 6-8, 13-15, 20-22, [1989].
Poster design: Color lithograph pirate in bowler hat. Designed and signed by Art Chantry.
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Michigan, 1992
Country of origin: USA.
Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert & Sullivan. Lydia Medelssohn Theatre. April 9-11 & 16-18 at 8 PM- April 11,12,18 & 19 at 2 PM. Presented by the University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society.
Poster design: Two color 1920's representation of Frederic, Mabel, Major General and Sergeant. Designed by David Zinn.
Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert & Sullivan. Lydia Medelssohn Theatre. April 9-11 & 16-18 at 8 PM- April 11,12,18 & 19 at 2 PM. Presented by the University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society.
Poster design: Two color 1920's representation of Frederic, Mabel, Major General and Sergeant. Designed by David Zinn.
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Houston, TX, 1993
The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Houston [Texas] presents The Pirates of Penzance or The Slave of Duty. Wortham Center, Cullen Theater. With Alistair Donkin as Major General Stanley. Alistair Donkin, Director. Robert Linder, Conductor. Fridays & Saturdays, July 16,17, 23 & 24 at 8 PM. Sundays, July 18 & 25 at 2:30 PM.
Poster design. Illustration of blue policeman's helmet with pirate flag. Design: Michael Jungnickel. Printing: Wetmore & Company.
Poster design. Illustration of blue policeman's helmet with pirate flag. Design: Michael Jungnickel. Printing: Wetmore & Company.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 1993
[New] D'Oyly Carte [Opera Company, Birmingham] [in] Offenbach's Orpheus in the Underworld. A co-production with Opera North [advertised with] Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. In association with Victoria State Opera. New Victoria Theatre, Woking. 26 -31 July, 1993. Peacocks Arts & Entertainiment Centre, Woking, Surrey.
Poster design: Color illustration of pirate and female singer. Design by Paton Walker. Illustration by Jack McCarthy. Printed by John Goodman.
Poster design: Color illustration of pirate and female singer. Design by Paton Walker. Illustration by Jack McCarthy. Printed by John Goodman.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 1993
Country of origin: England.
D'Oyly Carte are heading your way. Offenbach's Orpheus in the Underworld. Co-production with Opera North [advertised with] Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. In association with Victoria State Opera. 19 April - 1 May 1993. Sadler's Wells [Theatre, London]. [New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, Birmingham.
Poster design: Color photograph of six actors, some with hand baggage. Yellow text on black background. Design by Sightlines. Photo courtesy of Opera North.
D'Oyly Carte are heading your way. Offenbach's Orpheus in the Underworld. Co-production with Opera North [advertised with] Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. In association with Victoria State Opera. 19 April - 1 May 1993. Sadler's Wells [Theatre, London]. [New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, Birmingham.
Poster design: Color photograph of six actors, some with hand baggage. Yellow text on black background. Design by Sightlines. Photo courtesy of Opera North.
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Michigan, 1997
Country of origin: USA
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society invites you to celebrate its 50th anniversary with The Pirates of Penzance. April 10-12 & 17-19 at 8:00 p.m./ April 12,13 and 20 at 2:00 p.m./ April 19 at 1:00 p.m. Lydia Mendlessohn Theatre.
Poster design: Black and white illustration of a pirate with a toy gun against rose colored background. Designed by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society invites you to celebrate its 50th anniversary with The Pirates of Penzance. April 10-12 & 17-19 at 8:00 p.m./ April 12,13 and 20 at 2:00 p.m./ April 19 at 1:00 p.m. Lydia Mendlessohn Theatre.
Poster design: Black and white illustration of a pirate with a toy gun against rose colored background. Designed by David Zinn.
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Seattle, 1998
Country of origin: USA. The Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 44th Season. July 1998. The Pirates of Penzance. The Slave of Duty. July 9th-11th. 16th.18th.22nd.25th. Bagley Wright Theatre at Seattle Center. Poster design: Color illustration of pirate with sword under pirate flag. Designed by Marilyn Webberley
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U.K. Productions, Ltd. tour, 1998
Country of origin: England.
Peter Frosdick and Martin Dodd for UK Productions Ltd by arrangement with Josef Weinberger on behalf of Music Theatre International of New York proudly presents Paul Nicholas as the Pirate King in The Smash Hit Broadway and West End Musical The Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert & Sullivan. Directed and choreographed by Christopher Robinson. Musical Director Richard Holmes. Lighting Designer John Port. Sound Designer Glen Beckley. Produced by Martin Dodd and Peter Frosdick. Theatre Royal Nottingham. Monday 28 September to Saturday 3 October 1998.
Poster design: Color photogaph of Paul Nicholas as the Pirate King with ship in background. Design, reprographics and print by Heckford Advertising.
Peter Frosdick and Martin Dodd for UK Productions Ltd by arrangement with Josef Weinberger on behalf of Music Theatre International of New York proudly presents Paul Nicholas as the Pirate King in The Smash Hit Broadway and West End Musical The Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert & Sullivan. Directed and choreographed by Christopher Robinson. Musical Director Richard Holmes. Lighting Designer John Port. Sound Designer Glen Beckley. Produced by Martin Dodd and Peter Frosdick. Theatre Royal Nottingham. Monday 28 September to Saturday 3 October 1998.
Poster design: Color photogaph of Paul Nicholas as the Pirate King with ship in background. Design, reprographics and print by Heckford Advertising.
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Vienna, 2002
Country of origin: Austria.
Die Piraten von Penzance oder Der Sklave der Pflicht, Volksoper Wien production. Jahresprojekt 2002. Operetten Europas 3. Freitag 24. Mai 2002. Comic opera in zwei akten. Text von Sir William Schwenck Gilbert. Musik von Sir Arthur Sullivan. Deutsche Obersetzung von Inge Greiffenhagen und Bettina von Leoprechting. Bearbeitung der Dialoge Matthias Schonfeldt. Generalmajor Stanley: Josef Forstner. Richard, Piratenkonig: Wicus Slabbert. Samuel, sein Leutnant: Adrian Erod. Frederic, Piratenlehrling: Stephen Chaundy. Frederic, der andere: Howard Nightingall. Edward, Polizeisergeant: Steffen Rossler. Mabel: Tochter des Generalmajors Stanley: Hiroko Kouda. Edith: Gabriela Bone. Kate: Christiane Costisella. Isabel:Marie Luise Huhl. Ruth: Dame Gwyneth Jones. Joe, Schiffsjung: Michael Siller. Musikalische Leitung: William Boughton. Inszenierung: Matthias Schonfeldt. Buhnenbild: Bert Neumann. Kostume: Barbara Aigner. Choreinstudierung: Michael Tomaschek. Choreographie: Hans-Georg Lenhart. Licht: Lothare Baumgarte. Dramaturgie: Birgit Meyer. Orchester, Chor und Zusatzchor der Volksoper Wien. Studierende der Universitat fur Musik. Komparserie und Kinder der Volksoper Wien.
Poster design: Text only on orange background.
Die Piraten von Penzance oder Der Sklave der Pflicht, Volksoper Wien production. Jahresprojekt 2002. Operetten Europas 3. Freitag 24. Mai 2002. Comic opera in zwei akten. Text von Sir William Schwenck Gilbert. Musik von Sir Arthur Sullivan. Deutsche Obersetzung von Inge Greiffenhagen und Bettina von Leoprechting. Bearbeitung der Dialoge Matthias Schonfeldt. Generalmajor Stanley: Josef Forstner. Richard, Piratenkonig: Wicus Slabbert. Samuel, sein Leutnant: Adrian Erod. Frederic, Piratenlehrling: Stephen Chaundy. Frederic, der andere: Howard Nightingall. Edward, Polizeisergeant: Steffen Rossler. Mabel: Tochter des Generalmajors Stanley: Hiroko Kouda. Edith: Gabriela Bone. Kate: Christiane Costisella. Isabel:Marie Luise Huhl. Ruth: Dame Gwyneth Jones. Joe, Schiffsjung: Michael Siller. Musikalische Leitung: William Boughton. Inszenierung: Matthias Schonfeldt. Buhnenbild: Bert Neumann. Kostume: Barbara Aigner. Choreinstudierung: Michael Tomaschek. Choreographie: Hans-Georg Lenhart. Licht: Lothare Baumgarte. Dramaturgie: Birgit Meyer. Orchester, Chor und Zusatzchor der Volksoper Wien. Studierende der Universitat fur Musik. Komparserie und Kinder der Volksoper Wien.
Poster design: Text only on orange background.
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Michigan, 2003
Country of origin: USA.
The Universiy of Michign Gilbert & Sullivan Society presents The Pirates of Penzance or the Slave of Duty. April 3-5 at 8 p.m./ April 5 6 at 2 p.m. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Two color poster: Mabel pokes the Pirate King in the eye with her parasol. Poster designed by David Zinn.
The Universiy of Michign Gilbert & Sullivan Society presents The Pirates of Penzance or the Slave of Duty. April 3-5 at 8 p.m./ April 5 6 at 2 p.m. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Two color poster: Mabel pokes the Pirate King in the eye with her parasol. Poster designed by David Zinn.
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Syracuse, NY, 2004
Country of origin: USA.
The Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert Sullivan. Syracuse [NY] Opera. Feb 6, 2004 at 8 pm. Feb. 8, 2004 at 2:30 pm.
Poster design: Illustration of pirate with statement: "These buccaneers are better at blundering than plundering." Illustration by Bob Ripley.
The Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert Sullivan. Syracuse [NY] Opera. Feb 6, 2004 at 8 pm. Feb. 8, 2004 at 2:30 pm.
Poster design: Illustration of pirate with statement: "These buccaneers are better at blundering than plundering." Illustration by Bob Ripley.
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Carl Rosa tour, 2006
Country of origin: England.
Gilbert Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. Carl Rosa Company. International Tour 2006-7, UK-USA-Canada. Mon. 18 - Sat. 23 September 2006. Birmingham Hippodrome.
Poster design: Color photograph of two pirates with skull, pistol and truncheon.
Gilbert Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. Carl Rosa Company. International Tour 2006-7, UK-USA-Canada. Mon. 18 - Sat. 23 September 2006. Birmingham Hippodrome.
Poster design: Color photograph of two pirates with skull, pistol and truncheon.
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Austin, TX, 2008
Country of origin: USA.
The Pirates of Penzance. The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Austin [Texas]. Artistic Director: Ralph MacPhail, Jr. Music Director: Jeffrey Jones-Ragona. June 19-29. Thursdays-Sundays. Evening performances at 8 pm. Saturday Suday Matinees at 3 pm. Children's Day Pre-Curtain Activities: June 22 28. Captioning June 21,26 28. Forrest Kline Performing Arts Center at Crockett High School. This project is funded and supported in part by the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division and by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying Mabel, Frederic and the Pirate King. Photo: KennethGall.com.
The Pirates of Penzance. The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Austin [Texas]. Artistic Director: Ralph MacPhail, Jr. Music Director: Jeffrey Jones-Ragona. June 19-29. Thursdays-Sundays. Evening performances at 8 pm. Saturday Suday Matinees at 3 pm. Children's Day Pre-Curtain Activities: June 22 28. Captioning June 21,26 28. Forrest Kline Performing Arts Center at Crockett High School. This project is funded and supported in part by the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division and by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying Mabel, Frederic and the Pirate King. Photo: KennethGall.com.
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Munich, 2009
Country of origin: Germany.
Die Piraten von Penzance oder Der Sklave der Pflicht. Operette von Gilbert Sullivan. ab 15. Mai 2009. Staatstheater am Gartnerplatz. Musikalisch Leitung: Anthony Bramall. Inszenierung: Holger Seitz. Buhne: Herbert Buckmiller. Kostume: Gotz Lanzelot Fischer. Poster illustration: Playmobil pirate. Foto: Gunnar Reichard.
Poster design: Color poster featuring Playmobil pirate.
Die Piraten von Penzance oder Der Sklave der Pflicht. Operette von Gilbert Sullivan. ab 15. Mai 2009. Staatstheater am Gartnerplatz. Musikalisch Leitung: Anthony Bramall. Inszenierung: Holger Seitz. Buhne: Herbert Buckmiller. Kostume: Gotz Lanzelot Fischer. Poster illustration: Playmobil pirate. Foto: Gunnar Reichard.
Poster design: Color poster featuring Playmobil pirate.
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Munich, 2009
Country of origin: Germany.
Die Piraten von Penzance. Operette von Gilbert Sullivan. Staatstheater am Gartnerplatz.
Poster design: Color photograph of actor portraying pirate. Photograph by Lioba Schoneck.
Die Piraten von Penzance. Operette von Gilbert Sullivan. Staatstheater am Gartnerplatz.
Poster design: Color photograph of actor portraying pirate. Photograph by Lioba Schoneck.
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Hof, 2012
Theater Hof. 12/13. Die Piraten [The Pirates of Penzance]. Operette von Arthur Sullivan. Ab. 30 November 2012. "Wir sollten jetzt nicht den verstand verlieren!"
Poster design: Text only. Tan lettering on black.
Poster design: Text only. Tan lettering on black.
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London, 2015
Country of origin: England.
English National Opera. Gilbert Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. Directed by Mike Leigh. 9 May - 27 June [2015]. Also live in cinemas 19 May. London Coliseum. Support using public funding by Arts Council England.
Poster design: Cartoon pirate manipulating a tiny puppet representing Frederic. Design by Toby Leigh. Limited edition of 100 color silk screen posters, signed by Mike Leigh. This poster number 3/100.
English National Opera. Gilbert Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. Directed by Mike Leigh. 9 May - 27 June [2015]. Also live in cinemas 19 May. London Coliseum. Support using public funding by Arts Council England.
Poster design: Cartoon pirate manipulating a tiny puppet representing Frederic. Design by Toby Leigh. Limited edition of 100 color silk screen posters, signed by Mike Leigh. This poster number 3/100.
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London, 2015
Country of origin: England.
English National Opera presents The Pirates of Penzance. Directed by Mike Leigh. Live from the London Coliseum in stunning cinematic HD. Live in cinemas one night only. 19 May 2015. Supported by Arts Council England.
Poster design: Color printed cartoon pirate manipulating a tiny puppet representing Frederic. Design by Toby Leigh. Poster printed for London tube station display.
English National Opera presents The Pirates of Penzance. Directed by Mike Leigh. Live from the London Coliseum in stunning cinematic HD. Live in cinemas one night only. 19 May 2015. Supported by Arts Council England.
Poster design: Color printed cartoon pirate manipulating a tiny puppet representing Frederic. Design by Toby Leigh. Poster printed for London tube station display.
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Luxembourg, 2015
Country of origin: Luxembourg.
Les Theatres de la Ville de Luxembourg. Grand Theatre. Vendredi 16 Octobre 2015. Dimanche 18 Octobre 2015. The Pirates of Penzance. [Co-production with English National Opera]. Sir Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900). Comic Opera in Two Acts. Libretto by William Schwenck Gilbert. Official Premiere at the Fifth Avenue Theatre in New York on 31st December 1879. In English, with French German Subtitles. Conductor Timothy Henty. Director Mike Leigh. With Adrian Powter, Joshua Bloom, Robert Murray, Mark Richardson, Claudia Boyle, Rebecca De Pont Davies, James Bobby, Teresa Andrasi, Elena Kochukova, Almut Hellwig.
Poster design: Color photograph of a scene from the opera. Photograph by Tristram Kenton.
Les Theatres de la Ville de Luxembourg. Grand Theatre. Vendredi 16 Octobre 2015. Dimanche 18 Octobre 2015. The Pirates of Penzance. [Co-production with English National Opera]. Sir Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900). Comic Opera in Two Acts. Libretto by William Schwenck Gilbert. Official Premiere at the Fifth Avenue Theatre in New York on 31st December 1879. In English, with French German Subtitles. Conductor Timothy Henty. Director Mike Leigh. With Adrian Powter, Joshua Bloom, Robert Murray, Mark Richardson, Claudia Boyle, Rebecca De Pont Davies, James Bobby, Teresa Andrasi, Elena Kochukova, Almut Hellwig.
Poster design: Color photograph of a scene from the opera. Photograph by Tristram Kenton.
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Seattle, 2015
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society's The Pirates of Penzance. Evenings at 7:30 PM: July 10,11,17,18,24,25. Matinees at 2 PM: July 11,12,18,19 25. Bagley Wright Theatre (at the Seattle Center). Poster design: Color cartoon figure of pirate holding a cup of tea with British flag design on tea bag.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society's The Pirates of Penzance. Evenings at 7:30 PM: July 10,11,17,18,24,25. Matinees at 2 PM: July 11,12,18,19 25. Bagley Wright Theatre (at the Seattle Center). Poster design: Color cartoon figure of pirate holding a cup of tea with British flag design on tea bag.
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Leipzig, 2016
Country of origin: Austria.
Musikalische Komodie. Die Piraten von Penzance oder Der Sklave der Plicht. Gilbert Sullivan. Ab 08. Okt, 2016, Musicalische Komodie. Oper Leipzig.
Poster design: Color photograph portraits of five principal actors in costume. Photograph by Kirsten Nijhof.
Musikalische Komodie. Die Piraten von Penzance oder Der Sklave der Plicht. Gilbert Sullivan. Ab 08. Okt, 2016, Musicalische Komodie. Oper Leipzig.
Poster design: Color photograph portraits of five principal actors in costume. Photograph by Kirsten Nijhof.
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University of Michigan, 2017
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents The Pirates of Penzance or The Slave of Duty. April 13-16, 2017. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Thursday-Saturday at 8 pm. Saturday Sunday at 2 pm.
Poster design: Color illustration of The Major General with a gun pointed to his head.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents The Pirates of Penzance or The Slave of Duty. April 13-16, 2017. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Thursday-Saturday at 8 pm. Saturday Sunday at 2 pm.
Poster design: Color illustration of The Major General with a gun pointed to his head.
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Bulgaria, 2019
Country of origin: Bulgaria.
Poster design: Color illustration of a skull with a heart-shaped eye patch and The Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert Sullivan printed in English on a ship silhouette. Text in cyrillic. Printed for the Opera Plovdiv production.
Poster design: Color illustration of a skull with a heart-shaped eye patch and The Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert Sullivan printed in English on a ship silhouette. Text in cyrillic. Printed for the Opera Plovdiv production.
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Jerusalem, 2019
Country of origin: Israel.
Encore! Educational Theatre Company proudly presents Gilbert Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance or The Slave of Duty. Performed in English with Hebrew Surtitles. Staging by Robert Binder and Aviella Trapido. Musical direction by Paul Salter. Coreography by Yael Greenblatt. Scenic Design by Roxane Goodkin-Levy. Tues. 28 May 7:30 PM./ Wed 29 May 6:00 PM./ Thurs. 30 May 7:30 PM./ Tues. 4 June 7:30 PM./ Wed. 5 June 6:00 PM./ Thurs. 6 June 7:30 PM. Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
Poster design: Color poster with small photograph of pirate and line drawing of pirate ship.
Encore! Educational Theatre Company proudly presents Gilbert Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance or The Slave of Duty. Performed in English with Hebrew Surtitles. Staging by Robert Binder and Aviella Trapido. Musical direction by Paul Salter. Coreography by Yael Greenblatt. Scenic Design by Roxane Goodkin-Levy. Tues. 28 May 7:30 PM./ Wed 29 May 6:00 PM./ Thurs. 30 May 7:30 PM./ Tues. 4 June 7:30 PM./ Wed. 5 June 6:00 PM./ Thurs. 6 June 7:30 PM. Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
Poster design: Color poster with small photograph of pirate and line drawing of pirate ship.
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Adaptations
Pirates! The Ballet, 1991
Country of origin: Australia.
Artistic Director: Harold Collins. April 12-27, 1991.
Poster design: Characters from the ballet. Color poster for a ballet adapted from The Pirates of Penzance for The Queensland Ballet.
Artistic Director: Harold Collins. April 12-27, 1991.
Poster design: Characters from the ballet. Color poster for a ballet adapted from The Pirates of Penzance for The Queensland Ballet.
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The Pirates of Penzance, undated
Country of origin: UK.
The Pirates of Penzance. Gilbert and Sullivan. D'Oyly Carte Opera. [Not designed for a specific production and unlikely to have been associated with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.] Goache drawing in two colors on wove paper.
Poster design: Heads of various characters in the opera towering on a ship. Original artwork by Brian Liddle.
The Pirates of Penzance. Gilbert and Sullivan. D'Oyly Carte Opera. [Not designed for a specific production and unlikely to have been associated with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.] Goache drawing in two colors on wove paper.
Poster design: Heads of various characters in the opera towering on a ship. Original artwork by Brian Liddle.
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The Pirates of Penzance [Toronto], [2013]
Country of Origin: Canada.
North Toronto Players Bikers Madmen. Pirates of Penzance. Forest Grove United Church. Fri. Feb. 22nd- Sat. Feb 23rd-8 pm. Sun. Feb. 24th-3 pm. Fri. March 1st-Sat. March 2nd-8 pm. Sun. March 3rd-3 pm.
Poster design: Two color poster with title on back of pirate's arm.
North Toronto Players Bikers Madmen. Pirates of Penzance. Forest Grove United Church. Fri. Feb. 22nd- Sat. Feb 23rd-8 pm. Sun. Feb. 24th-3 pm. Fri. March 1st-Sat. March 2nd-8 pm. Sun. March 3rd-3 pm.
Poster design: Two color poster with title on back of pirate's arm.
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The Zombies of Penzance [St. Louis], 2018
Country of origin: USA.
New Line Theatre presents The Zombies of Penzance. Sept. 27-Oct. 20, 2018. Marcelle Theatre. Funding by the Regional Arts Commission and the Missouri Arts Council.
Poster design: Color parody of the poster for the 1981 Broadway production of The Pirates of Penzance with all faces replaced by zombies.
New Line Theatre presents The Zombies of Penzance. Sept. 27-Oct. 20, 2018. Marcelle Theatre. Funding by the Regional Arts Commission and the Missouri Arts Council.
Poster design: Color parody of the poster for the 1981 Broadway production of The Pirates of Penzance with all faces replaced by zombies.
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Films
The Pirate Movie, 1982
Belgium, 1982
Country of origin: Belgium.
"David Joseph présente Kristy McNichol, Christopher Atkins, Pitrate Movie, avec Ted Hamilton dans le rôle du Roi des Pirates. Bill Kerr, Garry McDonald, Maggie Kirkpatrick." Printer: Impr. Lichtert, 1070 Bruxelles.
Poster design: Various players in the film. A 20th Century Fox movie poster in color for the Belgian release of the film with brief advertising come-ons in French and Dutch.
"David Joseph présente Kristy McNichol, Christopher Atkins, Pitrate Movie, avec Ted Hamilton dans le rôle du Roi des Pirates. Bill Kerr, Garry McDonald, Maggie Kirkpatrick." Printer: Impr. Lichtert, 1070 Bruxelles.
Poster design: Various players in the film. A 20th Century Fox movie poster in color for the Belgian release of the film with brief advertising come-ons in French and Dutch.
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USA, 1982
Country of origin: USA.
Set sail for the musical comedy adventure of the summer! The Pirate Movie. David Joseph presents Kristy McNichol, Christoper Atkins in "The Pirate Movie." Starring Ted Hamilton as The Pirate King. Bill Kerr, Garry McDonald, Maggie Kirkpatrick. Director of photography: Robin Copping, A.C.S. Associate producer: David Anderson. Executive producer: Ted Hamilton. Produced by David Joseph. Screenplay by Trevor Farrant. Directed by Ken Annakin. Original Songs by Terry Britten, Kit Hain, Sue Shifrin and Brian Robertson. Dolby Stereo in selected theatres. Copyright 1982 Twentieth Century Fox. Printed in U.S.A. The Pirate Movie One-Sheet.
Poster design: Color illustration based on photograph of Kristy McNichol and Christopher Atkins wrapped in pirate flag surrounded by scenes and characters from the film. Printed for the American distribution of the 1982 film.
Set sail for the musical comedy adventure of the summer! The Pirate Movie. David Joseph presents Kristy McNichol, Christoper Atkins in "The Pirate Movie." Starring Ted Hamilton as The Pirate King. Bill Kerr, Garry McDonald, Maggie Kirkpatrick. Director of photography: Robin Copping, A.C.S. Associate producer: David Anderson. Executive producer: Ted Hamilton. Produced by David Joseph. Screenplay by Trevor Farrant. Directed by Ken Annakin. Original Songs by Terry Britten, Kit Hain, Sue Shifrin and Brian Robertson. Dolby Stereo in selected theatres. Copyright 1982 Twentieth Century Fox. Printed in U.S.A. The Pirate Movie One-Sheet.
Poster design: Color illustration based on photograph of Kristy McNichol and Christopher Atkins wrapped in pirate flag surrounded by scenes and characters from the film. Printed for the American distribution of the 1982 film.
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France, 1982
Country of origin: France
Prenez le large vers l'avanture,la jeunesse et la musique! Pirate Movie. "David Joseph présente Kristy McNichol, Christopher Atkins, Pitrate Movie, avec Ted Hamilton dans le rôle du Roi des Pirates. Bill Kerr, Garry McDonald, Maggie Kirkpatrick."
Poster design: Various players in the film. A 20th Century Fox movie poster in color for the French release of the film.
Prenez le large vers l'avanture,la jeunesse et la musique! Pirate Movie. "David Joseph présente Kristy McNichol, Christopher Atkins, Pitrate Movie, avec Ted Hamilton dans le rôle du Roi des Pirates. Bill Kerr, Garry McDonald, Maggie Kirkpatrick."
Poster design: Various players in the film. A 20th Century Fox movie poster in color for the French release of the film.
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UK, 1982
Country of origin: England.
David Joseph presents Kristy McNichol, Christoper Atkins in "The Pirate Movie." Starring Ted Hamilton as The Pirate King. Bill Kerr, Garry McDonald, Maggie Kirkpatrick. Director of photography: Robin Copping, A.C.S. Associate producer: David Anderson. Executive producer: Ted Hamilton. Produced by David Joseph. Screenplay by Trevor Farrant. Directed by Ken Annakin. Original Songs by Terry Britten, Kit Hain, Sue Shifrin and Brian Robertson. Dolby Stereo in selected theatres. Copyright 1982 Twentieth Century Fox. Printed in England by W.E. Berry Ltd. Bradford.
Poster design: Color illustration based on photograph of Kristy McNichol and Christopher Atkins surrounded by scenes and characters from the film. Printed for the British distribution of the 1982 film.
David Joseph presents Kristy McNichol, Christoper Atkins in "The Pirate Movie." Starring Ted Hamilton as The Pirate King. Bill Kerr, Garry McDonald, Maggie Kirkpatrick. Director of photography: Robin Copping, A.C.S. Associate producer: David Anderson. Executive producer: Ted Hamilton. Produced by David Joseph. Screenplay by Trevor Farrant. Directed by Ken Annakin. Original Songs by Terry Britten, Kit Hain, Sue Shifrin and Brian Robertson. Dolby Stereo in selected theatres. Copyright 1982 Twentieth Century Fox. Printed in England by W.E. Berry Ltd. Bradford.
Poster design: Color illustration based on photograph of Kristy McNichol and Christopher Atkins surrounded by scenes and characters from the film. Printed for the British distribution of the 1982 film.
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Australia, 1982
Country of origin: Australia.
Buckle your swash and jolly your Roger for the funniest 'rock 'n rollicking' adventure ever! The Pirate Movie. David Joseph presents Kristy McNichol, Christoper Atkins, Ted Hamilton, Bill Kerr, Garry McDonald, Maggie Kirkpatrick in "The Pirate Movie" NRC. Director of photography: Robin Copping, A.C.S. Associate producer: David Anderson. Executive producer: Ted Hamilton. Produced by David Joseph. Screenplay by Trevor Farrant. Directed by Ken Annakin. Original Songs by Terry Britten, Kit Hain, Sue Shifrin and Brian Robertson. Dolby Stereo in selected theatres. Copyright 1982 Twentieth Century Fox.
Poster design: Color photograph of Kristy McNichol and Christopher Atkins surrounded by illustrations of characters from the film. Sepia photograph of Kristy McNichol and Christopher Atkins in a scene from the film. Printed by M.A.P.S. Litho Pty, Ltd. [Printed for the Australian distribution of the 1982 film.
Buckle your swash and jolly your Roger for the funniest 'rock 'n rollicking' adventure ever! The Pirate Movie. David Joseph presents Kristy McNichol, Christoper Atkins, Ted Hamilton, Bill Kerr, Garry McDonald, Maggie Kirkpatrick in "The Pirate Movie" NRC. Director of photography: Robin Copping, A.C.S. Associate producer: David Anderson. Executive producer: Ted Hamilton. Produced by David Joseph. Screenplay by Trevor Farrant. Directed by Ken Annakin. Original Songs by Terry Britten, Kit Hain, Sue Shifrin and Brian Robertson. Dolby Stereo in selected theatres. Copyright 1982 Twentieth Century Fox.
Poster design: Color photograph of Kristy McNichol and Christopher Atkins surrounded by illustrations of characters from the film. Sepia photograph of Kristy McNichol and Christopher Atkins in a scene from the film. Printed by M.A.P.S. Litho Pty, Ltd. [Printed for the Australian distribution of the 1982 film.
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The Pirates of Penzance, dir. Wilfred Leach, 1983
USA, 1982
Country of origin: USA.
Broadway's smash hit is now the movie! The swashbuckling adventure. The fabulous fun. The rollicking romance. The Pirates of Penzance. Edward R. Pressman Presents A Joseph Papp Production, "The Pirates of Penzance". Starring Kevin Kline. Angela Lansbury. Linda Ronstadt. George Rose. Rex Smith. Screenplay by Wilford Leach. Music orchestrated, arranged and conducted by William Elliott. Music produced by Peter Asher. Choreography by Graciela Daniele. Director of photography Douglas Slocombe. Produced by Joseph Papp. Co-producer Timothy Burrill. Executive producer Edward R. Pressman. Directed by Wilford Leach. Dolby Stereo in selected theatres. Panavision. A Universal Picture. Copyright 1982 Universal City Studios, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. Property of National Screen Service Corporation...... N.S.S.#830001.
Poster design: Color illustration based on photographs of stars of the film. Central figure of Kevin Kline as the Pirate King leaping forward.
Broadway's smash hit is now the movie! The swashbuckling adventure. The fabulous fun. The rollicking romance. The Pirates of Penzance. Edward R. Pressman Presents A Joseph Papp Production, "The Pirates of Penzance". Starring Kevin Kline. Angela Lansbury. Linda Ronstadt. George Rose. Rex Smith. Screenplay by Wilford Leach. Music orchestrated, arranged and conducted by William Elliott. Music produced by Peter Asher. Choreography by Graciela Daniele. Director of photography Douglas Slocombe. Produced by Joseph Papp. Co-producer Timothy Burrill. Executive producer Edward R. Pressman. Directed by Wilford Leach. Dolby Stereo in selected theatres. Panavision. A Universal Picture. Copyright 1982 Universal City Studios, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. Property of National Screen Service Corporation...... N.S.S.#830001.
Poster design: Color illustration based on photographs of stars of the film. Central figure of Kevin Kline as the Pirate King leaping forward.
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Australia, 1983
Country of origin: Australia.
Gilbert and Sullivan's Broadway smash hit is now the movie! Starring Kevin Kline. Angela Lansbury. Linda Ronstadt. George Rose. Rex Smith. Released by filmways. Edward R. Pressman Presents A Joseph Papp Production, "The Pirates of Penzance". Screenplay by Wilford Leach. Music adapted, orchestrated and conducted by William Elliott. Music produced by Peter Asher. Choreography by Graciela Daniele. Director of photography Douglas Slocombe. Produced by Joseph Papp. Co-producer Timothy Burrill. Executive producer Edward R. Pressman. Directed by Wilford Leach. Dolby Stereo in selected theatres. (Issued for the Australian release of the 1983 film.)
Poster design: Sepia illustration based on photographs of stars of the film. Central figure of Kevin Kline as the Pirate King leaping forward. Three sepia photographs from the film titled "The swashbuckling adventure." "The fabulous fun." "The rollicking romance." Printed by Brown Prior Anderson Pty Ltd Burwood Victoria.
Gilbert and Sullivan's Broadway smash hit is now the movie! Starring Kevin Kline. Angela Lansbury. Linda Ronstadt. George Rose. Rex Smith. Released by filmways. Edward R. Pressman Presents A Joseph Papp Production, "The Pirates of Penzance". Screenplay by Wilford Leach. Music adapted, orchestrated and conducted by William Elliott. Music produced by Peter Asher. Choreography by Graciela Daniele. Director of photography Douglas Slocombe. Produced by Joseph Papp. Co-producer Timothy Burrill. Executive producer Edward R. Pressman. Directed by Wilford Leach. Dolby Stereo in selected theatres. (Issued for the Australian release of the 1983 film.)
Poster design: Sepia illustration based on photographs of stars of the film. Central figure of Kevin Kline as the Pirate King leaping forward. Three sepia photographs from the film titled "The swashbuckling adventure." "The fabulous fun." "The rollicking romance." Printed by Brown Prior Anderson Pty Ltd Burwood Victoria.
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Patience
Productions
Seattle, 1993
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates its 39th Season! Gilbert Sullivan. Patience. Bagley Wright Theatre, July 16-17, 22-24, 28-31, [1993]. Matinees July 24 31.
Poster design: Color lithograph of Aesthete with monocle. Designed and signed by Art Chantry.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates its 39th Season! Gilbert Sullivan. Patience. Bagley Wright Theatre, July 16-17, 22-24, 28-31, [1993]. Matinees July 24 31.
Poster design: Color lithograph of Aesthete with monocle. Designed and signed by Art Chantry.
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English National Opera, 1969
Country of origin: UK. ENO. English National Opera. London Coliseum. Patience. Gilbert Sullivan. Poster image: Color illustration of stylized maidens and dragoons. Designed by Kevin Scally.
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Austin, TX, 1999
Country of origin: USA.
A Light Opera by Gilbert Sullivan About Twenty Brides, Twenty Grooms and One Guy Itching For The Minister To Ask If Anyone Has Any Objections. Presented by The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Austin. June 11-13 17-20 at the Helm Fine Arts Center at St. Stephen's School.
Poster design: Black on cream background. Eleven couples saying "I Do." One man saying "This Sucks."
A Light Opera by Gilbert Sullivan About Twenty Brides, Twenty Grooms and One Guy Itching For The Minister To Ask If Anyone Has Any Objections. Presented by The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Austin. June 11-13 17-20 at the Helm Fine Arts Center at St. Stephen's School.
Poster design: Black on cream background. Eleven couples saying "I Do." One man saying "This Sucks."
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Seattle, 2005
Country of origin: USA.
Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society. Bagley Wright Theatre at Seattle Center, July 15-16, 21-23, 28-30, 2005. Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society, 50 Years Family Entertainment.
Poster design: Color poster with figure of Patience holding milk bucket and book of verse.
Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society. Bagley Wright Theatre at Seattle Center, July 15-16, 21-23, 28-30, 2005. Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society, 50 Years Family Entertainment.
Poster design: Color poster with figure of Patience holding milk bucket and book of verse.
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University of Michigan, 2005
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert Sullivan Society (UMGASS) Presents Patience or Bunthorne's Bride. April 7-9 at 8 PM; April 9 10 at 2 PM. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Green poster with illustration of Patience with milk pail surrounded by aesthetic maidens. Pink lily above the title. Designed by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert Sullivan Society (UMGASS) Presents Patience or Bunthorne's Bride. April 7-9 at 8 PM; April 9 10 at 2 PM. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Green poster with illustration of Patience with milk pail surrounded by aesthetic maidens. Pink lily above the title. Designed by David Zinn.
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University of Michigan, 2015
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Patience or Bunthorne's Bride. December 10-12, 8 pm, 2015. December 12 13, 2 pm, 2015. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Poster design: Color representation of The Bower Meadow by Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Patience or Bunthorne's Bride. December 10-12, 8 pm, 2015. December 12 13, 2 pm, 2015. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Poster design: Color representation of The Bower Meadow by Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
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Adaptations
Toronto, 2014
Country of origin: Canada.
North Toronto Players Present Patience. A Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta adapted for the 21st Century. Rough Sport or High Art... Who will win the Female Heart? Friday Feb 21st- 8 PM, Sat Feb 22nd- 2 PM, Sun Feb 23rd-2 PM, Fri Feb 28th-8 PM, Sat March 1st- 2 8 PM, Sun March 2nd-2PM. Jubilee United Church.
Poster design: Color cartoon of football Jock and aesthetic poet.
North Toronto Players Present Patience. A Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta adapted for the 21st Century. Rough Sport or High Art... Who will win the Female Heart? Friday Feb 21st- 8 PM, Sat Feb 22nd- 2 PM, Sun Feb 23rd-2 PM, Fri Feb 28th-8 PM, Sat March 1st- 2 8 PM, Sun March 2nd-2PM. Jubilee United Church.
Poster design: Color cartoon of football Jock and aesthetic poet.
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Iolanthe
Productions
UK, ca. 1920
Country of origin: England.
Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co. Ltd., Netherfield, Nottingham: and London. Reg. No. 4407. No theatre identified.
Poster design: Shepherdess in front of fence.
Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co. Ltd., Netherfield, Nottingham: and London. Reg. No. 4407. No theatre identified.
Poster design: Shepherdess in front of fence.
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UK, ca. 1920
Country of origin: England.
Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Ltd., Netherfield, Nottingham: and London. No. 869. No theatre identified.
Poster design: Guardsman with fairy wings. Horizontal illustration of characters from the opera.
Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Ltd., Netherfield, Nottingham: and London. No. 869. No theatre identified.
Poster design: Guardsman with fairy wings. Horizontal illustration of characters from the opera.
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Berlin, 1984
Country of origin: Germany.
Iolanthe oder Die Hochzeit Der Fee, von Gilbert und Sullivan. Komische Oper.
Poster design: Color illustration of fairy stroking the chin of a smaller bearded woodland fairy. Designed by Werner Klemke.
Iolanthe oder Die Hochzeit Der Fee, von Gilbert und Sullivan. Komische Oper.
Poster design: Color illustration of fairy stroking the chin of a smaller bearded woodland fairy. Designed by Werner Klemke.
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Stratford Festival, 1984
Country of origin: Canada.
By Gilbert Sullivan. Avon Theatre. June 11-August 12, 1984. Stratford Shakespearean Festival Canada. Artistic Director: John Hirsch. April 1984, 1st Print Run, 5,000.
Poster design: Color illustration by Susan Benson of Queen Victoria surrounded by characters from the opera. Design by Lianne Ritchie.
By Gilbert Sullivan. Avon Theatre. June 11-August 12, 1984. Stratford Shakespearean Festival Canada. Artistic Director: John Hirsch. April 1984, 1st Print Run, 5,000.
Poster design: Color illustration by Susan Benson of Queen Victoria surrounded by characters from the opera. Design by Lianne Ritchie.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 1988
Country of origin: England.
The New D'Oyly Carte Opera Company presents Gilbert and Sullivan's Iolanthe [advertised with] The Yeomen of the Guard. First Season Souvenir Poster 1988. Limited Edition.
Poster design: Illustrations of Phyllis and the Lord Chancellor in "Iolanthe" and a Tower Warder and Jack Point in "The Yeomen of the Guard." Designed and printed by BD Studios Norwich 628538.
The New D'Oyly Carte Opera Company presents Gilbert and Sullivan's Iolanthe [advertised with] The Yeomen of the Guard. First Season Souvenir Poster 1988. Limited Edition.
Poster design: Illustrations of Phyllis and the Lord Chancellor in "Iolanthe" and a Tower Warder and Jack Point in "The Yeomen of the Guard." Designed and printed by BD Studios Norwich 628538.
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Austin, TX, 1993
Country of origin: USA.
Just another "boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets the queen of the fairies to intervene at the House of Lords for his seventeen-year-old mother" story. Iolanthe. A Musical Fantasy by Gilbert Sullivan. [Gilbert Sullivan Society of Austin.] Dougherty Arts Center Theatre, April 30 - May 23, 1993.
Poster design: Black and white photograph of Strephon.
Just another "boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets the queen of the fairies to intervene at the House of Lords for his seventeen-year-old mother" story. Iolanthe. A Musical Fantasy by Gilbert Sullivan. [Gilbert Sullivan Society of Austin.] Dougherty Arts Center Theatre, April 30 - May 23, 1993.
Poster design: Black and white photograph of Strephon.
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Boston, 1996
Country of origin: USA.
Gilbert Sullivan. Directed by Larry Carpenter. January 5 - February 4. Huntington Theatre Company. In residence at Boston University. Peter Altman, Producing Director.
Poster design: Printed in red and black. Illustration of cupid scattering hearts over Houses of Parliament.
Gilbert Sullivan. Directed by Larry Carpenter. January 5 - February 4. Huntington Theatre Company. In residence at Boston University. Peter Altman, Producing Director.
Poster design: Printed in red and black. Illustration of cupid scattering hearts over Houses of Parliament.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 1997
Country of origin: England.
[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Iolanthe, Gilbert Sullivan, [advertised with] The Count of Luxembourg. Franz Lehar. in association with The Danish National Opera. Den Jyske Opera. Sung in English. Grand Theatre Wolverhampton. 24th September [-] 4th October.
Poster design: Color photograph of an actor against stylized illustration of Big Ben.
[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Iolanthe, Gilbert Sullivan, [advertised with] The Count of Luxembourg. Franz Lehar. in association with The Danish National Opera. Den Jyske Opera. Sung in English. Grand Theatre Wolverhampton. 24th September [-] 4th October.
Poster design: Color photograph of an actor against stylized illustration of Big Ben.
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Carl Rosa Opera Co., 2000
Country of origin: England.
Carl Rosa Opera. By appointment to H.M. Queen Victoria. Britain's Oldest Opera Company. Yeomen of the Guard [advertised with] Iolanthe by Gilbert Sullivan. Norwich Theatre Royal. Dates Mon. 18th to Sat. 23rd September 2000. "The world has gone Topsy-Turvy over Gilbert and Sullivan." "Presenting two of the best loved Savoy Operas in a true, traditional style."
Poster design: Text against purple background. Small illustrations of headsman's axe and Big Ben.
Carl Rosa Opera. By appointment to H.M. Queen Victoria. Britain's Oldest Opera Company. Yeomen of the Guard [advertised with] Iolanthe by Gilbert Sullivan. Norwich Theatre Royal. Dates Mon. 18th to Sat. 23rd September 2000. "The world has gone Topsy-Turvy over Gilbert and Sullivan." "Presenting two of the best loved Savoy Operas in a true, traditional style."
Poster design: Text against purple background. Small illustrations of headsman's axe and Big Ben.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 2002
Country of origin: England.
[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in association with Raymond Gubbay present Gilbert Sullivan. Iolanthe from 15 February [advertised with] The Yeomen of the Guard from 12 April. Savoy Theatre [London].
Poster design: Color poster with illustration of face [playing] card showing peer and tower warder. Background illustration of Big Ben and Tower of London.
[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in association with Raymond Gubbay present Gilbert Sullivan. Iolanthe from 15 February [advertised with] The Yeomen of the Guard from 12 April. Savoy Theatre [London].
Poster design: Color poster with illustration of face [playing] card showing peer and tower warder. Background illustration of Big Ben and Tower of London.
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University of Michigan, 2002
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Iolanthe, or the Peer and the Peri. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre-Ann Arbor. April 4-6 at 8 P.M.; April 67 at 2 P.M.
Poster design: Color illustration of a fairy overlooking a pond with a miniature Lord Chancellor and three peers on lily pads. Designed by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Iolanthe, or the Peer and the Peri. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre-Ann Arbor. April 4-6 at 8 P.M.; April 67 at 2 P.M.
Poster design: Color illustration of a fairy overlooking a pond with a miniature Lord Chancellor and three peers on lily pads. Designed by David Zinn.
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University of Michigan, 2007
Country or origin: USA.
Gilbert Sullivan's Iolanthe or The Peer and the Peri. Presented by the University of Michigan Gilbert Sullivan Society. Dec. 6-8 at 8 PM; Dec. 8 9 at 2 PM. Lydia Mendelsshohn Theatre.
Poster design: Two-color cartoon of the Lord Chancellor looking at a fairy rising from his teacup. Designed by David Zinn.
Gilbert Sullivan's Iolanthe or The Peer and the Peri. Presented by the University of Michigan Gilbert Sullivan Society. Dec. 6-8 at 8 PM; Dec. 8 9 at 2 PM. Lydia Mendelsshohn Theatre.
Poster design: Two-color cartoon of the Lord Chancellor looking at a fairy rising from his teacup. Designed by David Zinn.
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Austin, TX, 2009
Country of origin: USA.
Iolanthe; or, the Peer and the Peri. The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Austin [Texas]. Artistic Director: Ralph MacPhail Jr. Music Director: Jeffrey Jones-Ragona. June 11-21 Thursdays thru Sundays. Thursday-Saturday Evening Performances at 8 pm. Saturday Matinee at 3 pm - June 20. Sunday Matinees at 3 pm - June 14 21. Travis High School Performing Arts Center. Children's Day Pre-Curtain Activities Sunday June 14 at 2 pm. Captioning June 13,14, 18 19. This project is funded and supported in part by the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division and by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying Sergeant Willis and Fairy Queen. Photography: Brenda Ladd.
Iolanthe; or, the Peer and the Peri. The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Austin [Texas]. Artistic Director: Ralph MacPhail Jr. Music Director: Jeffrey Jones-Ragona. June 11-21 Thursdays thru Sundays. Thursday-Saturday Evening Performances at 8 pm. Saturday Matinee at 3 pm - June 20. Sunday Matinees at 3 pm - June 14 21. Travis High School Performing Arts Center. Children's Day Pre-Curtain Activities Sunday June 14 at 2 pm. Captioning June 13,14, 18 19. This project is funded and supported in part by the City of Austin through the Cultural Arts Division and by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying Sergeant Willis and Fairy Queen. Photography: Brenda Ladd.
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Jerusalem, 2015
Country of origin: Israel.
Encore! Educational Theatre Company proudly presents Gilbert Sullivan's masterful magic of melody and mirth. Iolanthe or, The Peer and the Peri. Performed in English with Hebrew Surtitles. Stage direction by Robert Binder. Musical direction by Paul Salter. Choreography by Judy Brown-Davis. Sets designed by Roxane Goodkin-Levy. Wed. 30 Dec. 7:30 P.M./ Thurs. 31 Dec. 7:30 P.M./ Tues. 5 Jan. 7:30 P.M./ Wed 6 Jan. 5:00 P.M. 8:30 P.M. / Thurs. 7 Jan. 7:30 P.M. Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
Poster design: Color illustration of guardsman and tiny fairy.
Encore! Educational Theatre Company proudly presents Gilbert Sullivan's masterful magic of melody and mirth. Iolanthe or, The Peer and the Peri. Performed in English with Hebrew Surtitles. Stage direction by Robert Binder. Musical direction by Paul Salter. Choreography by Judy Brown-Davis. Sets designed by Roxane Goodkin-Levy. Wed. 30 Dec. 7:30 P.M./ Thurs. 31 Dec. 7:30 P.M./ Tues. 5 Jan. 7:30 P.M./ Wed 6 Jan. 5:00 P.M. 8:30 P.M. / Thurs. 7 Jan. 7:30 P.M. Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
Poster design: Color illustration of guardsman and tiny fairy.
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Minneapolis, MN, 2016
Country of origin: USA
Gilbert Sullivan's Iolanthe or The Peer and the Peri. The Gilbert Sullivan Very Light Opera Company. February 26 - March 20, 2016. Director: Joe Andrews. Musical Director: Randal Buikema. Howerd Conn Fine Arts Center, Minneapolis.
Poster design: Color poster illustration of a fairy flying over Houses of Parliament. Design by Tom McGregor and Mary Olson.
Gilbert Sullivan's Iolanthe or The Peer and the Peri. The Gilbert Sullivan Very Light Opera Company. February 26 - March 20, 2016. Director: Joe Andrews. Musical Director: Randal Buikema. Howerd Conn Fine Arts Center, Minneapolis.
Poster design: Color poster illustration of a fairy flying over Houses of Parliament. Design by Tom McGregor and Mary Olson.
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Fairfax, VA, 2017
Country of origin: USA.
George Mason University - School of Music. Mason Opera presents Gilbert Sullivan's Iolanthe [or] The Peer and the Peri. Friday, April 28, 2017.Saturday, April 29, 2017. Sunday, April 30, 2017. Harris Theatre.
Poster design: Silhouette of fairy atop Houses of Parliament.
George Mason University - School of Music. Mason Opera presents Gilbert Sullivan's Iolanthe [or] The Peer and the Peri. Friday, April 28, 2017.Saturday, April 29, 2017. Sunday, April 30, 2017. Harris Theatre.
Poster design: Silhouette of fairy atop Houses of Parliament.
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Calgary, 2017
Country of origin: Canada Morpheus Theatre. Iolanthe. a comic operetta by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Directed by Kelly Reay. Musical Direction by Carey Unger, Choreography by Karen Iwanski. April 28-May 13, 2017. At the Pumphouse Theatre. Poster design: Color illustration of an evanescent fairy and House of Parliament.
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University of Michigan, 2018
Country of origin: USA
Gilbert Sullivan's Iolanthe, or, The Peer and the Peri. [University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society.] April 12, 13 14 @ 8 pm. April 14 15 @ 2 pm. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Color illustration of a seated fairy and scene from Act 2. Designed by David Hoornstra.
Gilbert Sullivan's Iolanthe, or, The Peer and the Peri. [University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society.] April 12, 13 14 @ 8 pm. April 14 15 @ 2 pm. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Color illustration of a seated fairy and scene from Act 2. Designed by David Hoornstra.
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London, 2020
Country of origin: UK.
King's Head Theatre presents Charles Court Opera's Gilbert Sullivan's Iolanthe. Directed by John Savournin. Musical Direction by David Eaton. King's Head Theatre. 12 March-11 April 2020. "Charles Court Opera are the masters of Gilbert Sullivan in small spaces"
Poster design: Green and pink poster with illustration of a fairy. Signed by four cast members.
King's Head Theatre presents Charles Court Opera's Gilbert Sullivan's Iolanthe. Directed by John Savournin. Musical Direction by David Eaton. King's Head Theatre. 12 March-11 April 2020. "Charles Court Opera are the masters of Gilbert Sullivan in small spaces"
Poster design: Green and pink poster with illustration of a fairy. Signed by four cast members.
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Adaptations
The Ratepayers' Iolanthe, 1984
Country of origin: England.
Raymond Gubbay presents the Original GLC Production of The Ratepayers' Iolanthe. Limited season only. Phoenix Theatre, Charing Cross Rd. London WC2. Aug. 23 to Nov. 3. Starring Gay Brown. David Firth. David Kernan. Gay Soper. Lorna Dallas. Doug Fisher. Michael Robbins. Dudley Stevens. Sally Bradshaw. Myra Sands. Jenny Wren. Directed by Ned Sherrin. Based on the operetta by Gilbert Sullivan. Adapted by Ned Sherrin Alistair Beaton. Designed by Daphne Dare. Musical Director: John Owen Edwards. Musical Staging: Lindsay Dolan. Lighting Design: Benny Ball.
Poster design: Orange background. Caricature of Margaret Thatcher with reviews of the play. Captions: "I've finally kicked you out of the South Bank" and "Yes....But I've found a good home in the West End!"
Raymond Gubbay presents the Original GLC Production of The Ratepayers' Iolanthe. Limited season only. Phoenix Theatre, Charing Cross Rd. London WC2. Aug. 23 to Nov. 3. Starring Gay Brown. David Firth. David Kernan. Gay Soper. Lorna Dallas. Doug Fisher. Michael Robbins. Dudley Stevens. Sally Bradshaw. Myra Sands. Jenny Wren. Directed by Ned Sherrin. Based on the operetta by Gilbert Sullivan. Adapted by Ned Sherrin Alistair Beaton. Designed by Daphne Dare. Musical Director: John Owen Edwards. Musical Staging: Lindsay Dolan. Lighting Design: Benny Ball.
Poster design: Orange background. Caricature of Margaret Thatcher with reviews of the play. Captions: "I've finally kicked you out of the South Bank" and "Yes....But I've found a good home in the West End!"
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Princess Ida
Productions
Haifa, Israel, 1987
Country of origin: Israel.
Designed for production by The Light Opera Group of the Negev. Haifa: Haifa Auditorium. April 2, 1987. Operetta in Three Acts. In English, fully staged with orchestra. Conductor: Eri Doron. Stage Director: Tamara Vardin-Mutal. Producers: Sheila and Edward Spitz.
Poster design: Cartoon of Arac, Scynthius and Guron on yellow background.
Designed for production by The Light Opera Group of the Negev. Haifa: Haifa Auditorium. April 2, 1987. Operetta in Three Acts. In English, fully staged with orchestra. Conductor: Eri Doron. Stage Director: Tamara Vardin-Mutal. Producers: Sheila and Edward Spitz.
Poster design: Cartoon of Arac, Scynthius and Guron on yellow background.
1 Item(s) total
University of Michigan, 1990
Country of origin: USA
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society Presents gilbert and sullivan's Princess Ida. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. December 6-8 at 8 PM/ December 89 at 2 PM.
Poster design: Female warrier with spear against purple background. Designed by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society Presents gilbert and sullivan's Princess Ida. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. December 6-8 at 8 PM/ December 89 at 2 PM.
Poster design: Female warrier with spear against purple background. Designed by David Zinn.
1 Item(s) total
Seattle, 1990
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 36th Season! Gilbert Sullivan. Princess Ida. Bagley Wright Theatre, July 6-7, 12-14, 18-21, [1990]. Matinees July 14 21.
Poster design: Color lithograph of Princess Ida with battle axe shielding two men in womens' clothes. Designed and signed by Art Chantry. Illustration by Mark Zingarelli.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 36th Season! Gilbert Sullivan. Princess Ida. Bagley Wright Theatre, July 6-7, 12-14, 18-21, [1990]. Matinees July 14 21.
Poster design: Color lithograph of Princess Ida with battle axe shielding two men in womens' clothes. Designed and signed by Art Chantry. Illustration by Mark Zingarelli.
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London, 1993
Country of origin: England.
English National Opera at the London Coliseum. November 14/18/20/23/24/27. December 1/3/4/10/12/15/18/30. January 2/6/7/9/11/14/21. This new production is supported by a donation from Christine and Irvine Laidlaw.
Poster design: Picture puzzle with color cartoon illustration of a modern princess in dress design associated with British Tower Warders. Illustration by Paul Dufficey. Puzzle made by Top Notch. Photography by Paul Bradforth.
English National Opera at the London Coliseum. November 14/18/20/23/24/27. December 1/3/4/10/12/15/18/30. January 2/6/7/9/11/14/21. This new production is supported by a donation from Christine and Irvine Laidlaw.
Poster design: Picture puzzle with color cartoon illustration of a modern princess in dress design associated with British Tower Warders. Illustration by Paul Dufficey. Puzzle made by Top Notch. Photography by Paul Bradforth.
1 Item(s) total
University of Michigan, 2004
Country of Origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Princess Ida or Castle Adamant. April 8-10 at 8 pm. April 10 11 at 2 pm. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Two color illustration of a female student spied on by a man. Designed by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Princess Ida or Castle Adamant. April 8-10 at 8 pm. April 10 11 at 2 pm. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Two color illustration of a female student spied on by a man. Designed by David Zinn.
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University of Michigan, 2017
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Princess Ida or Castle Adamant. December 7-10. 2017. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Ann Arbor, Michigan. Thursday-Saturday at 8 pm. Saturday Sunday at 2 pm.
Poster design: Color stylized illustration of an ape holding a flower.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Princess Ida or Castle Adamant. December 7-10. 2017. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Ann Arbor, Michigan. Thursday-Saturday at 8 pm. Saturday Sunday at 2 pm.
Poster design: Color stylized illustration of an ape holding a flower.
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The Mikado
Productions
UK, ca. 1920
Country of origin: England.
The Mikado or, The Town of Titipu. Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Netherfield, Nottingham: and London. Reg. No. 1356. No theatre identified.
Poster design: Woman with fan in back of head. Oriental background.
The Mikado or, The Town of Titipu. Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Netherfield, Nottingham: and London. Reg. No. 1356. No theatre identified.
Poster design: Woman with fan in back of head. Oriental background.
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San Francisco, 1961
Country of origin: USA. The Lamplighters present Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado In their new theatre The Harding Divisader at Hayes S.F. Grand Opening July 15, 1961. fri and sat-6 weeks only 8:30 pm. Poster design by Rex May: Full color silkscreen in day-glo colors. Face of Asian woman.
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Plymouth, UK, 1982
Country of origin: UK
Plymouth Theatre Royal Company. The Mikado. Gilbert and Sullivan with new Orchestrations by Ed Coleman. 12-28 August [1982]. Theatre Royal. Subsidised by the Arts Council of Great Britain.
Poster design: Three-color illustration of Japanese figures. Cast listed on poster.
Plymouth Theatre Royal Company. The Mikado. Gilbert and Sullivan with new Orchestrations by Ed Coleman. 12-28 August [1982]. Theatre Royal. Subsidised by the Arts Council of Great Britain.
Poster design: Three-color illustration of Japanese figures. Cast listed on poster.
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London, 1982
Country of origin: England.
An evening of Musical Fireworks. Cambridge Theatre [London]. Bill Kenwright Paul Gregg present The Plymouth Theatre Royal Company's New Production of The Mikado by Gilbert Sullivan with new orchestrations by Ed Coleman. Director: Chris Hayes. Choreography Staging: Michele Hardy. Musical Director: Ed Coleman. Settings: Sean Cavanagh. Costumes: Hugh Durrant. Lighting: Dee Ashworth. Featuring Murray Melvin, John Hewer, Nicholas Smith, Gary Lyons, Stella Goodier and Eileen Gourlay.
Poster design: Printed in two colors. Illustration of the Three Little Maids From School against red background. Designed and Printed by Dewynters Ltd. London.
An evening of Musical Fireworks. Cambridge Theatre [London]. Bill Kenwright Paul Gregg present The Plymouth Theatre Royal Company's New Production of The Mikado by Gilbert Sullivan with new orchestrations by Ed Coleman. Director: Chris Hayes. Choreography Staging: Michele Hardy. Musical Director: Ed Coleman. Settings: Sean Cavanagh. Costumes: Hugh Durrant. Lighting: Dee Ashworth. Featuring Murray Melvin, John Hewer, Nicholas Smith, Gary Lyons, Stella Goodier and Eileen Gourlay.
Poster design: Printed in two colors. Illustration of the Three Little Maids From School against red background. Designed and Printed by Dewynters Ltd. London.
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Stratford Festival, 1983
Country of origin: Canada.
The Mikado. By Gilbert Sullivan. Stratford Festival Canada. Artistic Director: John Hirsch. September 1983.
Poster design: Kabuki style color illustration by Heather Cooper of Ko-Ko and Katisha. Design by Burns, Cooper, Hynes Limited. Print Run 5,000.
The Mikado. By Gilbert Sullivan. Stratford Festival Canada. Artistic Director: John Hirsch. September 1983.
Poster design: Kabuki style color illustration by Heather Cooper of Ko-Ko and Katisha. Design by Burns, Cooper, Hynes Limited. Print Run 5,000.
1 Item(s) total
Pittsburgh, PA, 1983
Country of origin: USA.
Poster in black and two colors designed by Edward Gorey. The Mikado. Gilbert Sullivan. Kresge Theatre. Carnegie Mellon University. April 14-30, 1983. Signed by Edward Gorey. No. 75 of 100 copies printed.
Poster design: Whimsical Gorey drawing of bearded man on antique bicycle.
Poster in black and two colors designed by Edward Gorey. The Mikado. Gilbert Sullivan. Kresge Theatre. Carnegie Mellon University. April 14-30, 1983. Signed by Edward Gorey. No. 75 of 100 copies printed.
Poster design: Whimsical Gorey drawing of bearded man on antique bicycle.
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Rochester, NY, 1983
Presented by The School of the Arts. Fri., Jan. 21, Sat., Jan. 22, 7:30 P.M. Monroe [High School, Rochester, N.Y.] Auditorium 1983.
Poster design: Color silkscreen by Al Cocco with illustration of a Japanese warrior on his horse with background of birds. Signed by the artist.
Poster design: Color silkscreen by Al Cocco with illustration of a Japanese warrior on his horse with background of birds. Signed by the artist.
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Chicago, 1983
Country of origin: USA
Lyric Opera of Chicago. Spring 1883.
Poster design: Color stylised cartoon of the Mikado. Designed by David Lee Csiesko.
Lyric Opera of Chicago. Spring 1883.
Poster design: Color stylised cartoon of the Mikado. Designed by David Lee Csiesko.
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Jerusalem, 1986
The Mikado. Musical play by Gilbert and Sullivan. With soloists, chorus and the Israel Chamber Orchestra. Binyaney Ha'ooma, May 27 (8.30 p.m.). 28 (5.00, 9.30 p.m.). 29 (5.00, 9.30 p.m.) Tickets at the Jerusalem Sherover Theatre and at Hadran Agency, Tel-Aviv. American Israel Cultural Foundation.
Poster design: Color photograph of scene in second act.
Poster design: Color photograph of scene in second act.
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English National Opera, 1986
Country of origin: England.
Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. English National Opera. London Coliseum. This production is sponsored by Bache Securities. Arts Council Funded.
Poster design: Black, white, grey and orange art deco poster with illustration of antique phonograph. Designed by Anthea Pender. Screen printed by G B Arts Ltd.
Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. English National Opera. London Coliseum. This production is sponsored by Bache Securities. Arts Council Funded.
Poster design: Black, white, grey and orange art deco poster with illustration of antique phonograph. Designed by Anthea Pender. Screen printed by G B Arts Ltd.
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Stratford Festival New York tour, 1987
Country of origin: USA.
The Mikado. By Gilbert Sullivan. Presented by Ed David Mirvish and Brian Macdonald Productions. As originally presented by the Stratford Festival, Canada. (Paste-on): Presented by [New York] City Center Theater. In association with Ed David Mirvish and Brian Macdonald Productions. As originally presented by the Stratford Festival, Canada. January 13-18, 1987.
Poster design [by Heather Cooper]: Color illustration of two Japanese actors. Newspaper review comments in upper left corner.
The Mikado. By Gilbert Sullivan. Presented by Ed David Mirvish and Brian Macdonald Productions. As originally presented by the Stratford Festival, Canada. (Paste-on): Presented by [New York] City Center Theater. In association with Ed David Mirvish and Brian Macdonald Productions. As originally presented by the Stratford Festival, Canada. January 13-18, 1987.
Poster design [by Heather Cooper]: Color illustration of two Japanese actors. Newspaper review comments in upper left corner.
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Anchorage, AK, 1989
Country of origin: USA
Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. Anchorage Opera. Production of "The Mikado" made possible by BP EXPLORATION.
Poster design: Color illustration of samurai with three little maids from school in background. Designed by Byron Birdsall.
Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. Anchorage Opera. Production of "The Mikado" made possible by BP EXPLORATION.
Poster design: Color illustration of samurai with three little maids from school in background. Designed by Byron Birdsall.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 1989
Country of origin: England.
By arrangement with Hugh Wontner. [New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company presents Gilbert Sullivan. Opening Sept.6, Superb new production of The Pirates of Penzance [advertised with]; Opening Sept. 12, The world's most popular musical The Mikado. Savoy Theatre, Strand London WC2. For a limited season. Sponsored by British Midland.
By arrangement with Hugh Wontner. [New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company presents Gilbert Sullivan. Opening Sept.6, Superb new production of The Pirates of Penzance [advertised with]; Opening Sept. 12, The world's most popular musical The Mikado. Savoy Theatre, Strand London WC2. For a limited season. Sponsored by British Midland.
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Sydney, Australia, 1991
Country of origin: Australia.
The Australian Opera. The Mikado. Gilbert and Sullivan. Additional material by Melvyn Morrow. June 3 early evening, 6,13,15 matinee, 21,26,29. July 2,6 matinee, 10, 12, 18, 27. Sydney Opera House. Sponsored by Commonwealth Bank.
Poster design: Color illustrations of the Mikado, Katisha, Ko-Ko and Queen Victoria. [Identifying mark] MIK.A1.SW.91
The Australian Opera. The Mikado. Gilbert and Sullivan. Additional material by Melvyn Morrow. June 3 early evening, 6,13,15 matinee, 21,26,29. July 2,6 matinee, 10, 12, 18, 27. Sydney Opera House. Sponsored by Commonwealth Bank.
Poster design: Color illustrations of the Mikado, Katisha, Ko-Ko and Queen Victoria. [Identifying mark] MIK.A1.SW.91
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 1992
[New] D'Oyly Carte [Opera Company]. 150th Anniversary Tour. Gilbert Sullivan's The Mikado [advertised with] The Yeomen of the Guard. Sadler's Wells [Theatre, London]. April 28 - May 16, 1992.
Poster design: Color illustration of a Yeoman holding an oriental mask surrounded by newspaper review quotations. Printed by John Goodman Sons Ltd.
Poster design: Color illustration of a Yeoman holding an oriental mask surrounded by newspaper review quotations. Printed by John Goodman Sons Ltd.
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Seattle, 1994
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 40th Season. Gilbert Sullivan. The Mikado. Bagley Wright Theatre. July 15-16, 21-23, 27-30 [1994].
Poster design: Color lithograph Japanese maid, fan hiding lower face. Designed and signed by Art Chantry.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 40th Season. Gilbert Sullivan. The Mikado. Bagley Wright Theatre. July 15-16, 21-23, 27-30 [1994].
Poster design: Color lithograph Japanese maid, fan hiding lower face. Designed and signed by Art Chantry.
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Minneapolis, MN, 1996
Country of origin: USA.
The Gilbert Sullivan Very Light Opera Company. March 15-31. Friday-Sunday. Howard Conn Fine Arts Center.
Poster design: Color poster of a sword slashing through a teacup.
The Gilbert Sullivan Very Light Opera Company. March 15-31. Friday-Sunday. Howard Conn Fine Arts Center.
Poster design: Color poster of a sword slashing through a teacup.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 1996
Country of origin: England.
[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company Birmingham. Offenbach: La Vie Prisienne. Sung in English [advertised with] Gilbert Sullivan: The Mikado. Theatre Royal. Newcastle Upon Tyne. Tues. 26th-Sat 30th March 1996. Funded by The Arts Council of England. Funded by Birmingham City Council.
Poster design: Color poster with ilustrations of three fans, two with photographs of actresses. Designed by figurehead, Harrogate.
[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company Birmingham. Offenbach: La Vie Prisienne. Sung in English [advertised with] Gilbert Sullivan: The Mikado. Theatre Royal. Newcastle Upon Tyne. Tues. 26th-Sat 30th March 1996. Funded by The Arts Council of England. Funded by Birmingham City Council.
Poster design: Color poster with ilustrations of three fans, two with photographs of actresses. Designed by figurehead, Harrogate.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 1998
Country of origin: England.
Raymond Gubbay presents in association with The [New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in the best loved of all the Savoy Operas, The Mikado by Gilbert Sullivan. A sumptuous toe-tapping score with a host of favourites... This spectacular production directed by Fenton Gray and with beautifully designed sets and costumes by James Hendy features the full cast of solists, chorus and orchestra of the [New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Monday 31 August to Saturday 5 September. Eight performances only. Royal Festival Hall. Queen Elizabeth Hall. Purcell Room.
Poster design: Color photographs of 7 actors in principal roles. Multiple newspaper reviewer comments.
Raymond Gubbay presents in association with The [New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in the best loved of all the Savoy Operas, The Mikado by Gilbert Sullivan. A sumptuous toe-tapping score with a host of favourites... This spectacular production directed by Fenton Gray and with beautifully designed sets and costumes by James Hendy features the full cast of solists, chorus and orchestra of the [New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Monday 31 August to Saturday 5 September. Eight performances only. Royal Festival Hall. Queen Elizabeth Hall. Purcell Room.
Poster design: Color photographs of 7 actors in principal roles. Multiple newspaper reviewer comments.
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Austin, TX, 1998
Country of origin: USA.
The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Austin [TX] presents The Mikado. June 11-21, 1998. Helm Fine Arts Center. St. Stephen's School.
Poster design: Color poster. Godzilla-type monster with caption: "Good Heavens! I'm not the only Japanese show in town. I implore you to see The Mikado so I may have a brief respite."
The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Austin [TX] presents The Mikado. June 11-21, 1998. Helm Fine Arts Center. St. Stephen's School.
Poster design: Color poster. Godzilla-type monster with caption: "Good Heavens! I'm not the only Japanese show in town. I implore you to see The Mikado so I may have a brief respite."
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Northfield, MN, 2000
Country of origin: USA.
Northfield [Minnesota] Youth Choir: Chorale/Cantamus presents Gilbert Sullivan's operetta directed by Doug Scholz-Carlson. February 25 7:00 pm., February 26 7:00 pm., February 27 2:00 pm 7:00 pm. Northfield High School Theater. This performance is made pssible in part by a McKnight Production Assistance Grant through SEMAC.
Poster design: Color illustration of the Three Little Maids from School with faces hidden by umbrellas. Illustration by Kari Alberg. Printed by Northfield Printing Inc.
Northfield [Minnesota] Youth Choir: Chorale/Cantamus presents Gilbert Sullivan's operetta directed by Doug Scholz-Carlson. February 25 7:00 pm., February 26 7:00 pm., February 27 2:00 pm 7:00 pm. Northfield High School Theater. This performance is made pssible in part by a McKnight Production Assistance Grant through SEMAC.
Poster design: Color illustration of the Three Little Maids from School with faces hidden by umbrellas. Illustration by Kari Alberg. Printed by Northfield Printing Inc.
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University of Michigan, 2000
Country of origin: USA
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society Presents The Mikado or The Town of Titipu. April 6-8 P.M.; April 8 and 9 at 2 P.M. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Color images of a mountain, cherry blossoms and a sword seen through the lettering of MIKADO on black background. Poster designed by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society Presents The Mikado or The Town of Titipu. April 6-8 P.M.; April 8 and 9 at 2 P.M. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Color images of a mountain, cherry blossoms and a sword seen through the lettering of MIKADO on black background. Poster designed by David Zinn.
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Carl Rosa tour, 2001
Country of origin: Australia.
By appointment to H.M. Queen Victoria. Direct from a sell-out tour of the U.K. Britain's acclaimed Royal Carl Rosa Opera Company presents its sparkling and lavish recreation of the original 1885 Savoy production of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. An all-star cast with full chorus and orchestra. As directed by W.S. Gilbert himself. Featuring sets and costumes from the Academy Award winning Mike Leigh film "Topsy Turvy". Strictly limited season from 27 June. State Theatre, Victorian Arts Centre. Presented by International Concert Attractions Limited.
Poster design. Color photogrqaphs of actors portraying the Mikado, Nanki-Poo, Katisha, Ko-Ko, and Yum-Yum.
By appointment to H.M. Queen Victoria. Direct from a sell-out tour of the U.K. Britain's acclaimed Royal Carl Rosa Opera Company presents its sparkling and lavish recreation of the original 1885 Savoy production of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. An all-star cast with full chorus and orchestra. As directed by W.S. Gilbert himself. Featuring sets and costumes from the Academy Award winning Mike Leigh film "Topsy Turvy". Strictly limited season from 27 June. State Theatre, Victorian Arts Centre. Presented by International Concert Attractions Limited.
Poster design. Color photogrqaphs of actors portraying the Mikado, Nanki-Poo, Katisha, Ko-Ko, and Yum-Yum.
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Seattle, 2001
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 47th Season. July 1001. The Mikado [or] The Town of Titipu. Gilbert Sullivan. Producer, Mike Storie. Stage Director, Hal Ryder. Music Director, Alan Lund. July 13th-14th, 18th-21st, 25th-28th. Bagley Wright Theatre at Seattle Center. 8 PM evenings on all above dates. 2 PM matinees Saturday July 14, 21 28.
Poster design: Color illustration of Three Little Maids from School by Marilyn Webberley.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 47th Season. July 1001. The Mikado [or] The Town of Titipu. Gilbert Sullivan. Producer, Mike Storie. Stage Director, Hal Ryder. Music Director, Alan Lund. July 13th-14th, 18th-21st, 25th-28th. Bagley Wright Theatre at Seattle Center. 8 PM evenings on all above dates. 2 PM matinees Saturday July 14, 21 28.
Poster design: Color illustration of Three Little Maids from School by Marilyn Webberley.
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Rennes, France, 2001
Country of origin: France.
Opera de Rennes. Gilbert et Sullivan. Le Mikado. Operette. Samedi 29 decembre. Lundi 31 decembre. Mardi 1er janvier.
Poster design: Pink poster with photograph of players. Photographer: Jerome Pellerin, decembre 2001.
Opera de Rennes. Gilbert et Sullivan. Le Mikado. Operette. Samedi 29 decembre. Lundi 31 decembre. Mardi 1er janvier.
Poster design: Pink poster with photograph of players. Photographer: Jerome Pellerin, decembre 2001.
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Puyallup, WA, undated
Country of origin: USA.
Gilbert and Sullivan's Immortal Comic Opera, The Mikado. John Rogers High [School, Puyallup WA]. 37 cents. Friday evening 8:15. [Stock poster supplied by Tracy Music Library Productions, Boston.]
Poster design: Three color poster with illustration of the Mikado.
Gilbert and Sullivan's Immortal Comic Opera, The Mikado. John Rogers High [School, Puyallup WA]. 37 cents. Friday evening 8:15. [Stock poster supplied by Tracy Music Library Productions, Boston.]
Poster design: Three color poster with illustration of the Mikado.
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Austin, TX, 2005
Country of origin: USA.
The Mikado. Produced by the Gilbert Sullivan Society of Austin [Texas]. Director: Ralph MacPhail, Jr. Musical Director: Jeffrey Jones Ragona. Austin High School Performing Arts Center. June 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24, 25, 26, 30, July 1, 2, 3.
Poster design: Color photograph of actor in Japanese costume. Photography and poster design by Kenneth Gall.
The Mikado. Produced by the Gilbert Sullivan Society of Austin [Texas]. Director: Ralph MacPhail, Jr. Musical Director: Jeffrey Jones Ragona. Austin High School Performing Arts Center. June 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24, 25, 26, 30, July 1, 2, 3.
Poster design: Color photograph of actor in Japanese costume. Photography and poster design by Kenneth Gall.
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Jerusalem, 2007
Country of origin: Israel.
Encore Educational Theatre Company. Gilbert and Sullivan's comic masterpiece The Mikado. Performed in English with Hebrew surtitles. December 31, January 1,2,9- 8:00 PM/ January 3, 10- 5:00 PM 8:30 PM. Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem. Robert Binder stage director. Paul Salter musical director. Arlene Chertoff choreographer.
Poster design: Color illustration of the Mikado and Katisha against backdrop of a fan.
Encore Educational Theatre Company. Gilbert and Sullivan's comic masterpiece The Mikado. Performed in English with Hebrew surtitles. December 31, January 1,2,9- 8:00 PM/ January 3, 10- 5:00 PM 8:30 PM. Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem. Robert Binder stage director. Paul Salter musical director. Arlene Chertoff choreographer.
Poster design: Color illustration of the Mikado and Katisha against backdrop of a fan.
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St. Louis, MO, 2007
Country of origin: USA.
Gilbert Sullivan's The Mikado. December 20-January 5. Edison Theatre. Presented by Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in Association with Washington University.
Poster design: Figure of Japanese samurai printed in brown. Printer: Boleto Shank.
Gilbert Sullivan's The Mikado. December 20-January 5. Edison Theatre. Presented by Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in Association with Washington University.
Poster design: Figure of Japanese samurai printed in brown. Printer: Boleto Shank.
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Seattle, 2008
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 54th Year. The Mikado. Gilbert Sullivan. July 10-12, 16-19, 24-26, 2008. Bagley Wright Theatre at Seattle Center. Producer: Mike Storie. Director: Christine Goff. Music Director: Bernard Kwiram.
Poster design: Color cartoon figure of Ko-Ko with headsman's axe.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 54th Year. The Mikado. Gilbert Sullivan. July 10-12, 16-19, 24-26, 2008. Bagley Wright Theatre at Seattle Center. Producer: Mike Storie. Director: Christine Goff. Music Director: Bernard Kwiram.
Poster design: Color cartoon figure of Ko-Ko with headsman's axe.
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U.K., 2010
Country of origin: England.
Color poster designed for The Stephen Joseph Theatre Company in The Mikado. By W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Adapted and directed by Chris Monks. 8 July- 4 September.
Poster design: Japanese Noh style character wearing a cricket mask and holding a cricket bat.
Color poster designed for The Stephen Joseph Theatre Company in The Mikado. By W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Adapted and directed by Chris Monks. 8 July- 4 September.
Poster design: Japanese Noh style character wearing a cricket mask and holding a cricket bat.
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University of Michigan, 2011
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert Sullivan Society presents Gilbert Sullivan's The Mikado or The Town Of Titipu. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Michigan League. April 7-9 at 8:00 p.m. and April 9 10 at 2:00 p.m.
Poster design: Two color illustration of a woman's face half hidden by fan with cherry blossoms overhead.
The University of Michigan Gilbert Sullivan Society presents Gilbert Sullivan's The Mikado or The Town Of Titipu. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Michigan League. April 7-9 at 8:00 p.m. and April 9 10 at 2:00 p.m.
Poster design: Two color illustration of a woman's face half hidden by fan with cherry blossoms overhead.
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London, 2014
Country of origin: England.
Coming soon to Charing Cross Theatre. The Mikado. 27 November 2014 - 3 January 2015.
Poster design: Cartoon image of Three Little Maids from School, each with British flag on costume.
Coming soon to Charing Cross Theatre. The Mikado. 27 November 2014 - 3 January 2015.
Poster design: Cartoon image of Three Little Maids from School, each with British flag on costume.
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London, 2014
Country of origin: England.
The award-winning director of Titanic, Victor/Victoria Parade brings us Gilbert Sullivan's comic classic for the Christmas season. 27th November -3rd January 2015. Charing Cross Theatre.
Poster design: Cartoon image of Three Little Maids from School, each with British flag on costume.
The award-winning director of Titanic, Victor/Victoria Parade brings us Gilbert Sullivan's comic classic for the Christmas season. 27th November -3rd January 2015. Charing Cross Theatre.
Poster design: Cartoon image of Three Little Maids from School, each with British flag on costume.
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The Mikado in Concert, 2015
Country of origin: USA
Lincoln County Community Theater and H.M. Payson present Gilbert Sullivan's The Mikado in Concert. John Mulcahy, Music Director. March 2015.
Poster design: Full color poster of stylized Mikado. Designed by Lynda Reiss Lathrop.
Lincoln County Community Theater and H.M. Payson present Gilbert Sullivan's The Mikado in Concert. John Mulcahy, Music Director. March 2015.
Poster design: Full color poster of stylized Mikado. Designed by Lynda Reiss Lathrop.
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English National Opera theatrical screening, 2015
Country of origin: UK. Poster designed for the Dec. 3, 2015 cinema screening in HD of the English National Opera production at the London Coliseum. The Mikado. "Nanki-Poo loves Yum-Yum. Just one snag. She's betrothed to Ko-Ko, the Lord High Executioner. And Ko-Ko needs to find someone to execute-chop chop!" Enlish National Opera presents Gilbert and Sullivan's unforgettable story. Live in cinemas 3 December. From the London Coliseum in stunning cinematic HD. Poster design: Tuxedo front on brown background.
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Seattle, 2014
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 60th Year. The Mikado or The Town of Titipu. July 11-13, July 18-20, July 25-26 of 2014. Bagley Wright Theatre.
Poster design: Color poster with cartoon faces of the Three Little Maids From School. Designed by Christian Salas.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 60th Year. The Mikado or The Town of Titipu. July 11-13, July 18-20, July 25-26 of 2014. Bagley Wright Theatre.
Poster design: Color poster with cartoon faces of the Three Little Maids From School. Designed by Christian Salas.
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Scotland, 2016
Country of origin: Scotland.
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company [in conjunction with] Scottish Opera. Gilbert Sullivan's The Mikado. Get ready to laugh your head off! A new Scottish Opera and D'Oyly Carte co-production. Sung in English with English supertitles. Theatre Royal Glasgow 5-7-8-12-13-14 May. Eden Court, Inverness 19-20-21 May. His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen 26-27-28 May. Festival Theatre Edinbugh 1-2-3-4-5 June. Also touring to Belfast, Newcastle, Bristol and Southampton 9 Jun to 2 Jul.
Poster design: Color illustration of stylised modern samurai, three little maids from school in the background and a cartoon fisherman in water netting a fish.
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company [in conjunction with] Scottish Opera. Gilbert Sullivan's The Mikado. Get ready to laugh your head off! A new Scottish Opera and D'Oyly Carte co-production. Sung in English with English supertitles. Theatre Royal Glasgow 5-7-8-12-13-14 May. Eden Court, Inverness 19-20-21 May. His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen 26-27-28 May. Festival Theatre Edinbugh 1-2-3-4-5 June. Also touring to Belfast, Newcastle, Bristol and Southampton 9 Jun to 2 Jul.
Poster design: Color illustration of stylised modern samurai, three little maids from school in the background and a cartoon fisherman in water netting a fish.
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Jerusalem, 2017
Country of origin: Israel.
Encore! Educatinal Theatre Company proudly presents Gilbert Sullivan's masterpiece The Mikado or, The Town of Titipu. Performed in English with Hebrew surtitles. Stage Direction by Robert Binder. Musical Direction by Paul Salter. Tues. 26 Dec. 7:30 P.m./ Wed. 27 Dec. 7:30 P.M./ Thurs. 28 Dec. 7:30 P.M./ Tues. 2 Jan. 7:30 P.m./ Wed. 3 Jan. 5:00 P.m./ Thurs. 4 Jan. 7:30 P.m. Hiresch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
Poster design: Color illustration of fans surrounding an Asian face.
Encore! Educatinal Theatre Company proudly presents Gilbert Sullivan's masterpiece The Mikado or, The Town of Titipu. Performed in English with Hebrew surtitles. Stage Direction by Robert Binder. Musical Direction by Paul Salter. Tues. 26 Dec. 7:30 P.m./ Wed. 27 Dec. 7:30 P.M./ Thurs. 28 Dec. 7:30 P.M./ Tues. 2 Jan. 7:30 P.m./ Wed. 3 Jan. 5:00 P.m./ Thurs. 4 Jan. 7:30 P.m. Hiresch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
Poster design: Color illustration of fans surrounding an Asian face.
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Adaptations
The Black Mikado, London, 1975
Country of origin: England.
Color poster. The Black Mikado by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan: James Verner by arrangement with Picadilly Plays LTD. In association with Paula Margulies for Paulwin Productions present. Michael Denison as Pooh-Bah. Derek Griffiths, Val Pringle, Norman Beaton, Vernon Nesbeth, Floella Benjamiyn, Jenny McGusty, Patricia Ebigwei and Anita Tucker. Directed by Braham Murray. Music adaptation: Eddie Quansah, George Larnyoh, Janos Bajtala. Music Production: Dave Bloxham. Lighting: Michael Williams. Sound: Ian Gibson. Choreography: Amadeo. Cambridge Theatre Earlham Street, Cambridge Circus, W.C.2. Under the direction of Larry Parnes.
Poster design: A woman of color is depicted wearing Japanese style dress.
Color poster. The Black Mikado by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan: James Verner by arrangement with Picadilly Plays LTD. In association with Paula Margulies for Paulwin Productions present. Michael Denison as Pooh-Bah. Derek Griffiths, Val Pringle, Norman Beaton, Vernon Nesbeth, Floella Benjamiyn, Jenny McGusty, Patricia Ebigwei and Anita Tucker. Directed by Braham Murray. Music adaptation: Eddie Quansah, George Larnyoh, Janos Bajtala. Music Production: Dave Bloxham. Lighting: Michael Williams. Sound: Ian Gibson. Choreography: Amadeo. Cambridge Theatre Earlham Street, Cambridge Circus, W.C.2. Under the direction of Larry Parnes.
Poster design: A woman of color is depicted wearing Japanese style dress.
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The Metropolitan Mikado or The Town of Mitsubishi, 1985.
Country of origin: England.
Freely adapted from Gilbert and Sullivan by Ned Sherrin and Alistair Beaton. GLC Queen Elizabeth Hall. GLC Working for the Arts in London.
Poster design: Orange poster with title printed vertically. Caricatures of Margaret Thatcher and other politicians as characters in the opera. Program notes on verso.
Freely adapted from Gilbert and Sullivan by Ned Sherrin and Alistair Beaton. GLC Queen Elizabeth Hall. GLC Working for the Arts in London.
Poster design: Orange poster with title printed vertically. Caricatures of Margaret Thatcher and other politicians as characters in the opera. Program notes on verso.
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Hot Mikado, Washington D.C., 1986
Country of origin: USA.
Ford's Theatre Society presents Hot Mikado. A Sizzling Swingtime Celebration of Gilbert Sullivan's Comic Musical. Musical Supervision Arrangements by Rob Bowman. Set Designer: Daniel Proett. Costume Designer: Carol Oditz. Lighting Designer: Susan A. White. Directed and Choreographed by David H. Bel. Begins March 18. Ford's Theatre. 511 Tenth Street, N.W., Washington DC 20004.
Poster design: Stylized trumpet with jazz singer and dancers. Designer: Deanne Hollis.
Ford's Theatre Society presents Hot Mikado. A Sizzling Swingtime Celebration of Gilbert Sullivan's Comic Musical. Musical Supervision Arrangements by Rob Bowman. Set Designer: Daniel Proett. Costume Designer: Carol Oditz. Lighting Designer: Susan A. White. Directed and Choreographed by David H. Bel. Begins March 18. Ford's Theatre. 511 Tenth Street, N.W., Washington DC 20004.
Poster design: Stylized trumpet with jazz singer and dancers. Designer: Deanne Hollis.
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Mikado Inc., 1990
Country of origin: USA.
Color poster. Mikado Inc. Inspired by Gilbert Sullivan's "The Mikado." Lyrics by Albert Evans. Book by Jane Waterhouse. Musical supervision adaptation by Glen Kelly. Conceived, choreographed and directed by Robert Johanson. May 16-June 24, 1990. The State Theatre of New Jersey. Paper Mill Playhouse.
Poster design: Employees of Mikado Inc. reaching up towards an airborne helicopter.
Color poster. Mikado Inc. Inspired by Gilbert Sullivan's "The Mikado." Lyrics by Albert Evans. Book by Jane Waterhouse. Musical supervision adaptation by Glen Kelly. Conceived, choreographed and directed by Robert Johanson. May 16-June 24, 1990. The State Theatre of New Jersey. Paper Mill Playhouse.
Poster design: Employees of Mikado Inc. reaching up towards an airborne helicopter.
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Hot Mikado, London, 1995
Country of origin: England.
Ronald S. Lee presents The Ford's Theatre Production of Hot Mikado. Book Lyrics adapted by David H. Bell. Music adapted arranged by Rob Bowman. Featuring: Sharon Benson. Neil Couperthwaite. Lawrence Hamilton. Veronica Hart. Paulette Ivory. Alison Jiear. Ross Lehman. Richard Lloyd King. Paul Manuel. Ben Richards. Set design: Daniel Proett. Design consultant: Terry Parsons. Lighting design: Nick Richings. Sound design: Rich Carke. Associate choreographer: Harrison McEldowney. Musical director Simon Lee. Orchestrations: George Hummel. Casting by Suzanne Smith. Directed choreographed by David H. Bell. Based on 'The Mikado' by WS Gilbert Arthur Sullivan. Originally produced at Ford's Theatre Washington, D.C. Frankie Hewitt, producing director. U.K. production produced in association with the Churchill Theatre Bromley. Queen's Theatre [London].
Poster design: Text on black background. Small illustration of dancing couple. "Explosive dance. Cool jazz." Designed printed by Dewynters PLC London.
Ronald S. Lee presents The Ford's Theatre Production of Hot Mikado. Book Lyrics adapted by David H. Bell. Music adapted arranged by Rob Bowman. Featuring: Sharon Benson. Neil Couperthwaite. Lawrence Hamilton. Veronica Hart. Paulette Ivory. Alison Jiear. Ross Lehman. Richard Lloyd King. Paul Manuel. Ben Richards. Set design: Daniel Proett. Design consultant: Terry Parsons. Lighting design: Nick Richings. Sound design: Rich Carke. Associate choreographer: Harrison McEldowney. Musical director Simon Lee. Orchestrations: George Hummel. Casting by Suzanne Smith. Directed choreographed by David H. Bell. Based on 'The Mikado' by WS Gilbert Arthur Sullivan. Originally produced at Ford's Theatre Washington, D.C. Frankie Hewitt, producing director. U.K. production produced in association with the Churchill Theatre Bromley. Queen's Theatre [London].
Poster design: Text on black background. Small illustration of dancing couple. "Explosive dance. Cool jazz." Designed printed by Dewynters PLC London.
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El Mikado, Toronto, 2015
Country of origin: Canada
North Toronto Players. El Mikado. Friday Feb 20th-8 PM. Sat Feb 21st-2 PM, Sun Feb 22nd-2 PM. Fri Feb 27th-8 PM, Sat Feb 28th-2 8 PM. Sun March 1st-2 PM. Jubilee United Church.
Poster design: Man holding a guitar behind his back.
North Toronto Players. El Mikado. Friday Feb 20th-8 PM. Sat Feb 21st-2 PM, Sun Feb 22nd-2 PM. Fri Feb 27th-8 PM, Sat Feb 28th-2 8 PM. Sun March 1st-2 PM. Jubilee United Church.
Poster design: Man holding a guitar behind his back.
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The Mikado Reclaimed, Austin, TX, 2016
Country of origin: USA.
The Mikado: Reclaimed. Presented by Generic Ensemble Company and The Vortex in conjunction with Luckychaos Productions. Directed by kt shorb. Devised by the Ensemble. Based on the words and music of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. For 3 weeks only: February 12-27, 2016. Thursday-Sunday: 8 PM. The Vortex, 2307 Manor Rd. Austin TX 78722.
Poster design: Black and white photograph of Japanese lovers with red streak surrounding "Reclaimed."
The Mikado: Reclaimed. Presented by Generic Ensemble Company and The Vortex in conjunction with Luckychaos Productions. Directed by kt shorb. Devised by the Ensemble. Based on the words and music of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. For 3 weeks only: February 12-27, 2016. Thursday-Sunday: 8 PM. The Vortex, 2307 Manor Rd. Austin TX 78722.
Poster design: Black and white photograph of Japanese lovers with red streak surrounding "Reclaimed."
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The McAdo, Austin TX, 2022
Country of origin: USA.
Gilbert Sullivan Austin presents your favorite comic opera as you've never seen it before. The McAdo. June 10-19, 2022. Stage Director Michelle Hache. Music Director Jeffrey Jones-Ragona. Waoley Barton Theater.
Poster design: Three color illustration of bagpiper.
Gilbert Sullivan Austin presents your favorite comic opera as you've never seen it before. The McAdo. June 10-19, 2022. Stage Director Michelle Hache. Music Director Jeffrey Jones-Ragona. Waoley Barton Theater.
Poster design: Three color illustration of bagpiper.
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Films
The Cool Mikado, 1963
Country of origin: England.
Harold Baim presents The Craziest. The Zaniest. The Whackiest. The Maddest. Musical Ever Filmed! The Cool Mikado. Adapted from the Gilbert Sullivan opera "The Mikado" by Maurice Browning. Written and directed by Michael Winner. Produced by Harold Baim. United Artists. Eastman Colour. [Starring] Frankie Howerd, Tommy Cooper, Dennis Price. Jacqeline Jones, Mike Bernie Winters. Lionel Blair and his dancers, Kevin Scott and Stubby Kaye. [Poster printed by] Stafford Co., Ltdl, Netherfield, Nottingham: and London.
Poster design: Multicolor depicting characters from the film.
Harold Baim presents The Craziest. The Zaniest. The Whackiest. The Maddest. Musical Ever Filmed! The Cool Mikado. Adapted from the Gilbert Sullivan opera "The Mikado" by Maurice Browning. Written and directed by Michael Winner. Produced by Harold Baim. United Artists. Eastman Colour. [Starring] Frankie Howerd, Tommy Cooper, Dennis Price. Jacqeline Jones, Mike Bernie Winters. Lionel Blair and his dancers, Kevin Scott and Stubby Kaye. [Poster printed by] Stafford Co., Ltdl, Netherfield, Nottingham: and London.
Poster design: Multicolor depicting characters from the film.
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The Mikado, 1939
USA, 1939
Country of origin: USA.
Universal Pictures presents Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. Starring Kenny Baker. With Jean Colin. Martyn Gree. Sydney Granville. D'Oyly Carte Chorus. And a Cast of Hundreds. In Technicolor. Recorded by London Symphony Orchestra. Adapted Conducted and Produced by Geoffrey Toye. Directed by Victor Schertzinger.
Poster design: Color poster with stars in romantic pose. Five illustrated sheets of paper each with song titles.
Universal Pictures presents Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. Starring Kenny Baker. With Jean Colin. Martyn Gree. Sydney Granville. D'Oyly Carte Chorus. And a Cast of Hundreds. In Technicolor. Recorded by London Symphony Orchestra. Adapted Conducted and Produced by Geoffrey Toye. Directed by Victor Schertzinger.
Poster design: Color poster with stars in romantic pose. Five illustrated sheets of paper each with song titles.
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Bulgaria, 1939
Country of origin: Bulgaria.
Poster for distribution of the 1939 Universal Pictures film. Cyrillic text. USA Film. Gilbert and Sullivan. Mikado. [with] Kenny Baker.
Poster design: Text only, black lettering.
Poster for distribution of the 1939 Universal Pictures film. Cyrillic text. USA Film. Gilbert and Sullivan. Mikado. [with] Kenny Baker.
Poster design: Text only, black lettering.
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Bulgaria, 1939
Country of origin: Bulgaria.
Cyrillic text. [Kenny Baker]. Mikado. GFD. London.
Poster design: Kenny Baker as Nanki Poo. Signed by artist.
Cyrillic text. [Kenny Baker]. Mikado. GFD. London.
Poster design: Kenny Baker as Nanki Poo. Signed by artist.
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The Mikado, 1967
The Mikado. [U.K.], [1966]
Country of origin: England. BHE Productions present The Mikado. Technicolor. Wide Screen. by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Based on the stage production by Anthony Besch. The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra conducted by Isidore Godfrey. Produced by Anthony Havelock-Allan and John Brabourne. Directed for the screen by Stuart Burge. Released through Eagle Films Limited. Poster design: Color poster with illustrations of characters from the opera on a screen background.
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The Mikado. U.S.A., 1967
Country of origin: USA. Warner Bros. presents all the music, magic and magnificence of the most delightful Mikado ever. A brand-new actual performance of The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. The Mikado. It's unequaled on the screen! Premiere engagements. 4 Times Only. March. Students and group party discounts. Contact theatre manager. A BHE Production of The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. "The Mikado" by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Based on the Stage Production by Anthony Besch. Produced by Anthony Havelock-Allen and John Brabourne. Directed by Stuart Burge. Techicolor. Widescreen from Warner Bros. Property of National Screen Service Corp. Copyright 1967 Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corporation. Permission granted for newspaper and magazine reproduction. Printed in U.S.A. Licensed for display only in connection with the exhibition of this picture at your theatre. Must be returned immediately thereafter. 67/82 Poster design: Color poster with illustration of Yum-Yum and Nanki-Poo. "The Mikado" printed in executioner's axe.
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The Mikado. [U.S.A.], [1967]
Country of origin: USA. Warner BRos. presents all the music, magic and magnificence of the most delightful Mikado ever. A brand-new actual performance of The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. The Mikado. A BHE Production of The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. "The Mikado" by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Based on the Stage Production by Anthony Besch. Produced by Anthony Havelock-Allen and John Brabourne. Directed by Stuart Burge. Technicolor. Widescreen. D. Printed in U.S.A. Poster design: Printed in pink and gray. Mainly text with photograph of the actresses portraying Yum-Yum, Pitti-Sing and Peep-Bo.
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Ruddigore
Productions
UK, ca. 1910
Country of origin: England
Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse. Color lithographed stock poster with no theatre identified. Printed by Stafford Co., Ltd, Netherfield, Notts. No. 5705.
Poster design: Stylized drawing of Mad Margaret.
Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse. Color lithographed stock poster with no theatre identified. Printed by Stafford Co., Ltd, Netherfield, Notts. No. 5705.
Poster design: Stylized drawing of Mad Margaret.
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Middlesex, England, 1960
Country of origin: U.K.
Middlesex Hospital Choral Society presents For Three Days Only. Wednesday 22nd: Thrusday 23rd: Friday 24th June 1960. An Entriely New Original Opera by Messrs W.S. Gilbert Arthur Sullivan entitled Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse by Kind Permission of Brigid (sic) D'Oyly Carte. To be staged at The Edward Lewis Theatre New Improved Medical School.
Poster design: Text only in red and black.
Middlesex Hospital Choral Society presents For Three Days Only. Wednesday 22nd: Thrusday 23rd: Friday 24th June 1960. An Entriely New Original Opera by Messrs W.S. Gilbert Arthur Sullivan entitled Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse by Kind Permission of Brigid (sic) D'Oyly Carte. To be staged at The Edward Lewis Theatre New Improved Medical School.
Poster design: Text only in red and black.
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Ruddygore, [sic] San Francisco, 1961
Country of origin: USA.
The Lamplighters present Gilbert and Sullivan's Ruddygore. The Harding Theatre....Starting Sept. 23- fri and Sat- thru Dec. 16.
Color poster with brightly colored comic figure of a bridesmaid. Designed by Rex May.
The Lamplighters present Gilbert and Sullivan's Ruddygore. The Harding Theatre....Starting Sept. 23- fri and Sat- thru Dec. 16.
Color poster with brightly colored comic figure of a bridesmaid. Designed by Rex May.
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University of Michigan, 1976
Country of origin: USA.
The U of M Gilbert Sullivan Society proudly presents Ruddigore. Aril 14-17, 1976. Lydia Mendelssohn Theater, Ann Arbor.
Poster design: Topsy turvy illustration in brown of evil squire (upright) and benign squire (upside down).
The U of M Gilbert Sullivan Society proudly presents Ruddigore. Aril 14-17, 1976. Lydia Mendelssohn Theater, Ann Arbor.
Poster design: Topsy turvy illustration in brown of evil squire (upright) and benign squire (upside down).
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University of Michigan, 1987
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society proudly presents Gilbert and Sullivan's Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse. April 9-19, 1987. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. April 9,10,11, 16,17 18 at 8:00 p.m. April 11 and 18 at 2:00 p.m. April 12 and 19 at 3:00 pm.
Poster design: Two color cartoon of an evil figure clutching a young couple. Design by David S. Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society proudly presents Gilbert and Sullivan's Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse. April 9-19, 1987. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. April 9,10,11, 16,17 18 at 8:00 p.m. April 11 and 18 at 2:00 p.m. April 12 and 19 at 3:00 pm.
Poster design: Two color cartoon of an evil figure clutching a young couple. Design by David S. Zinn.
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Sadler's Wells (London), 1987
Country of origin: England.
Gilbert Sullivan's witty celebration of the English nobility. A New Production sponsored by Prudential. New Sadler's Wells Opera. Sadler's Wells Theatre. Winter Season February 19 - March 14 with Lehár's The Count of Luxembourg.
Poster design: Lightning striking eerie castle. Black poster with red and yellow elements.
Gilbert Sullivan's witty celebration of the English nobility. A New Production sponsored by Prudential. New Sadler's Wells Opera. Sadler's Wells Theatre. Winter Season February 19 - March 14 with Lehár's The Count of Luxembourg.
Poster design: Lightning striking eerie castle. Black poster with red and yellow elements.
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University of Michigan, 1992
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. December 3-5 at 8 P.M. December 5 6 at 2 P.M.
Poster design: Two color illustration of a man in a picture frame holding a knife. Design by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. December 3-5 at 8 P.M. December 5 6 at 2 P.M.
Poster design: Two color illustration of a man in a picture frame holding a knife. Design by David Zinn.
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Seattle, 1995
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 41st Season! Gilbert Sullivan. Ruddygore [sic]. Bagley Wright Theatre. July 14-29 [1995].
Poster design: Color lithograph of scene depicting Ruthven, Dame Hanna and ghost of Sir Roderic stepping from picture frame. Designed and signed by Art Chantry. Illustration by Mr. Fotheringham.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 41st Season! Gilbert Sullivan. Ruddygore [sic]. Bagley Wright Theatre. July 14-29 [1995].
Poster design: Color lithograph of scene depicting Ruthven, Dame Hanna and ghost of Sir Roderic stepping from picture frame. Designed and signed by Art Chantry. Illustration by Mr. Fotheringham.
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University of Michigan, 2003
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society Presents Ruddigore or the Witch's Curse. Dec. 4 6 at 8 PM. Dec. 6 7 at 2 PM. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Three color cartoon characters with eerie castle in distance. Design by Peter Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society Presents Ruddigore or the Witch's Curse. Dec. 4 6 at 8 PM. Dec. 6 7 at 2 PM. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Three color cartoon characters with eerie castle in distance. Design by Peter Zinn.
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Austin, TX, 2007
Country of origin: USA.
Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse presented by the Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Austin [Texas]. Texas School for the Deaf Auditorium. [June 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24.] Ruddigore is funded in part by the City of Austin under the auspices of the Austin Arts Commission and supported by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying Robin, Rose and Sir Despard Murgetroyd. Photography and Poster Design: www.KennethGall.com.
Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse presented by the Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Austin [Texas]. Texas School for the Deaf Auditorium. [June 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24.] Ruddigore is funded in part by the City of Austin under the auspices of the Austin Arts Commission and supported by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying Robin, Rose and Sir Despard Murgetroyd. Photography and Poster Design: www.KennethGall.com.
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University of Michigan, 2008
Country of origin: USA.
UMGASS proudly presents Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse. December 4-6 at 8 PM. December 6-7 at 2 PM. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Color representation of empty picture frame with missing Murgetroyd ancestor.
UMGASS proudly presents Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse. December 4-6 at 8 PM. December 6-7 at 2 PM. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Color representation of empty picture frame with missing Murgetroyd ancestor.
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Jerusalem, 2010
Country of origin: Israel
ENCORE! Educatioal Theatre Company presents Gilbert Sullivan's melodramatic opera Ruddigore or the Witch's Curse. Stage direction by Robert Binder. Musical direction by Paul Salter. Choreography by Arlene Chertoff. Performed in English with Hebrew surtitles. Jerusalem Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel. Dec. 28 Tues. 8:00 p.m./ Dec. 29 Wed. 8:00 p.m./ Dec. 30 Thur. 5:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m./ Jan. 4 Tues. 8:00 p.m./ Jan. 5 Wed. 8 p.m./ Jan. 6 Thurs. 5:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m./ Ra'anana Yad labanim Jan.2 Sun. 8:00 p.m.
Poster design: Color poster with fierce-looking ancestor emerging from a picture frame.
ENCORE! Educatioal Theatre Company presents Gilbert Sullivan's melodramatic opera Ruddigore or the Witch's Curse. Stage direction by Robert Binder. Musical direction by Paul Salter. Choreography by Arlene Chertoff. Performed in English with Hebrew surtitles. Jerusalem Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel. Dec. 28 Tues. 8:00 p.m./ Dec. 29 Wed. 8:00 p.m./ Dec. 30 Thur. 5:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m./ Jan. 4 Tues. 8:00 p.m./ Jan. 5 Wed. 8 p.m./ Jan. 6 Thurs. 5:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m./ Ra'anana Yad labanim Jan.2 Sun. 8:00 p.m.
Poster design: Color poster with fierce-looking ancestor emerging from a picture frame.
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Austin, TX, 2018
Country of origin: USA.
Ruddigore -or- the witch's curse. June 2018. Gilbert Sullivan [Society of] Austin.
Poster design: Color image of foreboding castle.
Ruddigore -or- the witch's curse. June 2018. Gilbert Sullivan [Society of] Austin.
Poster design: Color image of foreboding castle.
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Minneapolis, MN, 2020
Country of origin: USA
Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse. The Gilbert Sullivan Very Light Opera Company. William S. Gilbert Book Lyrics. Arthur Sullivan Music. Joe Andrews Director. Randal Buikema Music Director. March 13-April 5, 2020. Howard Conn Fine Ars Center, Minneapolis.
Poster design: A parody of 1940's American film poster. Man and woman showing fear against backdrop of evil visage and haunting castle. Black and white photograph with two color labelling.
Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse. The Gilbert Sullivan Very Light Opera Company. William S. Gilbert Book Lyrics. Arthur Sullivan Music. Joe Andrews Director. Randal Buikema Music Director. March 13-April 5, 2020. Howard Conn Fine Ars Center, Minneapolis.
Poster design: A parody of 1940's American film poster. Man and woman showing fear against backdrop of evil visage and haunting castle. Black and white photograph with two color labelling.
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The Yeomen of the Guard
Productions
UK, ca. 1920.
Country of origin: England.
The Yeomen of the Guard or The Merryman and his Maid. Color stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Netherfield, Nottingham. No. 3087. No theatre identified.
Poster design: Headsman with axe.
The Yeomen of the Guard or The Merryman and his Maid. Color stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Netherfield, Nottingham. No. 3087. No theatre identified.
Poster design: Headsman with axe.
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UK, ca. 1920
Country of origin: England.
The Yeomen of the Guard or The Merryman and his Maid. Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Netherfield, Nottingham. No. 5847. No theatre identified.
Poster design: Jester with mock sceptre adorned with jester's head.
The Yeomen of the Guard or The Merryman and his Maid. Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Netherfield, Nottingham. No. 5847. No theatre identified.
Poster design: Jester with mock sceptre adorned with jester's head.
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London, 1978
Country of origin: England.
Festival of The City of London. The Yeomen of the Guard. By W.S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan. On the 900th anniversary of Her Majesty's Tower of London. Anthony Besch's Unique and Spectacular Production Staged in the open air in the Moat of the Tower with Tommy Steele as Jack Point, plus full cast, chorus and orchestra. 17 July-12 August [1978] at the Tower. Nightly at 8:25 pm except Sundays. Sponsored byThe Distillers of Beefeater Gin.
Poster design: Printed in two colors. Illustration of five tower warders.
Festival of The City of London. The Yeomen of the Guard. By W.S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan. On the 900th anniversary of Her Majesty's Tower of London. Anthony Besch's Unique and Spectacular Production Staged in the open air in the Moat of the Tower with Tommy Steele as Jack Point, plus full cast, chorus and orchestra. 17 July-12 August [1978] at the Tower. Nightly at 8:25 pm except Sundays. Sponsored byThe Distillers of Beefeater Gin.
Poster design: Printed in two colors. Illustration of five tower warders.
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Houston, 1983
Country of origin: USA
Just When You Thought You Knew Gilbert Sullivan. The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Houston presents Alister Donkin of the D'Oyly Carte. Yeomen of the Guard. Jay Julian, Director. Robert Linder, Conductor. July 8,9 10, 1983. Jones Hall.
Poster design: Two color image of a Yeomen and Jack Point. Designed by Byrd.
Just When You Thought You Knew Gilbert Sullivan. The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Houston presents Alister Donkin of the D'Oyly Carte. Yeomen of the Guard. Jay Julian, Director. Robert Linder, Conductor. July 8,9 10, 1983. Jones Hall.
Poster design: Two color image of a Yeomen and Jack Point. Designed by Byrd.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 1988
Country of origin: England.
The New D'Oyly Carte Opera Company presents Gilbert and Sullivan's Iolanthe [advertised with] The Yeomen of the Guard. First Season Souvenir Poster 1988. Limited Edition.
Poster design: Illustrations of Phyllis and the Lord Chancellor in "Iolanthe" and a Tower Warder and Jack Point in "The Yeomen of the Guard." Designed and printed by BD Studios Norwich 628538.
The New D'Oyly Carte Opera Company presents Gilbert and Sullivan's Iolanthe [advertised with] The Yeomen of the Guard. First Season Souvenir Poster 1988. Limited Edition.
Poster design: Illustrations of Phyllis and the Lord Chancellor in "Iolanthe" and a Tower Warder and Jack Point in "The Yeomen of the Guard." Designed and printed by BD Studios Norwich 628538.
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University of Michigan, 1991
Country of origin: USA.
The Yeomen of the Guard by Gilbert and Sullivan. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, December 5-7 at 8 p.m. December 7-8 at 2 p.m. Presented by the University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society.
Poster design: Two color illustration of jester's marotte with worried look. Designed by David Zinn.
The Yeomen of the Guard by Gilbert and Sullivan. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, December 5-7 at 8 p.m. December 7-8 at 2 p.m. Presented by the University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society.
Poster design: Two color illustration of jester's marotte with worried look. Designed by David Zinn.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 1992
[New] D'Oyly Carte [Opera Company]. 150th Anniversary Tour. Gilbert Sullivan's The Mikado [advertised with] The Yeomen of the Guard. Sadler's Wells [Theatre, London]. April 28 - May 16, 1992.
Poster design: Color illustration of a Yeoman holding an oriental mask surrounded by newspaper review quotations. Printed by John Goodman Sons Ltd.
Poster design: Color illustration of a Yeoman holding an oriental mask surrounded by newspaper review quotations. Printed by John Goodman Sons Ltd.
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University of Michigan, 1996
Country of origin: USA.
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society at the University of Michigan presents The Yeomen of the Guard or, the merryman and his maid. December 5-8, Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Michigan League, 911 N. University.
Poster design: Two color illustration of Yeoman and Jester.
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society at the University of Michigan presents The Yeomen of the Guard or, the merryman and his maid. December 5-8, Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Michigan League, 911 N. University.
Poster design: Two color illustration of Yeoman and Jester.
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Carl Rosa Opera Co., 2000
Country of origin: England.
Carl Rosa Opera. By appointment to H.M. Queen Victoria. Britain's Oldest Opera Company. Yeomen of the Guard [advertised with] Iolanthe by Gilbert Sullivan. Norwich Theatre Royal. Dates Mon. 18th to Sat. 23rd September 2000. "The world has gone Topsy-Turvy over Gilbert and Sullivan." "Presenting two of the best loved Savoy Operas in a true, traditional style."
Poster design: Text against purple background. Small illustrations of headsman's axe and Big Ben.
Carl Rosa Opera. By appointment to H.M. Queen Victoria. Britain's Oldest Opera Company. Yeomen of the Guard [advertised with] Iolanthe by Gilbert Sullivan. Norwich Theatre Royal. Dates Mon. 18th to Sat. 23rd September 2000. "The world has gone Topsy-Turvy over Gilbert and Sullivan." "Presenting two of the best loved Savoy Operas in a true, traditional style."
Poster design: Text against purple background. Small illustrations of headsman's axe and Big Ben.
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[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., 2002
Country of origin: England.
[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in association with Raymond Gubbay present Gilbert Sullivan. Iolanthe from 15 February [advertised with] The Yeomen of the Guard from 12 April. Savoy Theatre [London].
Poster design: Color poster with illustration of face [playing] card showing peer and tower warder. Background illustration of Big Ben and Tower of London.
[New] D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in association with Raymond Gubbay present Gilbert Sullivan. Iolanthe from 15 February [advertised with] The Yeomen of the Guard from 12 April. Savoy Theatre [London].
Poster design: Color poster with illustration of face [playing] card showing peer and tower warder. Background illustration of Big Ben and Tower of London.
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University of Michigan, 2002
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents The Yeomen of the Guard or The Merryman and His Maid. December 5-7 at 8 PM; December 7 2 PM. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre- Ann Arbor.
Poster design: Color illustration of a Yeomen with jester peeking from behind. Design by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents The Yeomen of the Guard or The Merryman and His Maid. December 5-7 at 8 PM; December 7 2 PM. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre- Ann Arbor.
Poster design: Color illustration of a Yeomen with jester peeking from behind. Design by David Zinn.
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Jerusalem, 2008
Country of origin: Israel.
ENCORE! Educational Theatre Company presents The Yeomen of the Guard. Gilbert Sullivan's musical masterpiece. Stage Director Robert Binder. Musical Director Paul Salter. Choreographer Arlene Chertoff. Hirsch Theatre Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors as Jack Point and Wilfred Shadbolt with schematic Tower of London in background.
ENCORE! Educational Theatre Company presents The Yeomen of the Guard. Gilbert Sullivan's musical masterpiece. Stage Director Robert Binder. Musical Director Paul Salter. Choreographer Arlene Chertoff. Hirsch Theatre Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors as Jack Point and Wilfred Shadbolt with schematic Tower of London in background.
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University of Michigan, 2008
Country of origin: USA.
University of Michigan Gilbert Sullivan Society. The Yeomen of the Guard. April 3-5 at 8 PM; April 5 6 at 2 PM. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Jester's marotte in black and white with red area over right eye. Designed by David Zinn.
University of Michigan Gilbert Sullivan Society. The Yeomen of the Guard. April 3-5 at 8 PM; April 5 6 at 2 PM. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Jester's marotte in black and white with red area over right eye. Designed by David Zinn.
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Seattle, 2016
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society presents The Yeomen of the Guard by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Bagley Wright Theater. July 15,16,22,23,29,30 @ 7:30 PM. July 17,23,24,30 @ 2:00 PM. Tickets Available Now.
Poster design: Color reproduction of Dudley Hardy's image of Headsman.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society presents The Yeomen of the Guard by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Bagley Wright Theater. July 15,16,22,23,29,30 @ 7:30 PM. July 17,23,24,30 @ 2:00 PM. Tickets Available Now.
Poster design: Color reproduction of Dudley Hardy's image of Headsman.
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Adaptations
Ashland, OR, 2016
Country of origin: USA.
Oregon Shakespeare Festival 2016. Music by Arthur Sullivan. Libretto by W.S. Gilbert. Adapted by Sean Graney, Matt Kahler and Andra Velis Simon. Directed by Sean Graney.
Poster design: Color photographic illustration of K.T. Vogt as Warden Carruthers playing a guitar with actor protraying Fairfax in prison uniform. Old Western background.
Oregon Shakespeare Festival 2016. Music by Arthur Sullivan. Libretto by W.S. Gilbert. Adapted by Sean Graney, Matt Kahler and Andra Velis Simon. Directed by Sean Graney.
Poster design: Color photographic illustration of K.T. Vogt as Warden Carruthers playing a guitar with actor protraying Fairfax in prison uniform. Old Western background.
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The Gondoliers
Productions
UK, ca. 1920
Country of origin: England.
Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Netherfield, Nottingham. No. 5633. No theatre identified.
Poster design: The brothers Palmieri, one on a throne.
Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Netherfield, Nottingham. No. 5633. No theatre identified.
Poster design: The brothers Palmieri, one on a throne.
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UK, ca. 1929
Country of origin: England.
The Gondoliers--or The King of Barataria. Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Netherfield, Nottingham and London. No. 3168. No theatre identified.
Poster design: The Grand Inquisitor, Don Alhambra del Bolero.
The Gondoliers--or The King of Barataria. Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Netherfield, Nottingham and London. No. 3168. No theatre identified.
Poster design: The Grand Inquisitor, Don Alhambra del Bolero.
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UK, ca. 1929
Country of origin: England.
Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Netherfield, Nottingham; and London. No. 1337. No theatre identified.
Poster design: Face of contadine with scene of Venice in background.
Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Netherfield, Nottingham; and London. No. 1337. No theatre identified.
Poster design: Face of contadine with scene of Venice in background.
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San Francisco, 1961
Country of origin: USA.
The Lamplighters present Gilbert and Sullivan's The Gondoliers. Fri. and Sat 8:30 pm. $2.00. Feb 11 thru May. Lamplighters Theatre, 236 McAllister St.
Poster design: Brightly colored cartoon figures of gondoliers with moustaches shaped like gondolas. Designed by Rex May.
The Lamplighters present Gilbert and Sullivan's The Gondoliers. Fri. and Sat 8:30 pm. $2.00. Feb 11 thru May. Lamplighters Theatre, 236 McAllister St.
Poster design: Brightly colored cartoon figures of gondoliers with moustaches shaped like gondolas. Designed by Rex May.
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Stratford Festival, 1983
Country of origin: Canada.
June 6-July 31, 1983. Stratford Festival Canada. Avon Theatre. Artistic Director John Hirsch.
Poster design by Heather Cooper. Color illustration of a gondolier with two contadine.
June 6-July 31, 1983. Stratford Festival Canada. Avon Theatre. Artistic Director John Hirsch.
Poster design by Heather Cooper. Color illustration of a gondolier with two contadine.
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Houston, 1987
Country of origin: USA.
Presented by The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Houston with Alistair Donkin as The Duke of Plaza-Toro. Alistair Donkin, Director. Robert Linder, Conductor. July 17,18,24,25 at 8 p.m. July 19 26 at 2:30 p.m. Wortham Center in the Lillie Roy Cullan Theater.
Poster design: Color image of playing card kings with gondola insert. Autographed by Alistair Donkin and Robert Linder.
Presented by The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Houston with Alistair Donkin as The Duke of Plaza-Toro. Alistair Donkin, Director. Robert Linder, Conductor. July 17,18,24,25 at 8 p.m. July 19 26 at 2:30 p.m. Wortham Center in the Lillie Roy Cullan Theater.
Poster design: Color image of playing card kings with gondola insert. Autographed by Alistair Donkin and Robert Linder.
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University of Michigan, 1988
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Gilbert and Sullivan's The Gondoliers or The King of Barataria. Mendelssohn Theatre April 6,7,8,9 14,16 at 8 PM. April 9,10 16,17 at 2 PM and April 15 at 10 PM.
Poster design: Two color cartoon figure of a gondolier with a crown. Design by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Gilbert and Sullivan's The Gondoliers or The King of Barataria. Mendelssohn Theatre April 6,7,8,9 14,16 at 8 PM. April 9,10 16,17 at 2 PM and April 15 at 10 PM.
Poster design: Two color cartoon figure of a gondolier with a crown. Design by David Zinn.
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Seattle, 1992
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 38th Season! Gilbert Sullivan. The Gondoliers. Bagley Wright Theatre. July 10-11, 16-18, 22-25, [1992]. Matinees July 18 25
Poster design: Color lithograph of a gondolier. Designed and signed by Art Chantry. Illustration by Mark Zingarelli.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 38th Season! Gilbert Sullivan. The Gondoliers. Bagley Wright Theatre. July 10-11, 16-18, 22-25, [1992]. Matinees July 18 25
Poster design: Color lithograph of a gondolier. Designed and signed by Art Chantry. Illustration by Mark Zingarelli.
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University of Michigan, 1993
Country of origin: USA.
April 15-17 at 8 pm. April 17-18 at 2 pm. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Presented by the The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society.
Poster design: Two color illustration of the two gondoliers sharing one crown against a background of roses. Designed by David Zinn.
April 15-17 at 8 pm. April 17-18 at 2 pm. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Presented by the The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society.
Poster design: Two color illustration of the two gondoliers sharing one crown against a background of roses. Designed by David Zinn.
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Stratford Festival, 1995
Country of origin: Canada.
Stratford Festival. Canada. Illustration by Susan Benson.
Poster design: Color poster with single commedia dell'arte figure.
Stratford Festival. Canada. Illustration by Susan Benson.
Poster design: Color poster with single commedia dell'arte figure.
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Sydney, Australia, 2000
Country of origin: Australia.
Gilbert Sullivan's The Gondoliers. Additional Material by Melvyn Morrow. Conducted by Richard Gill / Simon Kenway (from July 15). Directed by Brian MacDonald. Starring Dennis Olsen. John Bolton-Wood. Grant Doyle. Angus Wood. Ingrid Silveus. Graeme Ewer. Arian Strooper. Lisa Russell. Tiffany Speight. Opera Australia at the Sydney Opera House. Opens 13 June.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying Marco, Giuseppe, Don Alhambra del Bolero and ensemble.
Gilbert Sullivan's The Gondoliers. Additional Material by Melvyn Morrow. Conducted by Richard Gill / Simon Kenway (from July 15). Directed by Brian MacDonald. Starring Dennis Olsen. John Bolton-Wood. Grant Doyle. Angus Wood. Ingrid Silveus. Graeme Ewer. Arian Strooper. Lisa Russell. Tiffany Speight. Opera Australia at the Sydney Opera House. Opens 13 June.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors portraying Marco, Giuseppe, Don Alhambra del Bolero and ensemble.
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Carl Rosa tour, 2001
Country of origin: England.
Carl Rosa Opera. The Gondoliers by Gilbert Sullivan. By appointment to her Late Majesty Queen Victoria. Britain's Oldest Opera Company. The Golden Jubilee Production. Monday 18th - Saturday 23rd November. Mon-Thurs at 8 pm, Fri Sat at 7:30 pm. Matinees Wed Sat at 2 pm. Blackpool Grand Theatre. "The costumes are very gay...Everybody is much pleased." Her Majesty Queen Victoria, 1891.
Poster design: Color photograph of actress in costume. Poster signed by 8 members of the production.
Carl Rosa Opera. The Gondoliers by Gilbert Sullivan. By appointment to her Late Majesty Queen Victoria. Britain's Oldest Opera Company. The Golden Jubilee Production. Monday 18th - Saturday 23rd November. Mon-Thurs at 8 pm, Fri Sat at 7:30 pm. Matinees Wed Sat at 2 pm. Blackpool Grand Theatre. "The costumes are very gay...Everybody is much pleased." Her Majesty Queen Victoria, 1891.
Poster design: Color photograph of actress in costume. Poster signed by 8 members of the production.
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Jerusalem, 2012
Country of origin: Israel.
Encore! Educational Theatre Company presents Gilbert Sullivan's sunniest opera. Performed in English with Hebrew subtitles. The Gondoliers or, The King of Barataria. Stage direction by Robert Binder. Musical Directin by Paul Salter. Choreography by Judy Brown. Designed by Roxane Goodkin-Levy.Wed. 26 Dec.8:00 p.m./ Thurs. 27 Dec. 8:00 p.m./ Sat. 29 Dec. 8:30 p.m./ Sun. 30 Dec. 4:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m./ Tues 1 Jan. 8:00 p.m./ Thurs 7 June 8:00 p.m. Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
Encore! Educational Theatre Company presents Gilbert Sullivan's sunniest opera. Performed in English with Hebrew subtitles. The Gondoliers or, The King of Barataria. Stage direction by Robert Binder. Musical Directin by Paul Salter. Choreography by Judy Brown. Designed by Roxane Goodkin-Levy.Wed. 26 Dec.8:00 p.m./ Thurs. 27 Dec. 8:00 p.m./ Sat. 29 Dec. 8:30 p.m./ Sun. 30 Dec. 4:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m./ Tues 1 Jan. 8:00 p.m./ Thurs 7 June 8:00 p.m. Hirsch Theatre, Beit Shmuel, Jerusalem.
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University of Michigan, 2014
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert Sullivan Society presents Gilbert Sullivan's The Gondoliers or The King of Barataria. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Michigan League. April 10-13, 2014. Thurws-Sat at 8 p.m. Sat Sun at 2 p.m.
Poster design: Full color poster of a mask looming over a cartoon gondolier.
The University of Michigan Gilbert Sullivan Society presents Gilbert Sullivan's The Gondoliers or The King of Barataria. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Michigan League. April 10-13, 2014. Thurws-Sat at 8 p.m. Sat Sun at 2 p.m.
Poster design: Full color poster of a mask looming over a cartoon gondolier.
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York, England, 2019
Country of origin: England
York Opera presents Gilbert Sullivan's The Gondoliers. Oct. 22/ Oct. 26.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors as Marco and Giuseppe.
York Opera presents Gilbert Sullivan's The Gondoliers. Oct. 22/ Oct. 26.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors as Marco and Giuseppe.
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University of Michigan, 2019
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert And Sullivan Society Presents The Gondoliers or, The King of Barataria April 18-21, 2019. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Ann Arbor. Thursday-Saturday at 8 pm. Saturday-Sunday at 2 pm.
Poster design: Illustration of Barataria postage stamp with portraits of the two "kings". Printed in three colors. Poster designed by Anna Gretzinger.
The University of Michigan Gilbert And Sullivan Society Presents The Gondoliers or, The King of Barataria April 18-21, 2019. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Ann Arbor. Thursday-Saturday at 8 pm. Saturday-Sunday at 2 pm.
Poster design: Illustration of Barataria postage stamp with portraits of the two "kings". Printed in three colors. Poster designed by Anna Gretzinger.
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Adaptations
Gondoliers: A Musical Feast, 2001
Country of origin: England.
Gondoliers. A Musical Feast. Bill Kenwright presents The Watermill Theatre production. Gilbert Sullivan as you've never seen them before! Adapted and Directed by John Doyle. Jusic adapted and arranged by Sarah Travis. Designed by Mark Bailey. Lighting Designed by Richard G. Jones. Apollo Theatre. London W1.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors in a restaurant. Pizza plate with laudatory quotes from newspaper reviews.
Gondoliers. A Musical Feast. Bill Kenwright presents The Watermill Theatre production. Gilbert Sullivan as you've never seen them before! Adapted and Directed by John Doyle. Jusic adapted and arranged by Sarah Travis. Designed by Mark Bailey. Lighting Designed by Richard G. Jones. Apollo Theatre. London W1.
Poster design: Color photograph of actors in a restaurant. Pizza plate with laudatory quotes from newspaper reviews.
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The Gondoliers (or, the King of Rock and Roll), 2019
NTP [North Toronto Players] presents The Gondoliers (or, the King of Rock and Roll). By Gilbert and Sullivan with help from Michael Harms and John Ricciardelli. March 15,16,17,22,23,24 at the Papermill Theatre Todmorden Mills.
Poster design: Color illustration of Elvis Presley in a gondola.
Poster design: Color illustration of Elvis Presley in a gondola.
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Utopia, Limited
Productions
University of Michigan, 1988
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Utopia, Limited or The Flowers of Progress. Book and Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthur Sullivan. Mendelssohn Theatre. December 7,8,9,10 at 8 PM. December 10,11 at 2 PM.
Poster design: Color stylized sunrise over tropical isle.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Utopia, Limited or The Flowers of Progress. Book and Lyrics by W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthur Sullivan. Mendelssohn Theatre. December 7,8,9,10 at 8 PM. December 10,11 at 2 PM.
Poster design: Color stylized sunrise over tropical isle.
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Seattle, 1991
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 37th Season! Gilbert Sullivan. Utopia Limited. Bagley Wright Theatre. July 12-13, 18-20, 24-27, [1991]. Matinees July 20 27.
Poster design: Color lithograph of King Paramount and two Utopian maidens. Designed and signed by Art Chantry. Illustration by Mark Zingarelli.
The Seattle Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 37th Season! Gilbert Sullivan. Utopia Limited. Bagley Wright Theatre. July 12-13, 18-20, 24-27, [1991]. Matinees July 20 27.
Poster design: Color lithograph of King Paramount and two Utopian maidens. Designed and signed by Art Chantry. Illustration by Mark Zingarelli.
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University of Michigan, 1999
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Utopia (limited). December 2-4 at 8 p.m. December 4 and 5 at 2 p.m.
Poster design: Silhouette of a British gentleman and tropical foliage against orange and yellow background. Designed by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Utopia (limited). December 2-4 at 8 p.m. December 4 and 5 at 2 p.m.
Poster design: Silhouette of a British gentleman and tropical foliage against orange and yellow background. Designed by David Zinn.
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Adaptations
Utopia Ltd (Berlin), 2019
Large format
Country of origin: Germany. Schlossplatztheater The MetaFiction Cabaret. Utopia Ltd. Text in German: [A punk operetta based on Gilbert Sullivan. Premiere 13 November 2019, 7 pm. 14 -24 November. Thursday - Sunday 7 pm.] Reinbeckhallen. Poster design: Color poster shows six cast members in punk gear against a green and orange striped background.
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Small format
Similar but smaller format to #289.
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The Grand Duke
Productions
Mount Oread, KS, 1970
Country of origin: USA
Mount Oread [Kansas] Gilbert and Sullivan Company. "The Grand Duke" by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. May 6-9, 1970, 8:00 P.M. Central Junior High School Auditorium. General Admission $2.00. K[ansas]. U[niversity]. Students $1.50. Tickets Available at University Theatre Box Office, Murphy Hall.
Poster design: Facsimile of the ochre and black D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company poster by Dudley Hardy for the original 1896 production. Verso contains catalogue of the University of Kansas Museum of Art Exhibiton which was mounted in conjunction with the International Conference on Gilbert and Sullivan, May 1970.
Mount Oread [Kansas] Gilbert and Sullivan Company. "The Grand Duke" by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. May 6-9, 1970, 8:00 P.M. Central Junior High School Auditorium. General Admission $2.00. K[ansas]. U[niversity]. Students $1.50. Tickets Available at University Theatre Box Office, Murphy Hall.
Poster design: Facsimile of the ochre and black D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company poster by Dudley Hardy for the original 1896 production. Verso contains catalogue of the University of Kansas Museum of Art Exhibiton which was mounted in conjunction with the International Conference on Gilbert and Sullivan, May 1970.
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Seattle, 1999
Country of origin: USA.
The Seattle [Washington] Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 45th Season. July 1999. The Grand Duke [or] The Statutory Duel. Gilbert Sullivan. Producer, Mike Storie. Stage Director, Hal Ryder. Music Director, Alan Lund. July 9th-10th. 15th-17th. 22nd-24th. Bagley Wright Theatre at Seattle Center. 8 PM evenings on all above dates. 2 PM matinees Saturday July 10,17 24. Family nights on Friday July 9th and Thursdays July 15th 22nd. This show has been selected for presentation at the Sixth Annual International Gilbert Sullivan Festival, Buxton, England, August 11, 1999.
Poster design: Color illustration of Grand Duke Rudolph and Ernest Dummkopf against background of playing cards by Marilyn Webberley.
The Seattle [Washington] Gilbert Sullivan Society Celebrates Its 45th Season. July 1999. The Grand Duke [or] The Statutory Duel. Gilbert Sullivan. Producer, Mike Storie. Stage Director, Hal Ryder. Music Director, Alan Lund. July 9th-10th. 15th-17th. 22nd-24th. Bagley Wright Theatre at Seattle Center. 8 PM evenings on all above dates. 2 PM matinees Saturday July 10,17 24. Family nights on Friday July 9th and Thursdays July 15th 22nd. This show has been selected for presentation at the Sixth Annual International Gilbert Sullivan Festival, Buxton, England, August 11, 1999.
Poster design: Color illustration of Grand Duke Rudolph and Ernest Dummkopf against background of playing cards by Marilyn Webberley.
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University of Michigan, 2001
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Gilbert Sullivan's The Grand Duke or The Statutory Duel at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theare. December 6-8 at 8 p.m./ Decembert 8 and 9 at 2 p.m.
Poster design: Illustration of Ludwig and Ernest holding their respective cards on a yellow background. Poster designed by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Gilbert Sullivan's The Grand Duke or The Statutory Duel at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theare. December 6-8 at 8 p.m./ Decembert 8 and 9 at 2 p.m.
Poster design: Illustration of Ludwig and Ernest holding their respective cards on a yellow background. Poster designed by David Zinn.
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University of Michigan, 2007
Country of origin: USA.
The University of Michigan Gilbert Sullivan Society presents a special 60th Anniversary celebreation based on the ultiate GS opera! The Grand Duke or the Satutory Duel. March 29-31 at 8 PM; March 31 at 1 PM. April 1 at 2 PM. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Color illustration of three playing cards. Designed by David Zinn.
The University of Michigan Gilbert Sullivan Society presents a special 60th Anniversary celebreation based on the ultiate GS opera! The Grand Duke or the Satutory Duel. March 29-31 at 8 PM; March 31 at 1 PM. April 1 at 2 PM. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Poster design: Color illustration of three playing cards. Designed by David Zinn.
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D'Oyly Carte Company
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, [ca. 1900, reprinted ca. 1950]
Country of origin: England.
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
Poster designed by Dudley Hardy for the first revival of The Yeomen of the Guard at the Savoy Theatre, 1897. Poster was reprinted by David Allen ca. 1950 with official permission of D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Color image of headsman. Printed by David Allen Sons Ld., 17 Leicester St. London W. Belfast. Etc. 20-3. Y.G
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
Poster designed by Dudley Hardy for the first revival of The Yeomen of the Guard at the Savoy Theatre, 1897. Poster was reprinted by David Allen ca. 1950 with official permission of D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Color image of headsman. Printed by David Allen Sons Ld., 17 Leicester St. London W. Belfast. Etc. 20-3. Y.G
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Savoy Theatre, 1908
Country of origin: England. Savoy Theatre....Sole Lessee and Manager Mrs. D'Oyly Carte. Programme from September 21st to 26th. H.M.S. Pinafore [followed by] A Welsh Sunset; The Mikado. Dates and casts listed. Poster design: Black text on scarlet background. W.H. Rudd, Printer.
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D'Oyly Carte. Gilbert Sullivan, ca. 1920
Country of origin: England. D'Oyly Carte. Gilbert Sullivan. Color lithographed poster designed by H.M.Brock (facsimile signature). Poster design: Ko-Ko with executioner's sword.
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D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in a Season of Gilbert and Sullivan, 1955
Country of origin: US From the Savoy Theatre London. The World Renowned Original D;Oyly Carte Opera Company in a Season of Gilbert and Sullivan. Presented by Bridget D'Oyly Carte. Celebrating 75th Anniversary of First U.S. Tour. 1880.....1955. Text only in black and red with Savoy shield. Printed by Artcraft Litho Printing Co. New York, N.Y.
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Featuring Charles Ricketts 1926 costume designs, ca. 1960
Design for Ko-Ko, ca. 1960.
Country of origin: England.
Color lithograph. The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
Poster design: Charles Ricketts 1926 costume design for Ko-Ko.
Color lithograph. The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
Poster design: Charles Ricketts 1926 costume design for Ko-Ko.
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Design for Katisha, ca. 1960.
Country of origin: England.
Color lithograph. The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
Poster design: Charles Ricketts 1926 costume design for Kathisha.
Color lithograph. The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
Poster design: Charles Ricketts 1926 costume design for Kathisha.
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Peter Goffin designs for GS, D'Oyly Carte, ca. 1960
GS. D'Oyly Carte., ca. 1960
Country of origin: England. Stock poster designed by Peter Goffin for the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company touring productions. One of eight designs in the collection, each with a different character from the Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas. Printed in three colors. Poster design: Goffin illustration of Ralph Rackstraw from H.M.S. Pinafore. A space at the bottom of the poster could be used for performance details. Printed by Allday, Green Welburn Ltd., Birmingham.
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GS. D'Oyly Carte, ca. 1960
Country of origin: England. Stock poster designed by Peter Goffin for the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company touring productions. One of eight designs in the collection, each with a different character from the Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas. Printed in three colors. Poster design: Goffin illustration of the Pirate King from The Pirates of Penzance. A space at the bottom of the poster could be used for performance details. Printed by Allday Limited, Birmingham.
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GS. D'Oyly Carte, ca. 1960
Country of origin: England. Stock poster designed by Peter Goffin for the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company touring productions. One of eight designs in the collection, each with a different character from the Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas. Printed in three colors. Poster design: Goffin illustration of Ko-Ko from The Mikado. A space at the bottom of the poster could be used for performance details. Printed by Dams Lock LImited, Birmingham.
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GS. D'Oyly Carte, ca. 1960
Country of origin: England. Stock poster designed by Peter Goffin for the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company touring productions. One of eight designs in the collection, each with a different character from the Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas. Printed in three colors. Poster design: Goffin illustration of Jack Point from The Yeomen of the Guard. A space at the bottom of the poster could be used for performance details. Printed by Allday Limited, Birmingham.
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GS. D'Oyly Carte, ca. 1960
Country of origin: England. Stock poster designed by Peter Goffin for the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company touring productions. One of eight designs in the collection, each with a different character from the Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas. Printed in three colors. Poster design: Goffin illustration of John Wellington Wells from The Sorcerer. A space at the bottom of the poster could be used for performance details. Printed by Dams Lock Limited, Birmingham.
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GS. D'Oyly Carte., ca. 1960
Country of origin: England. Stock poster designed by Peter Goffin for the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company touring productions. One of eight designs in the collection, each with a different character from the Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas. Printed in three colors. Poster design: Goffin illustration of Patience from the opera Patience. A space at the bottom of the poster could be used for performance details. Printed by Allday Limited, Birmingham.
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GS. D'Oyly Carte, ca. 1960
Country of origin: England. Stock poster designed by Peter Goffin for the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company touring productions. One of eight designs in the collection, each with a different character from the Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas. Printed in three colors. Poster design: Goffin illustration of the Fairy Queen from Iolanthe. A space at the bottom of the poster could be used for performance details. Printed by Dams Lock Limited, Birmingham.
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GS. D'Oyly Carte, ca. 1960
Country of origin: England. Stock poster designed by Peter Goffin for the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company touring productions. One of eight designs in the collection, each with a different character from the Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas. Printed in three colors. Poster design: Goffin illustration of Sir Despard Murgetroyd from Ruddigore. A space at the bottom of the poster could be used for performance details. Printed by Dams Lock Limited, Birmingham.
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The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in Gilbert and Sullivan Operas, 1961
Country of origin: England. Savoy Theatre [London]. The D'Oyly Carte Opera Trust presents The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in Gilbert and Sullivan Operas. Programme (Subject to Alteration): [Followed by the schedule of performances for 11 operas beginning December 11 and ending March 24. Notation is given for performances at which Sir Malcolm Sargent will conduct.] Poster design: Text only in black and red. Printer: Claridge, Lewis Jordan Ltd. [London]
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D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, 1964
Country of origin: USA. The D'Oyly Carte Opera Trust LTD. presents under the management of S. Hurok The World Famous D'Oyly Carte Opera Company from the Savoy Theatre, London under the personal supervision of Bridget D'Oyly Carte. Forrest Theatre Philadelphia. One Week Only! Mon. Nov. 9 thru Sat. Nov. 14. Poster design: Two color illustration of the Charles Ricketts costume design for Ko-Ko. Operas in repertoire (Iolanthe, The Pirates of Penzance, Trial By Jury and H.M.S. Pinafore, The Mikado) and dates for each. Printed by Artcraft Litho. Ptg. Col, New York, N.Y.
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D'Oyly Carte Opera Company Gilbert and Sullivan, [1967]
Country of origin: USA S. Hurok presents the world-famous D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Gilbet and Sullivan direct from the Savoy Theatre, London under the personal supervision of Bridget D'Oyly Carte. Auditorium Theatre--Denver--Feb. 2-3-4. Thurs. Eve. Feb. 2--The Mikado. Fri. Eve. Feb. 3--H.M.S. Pinafore. Sat. Mat. Eve. Feb. 4--The Pirates of Penzance. Poster design: Eight cartoon characters on yellow background with red lettering.
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D'Oyly Carte. Sadler's Wells Theatre., 1973
Country of origin: England. Gilbert and Sullivan. Sadler's Wells Theatre [London]. D'Oyly Carte. [Schedule of performances of ten operas beginning Dec. 17, 1973 and ending February 9, 1974.] Poster design: Text only with black and red lettering. Printed at Echo Press Ltd, Loughborough.
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D'Oyly Carte in Gilbert Sullivan, 1975
Country of origin: England. D'Oyly Carte in Gilbert Sullivan. Theatre Royal Newcastle [England]. Centenary Season. Monday Nov. 17th for two weeks. Evenings at 7:30. Matinees Weds Sats at 2:30. Poster design. Text only on red background. Schedule of performances of five operas beginning Nov. 17 and ending Nov. 29.
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D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Gilbert Sullivan, 1976
Country of origin: USA. James M. Nederlander Presents by arrangement with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Trust Limited and Dame Bridget D'Oyly Carte. D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Gilbert Sullivan. 101st Anniversary Year. The One. The Only. The Original! Company of 90. Full Symphony Orchestra. [Oversized poster for the 1976 North American tour.] Poster design: Stylized illustrations by Vincent Attisano of characters from four of the operas. Blue-green on white background.
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D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, 1976
Country of origin: USA. James M. Nederlander Presents The One! The Only! The Original! D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Gilbert Sullivan. "The Mikado" "HMS Pinafore" "The Pirates of Penzance" Three weeks only! Uris Theatre [New York]. Tues, May 4 thru Sunday Matinee May 23 [1976]. Poster design: Color illustrations of characters from the operas by Vincent Attisano.
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Scotland, 1977
Country of origin: Scotland. Theatre Royal Glasgow. Monday September 19th For Two Weeks. D'Oyly Carte in association with the Scottish Arts Council. Gilbert and Sullivan. [Followed by the schedule of performances for 6 operas beginning Sept. 19th and ending Oct. 1st.] Printer: Echo Press Ltd., Loughborough. Poster design: Text only in black and red.
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D'Oyly Carte, 1980
Country of origin: England. D'Oyly Carte in association with Barclays Bank present Gilbert Sullivan 8th July to 2nd August 1980. Sadlers Wells Theatre. Rosebery Avenue EC1 [London]. Printed at Echo Press Ltd., London. Poster design: Cartoon of Lord Chancellor against blue background.
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D'Oyly Carte... presents Gilbert Sullivan, 1980
D'Oyly Carte... Presents Gilbert Sullivan, 1980
Country of origin: England. D'Oyly Carte in Association with Barclays Bank Presents Gilbert Sullivan from 22nd December to 21st February 1981. Sadler's Wells Theatre. The world's best loved musicals. One of five posters in the collection designed for the 1980-1981 D'Oyly Carte Opera Company London Season. Poster design: Color poster with illustration of the Fairy Queen from Iolanthe.
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D'Oyly Carte... Presents Gilbert Sullivan, 1980
Country of origin: England. D'Oyly Carte in Association with Barclays Bank Presents Gilbert Sullivan from 22nd December to 21st February 1981. Sadler's Wells Theatre. The world's best loved musicals. One of five posters in the collection designed for the 1980-1981 D'Oyly Carte Opera Company London Season. Poster design: Color poster with illustration of Katish from The Mikado.
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D'Oyly Carte... Presents Gilbert Sullivan, 1980
Country of origin: England. D'Oyly Carte in Association with Barclays Bank Presents Gilbert Sullivan from 22nd December to 21st February 1981. Sadler's Wells Theatre. The world's best loved musicals. One of five posters in the collection designed for the 1980-1981 D'Oyly Carte Opera Company London Season. Poster design: Color poster with illustration of The Mikado from the opera The Mikado.
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D'Oyly Carte... Presents Gilbert Sullivan, 1980
Country of origin: England. D'Oyly Carte in Association with Barclays Bank Presents Gilbert Sullivan from 22nd December to 21st February 1981. Sadler's Wells Theatre. The world's best loved musicals. One of five posters in the collection designed for the 1980-1981 D'Oyly Carte Opera Company London Season. Poster design: Color poster with illustration of Jack Point from The Yeomen of the Guard.
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D'Oyly Carte... Presents Gilbert Sullivan, 1980
Country of origin: England. D'Oyly Carte in Association with Barclays Bank Presents Gilbert Sullivan from 22nd December to 21st February 1981. Sadler's Wells Theatre. One of five posters in the collection designed for the 1980-1981 D'Oyly Carte Opera Company London Season. Poster design: Color poster with cartoon illustrations used as a logo by the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
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D'Oyly Carte... Present a Season of Gilbert Sullivan, 1981
Country of origin: England. D'Oyly Carte in association with Barclays Bank present a Season of Gilbert Sullivan from November 18th, 1981 to February 27th, 1982. Guest Artists: Valerie Masterson, Sir Charles Mackerras, John Reed, Pamela Field, Laureen Livingstone, Sandra Dugdale, Jill Washington. Poster issued for the final performances of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company [London]. Poster design: Black and white poster with text for dates of performances for each guest artist. Photograph portraits of each artist.
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Notice of auction of D'Oyly Carte items at Christie's, 1984
Country of origin: England.
G S. D'Oyly Carte. Christie's South Kensington will offer for sale at the Lyric Hammersmith selected items from the D'Oyly Carte wardrobe. Tuesday 24th January 1984. The sale comprises 200 lots. Viewing will be from 9:30 am to 4 pm, the doors will open at 5 pm and the sale starts at 6 pm on January 24th 1984......[additional text regarding ticket prices].
Poster design: Text within three color proscenium design [by Peter Goffin] associated with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
G S. D'Oyly Carte. Christie's South Kensington will offer for sale at the Lyric Hammersmith selected items from the D'Oyly Carte wardrobe. Tuesday 24th January 1984. The sale comprises 200 lots. Viewing will be from 9:30 am to 4 pm, the doors will open at 5 pm and the sale starts at 6 pm on January 24th 1984......[additional text regarding ticket prices].
Poster design: Text within three color proscenium design [by Peter Goffin] associated with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
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Productions by Sullivan without Gilbert
Haddon Hall, UK, 1910
Squire holding up a glass of wine
Country of origin: England. Haddon Hall [Comic opera with music by Arthur Sullivan and libretto by Sidney Grundy]. Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co., Netherfield, Nottingham. No. 5911. No theatre identified. Poster design: Squire holding up a glass of wine.
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Woman with riding crop
Country of origin: England. "Haddon Hall" Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co.,Ltd. Netherfield, near Nottingham. No. 5101. No theatre identified. Poster design: Woman with riding crop.
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Woman with riding crop raising a glass, with portrait in background
Country of origin: England. "Haddon Hall" Color lithographed stock poster printed by Stafford Co.,Ltd. Netherfield, near Nottingham. No. 878. No theatre identified. Poster design: Woman with riding crop raising a glass, with portrait in background.
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Ivanhoe, London, 1973
Country of origin: U.K. Beaufort Opera Presents (in association with Fulham Good Neighbour Service) Arthur Sullivan's Grand Opera Ivanhoe. Fulham Municipal Orchestra. Full Company Chorus. Conductor: Joseph Vandernoot. Producer: Max Miradin. Thurs. May 31st, Fri. 1st Sat. 2nd June 1973. Hurlingham School Theatre. Peterborugh Road, S.W.6. Poster design: Text only printed in purple.
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The Light of the World, London, 1982
Country of origin [U.K.]
Parish Church of St. John The Evangalist (The Festival Church) Waterloo Road, London S.E.1. Satuday March 27th 1982, 7:30 pm. Sir Arthur Sullivan "The Light of the World" (Oratorio). Presentedf by Southwark Music in association with the Southwark Arts Council and the Southwark Institute of Adult Education. Supported by: London South of England Building Society.
Poster design: Organist at organ printed in blue.
Parish Church of St. John The Evangalist (The Festival Church) Waterloo Road, London S.E.1. Satuday March 27th 1982, 7:30 pm. Sir Arthur Sullivan "The Light of the World" (Oratorio). Presentedf by Southwark Music in association with the Southwark Arts Council and the Southwark Institute of Adult Education. Supported by: London South of England Building Society.
Poster design: Organist at organ printed in blue.
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Cox and Box and Trial by Jury, University of Michigan, 1986
Country of origin: USA. The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society With The Ann Arbor Chamber Orchestra presents Trial by Jury and Cox and Box. July 3-6. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. July 3,4,5. 8:00 PM. July 5,6. 2:00 PM. Ann Arbor Summer Festival. Poster design: Two color illustration of Judge and woman holding a scale with Cox and Box on either side.
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Ivanhoe, Boston, 1991
Country of origin: USA. Boston Academy of Music presents the American premiere of Sir Arthur Sullivan's Grand Opera Ivanhoe. November 23, 1991. 8:00 PM. Jordan Hall at New England Conservatory. Poster design: Black and white illustration of a medieval knight on horse against gray background.
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The Zoo, Stratford Festival, 1995
Country of origin: Canada.
Shaw Festival Lunchtime Theatre. The Zoo by Arthur Sullivan and Bolton Rowe. Royal George Theatre until October 29. All seats $15.
Poster design: Inset photograph of Stephen Simms [as Aesculapius Carboy] and Karen Wood [as Laetitia Grinder] against gray background of illustration by J.J. Grandville of animals dressed in human clothing. Photo by David Cooper. Design by Scott McKowen.
Shaw Festival Lunchtime Theatre. The Zoo by Arthur Sullivan and Bolton Rowe. Royal George Theatre until October 29. All seats $15.
Poster design: Inset photograph of Stephen Simms [as Aesculapius Carboy] and Karen Wood [as Laetitia Grinder] against gray background of illustration by J.J. Grandville of animals dressed in human clothing. Photo by David Cooper. Design by Scott McKowen.
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Cox Box, London, 2002
Country of origin: England.
Sir Arthur Sullivan's comic opera in one act. Cox Box [English tour of Estonian production.] Starring Mart Sander, Roland Liiv Rando Piho. Direction, production translation: Mart Sander. Executive production (UK tour): Lisa Arnold. Aug. 18th, International Gilbert Sullivan Festival, Buxton. Aug. 21st, London Estonian Society, Ukraine Club, Holland Park. Aug. 22nd, Grim's Dyke Hotel, Harrow. Bel-Etage. Revue-Theatre. We gratefully acknowledge the support of 8th International GS Festival, London Estonian Society, Grim's Dyke Hotel, Estonian Embassy London, Sir Arthur Sullivan Society Members of Savoynet, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Estonian Air, Eesti Kasitoo, Liviko.
Poster design: Photographs of actors portraying Cox and Box in playing card format on black and white background.
Sir Arthur Sullivan's comic opera in one act. Cox Box [English tour of Estonian production.] Starring Mart Sander, Roland Liiv Rando Piho. Direction, production translation: Mart Sander. Executive production (UK tour): Lisa Arnold. Aug. 18th, International Gilbert Sullivan Festival, Buxton. Aug. 21st, London Estonian Society, Ukraine Club, Holland Park. Aug. 22nd, Grim's Dyke Hotel, Harrow. Bel-Etage. Revue-Theatre. We gratefully acknowledge the support of 8th International GS Festival, London Estonian Society, Grim's Dyke Hotel, Estonian Embassy London, Sir Arthur Sullivan Society Members of Savoynet, Estonian Ministry of Culture, Estonian Air, Eesti Kasitoo, Liviko.
Poster design: Photographs of actors portraying Cox and Box in playing card format on black and white background.
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Pineapple Poll, Seattle, 2004
H.M.S. Pinafore Producer: Mike Storie. Director: Christine Goff. Music Director: Bernard Kwiram. [advertised with] Pinapple Poll. Based on a poem by W.S. Gilbert with music by Arthur Sullivan. Arranged by Charles Mackerras. Gilbert Sullivan in Dance. By Spectrum Dance Theatre. Donald Byrd, Artistic Director. July 9-10, 15-17, 22-24, 29-31, 2004. Bagley Wright Theater at Seattle Center.
Poster design: Color poster with illustration of two children looking at masted ship. Designed by Christian Salas.
Poster design: Color poster with illustration of two children looking at masted ship. Designed by Christian Salas.
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Cox Box- Mrs. Bouncer's Legacy, 2014
Country of origin: England.
World Premier [of] The Stephen Joseph Theatre Company [Scarborough] in Sir Arthur Sullivan's Cox Box - Mrs. Bouncer's Legacy. Adapted, with a sequel, by Chris Monks Richard Atkinson. 3 July-30
Poster design: Color poster with illustrations of costumes for the three characters.
World Premier [of] The Stephen Joseph Theatre Company [Scarborough] in Sir Arthur Sullivan's Cox Box - Mrs. Bouncer's Legacy. Adapted, with a sequel, by Chris Monks Richard Atkinson. 3 July-30
Poster design: Color poster with illustrations of costumes for the three characters.
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The Golden Legend, Nuremburg, 2019
Large format
Country of origin: Germany.
Performance of the Hans-Sachs Choir in association with the German Sullivan Society. Edward Elgar: Sea Pictures. Ralph Vaughan Williams: Songs of Travel. Arthur Sullivan: The Golden Legend. 24 March 2019.
Poster design: Three color poster. German text only.
Performance of the Hans-Sachs Choir in association with the German Sullivan Society. Edward Elgar: Sea Pictures. Ralph Vaughan Williams: Songs of Travel. Arthur Sullivan: The Golden Legend. 24 March 2019.
Poster design: Three color poster. German text only.
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Small format
Similar but smaller format to #243.
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The Zoo, Finland, 2000
Country of origin: Finland. The Zoo. Pienoisooppera. Savellys Arthur Sullivan. Ohjaus Kirsi Sulonen. [Dates in Finninsh]. Designed for Muuppera production. Poster image: Color photograph of cast members with cameras in front of barbed wire.
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Productions by Gilbert without Sullivan
Engaged, U.K., 2002
Country of origin: England.
Engaged by W.S. Gilbert. Orange Tree Theatre. Directed by Tim Carroll. Designed by Sam Dowson. November 27 - January 11.
Poster design: Illustration of W.S. Gilbert on blue and purple. Designed by Module.
Engaged by W.S. Gilbert. Orange Tree Theatre. Directed by Tim Carroll. Designed by Sam Dowson. November 27 - January 11.
Poster design: Illustration of W.S. Gilbert on blue and purple. Designed by Module.
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A Sensation Novel, Baltimore, 2015
Country of origin: USA.
A Sensation Novel. A musical play in 3 volumes. September 11 - October 4, 2015. Book: W.S. Gilbert. Music: Michael Nash T. German Reed. Director: Michael Blum. Musical Director: Erica Rome. Featuring: Autumn Boyle, Jim Knost, Brian Karszewski, Connor Moore, and Evangeline Ridgaway. Spotlighters Theatre. 817 Saint Paul Street-Baltimore, MD.
Poster design: Color printed design (book volume with melodramatic scene) reproduced from the 1871 poster for the original production at the Royal Gallery of Illustration [London].
A Sensation Novel. A musical play in 3 volumes. September 11 - October 4, 2015. Book: W.S. Gilbert. Music: Michael Nash T. German Reed. Director: Michael Blum. Musical Director: Erica Rome. Featuring: Autumn Boyle, Jim Knost, Brian Karszewski, Connor Moore, and Evangeline Ridgaway. Spotlighters Theatre. 817 Saint Paul Street-Baltimore, MD.
Poster design: Color printed design (book volume with melodramatic scene) reproduced from the 1871 poster for the original production at the Royal Gallery of Illustration [London].
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Additional films relating to Gilbert and Sullivan
The Girl Said No, 1937
Country of origin: USA.
Thrill to Gilbert Sullivan Operettas "The Mikado" "Pinafore" "Ruddigore" "Patience". Edward Alperson presents The Girl Said No. With Irene Hervey. Robert Armstrong. William Daforth Frank Moulan. Produced and Directed by Andrew L. Stone. Screenplay by Betty Laidlaw and Robert Lively. A Grand National Picture. Copyright 1937 by Grand Natinal Films, Inc. All rights reserved. Country of Origin, U.S.A. Continental Litho. Corp. Cleveland, O. 7658. This poster leased from Grand National Films, Inc. It must not be traded, sold, given away or sub-leased without the consent of Grand National Films, Inc.
Poster design: Color poster with illustrations based on photographs of the two main film stars and scenes from the film.
Thrill to Gilbert Sullivan Operettas "The Mikado" "Pinafore" "Ruddigore" "Patience". Edward Alperson presents The Girl Said No. With Irene Hervey. Robert Armstrong. William Daforth Frank Moulan. Produced and Directed by Andrew L. Stone. Screenplay by Betty Laidlaw and Robert Lively. A Grand National Picture. Copyright 1937 by Grand Natinal Films, Inc. All rights reserved. Country of Origin, U.S.A. Continental Litho. Corp. Cleveland, O. 7658. This poster leased from Grand National Films, Inc. It must not be traded, sold, given away or sub-leased without the consent of Grand National Films, Inc.
Poster design: Color poster with illustrations based on photographs of the two main film stars and scenes from the film.
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The Return of Gilbert and Sullivan, 1950
Country of origin: USA.
Joseph Justman presents The Return of Gilbert and Sulivan. An Irving Allen Production. With The Sportsmen. Melville Cooper. Billy Gray. Tudor Owen. Dee Turnwill. Mara Lynn. Produced by Irving Allen. Directed by Irving Allen and Sid Kuller. Screenplay and Lyrics by sid Kuller. Released by Lippert Pictures, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. Property of National Screen Service Corp. Licensed for Display in Connection with the Exhibition of this Picture ar your Theatre. Must be Returned Immediately Thereafter. 52/162.
Poster design: Color poster with photographs of swing dancers. Captions: "It's lyrical, satirical, hysterical FUN." "Hop to a BE-BOPeretta in GALorious COLOR!
Joseph Justman presents The Return of Gilbert and Sulivan. An Irving Allen Production. With The Sportsmen. Melville Cooper. Billy Gray. Tudor Owen. Dee Turnwill. Mara Lynn. Produced by Irving Allen. Directed by Irving Allen and Sid Kuller. Screenplay and Lyrics by sid Kuller. Released by Lippert Pictures, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. Property of National Screen Service Corp. Licensed for Display in Connection with the Exhibition of this Picture ar your Theatre. Must be Returned Immediately Thereafter. 52/162.
Poster design: Color poster with photographs of swing dancers. Captions: "It's lyrical, satirical, hysterical FUN." "Hop to a BE-BOPeretta in GALorious COLOR!
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The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan, 1953
This film is variously known as Gilbert and Sullivan, The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan, and The Great Gilbert and Sullivan.
The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan, UK, 1952
Country of origin: England.
The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan. Color by Technicolor. Staring Robert Morley. Maurice Evans. Eileen Herlie. Martyn Green. With the glorious voices of D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Music by London Symphony Orchestra.
Poster design: Three color poster features illustrated heads of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Names of eight of their comic operas are at the bottom of poster. Printed for the 1952 film released in the United Kingdom by British Lion.
The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan. Color by Technicolor. Staring Robert Morley. Maurice Evans. Eileen Herlie. Martyn Green. With the glorious voices of D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. Music by London Symphony Orchestra.
Poster design: Three color poster features illustrated heads of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Names of eight of their comic operas are at the bottom of poster. Printed for the 1952 film released in the United Kingdom by British Lion.
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The Great "Gilbert and Sullivan" , USA, 1952
Country of origin: USA.
The Great "Gilbert and Sullivan." In color by Technicolor. Great in Song! Great in Romance! Great in Lusty Humor! Starring Robert Morley. Maurice Evans. Co-starring Eileen Herlie. With Martyn Green. With the D'Oyly Carte Co. A Launder-Gilliat Production. Directed by Sidney Gilliat. Screenplay by Sidney Gilliat and Leslie Baily. A London Films Presentation. A Lopert Films Release. Distriuted thru United Artists. Copyright 1952. United Artists Corporation. Country of Origin U.S.A. Property of National Screen Service Corp. Licensed for display only in connection with the exhibition of this picture at your theatre. Must be returned immediately thereafter. 54 / 62.
Poster design: Color poster with scenes from the film. Oval contains names of "Gilbert Sullivan's Greatest Hits."
The Great "Gilbert and Sullivan." In color by Technicolor. Great in Song! Great in Romance! Great in Lusty Humor! Starring Robert Morley. Maurice Evans. Co-starring Eileen Herlie. With Martyn Green. With the D'Oyly Carte Co. A Launder-Gilliat Production. Directed by Sidney Gilliat. Screenplay by Sidney Gilliat and Leslie Baily. A London Films Presentation. A Lopert Films Release. Distriuted thru United Artists. Copyright 1952. United Artists Corporation. Country of Origin U.S.A. Property of National Screen Service Corp. Licensed for display only in connection with the exhibition of this picture at your theatre. Must be returned immediately thereafter. 54 / 62.
Poster design: Color poster with scenes from the film. Oval contains names of "Gilbert Sullivan's Greatest Hits."
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The Great "Gilbert and Sullivan", 1952
Country of origin: USA.
Great in Romance! Great in Lusty Humor! Great in Song! The Great "Gilbert and Sullivan." Color by Technicolor. Starring Robert Morley. Maurice Evans. With Mrartyn Green. Co-starring Eileen Herlie. With The D'Oyly Carte Co. A Launder-Gilliat Production. Directed by Sidney Gilliat. Screenplay by Sidney Gilliat and Leslie Bailey. A London Films Presentation. A Lopert Films Release. Distributed thru United Artists. Property of National Screen Service Corp. Licensed for display only in connection with the exhibition of this picture at your theatre. Must be returned immediately thereafter. 54/62.
Poster design: Horizontal color poster with illustrations of scenes from the film based on photographs. Oval box containing names of "Gilbert Sullivan's Greatest Hits!"
Great in Romance! Great in Lusty Humor! Great in Song! The Great "Gilbert and Sullivan." Color by Technicolor. Starring Robert Morley. Maurice Evans. With Mrartyn Green. Co-starring Eileen Herlie. With The D'Oyly Carte Co. A Launder-Gilliat Production. Directed by Sidney Gilliat. Screenplay by Sidney Gilliat and Leslie Bailey. A London Films Presentation. A Lopert Films Release. Distributed thru United Artists. Property of National Screen Service Corp. Licensed for display only in connection with the exhibition of this picture at your theatre. Must be returned immediately thereafter. 54/62.
Poster design: Horizontal color poster with illustrations of scenes from the film based on photographs. Oval box containing names of "Gilbert Sullivan's Greatest Hits!"
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The Great "Gilbert and Sullivan", USA, 1952
Country of origin: USA.
Greeat in Song! Great in Romance! Great in Lusty Humor! The Great "Gilbert and Sullivan." In color by Technicolor. Starring Robert Morley. Maurice Evans. With Martyn Green. Co-starring Eileen Herlie. With The D'Oyly Carte Co. A Launder-Gilliat Production. Directed by Sidney Gilliat. Screenplay by Sidney Gilliat and Leslie Bailey. A London Films Presentation. A Lopert Films Release. Distributed thru United Artists. 2433 Copyright 1952 United Artists Corp. Litho in U.S.A. Property of National Screen Service Corp. Licensed for display in connection with the exhibition of this picture at your theatre. Must be returned immediately thereafter. 54/62.
Poster design: Vertical color poster with illustrations of scenes from the film based on photographs. Oval box containing names of "Gilbert Sullivan's Greatest Hits!"
Greeat in Song! Great in Romance! Great in Lusty Humor! The Great "Gilbert and Sullivan." In color by Technicolor. Starring Robert Morley. Maurice Evans. With Martyn Green. Co-starring Eileen Herlie. With The D'Oyly Carte Co. A Launder-Gilliat Production. Directed by Sidney Gilliat. Screenplay by Sidney Gilliat and Leslie Bailey. A London Films Presentation. A Lopert Films Release. Distributed thru United Artists. 2433 Copyright 1952 United Artists Corp. Litho in U.S.A. Property of National Screen Service Corp. Licensed for display in connection with the exhibition of this picture at your theatre. Must be returned immediately thereafter. 54/62.
Poster design: Vertical color poster with illustrations of scenes from the film based on photographs. Oval box containing names of "Gilbert Sullivan's Greatest Hits!"
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Topsy-Turvy, 1999
USA, 1999
Jim Broadbent. Allan Corduner. Timothy Spall. Lesley Manville. Topsy-Turvy. A film by Mike Leigh. Gilbert Sullivan So Much More. The egos. The battles. The words. The music. The women. The scandals. October Films presents in association with Thin Man Films, The Greenlight Fund, Newmarket Capital Group A Simon Channing-Williams production of a Mike Leigh film. Jim Broadbent. Allan Corduner. Timothy Spall. Lesley Manvill. Ron Cook. Wendy Nottingham. Kevin McKidd. Shirley Henderson. Dorothy Atkinson. Martin Savage. Eleanor David. "Topsy-Turvy".
Poster design: Large fan containing color photograph of Jim Broadbent as W.S. Gilbert and Allan Corduner as Arthur Sullivan against background of artist interpretation of scenes from the film.
Poster design: Large fan containing color photograph of Jim Broadbent as W.S. Gilbert and Allan Corduner as Arthur Sullivan against background of artist interpretation of scenes from the film.
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USA, 1999
Jim Broadbent. Allan Corduner. Timothy Spall. Lesley Manville. Topsy-Turvy. A film by Mike Leigh. Gilbert Sullivan So Much More. The egos. The battles. The words. The music. The women. The scandals. October Films presents in association with Thin Man Films, The Greenlight Fund, Newmarket Capital Group A Simon Channing-Williams production of a Mike Leigh film. Jim Broadbent. Allan Corduner. Timothy Spall. Lesley Manvill. Ron Cook. Wendy Nottingham. Kevin McKidd. Shirley Henderson. Dorothy Atkinson. Martin Savage. Eleanor David. "Topsy-Turvy". Casting: Nina Gold. Associate producer: Georgina Lowe. Sound recordist: Tim Fraser. Make-up hair designer: Christine Blundell. Costume designer: Lindy Hemming. Production designer: Eve Stewart. Music from Arthur Sullivan: Carl Davis. Editor: Robin Sales. Cinematography: Dick Pope B.S.C. Producer: Simon Channing-Williams. Written and directed by Mike Leigh. October Films. USA Films.
Poster design: Large fan containing color photograph of Jim Broadbent as W.S. Gilbert and Allan Corduner as Arthur Sullivan against background of artist interpretation of scenes from the film. Poster designed for the American distribution of the 1999 film.
Poster design: Large fan containing color photograph of Jim Broadbent as W.S. Gilbert and Allan Corduner as Arthur Sullivan against background of artist interpretation of scenes from the film. Poster designed for the American distribution of the 1999 film.
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UK, 1999
A film by Mike Leigh. Topsy-Turvy. Jim Broadbent. Allan Cordenur. Timothy Spall. Lesley Manville. Natinal Society of Film Critics (USA) New York Film Critics Society Winner Best Picture. Best Director-Mike Leigh. Venice Film Festival Winner Best Actor Jim Broadbent. Thin Man Films. The Greenlight Fund. Newmarket Capital Group present a Simon Channing-Williams Production of a Mike Leigh film. Jim Broadbent. Allan Corduner. Timothy Spall. Lesley Manville. Ron Cook. Wendy Nottingham. Kevin McKidd. Shirly Henderson. Dorothy Atkinson. Martin Savage. Eleanor David. Casting: Nina Gold. Associate producer: Georgina Lowe. Sound recordist: Tim Fraser. Make-up hair designer: Christine Blundell. Costume designer: Lindy Hemming. Production designer: Eve Stewart. Music from Arthur Sullivan: Carl Davis. Editor: Robin Sales. Cinematography: Dick Pope B.S.C. Producer: Simon Channing-Williams. Written and directed by Mike Leigh. Pathé [distribution].
Poster design: Color illustration of a figure with two faces [presumably W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan] combined into one dressed in a robe containing images of characters in the film. Poster designed for the British distribution of the 1999 film.
Poster design: Color illustration of a figure with two faces [presumably W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan] combined into one dressed in a robe containing images of characters in the film. Poster designed for the British distribution of the 1999 film.
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France, 1999
Par le realisateur de "Secrets et Mesonges." Jim Broadbent. Allan Cordenur. Timothy Spall. Lesley Manville. Topsy-Turvy. un film de Mike Leigh. Thin Man Films. The Greenlight Fund. Newmarket Capital Group. Presentent Une Production Simon Channing-Williams. Un film de Mike Leigh. Topsy-Turvy. Jim Broadbent. Allan Corduner. Timothy Spall. Lesley Manville. Ron Cook. Wendy Nottingham. Kevin McKidd. Shirly Henderson. Dorothy Atkinson. Martin Savage. Eleanor David. Alison Steadman. Casting: Nina Gold. Production associe: Georgina Lowe. Ingeneur du son: Tim Fraser. Maquillage et coiffure: Christine Blundell. Costumes: Lindy Hemming. Decors: Eve Stewart. Musique de Carl Davis apres les oevres de Arthur Sullivan. Montage: Robin Sales. Image: Dick Pope B.S.C. Producteur: Simon Channing-Williams. Ecrit et Realise par Mike Leigh. Pathé distribution.
Poster design: Color illustration of a figure with two faces [presumably W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan] combined into one dressed in a robe containing images of characters in the film. Oversized poster designed for the French distribution of the 1999 film.
Poster design: Color illustration of a figure with two faces [presumably W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan] combined into one dressed in a robe containing images of characters in the film. Oversized poster designed for the French distribution of the 1999 film.
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USA (home video release), 2000
Jim Broadbent. Allan Corduner. Timothy Spall. Lesley Manville. Topsy-Turvy. A film by Mike Leigh. Gilbert Sullivan So Much More. The egos. The battles. The words. The music. The women. The scandals. October Films presents in association with Thin Man Films, The Greenlight Fund, Newmarket Capital Group A Simon Channing-Williams production of a Mike Leigh film. Jim Broadbent. Allan Corduner. Timothy Spall. Lesley Manvill. Ron Cook. Wendy Nottingham. Kevin McKidd. Shirley Henderson. Dorothy Atkinson. Martin Savage. Eleanor David. "Topsy-Turvy". Casting: Nina Gold. Associate producer: Georgina Lowe. Sound recordist: Tim Fraser. Make-up hair designer: Christine Blundell. Costume designer: Lindy Hemming. Production designer: Eve Stewart. Music from Arthur Sullivan: Carl Davis. Editor: Robin Sales. Cinematography: Dick Pope B.S.C. Producer: Simon Channing-Williams. Written and directed by Mike Leigh. October Films. USA Films. Now available on home video. USA Home Entertainment.
Poster design: Poster designed for the American home video distribution of the 1999 film. Large fan containing color photograph of Jim Broadbent as W.S. Gilbert and Allan Corduner as Arthur Sullivan against background of artist interpretation of scenes from the film. Printed in U.S.A.
Poster design: Poster designed for the American home video distribution of the 1999 film. Large fan containing color photograph of Jim Broadbent as W.S. Gilbert and Allan Corduner as Arthur Sullivan against background of artist interpretation of scenes from the film. Printed in U.S.A.
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Miscellaneous
W.H. Clark with Boston Ideal Opera Company, 1883
Country of origin: USA.
Academy of Music. Commencing Monday, April 9th. W.H. Clark with Boston Ideal Opera Company.
Poster design: Lithograph portrait of W.H. Clark by Armstrong Co., Boston. Portions of advertising stickers attached.
Academy of Music. Commencing Monday, April 9th. W.H. Clark with Boston Ideal Opera Company.
Poster design: Lithograph portrait of W.H. Clark by Armstrong Co., Boston. Portions of advertising stickers attached.
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A Panorama of Gilbert Sullivan, 1948
Country of origin: USA.
A Panorama of Gilbert Sullivan. Conceived and Painted by Lucille Corcos.
Poster design: Created for Life Magazine. Color illustrations of 11 of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas. Printed in U.S.A. by Tricorn Press, Inc. N.Y.
A Panorama of Gilbert Sullivan. Conceived and Painted by Lucille Corcos.
Poster design: Created for Life Magazine. Color illustrations of 11 of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas. Printed in U.S.A. by Tricorn Press, Inc. N.Y.
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S.M. Chartok presents Gilbert Sullivan Operettas, 1952
Country of origin: USA.
S.M. Chartock presents a limited season of Gilbert Sullivan Operettas. Mark Hellinger Theatre [New York]. Lehman Engel, Musical Director. With a Cast of Gifted Savoyards. Featuring "The Mikado"; Pirates of Penzance"; H.M.S. Pinafore" and "Trial By Jury"; "Iolanthe." Directed by Mr. Chartock. Settings by Ralph Alswang. Costuming by Peggy Morrison. See Newspapers For Current Operetta.
Poster design: Text in red and black. Four cartoon illustrations from the operas.
S.M. Chartock presents a limited season of Gilbert Sullivan Operettas. Mark Hellinger Theatre [New York]. Lehman Engel, Musical Director. With a Cast of Gifted Savoyards. Featuring "The Mikado"; Pirates of Penzance"; H.M.S. Pinafore" and "Trial By Jury"; "Iolanthe." Directed by Mr. Chartock. Settings by Ralph Alswang. Costuming by Peggy Morrison. See Newspapers For Current Operetta.
Poster design: Text in red and black. Four cartoon illustrations from the operas.
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American Savoyards in Gilbert Sullivan, 1965
Country of origin: USA.
Jeff Britton presents Dorothy Raedler's American Saoyards in Gilbert Sullivan. "The Mikado"; H.M.S. Pinafore"; "Iolanthe"; "Ruddigore"; "The Gondoliers"; "The Yeomen of the Guard." Tues. thru Sun. Evgs. 8:40. Matinees Sat. Sun. at 4:00. Jan Hus Playhouse [New York]. Raves From All The Critics! Delightful Musical Comedies for the Entire Family.
Poster design: Text only in blue and pink. Printed by Artcraft Litho. Ptg. Co., Inc., N.Y.C. 491.
Jeff Britton presents Dorothy Raedler's American Saoyards in Gilbert Sullivan. "The Mikado"; H.M.S. Pinafore"; "Iolanthe"; "Ruddigore"; "The Gondoliers"; "The Yeomen of the Guard." Tues. thru Sun. Evgs. 8:40. Matinees Sat. Sun. at 4:00. Jan Hus Playhouse [New York]. Raves From All The Critics! Delightful Musical Comedies for the Entire Family.
Poster design: Text only in blue and pink. Printed by Artcraft Litho. Ptg. Co., Inc., N.Y.C. 491.
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City Center. Gilbert Sullivan, 1968
Country of origin: USA.
City Center. Gilbert Sullivan. Designed by Jim Dine for the 25th anniversary of the New York City Center for Music and Drama. Limited edition of 1000. Combined offset and lithograph print.
Poster design: Pink and dark red poster with commedia dell'arte figures. Gold vertical stripe. Printed signature of Jim Dine.
City Center. Gilbert Sullivan. Designed by Jim Dine for the 25th anniversary of the New York City Center for Music and Drama. Limited edition of 1000. Combined offset and lithograph print.
Poster design: Pink and dark red poster with commedia dell'arte figures. Gold vertical stripe. Printed signature of Jim Dine.
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The Australian Opera Returns with Gilbert Sullivan, 1971
The Australian Opera Returns with Gilbert Sullivan. The Mikado. The Gondoliers. The Australian Opera's overseas stars fly Alitalia.
Poster design: Color illustration by Rowell of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, each with wings flying over Australian landmarks. Verso contains text and photographs with information about the productions.
Poster design: Color illustration by Rowell of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, each with wings flying over Australian landmarks. Verso contains text and photographs with information about the productions.
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An Evening with Gilbert and Sullivan in Concert, 1982
Country of origin: England.
Richmond Theatre. Week Commencing Monday, 8th November, 1982. Second City Management in association with Gordon Mackenzie presents An Evening With Gilbert and Sullivan in Concert with Former Members of the D"Oyly Carte Opera Company. Including Kenneth Sandford, John Ayldon, Geoffrey Shovelton, Patricia Leonard, Vivian Tierney, Lorraine Daniels, Meston Reid, Alistair Donkin.
Poster design: Text in red over background of blue musical notes. Printer W.E. Berry Ltd......Bradford.
Richmond Theatre. Week Commencing Monday, 8th November, 1982. Second City Management in association with Gordon Mackenzie presents An Evening With Gilbert and Sullivan in Concert with Former Members of the D"Oyly Carte Opera Company. Including Kenneth Sandford, John Ayldon, Geoffrey Shovelton, Patricia Leonard, Vivian Tierney, Lorraine Daniels, Meston Reid, Alistair Donkin.
Poster design: Text in red over background of blue musical notes. Printer W.E. Berry Ltd......Bradford.
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Gilbert Sullivan, 1984
Country of origin: Austria.
Volksoper. Samstag. 18, Februar 1984. Gilbert Sullivan. Eine Revue von Lida Winiewicz und Helmut Baumann. unter Verwendung der musikalisch-literarischen Hinterlassenschaft von Sir Arthur S. Sllivan und Sir William S. Gilbert. Texte: Lida Winiewicz. Musik von Arthur Seymour Sullivan. eingerichtet von Caspar Richter.
Poster design: Text only, black lettering, decorative border. Lists entire cast and production details.
Volksoper. Samstag. 18, Februar 1984. Gilbert Sullivan. Eine Revue von Lida Winiewicz und Helmut Baumann. unter Verwendung der musikalisch-literarischen Hinterlassenschaft von Sir Arthur S. Sllivan und Sir William S. Gilbert. Texte: Lida Winiewicz. Musik von Arthur Seymour Sullivan. eingerichtet von Caspar Richter.
Poster design: Text only, black lettering, decorative border. Lists entire cast and production details.
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Mobil Presents The Compleat Gilbert and Sullivan..., 1984
Country of origin: USA.
Mobil Presents The Compleat Gilbert and Sullivan. The Very Model of a Modern Major Musicale. The Yeomen of the Guard. The Gondoliers. Trial By Jury / Cox and Box, The Mikado. Host: Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Beginning Wednesday, March 21, 8:00 PM Channel 13, PBS. The Yeomen of the Guard, March 21. The Gondoliers, April 11. Trial By Jury / Cox and Box, May 2. The Mikado, June 6. Mobil. The Gilbert and Sullivan Operas, Published by Harry N. Abrams, Inc. Available at Local Bookstores.
Poster design: Text in four colors. Al Hirschfeld caricatures of each of the televised productions. Design by Chermayeff Geismar.
Mobil Presents The Compleat Gilbert and Sullivan. The Very Model of a Modern Major Musicale. The Yeomen of the Guard. The Gondoliers. Trial By Jury / Cox and Box, The Mikado. Host: Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Beginning Wednesday, March 21, 8:00 PM Channel 13, PBS. The Yeomen of the Guard, March 21. The Gondoliers, April 11. Trial By Jury / Cox and Box, May 2. The Mikado, June 6. Mobil. The Gilbert and Sullivan Operas, Published by Harry N. Abrams, Inc. Available at Local Bookstores.
Poster design: Text in four colors. Al Hirschfeld caricatures of each of the televised productions. Design by Chermayeff Geismar.
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Gilbert Sullivan, 1984
Country of origin: Canada.
Gilbert Sullivan. Stratford Festival Canada. 32nd Season. 1984.
Poster designed by Heather Cooper. Color illustration of woodland setting with characters from The Mikado, Iolanthe and The Gondoliers. Masked women and swans in the foreground.
Gilbert Sullivan. Stratford Festival Canada. 32nd Season. 1984.
Poster designed by Heather Cooper. Color illustration of woodland setting with characters from The Mikado, Iolanthe and The Gondoliers. Masked women and swans in the foreground.
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A du Maurier Celebration of Gilbert Sullivan, 1987
Country of origin: Canada
A du Maurier Celebration of Gilbert Sullivan. Toronto May 6-17, 1987. The Week. May 10-16. Watch for special events including daily concerts at Nathan Phillips Square (12-2 p.m.). The International Symposium. May 15-17. Includes workshops, seminars, costume ball, two productions, pot-pourri and much more. Centred at Edward Johnson Bilding, University of Toronto. The Production: Utopia Limited. May 6-9 and May 16. First presentation in Toronto for thirty-four years of this exciting and colourful show. Great music. Produced by The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Toronto.
Poster design by Charmaine Lurch and Kimberly Smith. Color illustration of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan on a tropical island with a group of characters from their operas.
A du Maurier Celebration of Gilbert Sullivan. Toronto May 6-17, 1987. The Week. May 10-16. Watch for special events including daily concerts at Nathan Phillips Square (12-2 p.m.). The International Symposium. May 15-17. Includes workshops, seminars, costume ball, two productions, pot-pourri and much more. Centred at Edward Johnson Bilding, University of Toronto. The Production: Utopia Limited. May 6-9 and May 16. First presentation in Toronto for thirty-four years of this exciting and colourful show. Great music. Produced by The Gilbert Sullivan Society of Toronto.
Poster design by Charmaine Lurch and Kimberly Smith. Color illustration of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan on a tropical island with a group of characters from their operas.
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University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society (UMGASS), 1987
Country of origin: USA.
40 YEARS. The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society. UMGASS. Gloria Bennish Founder. A Source of Innocent Merriment For 40 Years.
Poster design: Caricatures of Gilbert and Sullivan against color titles of their operas. Inset drawing of Bennish. Designed by Julie Tanguay-Hoover.
40 YEARS. The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society. UMGASS. Gloria Bennish Founder. A Source of Innocent Merriment For 40 Years.
Poster design: Caricatures of Gilbert and Sullivan against color titles of their operas. Inset drawing of Bennish. Designed by Julie Tanguay-Hoover.
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Susan Benson. Artist / Designer, 1988
Country of origin: Canada.
Susan Benson. Artist/Designer. The Gallery Stratford. May 30-September 4.
Poster design: Color reproduction of pastel portrait of Christina James as Katisha in the 1982 Stratford Festival production of The Mikado. Pastel reproduction is signed "Susan Benson '82".
Susan Benson. Artist/Designer. The Gallery Stratford. May 30-September 4.
Poster design: Color reproduction of pastel portrait of Christina James as Katisha in the 1982 Stratford Festival production of The Mikado. Pastel reproduction is signed "Susan Benson '82".
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The Ohio Light Opera, 1990
Country of origin: USA.
The Ohio Light Opera.
Poster design: Color reproduction of "A Panorama of Gilbert Sullivan" by Lucille Corcos with her illustrations for 11 of the comic operas.
The Ohio Light Opera.
Poster design: Color reproduction of "A Panorama of Gilbert Sullivan" by Lucille Corcos with her illustrations for 11 of the comic operas.
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Telarc Digital Stereo recording of The Mikado, 1991
Country of origin: USA.
Telarc Digital Stereo CD-80284. Gilbert and Sullivan. The Mikado. Charles Mackerras. Orchestra Chorus of the Welsh National Opera. Donald Adams. Anthony Rolf-Johnson. Richard Suart. Richard Van Allen. Nicholas Folwell. Marie McLaughlin. Anne Howells. Janice Watson. Felicity Palmer.
Poster design by Hillary Knight for the release of the compact disc recording. Color illustration of the Mikado, Nanki-Poo and the Three Little Maids from School.
Telarc Digital Stereo CD-80284. Gilbert and Sullivan. The Mikado. Charles Mackerras. Orchestra Chorus of the Welsh National Opera. Donald Adams. Anthony Rolf-Johnson. Richard Suart. Richard Van Allen. Nicholas Folwell. Marie McLaughlin. Anne Howells. Janice Watson. Felicity Palmer.
Poster design by Hillary Knight for the release of the compact disc recording. Color illustration of the Mikado, Nanki-Poo and the Three Little Maids from School.
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Telarc Digital Stereo recording of The Pirates of Penzance, 1993
Country of origin: USA
Telarc Digital Stereo. Gilbert and Sullivan. The Pirates of Penzance. Sir Charles Mackerras. Orchestra and Chorus of the Welsh National Opera. John Mark Ainsley. Rebecca Evans. Richard Van Allan. Donald Adams. Richard Suart. Gillian Knight. Julie Gossage. Jenevora Williams. Nicholas Folwell.
Poster design by Hilary Knight for the release of the compact disc recording. Color illustration of characters of the opera observed by a pirate.
Telarc Digital Stereo. Gilbert and Sullivan. The Pirates of Penzance. Sir Charles Mackerras. Orchestra and Chorus of the Welsh National Opera. John Mark Ainsley. Rebecca Evans. Richard Van Allan. Donald Adams. Richard Suart. Gillian Knight. Julie Gossage. Jenevora Williams. Nicholas Folwell.
Poster design by Hilary Knight for the release of the compact disc recording. Color illustration of characters of the opera observed by a pirate.
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International Gilbert Sullivan Festival, 1994
Country of origin: England. International Gilbert Sullivan Festival. A Festival of the World's Most Popular Comic Operas. The Opera House-Buxton. July 31st-August 12th 1994. Poster design: Color poster with profiles of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, and six characters from their operas. Poster contains schedule of performances.
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Sherlock Holmes: The Adventure at Sir Arthur Sullivan's, A Play in Two Acts, 1996
Country of origin: England.
Stage One Theatre Company in Association with Tim Heath Present a World Premiere. Sherlock Holmes: The Adventure at Sir Arthur Sullivan's. By Tim Heath, after Arthur Conan Doyle. With Miles Richardson, Andrew Bridgmont, Fiona Evans and Dominic Gray. Theatre Warehouse. Adjacent East Croydon. Wednesday 30th October-Sunday 17th November.
Poster design: Black, white and pink poster with violin and other small illustrations. Inscribed on verso by the author.
Stage One Theatre Company in Association with Tim Heath Present a World Premiere. Sherlock Holmes: The Adventure at Sir Arthur Sullivan's. By Tim Heath, after Arthur Conan Doyle. With Miles Richardson, Andrew Bridgmont, Fiona Evans and Dominic Gray. Theatre Warehouse. Adjacent East Croydon. Wednesday 30th October-Sunday 17th November.
Poster design: Black, white and pink poster with violin and other small illustrations. Inscribed on verso by the author.
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The 4th International Gilbert Sullivan Festival, USA, 1997
Country of origin: USA
Gilbert Sullivan. 4th International Gilbert Sullivan Festival. It's Back. It's Better. It's Bigger. The Zellerbach Theater Philadelphia Pa. July 19-27, 1997.
Poster design: Color poster with parade of Gilbert Sullivan characters and festival schedule.
Gilbert Sullivan. 4th International Gilbert Sullivan Festival. It's Back. It's Better. It's Bigger. The Zellerbach Theater Philadelphia Pa. July 19-27, 1997.
Poster design: Color poster with parade of Gilbert Sullivan characters and festival schedule.
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Ohio Light Opera, 1998
Country of origin: USA.
Ohio Light Opera Celebrating 20 Years. The College of Wooster [Ohio]. 1998 Season Repertoire--James Stuart, Artistic Director. Bitter Sweet by Noel Coward. H.M.S. Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan. Wiener Blut by Johann Strauss. The Chocolate Soldier by Oscar Straus. The Arcadians by Lionel Monckton. The Bayadere by Emmerick Kalman. Iolanthe by Gilbert Sullivan. Trial by Jury by Gilbert Sullivan. Regrets Only by James Stuart Jacques Offenbach.
Poster design: Color poster with full length photograph of James Stuart and 28 smaller photographs of Stuart in identified roles from previous productions.
Ohio Light Opera Celebrating 20 Years. The College of Wooster [Ohio]. 1998 Season Repertoire--James Stuart, Artistic Director. Bitter Sweet by Noel Coward. H.M.S. Pinafore by Gilbert and Sullivan. Wiener Blut by Johann Strauss. The Chocolate Soldier by Oscar Straus. The Arcadians by Lionel Monckton. The Bayadere by Emmerick Kalman. Iolanthe by Gilbert Sullivan. Trial by Jury by Gilbert Sullivan. Regrets Only by James Stuart Jacques Offenbach.
Poster design: Color poster with full length photograph of James Stuart and 28 smaller photographs of Stuart in identified roles from previous productions.
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University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society (UMGASS), 1999
Country of origin: USA.
UMGASS. The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society.
Poster design: Color illustration of a round stained glass window, each pane of which has a Gilbert and Sullivan reference. Design by David Zinn.
UMGASS. The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society.
Poster design: Color illustration of a round stained glass window, each pane of which has a Gilbert and Sullivan reference. Design by David Zinn.
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International Gilbert Sullivan Festival, 2000
Country of origin: England.
International Gilbert Sullivan Festival, 2000. Entertainment for all the family. Buxton Opera House. 29 July to 20 August. Supported by High Peak Borough Council.
Poster design: Color photographs of five performers in costume with schedule of daily performances.
International Gilbert Sullivan Festival, 2000. Entertainment for all the family. Buxton Opera House. 29 July to 20 August. Supported by High Peak Borough Council.
Poster design: Color photographs of five performers in costume with schedule of daily performances.
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New York Gilbert Sullivan Players, 2003
Country of origin: USA.
New York Gilbert Sullivan Players. Albert Bergeret, Artistic Director. The Pirates of Penzance. January 10-12, 2003. The Mikado. January 17-19, 2003. The Gondoliers. January 24-26, 2003. City Center. West 55th between 6th and 7th.
Poster design: Color photograph of Keith Jurosko as "the Mikado".
New York Gilbert Sullivan Players. Albert Bergeret, Artistic Director. The Pirates of Penzance. January 10-12, 2003. The Mikado. January 17-19, 2003. The Gondoliers. January 24-26, 2003. City Center. West 55th between 6th and 7th.
Poster design: Color photograph of Keith Jurosko as "the Mikado".
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The 11th International Gilbert Sullivan Festival, 2004
Country of origin: England.
The 11th International Gilbert Sullivan Festival. Featuring The Gilbert Sullivan Opera Company, The New York Gilbert Sullivan Players, Opera Della Luna, Grim's Dyke Opera PLUS 12 of the very best performing companies and a full Festival "Fringe" programme. 31st July to 22nd August. Buxton Opera House, Derbyshire. Text includes dates and details of all performances.
Poster design: Color illustrations of 16 characters from the operas.
The 11th International Gilbert Sullivan Festival. Featuring The Gilbert Sullivan Opera Company, The New York Gilbert Sullivan Players, Opera Della Luna, Grim's Dyke Opera PLUS 12 of the very best performing companies and a full Festival "Fringe" programme. 31st July to 22nd August. Buxton Opera House, Derbyshire. Text includes dates and details of all performances.
Poster design: Color illustrations of 16 characters from the operas.
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A Celebration of Gilbert Sullivan, 2017
Country of origin: USA.
A Celebration of Gilbert Sullivan [at George Mason University]. From the Collection of David and Annabelle Stone. April 18-May 27, 2017. Buchanan Partners Gallery Reception April 27th 6-8 P.M. More Gilbert Sullivan Events at Mason This Spring! [etc.]
Poster design: Color poster with examples of historic photographs and a souvenir from the exhibition.
A Celebration of Gilbert Sullivan [at George Mason University]. From the Collection of David and Annabelle Stone. April 18-May 27, 2017. Buchanan Partners Gallery Reception April 27th 6-8 P.M. More Gilbert Sullivan Events at Mason This Spring! [etc.]
Poster design: Color poster with examples of historic photographs and a souvenir from the exhibition.
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The 24th International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival, 2017
Country of origin: UK
We Are Back! The 24th International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. Harrogate Royal Hall. 4-20 August 2017. Now in its 24th year. The Greatest Gilbert Sullivan Show on Earth.
Poster design: Festival schedule with color photographs of performers in costume.
We Are Back! The 24th International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival. Harrogate Royal Hall. 4-20 August 2017. Now in its 24th year. The Greatest Gilbert Sullivan Show on Earth.
Poster design: Festival schedule with color photographs of performers in costume.
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The 26th International Gilbert Sullivan Festival, 2019
Country of origin: UK
The 26th International Gilbert Sullivan Festival. The Royal Hall, Harrogate. 7th-18th August 2019. The World's Greatest Celebration of Gilbert Sullivan.
Poster design: Color photo-montage of cast members.
The 26th International Gilbert Sullivan Festival. The Royal Hall, Harrogate. 7th-18th August 2019. The World's Greatest Celebration of Gilbert Sullivan.
Poster design: Color photo-montage of cast members.
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Photographs
Trial by Jury
John Reed as the Judge in the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company production, 1955
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1955. 10 x 8 in. D'Oyly Carte American tour.
1 Photographic Prints
Sorcerer
D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., original London production, ca. 1884
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", Feb. 1885. Image 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 in. Jessie Bond as Constance.
1 Photographic Prints
H.M.S. Pinafore
People's Theatre, Minneapolis, undated, ca. 1889
Minneapolis, MN: Anderson Palmer. "Scene from H.M.S. Pinafore. People's Theatre.....Negative by Gas Light." 7 x 9 3/8 in. photograph mounted on 11 x 14 board with printed label and autographed by theatre manager.
1 Photographic Prints
Unidentified production, Minneapolis, undated, ca. 1890
Minneapolis MN: C.H. Galbraith. 6 x 8 in. photograph mounted on 10 x 12 in board. Male cast members of H.M.S. Pinafore.
1 Photographic Prints
Unidentified production, Greenwich, CT, [1909].
Greenwich, CT: Rahmn Carling, 1909. A set of seven photographs of amateur actors in a production of H.M.S. Pinafore. Each photograph mounted on cardboard. Images 5 x 3 7/8 in.
7 Photographic Prints
Casino Theatre, New York, 1911
Unknown phtotographer. 11 x 14in. Eugene Cowles as Bill Bobstay, Alice Brady as Hebe, Louise Gunning as Josephine, and Arthur Aldridge as Ralph.
1 Photographic Prints
Hippodrome Theatre, New York, 1913
William Hinshaw as Capt. Corcoran and Josephine Jacoby as Little Buttercup
New York: White. 13.25 x 10.5in.
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William Hinshaw as Capt. Corcoran, Harrison Brockbank as Sir Joseph and Ruby Cutler Savage as Josephine.
New York: White. 11 x 14 in.
1 Photographic Prints
Milton Aborn production at the Century Theatre, New York, 1927
Production scene
Unidentified photographer. 14 x 11 in.
1 Photographic Prints
Marion Green as Captain Corcoran, and group of middies
Unidentified photographer. 11 x 14 in.
1 Photographic Prints
S.M. Chartok production at the Majestic Theatre, New York, 1934
New York: White Studio, ca. 1934. 11 x 14in. "The Pinafore Girls."
1 Photographic Prints
Amateur juvenile production, 1935
Southbridge MA: M. Litchfield, 1935. 7.5 x 9.5 in.
1 Photographic Prints
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company revivals and tours, various dates
Muriel Dickson as Josephine and Marjorie Eyre as Hebe, 1934
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1934. D'Oyly Carte New York tour at the Martin Beck Theatre.
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Darryl Fancourt as Dick Deadeye, ca. 1939
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1939. 10 x 8in.
1 Photographic Prints
Four photographs from D'Oly Carte Opera Co. American tour, 1966-68
Four photographs. Unidentified photographers. Various sizes.
4 Photographic Prints
R.H. Burnside Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company production at the Ambassador Theatre, New York, 1944
Unknown photographer, ca. 1944. 10 x 8in. Bertram Peacock as Capt. Corcoran, Kathleen Roche as Josephine, and Florenz Ames as Sir Jospeh.
1 Photographic Prints
Televised adaptation: Omnibus NBC-TV, 1959
Unidentified photographer. 9 x 7in. Cyril Ritchard as Sir Joseph Porter. Televised production broadcast May 10, 1959.
1 Photographic Prints
Televised adaptation: Tennessee Ernie Ford Show, 1960
Unidentified photographer. 9 x 7in. Tennessee Ernie Ford and Suzanne Lovell. Televised adaptation broadcast on NBC Jan. 14, 1960.
1 Photographic Prints
Stratford Festival productions, Canada, 1960-1992
Nine photographs of Stratford Festival productions. Various photographers. Various sizes. Productions 1960, 1964, 1981, 1988, 1992.
9 Photographic Prints
Pabst Theatre, Milwaukee, WI, ca. 1963
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1963. 10 x 8 in. Martyn Green as Sir Joseph Porter.
1 Photographic Prints
Tyrone Guthrie production, ca. 1964
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1964. Michael Bates as Sir Joseph Porter. Touring production.
1 Photographic Prints
Televised adaptation: ATV D'Oyly Carte, 1973
Unidentified photographer, 1973. 9 x 7in. Michael Raynor as Capt. Corcoran and Lyndsie Holland as Buttercup. The ATV (Associated Television) adaptation of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Co. production was broadcast in UK on ITV and in U.S. on CBS television network.
1 Photographic Prints
Brent Walker televised production, ca. 1982
Unidentified photograher, ca. 1982. 8 x 10in. Frankie Howerd as Sir Joseph. Broadcast in US in 1984-5.
1 Photographic Prints
East Side (New York) children's production, 1937
Reference Department of the National Educational Alliance, 1937. 7 x 9in. "East Side children present Annual Gilbert and Sullivan operetta at roof garden of the Educational Alliance Bldg on East Broadway."
1 Photographic Prints
Pirates of Penzance
Hong Kong Choral Society, ca. 1882
Two un-mounted albumen photographs. The entire cast; and the policemen's chorus in a production of The Pirates of Penzance, ca. 1882. The photographs are from an album owned by Osbert Chadwick who published his research in Hong Kong in 1882. The Hong Kong Choral Society performed The Pirates of Penzance at the Theatre Royal in 1882.
2 Photographic Prints
Sacramento Operatic Society, 1896
Photographer unknown. Set of four photographs of the 1896 Sacramento [CA] Operatic Society. Photographs 7 1/2 x 6 1/4in. mounted on 13 1/2 x 11 1/2in boards.
1 Photographic Prints
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company revivals and tours, various dates
Scenery for Act 2, 1919
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1919, London. Scenery for Act 2 designed for the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company by William Bridges-Adams. 6.75 x 11.5in.
1 Photographic Prints
Phillip Potter as Frederic and Jeanne Hindmarsh as Mabel, 1962
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1961. 10 x 8in. D'Oyly Carte Opera Co. American tour, 1962.
1 Photographic Prints
Amateur Dramatic Club, Gaiety Theatre, Simla, India, 1920
Unidentified photographer. 7.75 x 11.25in.
1 Photographic Prints
Winthrop Ames production at the Royale Theatre, 1927
William Williams as Frederic, Vera Ross as Ruth, John Barclay as Pirate King, and (possibly) J. Humbird Duffy as Samuel
New York: White Studio, ca. 1927. 10.75 x 13.5 in.
1 Photographic Prints
William Williams as Frederic and Ruth Thomas as Mabel
New York: White Studio, ca. 1927. 14 x 11in. Notated 8015-17.
1 Photographic Prints
Milton Aborn Civic Light Opera production at the Adelphi Theatre, New York, 1935
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1936. 11.25 x 9.25in. William Danforth as Sergeant. Verso pencilled "Adelphi--week beg. July 22". Danforth played this role in 1935 at the Majestic Theatre.
1 Photographic Prints
Joseph Papp production, New York, 1981
Six photographs from the Joseph Papp production at the New York Shakespeare Festival and the Uris Theatre. Various photographers, ca. 1981. Various sizes.
6 Photographic Prints
1982 Australian film adaptation, The Pirate Movie
Five publicity photographs of scenes from the 1982 film adaptation. Unidentified photographers, ca. 1982. Each 8 x 9.75 in. Marked PM 1-5.
5 Photographic Prints
1983 Universal Film, The Pirates of Penzance
10 photographs. Unidentified photographers, ca. 1983. Various sizes. Also a set of 12 slide transparencies, copyright University City Studios.
10 Photographic Prints
Stratford Festival productions, Canada, 1985-94
Four photographs. Unidentified photographers, ca. 1985. Various sizes.
4 Photographic Prints
New D'Oyly Carte production, ca. 1993
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1993. 10 x 8in. 1993 touring production.
1 Photographic Prints
"Pirates of Penzance -The Ballet!", ca. 1996
Unidentified photograher, ca. 1996. 6.5 x 10in. Queensland Ballet (Australia) touring production
1 Photographic Prints
Patience
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company original London production, ca. 1881
Leonora Braham as Patience
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", Mar. 1882. Image 5 x 3.75in.
1 Photographic Prints
Richard Temple as Col. Caverley, Durward Lely as Duke of Dunstable, and Frank Thornton as Maj. Murgatroyd.
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", July 1881. Image 4.75 x 3.75in.
1 Photographic Prints
Unidentified actress, Reading UK, ca. 1882
Reading: Victor White Co., ca. 1882. Imperial cabinet photograph mounted on cardboard. Image 8 x 6.12in.
1 Photographic Prints
Theatre Masque production, New York, 1928
Unidentified photographer, ca 1928. 10 x 8in. Edmund Leonard as Grosvenor and Mary Bokee as Patience in Theatre Masque revival.
1 Photographic Prints
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company revivals and tours, 1934-68
Leslie Rands as Grosvenor, Maise Baxter as Saphir, and Marjorie Eyre as Angela, 1934
Unknown photographer, ca. 1934. 9.25 x 11.5in. D'Oyly Carte New York tour at the Martin Beck Theatre.
1 Photographic Prints
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company American tour, 1966-68
Three photographs. Unidentified photographers, ca. 1966. Each 9.25 x 7.25in.
3 Photographic Prints
Australian Opera productions, 1986, 1995
Unidentified photographers, ca. 1986 and 1995.
Gordon Wilcock as Bunthorne and Luise Napier as Patience, 1986
1 Photographic Prints
Christine Douglas as Patience, Anthony Warlow as Grosvenor, and chorus, 1995
1 Photographic Prints
Heather Begg as Lady Jane and Christine Douglas as Patience, 1995
1 Photographic Prints
Stratford Festival, Canada, 2000
Unidentified photographer, ca. 2000.
1 Photographic Prints
Iolanthe
Unidentified actors, Reading, UK, ca. 1883
Reading: S. Victor White Co., ca. 1883. Imperial cabinet photograph, mounted on cardboard. Image 7.75 x 5.75in.
1 Photographic Prints
Casino Theatre (Shubert Organization, New York), 1913
New York: White. 14 x 11in. George Macfarlane as Strephon.
1 Photographic Prints
Winthrop Ames production at the Plymouth Theatre, New York, 1926
William Williams as Strephon and Lois Bennett as Phyllis
Unidentified photographer. Possibly: New York; White, ca. 1926.
1 Photographic Prints
Ernest Lawford as Lord Chancellor and Lois Bennett as Phyllis
New York: White, ca. 1926. 14 x 11in.
1 Photographic Prints
Unidentified actresses as fairies
Unidentified photographer. Possibly: New York; White, ca. 1926. 14 x 11in.
1 Photographic Prints
Ernest Lawford as Lord Chancellor
New York: White Studio, ca. 1926. 14 x 11in.
1 Photographic Prints
March of the Peers
New York: Florence Vandamm, ca. 1926. 11 x 13.75in.
1 Photographic Prints
Vera Ross as Fairy Queen, William Williams as Strephon, Adele Sanderson as Iolanthe
New York: White Studio, ca. 1926. 14 x 11in.
1 Photographic Prints
Vera Ross as the Fairy Queen
Unidentified photographer. Autographed by Vera Ross. 12.25 x 8.5in.
1 Photographic Prints
Winthrop Ames production at the Royale Theatre, 1927
Unidentified photographer. 10 x 8in.
1 Photographic Prints
Milton Aborn Civic Light Opera production at the Erlanger Theatre, New York, 1931
Unidentified photographer. 14 x 11in. Joseph Macaulay as Strephon.
1 Photographic Prints
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, 1939
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1939. 8 x 10in. Evelyn Gardiner as Fairy Queen, Martyn Green as Lord Chancellor and Marjorie Eyre as Iolanthe in the 1939 D'Oyly Carte American tour.
1 Photographic Prints
Sadler's Wells production, London, 1962
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1962. 11.75 x 12in. Heather Begg as Fairy Queen and Patricia Kern as Iolanthe.
1 Photographic Prints
Stratford Festival production, Canada, 1984
Two photographs. Unidentified photographers, ca. 1984. 8 x 10in.: Eric Donkin as Lord Chancellor and Marie Barron as Phyllis. 10 x 8in.: Maureen Foster as Fairy Queen.
2 Photographic Prints
Princess Ida
English National Opera production, 1992
Unidentified photographer, 1992. 11.5 x 8in. Rosemary Joshua as Princess Ida.
1 Photographic Prints
The Mikado
D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., original London production
1 Photographic Prints
Sybil Grey, Leonora Braham and Jessie Bond as the Three Little Maids from School, ca. 1885
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", August 1885, 4th series. Image 4 1/2 x 3 5/8in.
1 Photographic Prints
Durward Lely as Nanki Poo, ca. 1885
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", Jan. 1887. Image 4 1/2 x 3 1/3in.
1 Photographic Prints
George Grossmith as Ko-Ko, 1885
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", June 1885. Image 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 in.
1 Photographic Prints
Unidentified performers, UK, ca. 1885
Albumen print. Unidentified photographer, ca. 1885. Unidentified actors as Ko-Ko and Katisha.
1 Photographic Prints
Unidentified performer, UK, undated, ca. 1900
Lantern slide. Bath: Graystone Bird. 3 1/4 x 3 1/4in. "Nanki-Poo"
1 Photographic Slides
Casino Theatre (Shubert Organization, New York), 1910
Unknown photographer. Silver print. 10 x 13.5in. Jefferson De Angelis as Ko-Ko, Christie MacDonald as Pitti-Sing, Christine Nielson as Peep-Bo, Josephine Jacoby as Katisha, Arthur Cunningham as Pish-Tush, William Pruette as Pooh-Bah.
1 Photographic Prints
Casino Theatre (Shubert Organization, New York), 1913
New York: Hartsook. 9.5 x 7.5in. Arthur Cunningham as Pooh-Bah.
1 Photographic Prints
Ivan Menzies as Ko-Ko, ca. 1920's
Modern print of D'Oyly Carte performance early 1920's. Unknown photographer. 8 7/8 x 5 7/8 in.
Milton Aborn production at 44th Street Theatre, New York, 1925
William Danforth as the Mikado and Sarah Edwards as Katisha
Unidentified photographer. 1 x 11in.
1 Photographic Prints
Stanley Forde as Pooh-Bah), Lupino Lane as Ko-Ko, Leo de Hieropolis as Pish-Tush
Unidentified photographer. 11 x 14in.
1 Photographic Prints
Lupino Lane as Ko-Ko and Marguerite Namara as Yum-Yum.
Unidentified photographer. 14 x 11in.
1 Photographic Prints
Cast, Boys Club of Tenth Street and Avenue A, New York, 1927
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1927. 8 x 10in.
1 Photographic Prints
Winthrop Ames production at the Royale Theatre, New York, 1927
Suissabell Sterling as Pitti-Sing, William C. Gilbert as Pooh-Bah, and Fred Wright as Ko-Ko
New York: White Studio, ca. 1927. 14 x 11in.
1 Photographic Prints
Suissabell Sterling as Pitti-Sing, Lois Bennett as Yum-Yum, William C. Gordon as Pooh-Bah, and Bettina Hall as Peep-Bo
New York: White Studio, ca. 1927. 14 x 11 in.
1 Photographic Prints
William Williams as Nanki-Poo and Lois Bennett as Yum-Yum
New York: White Studio, ca. 1927. 14 x 11in.
1 Photographic Prints
Cast of production presenting a gift to their accompanist
New York: White Studio, ca. 1927.
1 Photographic Prints
Vera Ross as Katisha
New York: Florence VanDamm, ca. 1927.
1 Photographic Prints
Jazz version of the Mikado at Grosses Schauspielhaus in Berlin, 1927
Unidentified photographers, ca. 1927. Each 8.5 x 6.6 in. a. Nanki-Poo and Yum-Yum. b. Women's chorus.
2 Photographic Prints
Syracuse Opera Association production, ca. 1930
1 Photographic Prints
Milton Aborn Civic Light Opera Co. production at Erlanger Theatre, New York, 1931
William Danforth as the Mikado and Ethel Clarke as Pitti-Sing
New York: White Studios, ca. 1931. 14 x 11in.
1 Photographic Prints
William Danforth as the Mikado
New York: White Studios, ca. 1931. 14 x 11in.
1 Photographic Prints
Milton Aborn Civic Light Opera Co. production at the St. James Theatre, New York, 1933
New York: White Studio, ca. 1933. 14 x 11in. Hizi Koyke as Yun-Yim and Herbert Waterous as Pooh-Bah.
1 Photographic Prints
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company revivals and tours, various dates
Hattie Delaro as Pitti-Sing in D'Oyly Carte's second American Company tour, Boston, ca. 1886
Unidentified photographer, undated. 10.5 x 8in.
1 Photographic Prints
Leo Sheffield as Pooh-Bah and Nellie Briercliffe as Pitti-Sing, 1919
London: Stage Photo Co. 11.25 x 9.5in.
1 Photographic Prints
Darrell Fancourt as the Mikado, ca. 1926
Unidentified photographer, undated. 11.5 x 9.75in. Charles Ricketts' costume design.
1 Photographic Prints
Sydney Granville as Pooh-Bah, ca. 1936
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1936. 10 x 8 in. D'Oyly Carte tour, ca. 1936. Stamp of American Weekly Editorial Department. "40"
1 Item(s) total
Gillian Knight as Katisha, 1962
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1962. 8 x 10in. D'Oyly Carte touring production.
1 Photographic Prints
Christine Palmer as Katisha, ca. 1966
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1966. 9.25 x 7.25in. D'Oyly Carte American tour, 1966 or 1968.
1 Photographic Prints
Geoffrey Shovelton as Nanki-Poo, Julia Goss as Yum-Yum, and John Reed as Ko-Ko, 1976
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1976. 10 x 7.5in. 1976 North American tour.
1 Photographic Prints
Martyn Green as Ko-Ko, 1968
Unknown photographer. 9 1/2 x 7 1/4 in.
1 Item(s) total
WPA Federal Theatre production of "Swing Mikado", 1938-39
Ten photographs. Productions in Chicago (Great Northern Theatre) and New York (New Yorker Theatre). Unidentified phtographers, various sizes.
10 Photographic Prints
"The Hot Mikado" production at the Maplewood Theatre, New Jersey, 1941
Two photographs of the August 1941 summer stock production. Unidentified photographers, each 10 x 8 in. Bill Robinson/ Bill Robinson and Alice Harris.
2 Photographic Prints
R.H. Burnside's Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company production, 1943-44
Robert Pitkin as the Mikado and Katherine Judah as Katisha, 1943
Unknown photographer. 10 x 8in. Photograph dated Oct. 24, 1943. Erlanger Theatre, Buffalo NY (prior to Broadway run).
1 Photographic Prints
Robert Pitkin as the Mikado and Florenz Ames as Ko-Ko, 1944
Unknown photographer, ca. 1944. 10 x 8in. Ambassador Theatre, New York.
1 Photographic Prints
Tokyo production with all Japanese cast, 1948
Entrance of The Mikado
Acme Newspapers, 1948. 9 x 7in.
1 Photographic Prints
Unidentified chorus member
Unidentified photographer, 1948. 10 x 8in.
1 Photographic Prints
American Savoyards production, 1956
Unidentified photographer, ca. 196. 8 x 10in. Rue Knapp as Ko-Ko and Ronald Bush as Pooh-Bah.
1 Photographic Prints
1939 film, The Mikado
Eighteen photographs for 1939 film and 1948 re-release, various sizes. Some scenes marked: M-3, M-60, M-71, M-98, M-192, M-340, M-445, 48/1114.
18 Photographic Prints
1939 film, The Mikado, Bulgaria
Three parially colored scenes from the 1939 film The Mikado, mounted on stiff paper and used as lobby cards in Bulgaria. Images 9.5 x 12.5in.; 10.25 x 13.75in.; 9.5 x 12.75in.
3 Photographic Prints
Televised adaptation: Kukla, Fran, and Ollie, 1950
Three photographs of scenes from the Kukla, Fran, and Ollie 1950 television adaptation of The Mikado. Various sizes.
3 Photographic Prints
Unidentified American production with Martyn Green, ca. 1950's
Three photographs. Unidentified photographer, ca. 1950's.
3 Photographic Prints
Children's production at Camp Cherokee, Upper Saranac Lake, ca. 1952
Unidentified photographer.
1 Photographic Prints
California Musical Theatre production, Sacramento, CA, ca. 1954
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1954. 10 x 8in. Martyn Green as Ko-Ko, and Irra Petrina.
1 Photographic Prints
American Savoyards production, ca. 1956
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1956. Rue Knapp as Ko-Ko and Ronald Bush as Pooh-Bah.
1 Photographic Prints
Televised adaptation: Tennessee Ernie Ford Show, 1959
Unidentified phtographer, ca. 1959. 9 x 7in. Tennessee Ernie Ford, Jaonne Burgan and Irene Cummings. Adaptation broadcast on NBC Apr. 16, 1959.
1 Photographic Prints
Televised adaptaion: Bell Telephone Hour, 1960
Four publicity photographs. Unidentified phtographers, ca. 1960. Various sizes. Martyn Green (director) and Barbara Meister (Yum-Yum); Stanley Holloway (Pooh-Bah); Martyn Green and Groucho Marx. Melinda Marx as Peep-Bo. Production broadcast Apr. 29, 1960.
4 Photographic Prints
1962 film, The Cool Mikado
Two photographs of scenes from the 1962 United Artists film. Unknown photographers, ca. 1962. Each 7.5 x 9.5in. Photos marked CM-5 and CM-20.
2 Photographic Prints
Michigan Opera Theatre production, 1962
Unknown photographer, ca. 1962. 10 x 8in. Senator Jack Faxon as Mishi-Gana and Fenjamin Wakefield as the Mikado.
1 Photographic Prints
1967 Warner Bros. film, The Mikado
Eight photographs. Unidentified photographers, ca. 1967. Various sizes. Filmed adaptation of 1966 D'Oyly Carte production, using D'Oyly Carte cast.
8 Photographic Prints
Unidentified Australian production, 1969
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1969. 8 x 10in.
1 Photographic Prints
Chicago Lyric Opera production, 1983
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1983. 8 x 10in. Neil Rosenshein as Nanki-Poo.
1 Photographic Prints
Brent Walker televised production, ca. 1982
Five photographs. Unidentified photographers, ca. 1982. Various sizes. Broadcast in US in 1984-5.
5 Photographic Prints
Stratford Festival productions, Canada, 1982-87
Eight photographs including four of production tours. Unidentified photographers, various dates. Various sizes.
8 Photographic Prints
Australian Opera production, 1986
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1986. 10 x 8in. Michael Smith as Nanki-Poo.
1 Photographic Prints
English National Opera production. London and tours, 1986-93
Three photographs. Unidentified photographers, ca. 1986-89. Various sizes. Original production and tour in association with Houston Grand Opera.
3 Photographic Prints
Hot Mikado (modern adaptation), 1986-95
Four photographs. Unidentified photographers, 1986-95. Various sizes. American and British productions.
4 Photographic Prints
Fujiwara Opera Company, ca. 1999.
Unidentified photographer. 8 x 10 in. Scene from Act 2.
1 Item(s) total
Opera a la Carte production, ca. 2000
Unidentified photogapher, ca. 2000. 8 x 10in.
1 Photographic Prints
Ruddigore
D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., original London production, 1887
Geraldine Ulmar as Rose
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", Aug. 1887. Image 4.5 x 3/5in.
1 Photographic Prints
Rutland Barrington as Despard Murgatroyd
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", Sept. 1887. Image 4.5 x 3.5in.
1 Photographic Prints
Cosmopolitan Theatre, New York, 1927
William Danforth as Despard Murgatroyd and Violet Carlson as Rose Maybud
New York: White Studio, ca. 1927. 14 x 11 in.
1 Photographic Prints
William Danforth as Despard Murgatroyd and chorus girls
New York: White Studio, ca. 1927. 11 x 14in.
1 Photographic Prints
Milton Aborn Civic Light Opera production at the Erlanger Theatre, New York, 1931
Gladys Caldwell as Rose and Frank Moulan as Robin
New York: Unidentified photographer (possibly White). 9.75 x 13.5in.
1 Photographic Prints
Craig Campbell as Richard and William Danforth as Despard Murgatroyd
New York: White Studio, ca. 1931. 14 x 11 in.
1 Photographic Prints
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company revivals and tours
Cynthia Morey as Rose Maybud, 1955
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1955. 10 x 8in. D'Oyly Carte American tour.
1 Photographic Prints
Kenneth Sandford as Despard Murgatroyd, ca. 1980
Unknown photographer, ca. 1980. 10 x 8in. Provenance: Kenneth Sandford estate.
1 Photographic Prints
Brent Walker televised production, ca. 1982
Two photographs. Unidentified photographers, ca. 1982. Various sizes. Broadcast in US, 1985.
2 Photographic Prints
New Sadler's Wells production, 1987
Shuhei Iwamoto (London), ca. 1987. 10 x 8in. Linda Ormiston as Mad Margaret and Harold Innocent as Despard Murgatroyd.
1 Photographic Prints
Yeoman of the Guard
Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company, New York 48th Street Theatre, 1915
DeWolf Hopper as Jack Point
New York: White, ca. 1915. 14 x 11in.
1 Photographic Prints
DeWolf Hopper as Jack Point and (possibly) Natalie Alt as Elsie
New York: White, ca. 1915. 14 x 11in.
1 Photographic Prints
DeWolf Hopper as Jack Point, Glady Caldwell as Phoebe, William Danforth as Shadbolt
New York: possibly White Studio. 13 x 10.5 in.
1 Photographic Prints
Ruhleben Prison Camp, Germany, 1917
Unidentified photographer. Two photographs of camp internees in costume for The Yeomen of the Guard, Easter 1917. Photograph of male chorus marked 768. Photograph of entire cast marked 768A. For background see "Gilbert and Sullivan News" Nov. 1997 and Spring 1998.
2 Photographic Prints
Milton Aborn production at the Majestic Theatre, New York, 1933
New York: White Studio, ca. 1933. William Danforth as Shadbolt, Lauren Ferguson as Phoebe, and Herbert Waterous as Leonard Meryll.
1 Photographic Prints
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company revivals and tours, various dates
Martyn Green as Jack Point, ca. 1937
Unidentified photographer. 10 x 8in.
1 Photographic Prints
Kenneth Sandford as Shadbolt, ca. 1960
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1960. 10 x 8in. Provenance: Kenneth Sandford estate.
1 Photographic Prints
R.H. Burnside Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company production at the Ambassador Theatre, 1944
Unknown photographer, ca. 1944. 10 x 8in. Robert Pitkin as Wilfred Shadbolt and Kathleen Roche as Elsie Maynard.
1 Photographic Prints
Brent Walker televised production, ca. 1982
Five photographs. Unidentified photographers, ca. 1982. Various sizes. Broadcast in the US in 1984-5.
5 Photographic Prints
Glimmerglass Opera production, 1995
Three photographs. Unidentified photographers, ca. 1995.
3 Photographic Prints
The Gondoliers
D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., original London production, ca. 1889
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", Sept. 1890. Image 4 5/8 s 3 3/8in. Decima Moore as Casilda.
1 Photographic Prints
Madras Dramatic Society production, India, 1896
Album of 13 photographs of scenes from the Madras Dramatic Society production Jan. 1896. Madras, India: Nicholson Co, photographers, ca. 1896. Bound in half-cloth decorated and stamped cardboard. Images measure around 8 x 11 in.
1 Item(s) total
Milton Aborn Civic Light Opera production at the Erlanger Theatre, New York, 1932
New York: White Studio, ca. 1932. 11 x 14in. William Danforth as Don Alhambra.
1 Photographic Prints
R.H. Burnside Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company production at the Ambassador Theatre, New York, 1944
Unknown photographer, ca. 1944. 10 x 8in. Robert Pitkin as Don Alhambra, Mary Llundon as Giulia, and Allen Stewart as Marco.
1 Photographic Prints
D'Oyly Carte Opera Company American tour, 1962
Unidentified phtotograher, ca. 1962. 10 x 8in. John Reed as the Duke of Plaza-Toro.
1 Photographic Prints
Televised production: BBC-TV, 1972
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1972. 8 x 10in. The production was broadcast in US on PBS Opera Theatre, July 12, 1977.
1 Photographic Prints
Stratford Festival productions, Canada, 1983 and 1995
Two photographs. Unidentified photographers, ca. 1983 and ca. 1995. Varous sizes.
2 Photographic Prints
Brent Walker televised production, ca. 1982
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1982. 10 x8in. Keith Michell as Don Alhambra. Broadcast in US in 1984-5.
1 Photographic Prints
New Sadler's Wells Opera production, 1988
Two photographs. Unidentified photographers, ca. 1968.
2 Photographic Prints
Utopia, Limited
D'Oyly Carte Opera Co., original London production, 1893
Woodburytype from "The Theatre" December 1893. Image 4 5/8 x 3 1/2in. Rosina Brandram as Lady Sophy, Emmie Owen as Nekaya, and Florence Perry as Kalyba.
1 Photographic Prints
D'Oyly Carte Opera C. revivals and tours, various dates
Unidentified photographer, 1975. 10 x 7in. Kenneth Sandford as King Paramount. Provenance: Kenneth Sandford estate.
1 Photographic Prints
The Grand Duke
Personalities
W.H. Denny, 1892
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", March 1892. Image 4 1/2 x 3 14in.
1 Photographic Prints
W.S. Gilbert, ca. 1883
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", Apr. 1883. Image 4 1/2 3 1/2in.
1 Photographic Prints
George Grossmith, Jr., 1879
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", Nov. 1879. Image 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 in.
1 Photographic Prints
Jessie Bond, ca. 1889
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", Feb. 1889. Image 4 1/2 x 3 7/16in.
1 Photographic Prints
Courtice Pounds, ca. 1890
Woodburytype from "The Theatre" Sept. 1890. Image 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 in.
1 Photographic Prints
Decima Moore, ca. 1890
Woodburytype. Photographer W. D. Downey. ca. 1890
1 Photographic Prints
William Moy Thomas, ca. 1885
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", July 1885. Image 4 1/2 x 3 5/8in.
1 Item(s) total
Henry Clay Barnabee, ca. 1890
New York: J. H. Steinberg. Autographed by Barnabee on 11 x 8in. mount. Image is 5 1/8 x 3 3/4in.
1 Photographic Prints
F. C. Burnand, 1870-83
Woodburytype, 1879
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", Feb. 1879. Image 4.5 x 3.5in.
1 Photographic Prints
Woodburytype, ca. 1870's
Miniature Woodburytype. Image 2.5 x 1.5 in. Mount printed with "Wednesday Program Penny Portrait."
1 Photographic Prints
Woodburytype, 1883
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", Feb. 1883. Image 4.5 x 3.5in.
1 Photographic Prints
John Maddison Morton, ca. 1889
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", October 1889. Image size ca. 4.25 x 3.5in. Morton was the author of Box and Cox, adapted for the stage by F.C. Burnand as Cox and Box, with music by Arthur Sullivan.
1 Photographic Prints
Events
Members of the Mikado Club, ca. 1890
Unknown American photographer American, ca. 1890. Image 5 1/4 x 8 1/2in.
1 Photographic Prints
Dame Madge Kendal laying a wreath on behalf of the Gilbert and Sullivan Society on the Gilbert Memorial, 1928
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1928. 10 x 8in. Event commemorating the 17th anniversary of the death of W.S. Gilbert.
1 Photographic Prints
Twelve principals of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Co. on board the S.S. Berngaria upon arrival in New York City, August 1934.
Unidentified photographer, 1934. 7 x 9in.
1 Photographic Prints
New Orleans Mardi Gras float "H.M.S. Pinafore", ca. 1963
Unidentified photographer, ca. 1963. 8 x 10in.
1 Photographic Prints
Press conference at the Savoy Hotel, 1980
Unidentified photographer, July 1, 1980. Kenneth Sandford, Bridget D'Oyly Carte, and Frederick Lloyd toasting Sandford at a press conference at the Savoy Hotel on the occasion of his 23rd anniversary with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
1 Photographic Prints
Sir Harold Wilson and members of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Co. in Westminster, 1981
Stamped "The Daily Telegraph 10 Feb 1981." 9.5 x 6.5in. Former Prime Minister Wilson provided support to the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in their bid for Arts Council funding.
1 Photographic Prints
Sir Harold Wilson and three principals of the New D'Oyly Carte Opera Company at the House of Lords, 1988
Daily Telegraph (London), 1988. 8.25 x 11.75in. The former prime minister posed with Terence Sharpe, Richard Suart, and Eric Roberts after an announcement of a West End season in London.
1 Photographic Prints
Cast of Milwaukee Skylight Theatre "Mikado" protest, 1986
Carl D. Hoyt, 1986. 8 x 10in. Cast members of the 1986 Milwaukee Skylight Theatre production of The Mikado staging a protest against the competing Stratford Festival touring production.
1 Photographic Prints
Martyn Green responding to get-wel mail after his leg amputation, 1960
Unknown photographer. 7 x 9 in.
Film productions unrelated to an opera
The Girl Said No, ca. 1937
Three publicity photographs from the Grand National Pictures film. Unidentified phtographers, ca. 1937, each 8 x 10 in.
3 Photographic Prints
The Return of Gilbert and Sullivan, ca. 1950
Two photographs of scenes from the 1950 Lippert Pictures film. 8 x 10 in. One photographed marked RG5-4.
2 Photographic Prints
The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan, ca. 1953
Seven photographs of scenes from the 1953 Lopert Films' The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan. Various sizes. The film was re-released under titles Gilbert and Sullivan and The Great Gilbert and Sullivan (United Artists, 1954).
7 Photographic Prints
Topsy Turvy, 1999
Scene from the 1999 October Film. Jim Broadbent as W.S. Gilbert and Allan Corduner as Arthur Sullivan.
1 Photographic Prints
Productions by Gilbert without Sullivan
Pygmalion and Galatea
Amy Roselle as Cynisca, ca. 1884
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", March 1884. Image 4 1/2 x 3 5/8in.
1 Photographic Prints
Julia Marlowe as Galatea, ca. 1920's
Three photograhic reprints, ca. 1920's of Julia Marlowe, ca. 1888. Possibly prepared for "Julia Marlowe. Her Life and Art" (1926); one photograph is included in the book. Images 7 1/4 x 4 1/4in.
3 Photographic Prints
The Wicked World: Julia Neilson as Selene, ca. 1888
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", Aug. 1888. Image 4 1/4 x 3 1/2in.
1 Photographic Prints
His Excellency: Jessie Bond as Nanna, ca. 1895
Woodburytype from "The Theatre", Feb. 1895. Image 6 1/8 x 4 1/2in.
1 Photographic Prints
Productions by Sullivan without Gilbert
The Zoo: Shaw Festival production, 1995
1 Photographic Prints
Original costume designs
The Chieftain, 1894
Forty-seven original signed watercolor costume designs by Attilio Comelli for the 1894 London production of The Chieftain, a comic opera by Arthur Sullivan and F.C. Burnand, which was produced by D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company at the Savoy Theatre, London.
Each of the designs is painted on poster board panels measuring 13 ½ x 8 in. Although "The Chieftain" has been stamped on the back of each panel, the stamp is probably of twentieth century origin and not original to the designs.
The designs are labeled with the name of the character for which the costume is intended, including both principals and chorus members. In addition, there are penciled notations regarding which member of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company was to wear the costumes, including those for proposed tours. All of the designs have been cut down from the original size, as evidenced by some cropping of Comelli's signature in several of the panels. Some panels have penciled-in directions or sketches. Comelli has painted or penciled on the front of the panels the name for the opera --"El Contrabandista" rather than "The Chieftain." This is of interest as The Chieftain was rewritten by Sullivan from his earlier pre-Gilbert opera The Contrabandista (1867). That they are not the designs for that earlier production is evident because Comelli included "'94" in each of his signatures.
Each of the designs is painted on poster board panels measuring 13 ½ x 8 in. Although "The Chieftain" has been stamped on the back of each panel, the stamp is probably of twentieth century origin and not original to the designs.
The designs are labeled with the name of the character for which the costume is intended, including both principals and chorus members. In addition, there are penciled notations regarding which member of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company was to wear the costumes, including those for proposed tours. All of the designs have been cut down from the original size, as evidenced by some cropping of Comelli's signature in several of the panels. Some panels have penciled-in directions or sketches. Comelli has painted or penciled on the front of the panels the name for the opera --"El Contrabandista" rather than "The Chieftain." This is of interest as The Chieftain was rewritten by Sullivan from his earlier pre-Gilbert opera The Contrabandista (1867). That they are not the designs for that earlier production is evident because Comelli included "'94" in each of his signatures.
47 Item(s) total
Mirette, 1894
One original signed watercolor costume design by Attilio Comelli, most likely from the 1894 London production of Mirette, a comic opera composed by Andre Messager with dialogue by Harry Greenbank, which was produced by D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company at the Savoy Theatre, London. The design was included in a collection of original costume designs for The Chieftain, but is labeled for a character named "Bianca" that does not exist in The Chieftain, but which does in Mirette. Like the other Chieftain designs, it is painted on a poster board panel measuring 13 1/2 x 8 in. "The Chieftain" has been stamped on the back of the panel with a stamp that is probably of twentieth century origin and not original to the design.
1 Item(s) total
Ephemera from films
Lobby cards
The Girl Said No (Grand National Films), 1937
3 Item(s) total
The Mikado (Universal Pictures), 1939
Six lobby cards from a set of eight published.
6 Item(s) total
The Mikado, 1948
One cyanotype lobby card for the 1948 re-release of the 1939 film in the United States. Labeled "40/1114"
1 Item(s) total
The Return of Gilbert and Sullivan (Lippert Pictures), 1950
4 Item(s) total
The Pirate Movie (Twentieth Century Fox), 1982
8 Item(s) total
Romance de un Pirata, 1982
Mexican release of the 1982 film "The Pirate Movie."
1 Item(s) total
The Pirates of Penzance (Universal Studios), 1983
8 Item(s) total
Topsy Turvy (, 1999
Eight lobby cards for the Pathe distribution in France of the film Topsy Turvy.
8 Item(s) total
Window cards
The Mikado, 1939
1 Item(s) total
The Great Gilbert and Sullivan (United Artists), 1952
8 Item(s) total
The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan (British Lion), 1952
8 Item(s) total
The Cool Mikado (United Artists), 1962
8 Item(s) total
The Pirates of Penzance (Universal Studios), 1983
8 Item(s) total
Souvenir brochures
The Girl Said No (Grand National Films), 1937
16 pp. Glassine printed wrapper
1 Item(s) total
The Mikado, 1939
Cinegram, No. 75. (1939) Entire issue devoted to the 1939 film.
1 Item(s) total
The Mikado, 1939
Three souvenir brochures: London: World Premier of film "The Mikado". Civic Theatre (Newcastle, Australia) State Theatre (Sydney, Australia) State's 10th Anniversary Program, June 1939.
3 Item(s) total
Gilbert and Sullivan, 1954
1 Item(s) total
The Mikado (BHE), 1966
1 Item(s) total
Posters
Film posters can be found under the series "Posters."
Photographs
Publicity photographs for films can be found under the series "Photographs."
Press kits
The Great Gilbert and Sullivan (New York: United Artists), 1953
8 pp. press book.
1 Item(s) total
The Pirate Movie (German release), 1983
1 Item(s) total
The Pirates of Penzance (Universal Films), 1983
1 Item(s) total
The Pirates of Penzance (Elektra / Asylum recording), 1983
Topsy Turvy, 1999
Two items:
Press kit for the 1999 film.
Publicity press brochure for the French distibrution of the 1999 film.
Press kit for the 1999 film.
Publicity press brochure for the French distibrution of the 1999 film.
2 Item(s) total
Advertising
The Mikado, 1939
Advertising postcard for the 1939 film.
1 Item(s) total
The Pirates of Penzance, 1983
Large magazine advertisement for distribution of the 1983 film.
1 Item(s) total
Topsy Turvy, 1999
Seven large magazine advertisements for Academy Award nomination consideration for the 1999 film.
7 Item(s) total
Contracts
The Mikado (Universal Pictures), 1939
Distributor's contract for exhibition of the 1939 film.
1 Item(s) total
Illustrated pages from periodicals
Ally Sloper's Half Holiday (UK), 1890-1897
3 entire issues.
3 Item(s) total
The Architect (UK), 1883
1 Item(s) total
Black and White (UK), 1891-1908
17 Item(s) total
Black and White Budget (UK), 1901-1902
2 Item(s) total
The British Architect (UK), 1890
3 Item(s) total
The Builder (UK), 1891
1 Item(s) total
The Building News (UK), 1881-1889
3 Item(s) total
The Daily Graphic (UK), 1891
2 Item(s) total
Fun (UK), 1867
Single page. Note full run of bound journals of "Fun" in the collection with multiple contributions by W.S. Gilbert.
1 Item(s) total
Funny Folks (UK), 1884
1 Item(s) total
The Graphic (UK), 1870-1906
37 Item(s) total
The Graphic Christmas Number London), 1870-1900
Complete issues. Contains prose contributions by W.S. Gilbert.
4 Item(s) total
The Illustrated London News (UK), 1866-1921
63 Item(s) total
The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News (UK), 1874-1909
80 Item(s) total
The King (UK), 1900
1 Item(s) total
The Navy and Army Illustrated, 1900
1 Item(s) total
The New Penny Magazine (UK), ca. 1900
1 Item(s) total
Pall Mall Budget (UK), 1889-1891
4 Item(s) total
The Penny Illustrated Paper (UK), 1891-1893
2 Item(s) total
The Pictorial World (UK), 1876-1884
3 Item(s) total
Picture Politics (UK), 1898
(Entire issue)
1 Item(s) total
The Programme (UK), 1899
1 Item(s) total
Punch (UK), 1870-1922
7 Item(s) total
The Queen. The Lady's Newspaper (UK), 1908
1 Item(s) total
Scraps (UK), 1889
(Entire issue)
1 Item(s) total
The Sketch (UK), 1893-1902
43 Item(s) total
Society (UK), 1883
1 Item(s) total
The Sphere (UK), 1900-1953
4 Item(s) total
St. Stephen's Review (UK), 1887
1 Item(s) total
Strand Magazine (UK), 1891
2 Item(s) total
The Tatler (UK), 1901-1916
6 Item(s) total
Touchstone, or The New Era (UK), 1878
1 Item(s) total
Truth (UK), 1889
1 Item(s) total
Vanity Fair (UK), 1874-1910
8 Item(s) total
The Windsor Magazine (UK), 1897
1 Item(s) total
The Albany 1686-1886 (US), 1886
(entire issue)
1 Item(s) total
Art Interchange, 1886
1 Item(s) total
Country Life in America (US), 1910
The Daily Graphic (US), 1879
4 Item(s) total
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 1879-1894
3 Item(s) total
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly Magazine (US), 1889
1 Item(s) total
Harper's Bazaar (US), 1879-1890
2 Item(s) total
Harper's Weekly, 1872-1895
13 Item(s) total
Illustrated News of the World (US), 1892
1 Item(s) total
The Judge (US), 1882-1886
2 Item(s) total
Leslie's Weekly (US), 1895
1 Item(s) total
Life (US), 1885-1899
(1 entire issue)
3 Item(s) total
Once A Week (US), 1893
1 Item(s) total
Pictorial Review (US), 1921
2 Item(s) total
Puck (US), 1879-1908
(2 entire issues)
10 Item(s) total
The Theatre (US), 1915
1 Item(s) total
The Theatre Magazine (US), 1910-1928
3 Item(s) total
Truth (US), 1896
1 Item(s) total
Vanity Fair (US), 1927
1 Item(s) total
New York Times (US), Apr. 2, 1939
Al Hirschfeld caricature of a scene from "The Hot Mikado." Rag paper edition.
Canadian Illustrated News (Canada), 1882
1 Item(s) total
The Australian Sketcher (Australia), 1880-1885
(1 entire issue)
2 Item(s) total
De Amsterdammer Weekly Magazine (Netherlands), 1887-1894
2 Item(s) total
Illustration Europeenne (Belgium), 1890
1 Item(s) total
Le Curier Francais (France), 1895
1 Item(s) total
[Unknown German periodical], [ca/ 1893]
1 Item(s) total
Artwork
Abshier, Jack. [W.S. Gilbert.], ca. 1940
Original pen and ink drawing of W.S. Gilbert to accompany a newspaper article in the Kansas City Star. Undated (ca. 1940).
(Abshier was an American artist for the Kansas City Star and the Kansas City Times during the 1930's and 1940's.)
(Abshier was an American artist for the Kansas City Star and the Kansas City Times during the 1930's and 1940's.)
1 Item(s) total
Allers, C.W. The Mikado. Sketches behind the scenes., [1888]
Hamburg: F.A. Dahlstrom, [1888]. 24 carboard pages, each with one or two signed and dated prints by Allers. In a cloth pictorial portfolio stamped in black and lined with decorative cloth.
(The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company toured "The Mikado" in Germany in 1886 and 1887. This portfolio of sketches by Allers documents the Company's tour. Portfolios may contain variying numbers of prints.)
(The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company toured "The Mikado" in Germany in 1886 and 1887. This portfolio of sketches by Allers documents the Company's tour. Portfolios may contain variying numbers of prints.)
1 Item(s) total
Allers, C.W. Individual prints., 1888
Three prints from a portfolio of prints titled "Bunte Welt von C.W. Allers." The prints are "Three little maids (first entrance)"; "Gossip"; "Aren't we three nice little maids?"
(These sketches were drawn for Allers' portfolio "The Mikado. Sketches behind the scenes" but were included in the later portfolio "Bunte Welt."
(These sketches were drawn for Allers' portfolio "The Mikado. Sketches behind the scenes" but were included in the later portfolio "Bunte Welt."
3 Item(s) total
Currier Ives. "The Merry Merry Maiden and the Tar, 1879
Hand colored lithograph. New York: Currier Ives, 1879
1 Item(s) total
Currier Ives. "Sorry Her Lot Who Loves Too Well", 1879
Hand colored lithograph. New York: Currier Ives, 1879.
1 Item(s) total
Dalziel, Thomas Bolton Gilchrist (attributed to). [Three Little Maids From School], ca. 1885
Monochrome wash drawing, unsigned, ca. 1885.
1 Item(s) total
Goupilgravure plate. "Arthur S. Sullivan", undated
Portrait of Arthur Sullivan, after the 1888 painting by Sir Everett Millais. Paris: n.d. A Goupilgravure plate measuring 23 x 17 in from an unknown source.
1 Item(s) total
Ko-Ko's Magic Screen., ca. 1886
A children's game titled "Ko-Ko's Magic Screen." [American, n.p, ca. 1886.] Six colored wooden characters, each composed of 3 articulated panels of approximately 4 x 4 in., and identified as Ko-Ko, Mikado, Nanki-Pooh, Yum Yum, Pitti Sing and Peep Bo. Eight wooden dowels attached to acharacters at sides.
The directions for the game are printed on the back of the Ko-Ko panel.
The directions for the game are printed on the back of the Ko-Ko panel.
1 Item(s) total
Norkin, Sam. [H.M.S. Pinafore], 1960
Original pen and ink caricature to accompany a newspaper review of the New York tour of Tyrone Guthrie's production of "H.M.S. Pinfore" for the Stratford Festival. Dated 9/4/60.
(Norkin was an American cartoonist who specialized in theater caricatures for several newspapers including Variety, the Washington Post and Los Angeles Times."
(Norkin was an American cartoonist who specialized in theater caricatures for several newspapers including Variety, the Washington Post and Los Angeles Times."
1 Item(s) total
Norkin, Sam. [H.M.S. Pinafore], 1968
Original pen and in caricature to accompany a newspaper review of the New York tour of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company production of "H.M.S. Pinafore." Dated 10/27/1968.
(Norkin was an American cartoonist who specialized in theater caricatures for several newspapers including Variety, the Washington Post and Los Angeles Times."
(Norkin was an American cartoonist who specialized in theater caricatures for several newspapers including Variety, the Washington Post and Los Angeles Times."
1 Item(s) total
Norkin, Sam. The Yeomen of the Guard, 1974
Original pen and ink caricature to accompan a newspaper review of the Light Opera of Manhattan production of "The Yeomen of the Guard." Dated 3/10/1974.
(Norkin was an American cartoonist who specialized in theater caricatures for several newspapers including Variety, the Washington Post and Los Angeles Times."
(Norkin was an American cartoonist who specialized in theater caricatures for several newspapers including Variety, the Washington Post and Los Angeles Times."
1 Item(s) total
Sadler, W[alter] Dendy. "Sweethearts", 1892
Etching. London: L.H. Lefevre, Oct. 5, 1892. "Painted by W. Dendy Sadler." Etched by W.H. Boucher. "Copyright registered by the British Art Publishers Union Limd, New York Printed." Printed on heavy greay cardboard.
Printed verse by W.S. Gilbert from his 1875 song "Sweethearts" [music by Arthur Sullivan].
Printed verse by W.S. Gilbert from his 1875 song "Sweethearts" [music by Arthur Sullivan].
1 Item(s) total
Searle, Ronald. "Dick Deadeye", ca. 1975
Cel designed by Ronald Searle for the 1975 film "Dick Deadeye or Duty Done."
1 Item(s) total
Searle, Ronald. "Captain.", ca. 1975
Cel designed by Ronald Searle for the 197 film "Dick Deadeye or Duty Done."
1 Item(s) total
Sloan, John. Etching. "Patience", 1925
Artist's proof, signed. Scene from Act 1 of Patience. "He Was a Little Boy" [Edition of 100]
1 Item(s) total
Tyng, Griswald. "The Sailor's Chorus.", ca. 1935
Original drawing, signed. Illustration for p. 81 of J. Fletcher Smith's "Stories from Gilbert and Sullivan: H.M.S. Pinafore."
1 Item(s) total
Tyng, Griswald. "The Captain Dances" and "Ralph and Josephine", ca. 1935
Original drawings, unsigned. Two illustrations for p. 64 and p. 101 of J. Fletcher Smith's "Stories from Gilbert and Sullivan: H.M.S. Pinafore."
1 Item(s) total
Unidentified artist. "H.M.S. Pinafore", 1977
Woodblock print. Lunenberg, VT: the Stinehour Press, 1977. No. 9 in a limited edition of 200 copies printed from the original woodblock in the Pierpont Morgan Library Gilbert and Sullivan Collection. Accompanied by "The Log of the Pinafore Wodblock" by Reginald Allen.
1 Item(s) total
Unidentified British artist. [The Mikado], ca. 1970's
Six original color cartoon panels, on board, of a series illustrating the story of "The Mikado." Originally published in "Pixie" comic book. Panel is identified as "Pixie No. 1, June 24 [ca. 1970's], p. 16.
(The panels illustrate the transformation of Nanki-Poo from the son of the Mikado to a wandering minstrel.)
(The panels illustrate the transformation of Nanki-Poo from the son of the Mikado to a wandering minstrel.)
1 Item(s) total
Broadsides
London: Royalty Theatre, [Dec. 1867]
Broadside announcing "Highly Improbable" by W.S. Gilbert on the same bill as "Humbug" amd "The Latest Edition of Blackeyed Susan", both by F.C. Burnand.
1 Item(s) total
London: Royalty Theatre, Mar. 21, 1868
"Double playbill announcing the original production of "The Merry Zingara" by W.S. Gilbert on the same bill as "Daddy Gray by Andrew Halliday and "A Quiet Family."
1 Item(s) total
London: Queen's Theatre, Jan. [1868]
Double playbill announcing the original production of "La Vivandiere" by W.S. Gilbert on the same bill as "Dearer Than Life" by H.J. Byron.
1 Item(s) total
London: Gaiety Theatre, Dec. 21, 1868
Double playbill announcing the opening of the Gaiety Theatre presenting the original production of "Robert The Devil" by W.S. Gilbert on the same bill as "The Two Harlequins" and "On The Cards."
1 Item(s) total
London: Gaiety Theatre, Dec. 26, [1868]
Broadside for the original production of "Robert The Devil" by W.S. Gilbert on the same bill as "The Two Harlequins" and "On The Cards"
1 Item(s) total
London: Olympic Theatre, Jan. 24, 1870
Double playbill for the original production of "The Princess" by W.s. Gilbert. On the same bill as "Little Em'ly" adapted by Andrew Halliday and "Old Gooseberry" by T.J. Williams. (Hand-dated 26 Jan. 1870)
1 Item(s) total
London: Theatre Royal Haymarket, Nov. 28 [1870]
Double playbill announcing the original production of "The Palace of Truth" by W.S. Gilbert.
1 Item(s) total
London: Theatre Royal Haymarket, Jan. 11, 1872
Double playbill announcing the original production of "Pygmalion and Galatea" by W.S. Gilbert.
1 Item(s) total
Theatre Royal Haymarket, Mar. 9, 1874
Double playbill announcing the original production of "Charity" by W.S. Gilbert on the same bill as "Easy Shaving" and "Uncle's Will"
1 Item(s) total
Doncaster: Theatre Royal, Sept. 15-17, [1873]
Broadside for Mr. Price's Comedy Company in "The Wicked World" by W.S. Gilbert.
1 Item(s) total
Bridgnorth [UK]: Bridgnorth Institute Assembly Rooms, ca. 1872
Broadside announcing the postponement of Mr. George Grossmith [Sr.]'s "Humorous Lecture on Lecturing" until Friday, November 8.
1 Item(s) total
Bristol [UK]: New Theatre Royal, Apr. 16 [1877]
Broadside for "Dan'l Druce Blacksmith" amd "Sweethearts" both by W.S. Gilbert. Produced under supervision of Gilbert. Cast "chosen by the author".
1 Item(s) total
Brighton [UK]: Theatre Royal and Opera House., July 31 [1882]
Broadside announcing D'Oyly Carte's Opera Company in "The Pirates of Penzance."
1 Item(s) total
Liverpool: Alexandra Theatre, Week of Oct. 8 [1888]
Broadside announcing Mary Anderson and her London Company in four plays, including "Pygmalion Galatea" and "Comedy Tragedy" both by W.S. Gilbert.
1 Item(s) total
Rochdale [UK]: Theatre Royal, Week of Nov. 12, 1900
Broadside announcing D'Oyly Carte's Opera ["C"] Company in "The Mikado", "Princess Ida", "The Gondoliers", "The Yeomen of the Guard", and "Patience".
1 Item(s) total
Unidentified city [UK: Royal Opera House], July 21-23, 1873
Broadside announcing Hollingshead's Gaiety Company [on tour] in "Cox Box, or the Long Lost Brothers" by Arthur Sullivan {F. Sullivan as Cox) on the same bill as Malala by Offenbach. Includes a notice for J.L. Sefton's Celebrated Company in "Pygmalion Galatea" by W.S. Gilbert.
1 Item(s) total
New York: F.B. Conway's Brooklyn Theatre, ca. Dec. 1873
Broadside announcing "The Wicked World" by W.S. Gilbert.
1 Item(s) total
New York: Broadway Theatre., ca. Apr. 1879
Broadside announcing Gorman's Original Philadelphia Church Choir Company in "H.M.S. Pinafore"
1 Item(s) total
New York: Tony Pastor's Theatre, Feb. 12 [1881]
Broadside for variety bill including Tony Pastor's Burlesque "The Pirates of Penn-Yann."
(The Cast included Lillian Russell.)
(The Cast included Lillian Russell.)
1 Item(s) total
New York: Metropolitan Opera House, Nov. 5 [1900]
Broadside announcing the Metropolitan English Grand Opera Company in "The Mikado."
(Cast of characters includes "Nee Ban, umbrella courier to the Mikado.")
(Cast of characters includes "Nee Ban, umbrella courier to the Mikado.")
1 Item(s) total
Providence RI: Providence Opera House, Apr. 199 [1880]
Broadside for the week of Apr. 19 [1880] announcing D'Oyly Carte's London Opera Company in "The Pirates of Penzance."
(The broadside includes a lengthy synopsis of the opera)
(The broadside includes a lengthy synopsis of the opera)
Boston: Boston Museum, Mar. 20, 1875
Broadside announcing a benefit performance of "The Palace of Truth" by W.S. Gilbert on the same bill as "Paul Pry."
1 Item(s) total
New Haven: Opera House, Mar. 21, 1879
Broadside for [E.E.] Rice's Extravaganza Combination in Gilbert and Sullivan's New Comic Opera "PINA4". Also announcing the last performance of "Evangeline" Mar. 22.
1 Item(s) total
[Bangor ME]: Norombega Hall, Aug/ 27 [1874]
Broadside for "Pygmalion and Galatea" by W.S. Gilbert on the same bill as "Ici On Parle Francais." Benefit of Carlotta Leclercq.
1 Item(s) total
[Lancaster PA]: Fulton Opera House, Apr. 25, 1884
Broadside announcing "Princess Ida" under the auspices of Mr. John Stetson....who has secured the sole and exclusive right, through R. D'Oyly Carte. Printed by Boston Job Print.
1 Item(s) total
[Dayton OH]: Erskine's Great Western Theatre, Oct. 13 [1884]
Broadside announcing "Pygmalion and Galatea!" Woodcut illustration.
1 Item(s) total
St. Louis: The Hagan, week commencing Feb. 14, 1892
Broadside announcing the tour of the Pauline Hall Comic Opera Company in "Madame Favart", "Trial By Jury" and "La Belle Helene."
1 Item(s) total
Wyoming, IA, May 27-28, 1880
Broadside for "H.M.S. Pinafore."
(The broadside announces "This Great Comic Opera by Sullivan had a run of 100 consecutive nights at "Her Majesty's Theatre, London, and at the Theatre Royal Paris." (sic)
(The broadside announces "This Great Comic Opera by Sullivan had a run of 100 consecutive nights at "Her Majesty's Theatre, London, and at the Theatre Royal Paris." (sic)
1 Item(s) total
San Diego: Spreckel's Theatre, Oct. 4, 1914
DeWolf Hopper and the Gilbert and Sullivan Comic Opera Company.
1 Item(s) total
[Unknown city]: Grand Opera House, May 26, 1880
Broadside for the {Boston] Ideal Opera Co. in "Fatinitza." Illustration. Printer: A.S. Seer, New York.
1 Item(s) total
[Unknown city]: ca. 1886
Songs of "The Mikado." "As sung by the Bennett Moulton Opera Com'y During Their Engagement this Week." With one woodcut illustration.
1 Item(s) total
[Unknown city: unknown theatre], ca. 1928
Broadside announcing the Winthrop Ames Gilbert Sullivan Opera Company tour.
1 Item(s) total
[Germany]: Unknown theatre, ca. 1890
Broadside printed in four colors on crepe paper announcing a performance of the Carl Schultz-Theatre (Hamburg) production of "Der Mikado" Lengthy description in German. Printer: Alex Honig, Berlin.
1 Item(s) total
[Townley Searle], ca. 1932
Broadside for "The Last Dying Words and Confession of P.G. Konody." Galashiels (Scotland): J. McQueen Sons, Ltd.
An imitation of an early nineteenth century broadside commemorating a spat between Konody, an art critic, and Townley Searle (an early bibliographer of WS. Gilbert.)
An imitation of an early nineteenth century broadside commemorating a spat between Konody, an art critic, and Townley Searle (an early bibliographer of WS. Gilbert.)
1 Item(s) total
[Townley Searle], ca. 1932
"The Village Idiot of Art." Galashiels (Scotland): J. McQueen Son, Ltd.
(Townley Searle's thin-skinned reply to critical reviews of his art.)
(Townley Searle's thin-skinned reply to critical reviews of his art.)
1 Item(s) total
Series II: Music
Illustrated dance arrangements
The popularity of late nineteenth century comic operas in Great Britain fostered the publication of songs and muscial arrangements for home piano entertainment. For each of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas (with the exception of Thespis), dance arrangements with illustrated covers were published by the London firm of Chappell Co. Arrangements typically included a waltz, a polka, a quadrille, and lancers. Occasionally, a galop would also be published. The illustrated covers would typically be in color, with more impressive chromolithography used for the earlier operas, and fewer colors used after those published for Patience. Each arrangement would include the name of the arranger, a plate number and the name of the illustrator or lithographer. Chappell and other music publishers issued similar dance arrangements for other popular comic operas including those by Sullivan and Gilbert working with other collaborators. Additional music with illustrated covers may be found in the sheet music series in the finding aid.
Trial by Jury
Lancers, undated [ca.1876]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover by T.W. Lee. Plate no. 16072.
1 Item(s) total
Waltz, undated [ca. 1876]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. One-color lithographed cover. Printer: J.W. Pearman Co. Plate no. 16129.
1 Item(s) total
The Sorcerer
Lancers, undated [ca. 1878]
Arranger: Charles D;Albert. London: Metzler Co./Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover printed by Hanhart Lith. Plate no. M 4868.
1 Item(s) total
Quadrille, undated [ca. 1878]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Metzler Co./ Chappell Co. 7 pp. Color lithographed cover printed by Hanhart Lith. Plate no. M 4869.
1 Item(s) total
Waltz, undated [ca. 1878]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Metzler Co./ Chappell Co. 8 pp. Color lithographed cover printed by MN Hanhart. Plate no. M 5011
1 Item(s) total
H.M.S. Pinafore
Quadrille, undated [ca. 1878]
Arranger: Charles Godfrey. London: Metzler Co. 7 pp. Color lithographed cover printed by Hanhart. Plate no. M 4931. Additional 2 pp. music written for cornet inserted.
1 Item(s) total
The Pirates of Penzance
Lancers, undated [ca.1880]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 7 pp. Color lithographed cover by Alfred Concanen. Printed by Stannard Son. Plate no. 17065.
1 Item(s) total
Quadrille, undated [ca. 1880]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 8 pp. Color lithographed cover by "G.R." Printed by Hanhart Lith. Plate no. 17074.
1 Item(s) total
Waltz, undated [ca 1880]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover portrait identified as Marion Hood after a photograph by the London Stereographic Co. Printed by Stannard So. Plate no. 17090.
1 Item(s) total
Waltz (variant cover), undated [ca. 1880]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Sepia lithographed cover. Three-quarter length pose of Marion Hood after a photograph by London Stereoscopic Co.
1 Item(s) total
Patience
Lancers, undated [1881]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 7 pp. Color lithographed cover. Plate no. 17183.
1 Item(s) total
Polka, undated [1881]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. Loncon: Chappell Co. 1 p. Cover only. Printed by Hanhart Lith.
1 Item(s) total
Quadrille, undated [1881]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 8 pp. Color lithographed cover printed by Hanhart. Plate no. 17181.
1 Item(s) total
Waltz, undated [1881]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 10 pp. Color lithographed cover printed by Hanhart. Plate no. 17192.
1 Item(s) total
Iolanthe
Lancers, undated [ca. 1883]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Lithographed cover by "G.R." Printed by Hanhart Lith. Plate no. 17647.
1 Item(s) total
Quadrille, undated [ca. 1883]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Lithographed cover by "G.R." Printed by M N Hanhart Lith. Plate no. 17650.
1 Item(s) total
Polka, undated [ca. 1883]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 1 p. Lithographed cover only.
1 Item(s) total
Princess Ida
Lancers, undated [ca. 1884]
Arranger: Charles Coote. London: Chappel Co. 11 pp. Lithographed cover by "Gr". Printed by Hanhart Lith. Plate no. 17891.
1 Item(s) total
Quadrille, undated [ca. 1884]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 7 pp. Lithographed cover by "GR." Printed by Hanhart Lith. Plate no. 17888.
1 Item(s) total
Valse, undated [ca. 1884]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 7 pp. Lithographed cover by "GR." Printed by Hanhart Lith. Plate no. 17887.
1 Item(s) total
The Mikado
Lancers, undated [ca. 1885]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover by "GR." Printed by Hanhart. Plate no. 18048.
1 Item(s) total
Quadrille, undated [ca. 1885]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 7 pp. Color lithographed cover by "GR." Printed by Hanhart. Plate no. 18051.
1 Item(s) total
Polka, undated [ca. 1885]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 5 pp. Color lithographed cover by "GR. Printed by Stannard Son. Plate no. 18041.
1 Item(s) total
Valse, undated [ca. 1885]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover by "GR." Printed by Hanhart Son. Plate no. 18046.
1 Item(s) total
Waltz (New York), undated [ca. 1885]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. New York: T.B. Harms. 10 pp. Lithographed cover.
1 Item(s) total
Waltz (New Orleans), undated [ca. 1885]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. No printer listed. 9 pp. Lithographed cover by M.F. Dunn Bro. "X.L.C.R. Edition." Probable pirated edition.
1 Item(s) total
Lancers (New York), 1885
Arranger: George Weigand. New York: Wm. A. Pond Co. Lithorgraphed cover by F. Ramsden. 7 pp. Plate no. 11535. Cover titled "Dance Music from Mikado."
1 Item(s) total
Mikado Keringo (Budapest), undated [ca. 1900]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. Budapest: Rozsavolgyi es Tarsa. 11 pp. Engraved cover by Jos. Eberle, Wien. Plate no. C.66.
1 Item(s) total
Walzer (Vienna), undated [ca. 1886]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. Vienna: Jos. Weinberger Hofbauer. 11 pp. Pictoral cover. Plate no. Z.K. 6.
1 Item(s) total
The Mikado Waltz (Haarlem), undated [ca. 1886]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. Haarlem: Kasteel Co. 9 pp. Gilt decorated cover. Plate no. K.608.
1 Item(s) total
The Mikado Waltz, ca. 1886
Arranger: P. Bucalossi. Printer not identified. 9 pp. Lithographed cover by O.V Greend, Philadelphia. Probable pirated edition.
Ruddigore
Lancers, undated [ca. 1887]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 11 pp. Lithographed cover. Plate no. 18329.
1 Item(s) total
Quadrille, undated [ca. 1887]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 5 pp. Color lithographed cover by "G.R." Plate no. 18333.
1 Item(s) total
Waltz, undated [ca. 1887]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover by "H.B." Printed by Hanhart. Plate no. 18330.
1 Item(s) total
The Yeoman of the Guard
Lancers, undated [ca. 1888]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 1 p. Cover only. Lithographed cover by "H.B."
1 Item(s) total
Waltz, undated [ca. 1888]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Lithographed cover by "H.B." Printed by Hanhart. Plate no. 18611.
1 Item(s) total
Quadrille, undated [ca. 1888]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 1 p. Cover only. Color lithographed cover by Hugh Concanen. Printed by Stannard Son.
1 Item(s) total
The Gondoliers
Lancers, undated [ca. 1890]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 11 pp. Lithographed cover by Stannard Son. Plate no. 18862.
1 Item(s) total
Waltz, undated [ca. 1890]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 13 pp. Color lithographed cover. Printed by Hanhart. Plate no. 18861
1 Item(s) total
Utopia, Limited
Lancers, undated [ca. 1893]
Arranger: F.R. Kinkee. London: Chappell Co. 7 pp. Lithographed cover. Printed by Hanhart. Lith. Plate no. 19565.
1 Item(s) total
Quadrille, undated, [ca. 1893]
Arranger: Frank Leslie. London: Chappell Co. 7 pp. Plate no. 19558.
1 Item(s) total
Waltz, undated [ca. 1893]
Arranger: Paul Dupret. London: Chappell Co. 7 pp. Color lithographed cover. Plate no. 19853.
1 Item(s) total
The Grand Duke
Lancers, undated [ca. 1896]
Arranger: Warwick Williams. London: Chappell Co. 8 pp. Lithographed cover. Printed by Hanhart Lith. Plate no. 20095.
1 Item(s) total
Waltz, undated [ca. 1896]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 11 pp. Lithographed cover. Printed by Hanhart Lith. Plate no. 20103.
1 Item(s) total
Arrangements based on Sullivan's music
Haddon Hall Lancers, undated [ca. 1892]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 13 pp. Color lithographed cover. Plate no. 19,368.
1 Item(s) total
The Rose of Persia Lancers, undated [ca. 1900]
Arranger: Warwick Williams. London: Chappell Co./Hopwood Crew Ltd. Color lithographed cover by W. George. Printed by H.G.Banks Lith. Plate no. 20,918.
1 Item(s) total
Victoria and Merrie England Lancers, undated [ca.1897]
Arranger: Charles Godfrey. London: Metzler Co. (Limited). 10 pp. Color lithographed cover by W. George. Printed b Hanhart Lith. Plate no. M.7974
1 Item(s) total
Sweethearts Waltz, undated [ca 1876]
"On Arthur Sullivan's Popular Song." Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover by T.W. Lee. Printed by J.W. Pearman Co. Plate no. 15998.
1 Item(s) total
Sweethearts Waltz (variant design A), undated [ca. 1876]
"On Arthur Sullivan's Popular Song." Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover by T.W. Lee. Printed by J.W. Pearman Co. Plate no. 15998.
1 Item(s) total
Sweethearts Waltz (variant design B), 1
"On Arthur Sullian's Popular Song." Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover by T.W. Lee. Printed by MN Hanhart. Plated no. 15998.
1 Item(s) total
The Distant Shore Waltz, undated [ca. 1878]
"On Arthur Sullivan's Popular Song." Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 8 pp. Color lithographed cover by T.W. Lee. Plate no. 16466.
1 Item(s) total
Arrangements based on Gilbert's writings
Pygamalion Waltzes (Denver), 1893
Arranger: M. Herndon Coloney. Denver: Denver Music Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover of Mary Anderson as Galatea in W.S. Gilbert's Pygmalion and Galatea.
1 Item(s) total
The Mountebanks
Polka, undated [ca. 1892]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 5 pp. Color lithographed cover. Printed by Hanhart. Plate no. 19244.
1 Item(s) total
Quadrilles, undated [ca. 1892]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 1 p. Cover only. Color lithographed cover by "G.R." Printed by W.T. Stannard.
1 Item(s) total
Waltz, undated [ca. 1892]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover. Printed by Hanhart Lith. Plate no. 19232.
1 Item(s) total
Additional dance arrangements
La Fille de Madame Angot Quadrille, undated [ca. 1874]
Arranger: Charles D'Albert. London: Chappell Co. 13 pp. Color lithographed cover by [Alfred] Concanen. Printed by Raphael Thomson. Plate no. 15607
1 Item(s) total
La Fille du Madame Angot Quadrille, undated [ca. 1874]
Arranger: Charles Coote. London: Boosey Co. 11 pp. Color lithographed cover. Printed by Raphael Thomson.
1 Item(s) total
The Forty Thieves Lancers, undated [ca. 1880]
Arranger: Meyer Lutz. London: Francis Brothers Day. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover by Alfred Concanen. Printed by Stannard . Plate no. F551. "Founded on the Popular Melodies sung in Reece's Burlesque Drama at the Gaiety Theatre."
1 Item(s) total
The Faust Quadrille, undated
Arrnager: Charles Coote. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover. Printed by J. W. Pearman. Plate no. 12071.
1 Item(s) total
Billee Taylor Quadrille, undated [1881]
Arranger: Charles Coote Junior. 1 p. Cover only. Color lithographed cover. Printed by T. Packer.
1 Item(s) total
Billee Taylor Valses, undated [ca. 1881]
Arranger: Charles Godfrey. London: Joseph Willams. 1 p. Cover only. Color lithographed cover. Printed by Stannard Son.
1 Item(s) total
The Colonel Waltz, undated [ca. 1881]
Arranger: E. [Ernest] Bucalossi. London: Hopwood Crew. 10 pp. Color Lithographed cover. Printed by Stannard Son. Engraved by Berridge Bros. Plate no. HC 2299.
1 Item(s) total
Manteaux Noirs Quadrilles, undated [ca. 1882]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: J. B. Cramer Co. 8 pp. Color lithographed cover by Alfred Concanen. Printed by Stannard Son. Plate no. J.B.C. 3713.
1 Item(s) total
Paul Jones Waltz, undated [ca.1889]
Arranger: Charles Coote. London: Hopwood Crew. 7 pp. Color lithographed cover by "H.B." Printed by Hanhart. Plate no. HC 3016. "From Planquette's Opera performed at the Prince of Wales' Theatre."
1 Item(s) total
The Nautch Girl Waltz, undated
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover. Plate no. 19119.
1 Item(s) total
Vicar of Bray Lancers, undated [ca.1892]
Arranger: Edward Belville. London: J. Williams. 6 pp. Incomplete. Color lithographed cover. Printed by Hanhart Lith. Plate no. N. 9263.
1 Item(s) total
San Toy Waltz, undated [ca. 1899]
Arranger: Carl Kieffert. London: Keith Prowse Co. 9 pp. Color lithorgraphed cover by W. George. Printed by H.G. Bank, Lith. Plate no. K.P. Co. 1311.
1 Item(s) total
Dorothy Lancers, undated [ca. 1886]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover by "H.B." Printed by Hanhart. Plate no. 18254. "As performed at the Gaiety Theatre."
1 Item(s) total
Waltz from Dorothy, undated [ca. 1886]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover by "H.B." Plate no. 18247. "As performed at The Prince of Wales's Theatre."
1 Item(s) total
The Savoy Lancers, undated [ca. 1895]
Arranger: William Moore. London: Chappell Co. 11 pp. Color lithographed cover. Plate no. 19853.
1 Item(s) total
The Sultan of Mocha Lancers, undated [ca. 1887]
Arranger: Otto Roeder. London: Enoch Sons. 8 pp. Lithographed cover by H.B. Printed by Hanhart Imp. Plate no. ES 1389.
1 Item(s) total
Doris Waltz, undated [ca. 1889]
Arranger: P. [Procida] Bucalossi. London: Chappell Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover by "H.B." Printed by Hanhart Lith. Plate no. 18710. "As Performed at the Lyric Theatre."
1 Item(s) total
Sheet music
The materials in this series are ordered alphabetically by composer or arranger's last name.
Audran, Edmund
Choice Selections from Olivette, 1881
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co. [52 pp.] Contains portion of libretto.
Gems from Olivette, circa 1881
Boston: White, Smith Co. Illustrated wrapper. 12 pp. + 3 pp. advertisements.
Gems of "La Cigale", 1882
Philadelphia: W.F. Shaw. "As performed by the Lillian Russell Opera Comique Company." English version by F.C. Burnand and Gilbert a'Beckett. Eight musical numbers, unpaginated.
Bailey, E.H. (arranger)
The Pirates of Penzeance March [sic], 1881
Boston: White, Smith Co. "Compliments of B.P. Cunningham Co." 4 pp. Advertisements on front wrapper. "Penzance" misspelled.
The Pirates of Penzeance March [sic], [1881]
Boston: B.P. Cunningham Co., undated. 5 pp. Incomplete.
Blake, Chas. A. (arranger)
Trial by Jury. Grand Potpourri de Concert by A. Sullivan, 1877
Boston: White, Smith Comp'y. 11 pp. "To Mark Drake, of the Globe Theatre, Boston." Plate no.2882-9.
Her Majesty's Ship Pinafore. Grand Potpourri de Concert, 1879
Based on Sullivan's melodies. Boston: Wite, Smith Co. 13 pp Illustrated cover.
Bucalossi, Procida (arranger)
The Mikado Waltz (New York), undated
The Mikado Waltz. On Melodies of Sir Arthur Sullivan. New York: Richard A. Saalfield (sic). 5 pp. Decorative cover: "Gilbert and Sullivan's Mikado."
The Mikado Waltz (Haarlem), circa 1886
Mikado-Waltzer (Vienna), undated
Vienna: Jos. Weinberger Hofbauer. 11 pp. Plate no. Z. K.6. Pictorial cover with characters on three fans.
Mikado Keringo (Budapest), circa 1900
Budapest: Rozsalvogyi es Tarsa. 11 pp. Plateno. C.66. Pictorial cover engraving by Jos. Eberle, Wien.
Mikado-Vals efter Sullivan's Operette "Mikado" (Copenhagen), undated
Kjobenhaven: Wilhelm Hansen. 11 pp. Plate no. 9781.
Burnand, F.C.
Lovely Wilhelmina. Pathetic Ballad. I, 1869
London: Hopwood Crew. 7 pp. "Written Composed by F.C. Burnand. Sung by Mr. J. Rouse in... The Girls of the Period." Color lithograph cover by Alfred Concanen. Printed by Stannard Co. Plate no. HC 1637.
Caryll, Ivan
By the Saskatchewan, 1910
From "The Pink Lady." New York: Chappell Co. 5 pp. Plate no. 6293.
My Beautiful Lady, 1911
From "The Pink Lady." New York: Chappell Co. 5 pp. Plate no. 6297.
Cellier, Alfred
The Old English Ballad. Billy Taylor arranged as a Hornpipe, 1881
New York: Wm. A. Pond Co. 2 pp. "Words and music of the ballad as sung by R. D'Oyly Carte and E.E. Rice's Opera Comique Company in... Billee Taylor... produced at the Standard Theatre, New York, Feb. 19, 1881." Color lithographed front and back covers with scenes from the opera, reproduced from Chi, No. 25.
There Once Was A Time, My Darling (The Lovers), undated
London: Metzler Co. 7 pp. Plate no. M 5121. "Sung by Mr. Edward Lloyd."
Clay, Frederic
Laugh Not, Nor Weep, undated
London: Metzler Co. 5 pp. Plate no. M 7926. Wrapper advertisements to 1920.
Listen!, undated
London: J.B. Cramer Co. 7 pp. Plate no. 7255. "To The Dowager Viscountess Gort. Specially composed and presented to the Health Resort Fund of the Central London Throat and Ear Hospital."
I'll Sing Thee Songs of Araby, 1935
Chicago: Calumet Music Co. 2 pp. "With ukulele chords, guitar chords and special Hawaiian guitar chorus."
Coloney, M. Herndon
Pygmalion Waltzes, 1893
Denver: Denver Music Co. 9 pp. Color lithographed cover of Mary Anderson as Galatea in WS. Gilbert's "Pygmalion and Galatea."
Czibulka, A. (arranger)
Der Konigsgardist Walzer (Leipzig), circa 1900
Leipsig: Bosworth Co, undated. 10 pp. Plate no. 8. Cover has catalog for musical arrangements for Der Konigsgardist (The Yeomen of the Guard).
D'Albert, Charles (arranger)
Pirates of Penzance Lancers, 1880s
New York: Richard A. Saalfield, undated. 7 pp. Plate no. 17065-5. Copyright J.M. Stoddart, 1880 (music); 1881 (cover) Cover titled: "Popouuri di Concert. Pirates of Penzance. Arranged by C. Raymond."
DeKoven, Reginald
The Crusader's March from Maid Marion, 1901
New York and London: Edward Schuberth Co. 6 pp. Plate no. 3774. "Performed by the Famous Bostonians."
Robin Hood. Gems from the Opera, 1891
Arranged by Berthold Sidney. New York: G. Schirmer. 35 pp.
Durandeau, G.
Ivanhoe, 1892
London: Mocatta Co. Written by Harry Wright. 5 pp. Plate no. M C 1190. Color lithograph cover by H.G. Banks, Lith. Printed by Stannard Son, Lith. Gilt edges. "Sung with Great Success by Walter Munroe... this song must not be Sung in Music Halls without the permission of Mr. Walter Munroe." Comic song inspired by Sullivan's serious opera, Ivanhoe.
Ferrazzi, D.L. (arranger)
The Mikado Potpourri, 1885
Philadelphia: B.F. Banes Co. 13 pp.
Frost, Phillip (arranger)
The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring, 1885
Chicago: Windsor Music Co. 3 pp. From Sullivan's The Mikado.
The Tit-Willow Song, undated
From The Mikado. Chicago: National Music Company, undated. 2 pp. Decorative cover.
German, Edward
Today My Spinnet (From "Tom Jones"), 1907
London: Chappell Co. 8 pp. Plate no. 23254. "Sung by Miss Ruth Vincent."
Godfrey, Charles (arranger)
H.M.S. Pinafore Quadrille as a Duet, circa 1880
London: Metzler Co. 13 pp. Plate no. M. 5062.
Selections from A Chinese Honeymoon, 1901
London: Hopwood Crew. 16 pp. Plate no. 4095.
Grossmith, George
An Awful Little Scrub, undated
London: J. Bath. 5 pp. Color lithograph cover by Alfred Concanen. Printed by Stannard Son. "Written, composed and sung by George Grossmith... Sung also by Lionel Brough."
The Speaker's Eye, circa 1882
London: Hopwood Crew. 5 pp. Lyrics by Arthur Law. Color lithographed cover. "J.L. Toole's Great Song... sung by him with immense success in the musical farce "Mr. Guffin's Elopement." Plate no. H C. 2376
Herzen, Rudolf (arranger)
Princess Toto Lancers, undated
London: Metzler Co. 7 pp. Plate no. 5661. "Princess Toto" was composed by Frederic Clay and written by W.S. Gilbert.
Higgs, H.M. (arranger)
The Arcadians Valse, 1909
London: Chappell Co. 6 pp. Plate no. 24022. Pictorial cover. On melodies of Lionel Monckton and Howard Talbot.
Hussler, Mark
Hebe's Song, 1879
Philadelphia: W. H. Boner Co. Words by John A Cockerill. 5 pp. Introduced in H.M.S. Pinafore by Miss Belle Mackenzie. The Song was written for her and was interpolated into the Broad Street Theatre (Philadelphia) production. The lyric was printed as addenda in three separate librettos by Ledger Job Print (Philadelphia).
Jackson, Geo. E. (arranger)
Vocal Gems from The Mikado, 1885
Boston: W.A. Evans Bro., 1885. 46 pp. Lithographed pictorial cover.
Jones, Sidney
Die Geisha, 1896
London: Hopwood Crew; Berlin: Ed. Bote G. Bock. Two songs bound together: "O tanz du kleine Geisha," 5 pp., and "Der verliebte Goldfisch," 5 pp.
Die Geisha, undated
Berlin and Vienna: Verlag Ullffein Co. In the series "Musik fur Alle." 20 pp. Contains essay, "Die Geisha un die englische operette" along with illuutrations from an erly German production, pictorial cover and nine selections from "Die Geisha" in German.
"Musik fur Alle" was a monthly sheet music journal edited by Dr. Gegumil Zepler and published by Verlag Ullstein to further the appreciation of popular music.
"Musik fur Alle" was a monthly sheet music journal edited by Dr. Gegumil Zepler and published by Verlag Ullstein to further the appreciation of popular music.
Joseph, Gustave A. (arranger)
The Mikado March, 1885
Chicago: National Music Co. 3 pp. Lithographed pictorial cover.
Komzak, Karl (arranger)
Mikado-Waltzer nach Motiven aus Sullivan's Operette (Leipzig), 1900
Leipsig: Bosworth Co. 10 pp. Plate no. 3774. Pictorial cover: "Der Mikado" with scenes from the opera.
Mikado - Marsch, 1899
Leipsig: Bosworth Co. 6 pp. Plate no. 3150. Portrait of Sullivan on cover: "Arthur Sullivan's Marches Populaire [Populare Marsche.]"
Kuhe, W. (arranger)
The Mikado Fantasia on Sullivan's Opera (The Hague), undated
The Hague: J. Kasteel. 15 pp. Plate no. K. 604. Lithographed cover by G.R. (Design taken from Chappell's "Mikado Quadrille").
Le Croix, Jean
Oh, Isn't He A Tease?, 1874
Cincinnati: F.W. Helmick. 5 pp. Cover title: "Richmond's Songs." With photograph of Adah Richmond laid on. Cover copyright 1877.
Leigh, Henry
The Twin Brothers. A Song of Mystery, undated
London: Cramer Co. 5 pp. Plate no. 8879. Gilt decorated cover titled: "The Twins! As Sung by Mr. Howard Paul With Great Applause in his Popular Entertainment."
Lutz, W. Meyer
Musical Gems of... Carmen up to Data, circa 1891
Musical Gems of the Spectacular Comic Opera Burlesque Carmen up to Data. 21 pp. "As sung by the Peerless Corinne and the Kimball Opera Comique Burlesque Co." Lithographs of Corinne on front wrapper, Mrs. Jennie Kimball on back wrappper by The Courier, Buffalo NY.
Mackerras, Charles (arranger)
Pineapple Poll (Suite), 1952
Suite from Sullivan's ballet arranged by Charles Mackerras. New York: Chappell Co. 20 pp. Conductor's score for military band arranement by W. J. Duthoit.
Maylath, H. (arranger)
Patience Potpourri, 1881
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co. 15 pp.
Milford, H. (arranger)
Iolanthe Lancers, 1883
New York: R.A. Saalfield. 5 pp. Cover title: "Iolanthe or the Peer and the Peri." Compliments of Burke, Fitzsimons, Hone Co., Rochester, N.Y." Advertisements on back cover.
Moelling, T. (arranger)
The Pirates of Penzance [Poupourri], 1880
Philadelphia: J.M.Stoddart. Stoddart's 10 cent Musical Library. Opera Series. Part II. 11 pp.
Molloy, James L.
Love Is Bold, 1903
Words by W.S. Gilbert. Philadelphia: Supplement to The North American, Aug.2, 1903. 4 pp. No. 36 in a series of 52 songs.
Thady O'Flinn, 1868
London: Boosey Co. 9 pp. "Song by W. Schwenck Gilbert."
Monckton, Lionel [and others]
Bring Me a Rose, 1909
Song from The Arcadians by Lionel Monckton and Howard Talbot. New York: Chappell Co. 4 pp. Plate no. 6227.
Soldiers in the Park, 1898
Song from The Runaway Girl by Lionel Monckton and Ivan Caryl. New York: Boosey Co. 7 pp.
Morse, Wolson
Wang. The Greatest of All Comic Operas, 1891
New York: T.B. Harms. 31 pp. Decorative colored cover. Music and lyrics of six numbers.
Wang Polka, 1892
London: T.B. Harms. 5 pp. Cover title: "Music from The Greatest of all Comic Operas. Wang. Compliments of Carroll, Beadle Mudge, Rochester NY." Advertisement for Wang at the Lyceum Theatre [Rochester], Nov. 22, 1893 on back cover.
Offenbach, J.
Gems of The Brigands, 1889
Libretto by W.S. Gilbert. New York: Wm. A. Pond Co. 40 pp. "The Only Authorized Edition as Performed at the Casino by Special Arrangement with Rudolf Aronson." Color lithograph of Aronson by H.A. Thomas Wylie, New York.
Perabo, Ernst
Iolanthe. Ten Transcriptions for the Piano, 1887
Boston: Ernst Perabo. 81 pp. Color lithograph cover by Geo. H. Walker Co.
Plumpton, Alfred
The Yarn of the Nancy Bell, circa 1867
London: C. Jeffreys. 5 pp. "From The Bab Ballads." Writen by W.S. Gilbert.
Renard, J. (arranger)
De Mikado (Amsterdam), 1888
Amsterdam: Goedkoope, Populaire Musikhandel. 2 pp. Idiosyncratic Dutch lyrics.
Rice, Edward E.
Evangeline. American Opera Bouffe, 1886
New York: T.B. Harms Co. 55 pp. "As produced by Rice's Burlesque Co." Souvenir of the 1886 production at the 14th Street Theatre, New York. Gilt lithographed pictorial cover. Printer: Hunter Beach, New York. Advertisement for the 200th consecutive performance on inner wriapper, and parody contract on rear wrapper, both with cast lists.
Roconini, Paulo (arranger)
Billee Taylor Potpourri, 1881
On melodies by Edward Solomon. Philadelphia: J.M. Stoddart. 12 pp.
Rosewig, A.H. (arranger)
Vocal Gems of The Mikado, 1885
Arrangement for Piano-forte. Philadelphia: B.F. Banes Co. 34 pp. "As done by the McCaull Opera Comique Co."
Schupppert, Henry J. (arranger)
The Pirates of Penzance Schottische, 1881
San Francisco: M. Gray. 5 pp. Plate no. 1658. Illustrated cover lihographed by Britton Rey. Dedicated to the Pro-Tem Club.
Snow, J. Albert (arranger)
Potpourri From Iolanthe, 1880s
Boston: W.A. Evans Bro., n.d. 5 pp. Cover title: "Selections from Iolanthe"
Snow, [F.H.]
Oscar Wilde Galop, 1882
New York: Hitchcock Music Stores. 3 pp. Illustrated cover.
Solomon, Edward
All on Account of Eliza. Ben Barnacle's Song, circa 1881
From Billee Taylor. Boston: 4 pp. Illustrated cover.
Sousa, J.P. (arranger)
Selections from H.M.S. Pinafore, 1879
Philadelphia: J.M.Stoddart Co. [11 pp.] Stoddart's Musical Library. Opera Series.
The Sorcerer (Potpourri), 1879
Philadelphia: J.M.Stoddart Co. 9 pp. Stoddart's Musical Library. Opera Series.
Spencer, Roderick (arranger)
Thespis Ballet Suite: Act II, 1996
Cockfield: The Sir Arthur Sullivan Society. 10 pp. Arranged for piano by Roderick Spencer. Introduction and critical notes by Selwyn Tillet.
Straus, Oscar
My Hero, 1909
From The Chocolate Soldier. New York and Detroit: Jerome H. Remick Co. 5 pp. Color lithograph cover titled: "Whitney Opera Co. Presents The Chocolate Soldier."
Strauss, Johann
The Merry War, 1882
New York: M. Grau. 28 pp. "As originally performed by the Norcross Opera Company at the Germania Theatre, New York." Cast listed. Synopsis and twenty-eight musical examples.
Stuart, Leslie
Tell Me Pretty Maiden, 1900
From "Floradora." New York: T.B. Harms. 7 pp.
Sullivan, Arthur
A Maiden Fair To See, undated
Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, undated. 2 pp. Cover title: "Selections from H.M.S. Pinafore."
The Absent-Minded Beggar, 1899
London: Enoch Sons. 9 pp. Second edition. Published for "The Daily Mail" Publishing Co. Plate no. 2702
Bell Trio, circa 1879
From H.M.S. Pinafore. N.p: n.p. 4 pp. Supplement to The Fireside Companion.
Birds in the Night (London), undated
London: Boosey Co. 5 pp. "Sung by Madame Lemmens Sherrington."
Birds in the Night (Boston), undated
Boston: White Smith Co. 7 pp. "A Lullaby Sung by Miss Annie Louise Cary." Cover title: "Select English Songs, For the Parlor and Concert Room."
Birds in the Night! (New York), undated
New York: Wm. A. Pond Co. 7 pp. Plate no. 7939. Cover title: "Arthur S. Sullivan's Songs and Ballads."
Birds in the Night (n.p.), undated
N.p., n.p., 1880s. 2 pp. Decorative cover titled: "Choice Parlor Ballads and Songs by Popular Authors."
The Chorister (London), 1876
London: Metzler Co. 5 pp. Plate no. M 4670. Color lithographed cover. "Sung by Madame Antoinette Sterling. Also by Miss Coyte Turner."
The Chorister (New York), 1870s
New York: Wm. A. Pond Co., 5 pp. Plate no. 9575.
The Distant Shore, 1874
London: Chappell Co. 7 pp. Words by W.S. Gilbert. "Sung by Mr. Edward Lloyd." Plate no. 15872.
Drinking Song, 1900
From The Rose of Persia. London: Chappell Co. 5 pp. Plate no 20914. "Sung by Mr. Robert Evett." Wrapper advertisements to 1907.
The Duke's Song from Patience, 1967
Melody reconstructed by Ian Bartlette. Banbury: The Piers Press. 4 pp. With reprint from "The Times" describing the premier performance.
Earth Was Made for Man's Delight (from Haddon Hall), 1884
Edited by Fredric Woodbridge Wilson. Dayton: Roger Dean Publishing Co. 7 pp.
The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring (from The Mikado), 1936
Chicago: Calumet Music Co. 3 pp. "With ukulele chords, guitar chords, and special Hawaiian guitar chorus."
Gems of H.M.S. Pinafore, circa 1879
Boston: Edward C. Davis. [16 pp.] Three songs with Boston advertisements on alternate pages.
God Shall Wipe Away All Tears, 1874
From The Light of the World. London: J.B. Cramer Co., undated. 5 pp. Plate no. 6744. "Sung by Madame Trebelli."
The Gondoliers. Vocal Gems, 1889
Cincinnati: The John Church Co. Arrangement for pianoforte by J.H. Wadsworth. Nine musical numbers, unpaginated.
Guinevere!, 1873
London: J.B. Cramer Col, undated. 9 pp. Plate no. C Co. 6472. "Composed for and dedicated to Madlle. Titiens."
[Hail! Hail! The Gang's All Here], 1917
Words by Theodore Morse to Sullivan's music from The Pirates of Penzance. New York: Les Feist Inc. 3 pp. Illustrated cover.
H.M.S. Pinafore "Gems" Complete. Words and Music, circa 1879
New York: Norman L Munro., undated. [72 pp.] Contains twenty-two musical numbers including a 4 page libretto.
How Oft Beneath the Far Off Syrian Skies, circa 1891
Duet from Sullivan's opera Ivanhoe. Chicago: National Music Co., undated. 4 pp.
Oh King of Kings, 1897
"Hymn Written by the Bishop of Wakefield And Set To Music By Arthur Sullivan (By Request) to Be Used... 20 June 1897." London: Eyre and Spottiswoode [printers]. 4 page leaflet. Separate sheet of words inserted. ("Queen's Jubilee Hymn" written for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee).
I Hear the Soft Note (from Patience), undated
London: Chappell Co. 8 pp. Plate no. 20487. Cover title: "Chappell's Vocal Library of Part Songs."
I'm Called Little Buttercup, 1911
Cleveland: Plain Dealer Music Section, Nov. 12, 1911. Photograph on cover from De Wolf Hopper's revival.
I'm Called Little Buttercup, undated
New York: De Luxe Music Co. 5 pp. Cover title: "Chappell's Vocal Library of Part Songs."
In Arcady, 1881
Adapted from "The Sorcerer" song "Engaged to So-and-so." Words by F.F. Weathersley. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co. 3 pp. Plate no 48693. "For the Fair in Aid of the New England Hospital for Women and Children."
In Vain to Us You Plead - Don't Go, circa 1883
Duet from Iolanthe. London: Chappell Co., undated. 5 pp. Plate no. 17640. "Sung by Miss Gwynn Miss Fortesque."
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, undated
N.p.: n.p., undated. 5 pp. Plate no. 17454. Cover title: "Arthur S. Sullivan's Songs and Ballads."
Let Me Dream Again (Philadelphia), undated, 1870s
Philadelphia: F.A. North Co., undated. 5 pp. Plate no. 257. Decorative cover, titled "Favorite Songs."
Le Me Dream Again (Boston), undated, 1870s
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., undated. 7 pp. Plate no. 29047.
Let Me Dream Again (New York), undated, 1880s
New York: R.A. Saalfield, undated. [3 pp.] Plate no. 209-3. Cover title: "Choice Gems of England's Songs."
Let Me Dream Again (Boston and Portland, OR), circa 1880
Words by B.C. Stephenson. Boston and Portland, OR: White, Smith Company. 7 pp. Plate no. 2652-5. Cover title: "Songs of Arthur Sullivan." Cover lithograph of a young Arthur Sullivan.
[Let Me Dream Again] O, Lasst Mich Traumen, circa 1890
Leipzig: Bosworth Co. 7 pp. Plate no. B Co. 144.
Little Maid of Arcadee (New York), 1870s
From Thespis. New York: Wm. A. Pond Co., undated. 7 pp. Plate no. 8378. Cover title: "Arthur Sullivan's Songs and Ballads."
Little Maid of Arcadee (New York), 1880s
New York: Benjamin W. Hitchcock, undated. 2 pp. Cover title: "Arthur Sullivan's Gems of Song."
Little Maid of Arcadee (London), undated
London: Edwin Ashdown, undated. 5 pp. Reprinted, with back cover advertisements to 1920.
Looking Back, undated
New York: S.T. Gordon, undated. 7 pp. Plate no. 4998-5. Cover title: "Songs of Miss Anna Louise Cary."
The Lost Chord (New York), [187-]
New York: Edward Schuberth Co., n.d. 7 pp. "Sung by Madame Antoinette Sterling."
The Lost Chord (New York), [1885]
New York: R.H. Macy Co. 5 pp. Cover title: "Gems of Arthur Sullivan." Advertisements for Macy's.
The Lost Chord. (New York), n.d.
New York: G. Schirmer, n.d. 7 pp. Plae no. 2041. Cover designed 1901 and titled: "The Best Songs of Arthur S. Sullivan."
The Lost Chord (New York), n.d.
New York: Century Music Publishing Co., n.d. 7 pp. Cover title: "Sacred Songs."
The Lost Chord (New York), n.d. Illustrated cover.
New York: De Luxe Music Co., n.d. 5 pp. Color illustrated over by Havelka.
The Lost Chord (Baltimore), n.d. Illustrated cover.
Baltimore: Emerson Drug Co., n.d. 3 pp. The Bromo Seltzer edition, with illustrated advertising cover.
The Lost Chord, 1935 (Chicago)
Chicago: Calumet Music Co. 3 pp. "With ukulele chords, guitar chords and special Hawaiian guitar chorus."
O Fair Dove! O Fond Dove! (London), [1869]
London: Ashdown Parry, n.d.. 7 pp. Plate no. A P 5349. Dedication to Miss Rachel Scott Russell. Publisher's stamp.
O Fair Dove! O Fond Dove! (Philadelphia), [187-]
Philadelphia: Lee Walker, n.d. 9 pp. Plate no. 13465. Cover title: "New Songs From Home."
Oh! My Charmer. (Oh! ma charmante), [187-]
New York: G. Schirmer, n.d. 5 pp. Plate no. 2901. Cover title: "Favorite Songs and Ballads."
Oh Sweet And Fair !, [186-]
New York: S.T. Gordon, n.d. 7 pp. Plate no. 4501:6.
Oh! That Love and Beauty. (When Love and Beauty), n.d.
Arranged by the Gregg Smith Singers. Van Nuys: Laurendale Associates n.d. Cover title: "Doo-Wop Madrigals."
Once Again, n.d.
London: Boosey Co., n.d. 9 pp. "Composed expressly for M. Sims Reeves." Wrapper advertisements for songs copyrighted in 1905.
Orpheus With His Lute., [1866]
London: Metzler Co., n.d. 7 pp. Plate no. M. 2095. "To Miss Louisa Crampton."
The Sailor's Grave, ca. 1901
London: Edwin Ashdown, n.d. 9 pp. Plate no. A P 11,051. A later reprint. Inserted are 4 pp handwritten music for string trio and percussion.
The Snow Lies White, ca. 1870
New York: C.H. Ditson Co., n.d. 7 pp. Plate no. 26621.
Songs from Michael Todd's Hot Mikado, 1939 Illustrated cover.
New York: Robbins Music Corp. 28 pp. Cover title: "Hot Mikado Song Folio." Modern rhythm adaptation by Charles L. Cooke. Illlustrated cover from the musical show.
Sweethearts, [1875]
London: Chappell Co., n.d. 7 pp. Plate no. 15967. "Sung by Mr. Edward Lloyd."
Tit Willow (From The Mikado), 1936
Chicago: Calumet Music Co. 2 pp. "With Hawaiian guitar chorus, ukulele chords, guitar chords."
The Vicar's Song (From "The Sorcerer"), [1879]
London: Metzler Co., n.d. 5 pp. Plate no. M 4888. "Sung by Mr. Santley."
Will He Come? (London), [1873]
London: Boosey Co., n.d. 7 pp. "Dedicated to the Lady Katherine Coke....Composed expressly for Madame Sainton Dolby."
Will He Come? (Boston), n.d.
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co. n.d. 7 pp. Plate no. 24496. "Sung by Miss Edith Wynne."
The Absent-Minded Beggar Special Edition de Luxe, n.d.
London: Ridgways, Limited. 4 pp. Facsimile reproduction o fthe original manuscript. Illustrated wrappers.
(The Distant Shore) Am fernen Strand. ( Leipzig)., ca. 1890. Illustrated cover.
Lied fur ein Sinstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte. Leipzig: Bosworth Co 10 p p. Plate no. 80. Lithographed cover by Anst. v. C.G. Roder, Leipzig.
Danse Gracieuse. (Leipzig), ca. 1900
Lepsig: Bosworth Co., n.d. 10 pp. Plate no. 3169.
The Dominion Hymn., 1880.
Montreal: De Zouche Co. 5 pp. "Dedicated to the People of Canada."
Engaged to So-And-So. (From the Sorcerer.), [1877].
London: Metzler Co., n.d. 5 pp. Plate no. M4891. "Sung by Mr. Barrington."
Fair Moon To Thee I Sing from "Pinafore.", 1904. Illustrated cover.
No. 19 of a series of Songs from the Standard Operas. Published as Supplement to "The North American", Oct. 2, 1904. Illustrated cover by Howe Williams. Music rearranged by Johan Schmidt. 4 pp.
H.M.S. Pinafore (Words and Music), 1879
New York: Norman L. Munro. Cover title: "Munro's 10 Cent Musical Library." Numbers 17-19, parts 1,2 and 3. Twenty-two musical numbers, each paginated separately. Contains "Oh Bliss! Oh Rapture!" (written as recitative prior to Act 2 finale).
I'm Call'd Little Buttercup., [1879] Illustrated cover.
New York: N.p., n.d. 3 pp. Full page illustrated cover by B. Day. "Presented to all readers of the New York Family Story Paper, no. 318. Two copies.
The Judge's Song (Trial By Jury)., [1875]
London: Chappell Co., n.d. 7 pp. Plate no. 15992. "Sung by Mr. Fred Sullivan." Lithograph by T.W. Lee in gilt border of Fred Sullivan as The Judge.
Let Me Dream Again. (Baltimore), ca. 1895.
Baltimore: Emerson Drug Co. 4 pp.. The Bromo-Seltzer Collection of Popular Songs, with advertisements for Bromo-Seltzer.
Lied des KoKo. (Leipsig), ca. 1900. Illustrated cover.
Leipsig: Bosworth Co. n.d. 3 pp. (+ 2pp. singstimme). Plate no. 4049. Pictorial cover: "Der Mikado" with scenes from the opera. Back Cover: Advertisement for "Die Gondoliere."
Lied des KoKo. (Vienna), ca. 1900. Illustrated cover.
Vienna: Jos. Weinberger Hofbauer, n.d. 3 pp. (+2 pp. singstimme). Plate no. W H 72. Pictorial cover: "Der Mikado" with portraits of two characters on fans.
Der Mikado. (Berlin), 1912. Illustrated cover.
Berlin and Vienna: Verlag Ullstein Co., Jan. 1912. In the series "Musik fur Alle. 20 pp. Contains essay, "Sullivan und sein Mikado." Illustrations from an early German production, pictorial cover and ten selections from Der Mikado in German.
"Musik fur Alle" was a monthly sheet music journal edited by Dr. Bogumil Zepler and published by Verlag Ullstein to further the apreciation of popular music.
"Musik fur Alle" was a monthly sheet music journal edited by Dr. Bogumil Zepler and published by Verlag Ullstein to further the apreciation of popular music.
Piano Gems of Gilbert Sullivan's Mikado., 1885. Illustrated cover.
Edited b y Julius Hart. New York: Richard A. Saalfield. 47 pp. Color lithographed cover.
Potpourri aus der Oper The Mikado (Budapest), ca. 1890. Illustrated cover.
Two copies. Arranger not known. Budapest: Zipser u. Konig, n.d. 13 pp. Pictorial cover with scene from the opera. Copy 1: Plate no. Z K 9 Copy 2: Plate no. Z K 10
Sad Memories., [1869]
London: Metzler Co., n.d. 5 pp. Plate no. M. 1238. Color lithographed cover by T.W. Lee.
Trial By Jury (Words and Music), 1879
New York: Norman L. Munro. 16 pp. Cover title: "Munro's 10 Cent Musical Library," Number 20, part 1. Eight musical numbers.
Were I Thy Bride., 1888. Illustrated cover.
New York: Wm. A. Pond Co. 5 pp. Plate no. 12.217-4. a souvenir of Rudolph Aronson's production of The Yeomen of the Guard at the Casino Theatre, New York.
When I Was A Lad, [1879] Illustrated cover.
New York: N.p., n.d. Full page illustrated cover by B. Day. "Presented to all readers of the New York Family Story Paper, No. 320."
The Flowers That Boom in the Spring., 1939. Illustrated cover.
New York: Edward B. Marks Music Corporation. 5 pp. Printed for "The Original Swing Mikado." Swing arrangement by Gentry Warden. Illustrated cover.
Three Little Maids (From The Mikado), 1939. Illustrated cover.
New York: Chappell Co., 5 pp. Illustrated cover from the 1939 Universal Pictures film.
Toye, Geoffrey
Piano Selection from Film Version of The Mikado., ca. 1939. Illustrated cover.
London: Chappell Co. 11 pp. Illustrated cover from the 1939 film.
Wallace, Herbert (arranger)
Gems from Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Mikado"., 1886. Illustrated cover.
New York: Richard A. Saalfield. 24 pp. color lithographed cover titled: "The Mikado. Vocal Gems on Airs from Gilbert and Sullivan's Opera."
Waller, Henry
Dooley's Alibi., 1902. Illustrated cover.
"As Sung by Jefferson De Angeles in The Emerald Isle at the Herald Square Theatre, N.Y." Music supplement to the New York American and Journal, Nov. 23, 1902. 4 pp. Illustrated cover by A.E. Eddy.
The song was interpolated in the New York production of Sullivan's Opera. De Angeles played the role of Proessor Bunn.
The song was interpolated in the New York production of Sullivan's Opera. De Angeles played the role of Proessor Bunn.
Weberbauer, Arthur H. (arranger)
Three Little Maids From School, 1914
Newark NJ: T.S. Pettinger Advertising Agency. 3 pp. Printed as an advertisement for Yum Yum Bread. Color lithographic cover by Newark Lithographing Co.
Weigand, George (arranger)
Mikado Lanciers, 1885 (Illustrated cover)
On melodies by Arthur Sullivan. New York: Wm. A. Pond. 7 pp. Plate no. 11535. Illustrated cover by F. Ramsden. Cover title: "Dance Music from Mikado."
Whitney, A.H. (arranger)
A Little Jolly Boat from Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore For Little People, 1879
Philadelphia: M.D. Swisher. 9 pp. Melodies from Sullivan's score arranged as a potpourri.
Piano-vocal scores
A collection of 108 piano-vocal scores of operas by Arthur Sullivan and other composers of his period or relevant to the Savoy Opera genre.
Iolanthe, [1882]
Sullivan, Arthur. Iolanthe: Chappell Co. [1882]. First edition, first English state of piano-vocal score. 134 pp.
Association item, autographed by ten members of D'Oyly Carte's No. 1 Iolanthe touring company [March] 1883 on hand-illustrated page.
Association item, autographed by ten members of D'Oyly Carte's No. 1 Iolanthe touring company [March] 1883 on hand-illustrated page.
Full scores
A collection of 12 full scores of comic operas by Sullivan and his circle.
Series III: Librettos and acting editions
Bound collections of librettos
Bound volume titled "Original Comic Operas" containing 9 London Chappell librettos 1881-1896:
Contains: Iolanthe; The Mikado; The Yeomen of the Guard; The Gondoliers; Utopia Limited; The Grand Duke; The Mountebanks; Haddon Hall; The Nautch Girl; His Majesty.
Bound volume of 4 librettos published in London and Berlin: various publishers ca. 1886-9.
Contains: Les Cloches de Corneville; Dorothy; Captain Therese; Der Mikado, oder Ein Tag in Titipu (Carlotta translation).
Bound volume, titled "Operas", of 9 librettos published in London. Various publishers, 1888-1901.
Contains: The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein (D'Oyly Carte version); The Grand Duke (first edition); The Emerald Isle; His Majesty; The Yeomen of the Guard; The Sorcerer; Trial By Jury; The Gondoliers; The Rose of Persia.
Bound collection of 27 librettos and 16 lyric books in two volumes. London: various publishers, ca. 188-.
Volume 1 contains librettos for: Princess Ida (first edition); The Mikado (first edition); H.M.S. Pinafore; The Bohemian Girl; Patience; The Pirates of Penzance (First edition); Fidelio; Ruddigore; Les Pres St. Gervais; The Black Crook; The Sorcerer; Esmeralda; Columba; The Princess of Trebezonde; Mefistofele; Maritana; The Lily of Kilarny; Rigoletto; Mignon; The Beggar Student; Girofle-Girofla; Santenella; Faust; Fadette.
Volume 2 contains books of lyrics for: La Cosaque; Billee Taylor; Estrella; The Mascotte; Rhoda; Boccaccio; The Commodore; Les Cloches de Corneville; La Fille du Tambour-Major; Rip Van Winkle; Olivette; Dorothy; La Vie; Madame Favart; Falka; Erminie.
Volume 2 contains books of lyrics for: La Cosaque; Billee Taylor; Estrella; The Mascotte; Rhoda; Boccaccio; The Commodore; Les Cloches de Corneville; La Fille du Tambour-Major; Rip Van Winkle; Olivette; Dorothy; La Vie; Madame Favart; Falka; Erminie.
Individual librettos of operas by Gilbert and/or Sullivan published in England
Bibliographic information:
PML refers tolibrettos in the collection of the Pierpont Morgan Library.
Variorum refers to "The Variorum Gilbert and Sullivan".
Allen and Wilson editions rankings from unpublished notes at the Morgan Library.
These rankings are superceded by information from Broude critical editions.
PML refers tolibrettos in the collection of the Pierpont Morgan Library.
Variorum refers to "The Variorum Gilbert and Sullivan".
Allen and Wilson editions rankings from unpublished notes at the Morgan Library.
These rankings are superceded by information from Broude critical editions.
Les Brigands, 1871
London: Boosey Co, 1871. First edition. 34 pp. French and English on opposite pages.
1 Item(s) total
Thespis, or The Gods Grown Old, 1871
London: N.p., 1871. First edition. 42 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Trial By Jury, 1875
First edition, first issue. 17 pp.
1 Item(s) total
The Sorcerer, [ca. 1877]
Two copies. London: Metzler Co., n.d. [1877]. Printer A.S. Mallet. First edition, third state. 31 pp.
Another copy: First edition, sixth state. Lacking cast list. 31 pp.
Another copy: First edition, sixth state. Lacking cast list. 31 pp.
2 Item(s) total
H.M.S. Pinafore, 1878 and various dates
Six copies total:
Five copies of London: Metzler Co. first and second editions. One copy of London: Chappell Co.
(See Kanthor Inventory for bibliographic details.)
Five copies of London: Metzler Co. first and second editions. One copy of London: Chappell Co.
(See Kanthor Inventory for bibliographic details.)
6 Item(s) total
The Pirates of Penzance, [1880]; undated
Three copies of London: Chappell Co. First edition [1880], 32 pp. and two later printings.
3 Item(s) total
Patience, [1881]
London: Chappell Co., [1881]. First edition, second state, first issue. 40 pp. (Allen I-2-l; PML #102938)
1 Item(s) total
Iolanthe, [1882] and n.d.
Five copies total.
London: Chappell Co. Four copies of first editions, various states, and one later edition.
(See Kanthor Inventory for bibliographic details)
London: Chappell Co. Four copies of first editions, various states, and one later edition.
(See Kanthor Inventory for bibliographic details)
5 Item(s) total
Princess Ida, [1884]
Two copies of London: Chappell Co. [1884]. First and second editions. 48 pp.
1 Item(s) total
The Sorcerer and Trial By Jury, [1884]
London: Chappell Co.; Metzler Co. [1884]. 40 pp. Early issue of the revised version of The Sorcerer produced for the 1884 revival.
1 Item(s) total
The Mikado, [1885]
Two copies of London: Chappell Co. [1885]. First edition, 48 pp. bound, and a later edition.
2 Item(s) total
Ruddygore (Ruddigore), [1887]
Three copies total of London: Chappell Co. [1887]. First editions in first, second and third states. 48, 46,46 pp.
(See Kanthor Inventory for bibliographic details)
(See Kanthor Inventory for bibliographic details)
3 Item(s) total
The Yeomen of the Guard, [ca. 1888], n.d.
Three copies. London: Chappell Co. First edition 48 pp. and two later printings 48,47 pp.
3 Item(s) total
Ivanhoe, [1891]; 1929
Two copies: London: Chappell Co, [1891], 36 pp.;
[London]: British Broadcasting Company, 1929. 40 pp. Reprinted for the BBC radio broadcast Mar. 25 and 27, 1929.
[London]: British Broadcasting Company, 1929. 40 pp. Reprinted for the BBC radio broadcast Mar. 25 and 27, 1929.
2 Item(s) total
The Mountebanks, 1892
Two copies. London: Chappell Co., 1892. 56 pp. First edition, first issue. (PML #103563) and another copy interleaved with stage directions, 55 pp.
2 Item(s) total
Haddon Hall, 1892
London: Chappell Co., 1892. 40 pp
1 Item(s) total
Utopia (Limited), 1893
Three copies. London: Chappell Co., 1893. 51, 50 pp. One early and two later editions.
3 Item(s) total
The Chieftain, 1894
Author: F.C. Burnand. Music by Arthur Sullivan.
Two copies: London: Boosey Co., 1894. 55 pp. An early state of the second edition. Another copy is a later state of the second edition with textual variations and a loosely inserted additional page, printing two new songs.
Two copies: London: Boosey Co., 1894. 55 pp. An early state of the second edition. Another copy is a later state of the second edition with textual variations and a loosely inserted additional page, printing two new songs.
2 Item(s) total
His Excellency, 1894
London: Chappell Co., 1894. First edition. 60 pp.
1 Item(s) total
The Grand Duke, 1896
London: Chappell Co., 1896. 54 pp. Second impression, second state (see John Bush Jones: A Century of Scholarship and Commentary)
1 Item(s) total
The Beauty Stone, 1898
Authors: Athur W. Pinero and J. Comyns Carr. Music by Arthur Sullivan.
London: Chappell Co.,1898. 111 pp.
London: Chappell Co.,1898. 111 pp.
1 Item(s) total
The Rose of Persia, n.d.
Author: Basil Hood. Music by Arthur Sullivan. London: Chappell Co., n.d. 65 pp. A later printing.
1 Item(s) total
The Emerald Isle, 1901
First edition. London: Chappell Co, 1901. 65 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Fallen Fairies, 1909
Two copies. London: Chappell Co., 1909. First editions, first and second states. 50, 49 pp.
2 Item(s) total
Other librettos
HK numbers describing early American librettos of Gilbert and Sullivan operas refer to the classification in Kanthor: "Collecting Early American Librettos" (article on the website Gilbert and Sullivan Archive).
All At Sea. (A Gilbert Sullivan Dream), 1924
Author: David Stevens. Boston: C.C. Birchard Co, 1924. 30 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Apajune, The Water Sprite, 1885
Author: Sidney Rosenfeld. Music by Carl Millocker. New York: Willis Woodward Co, 1885 39 pp. Book of lyrics. "As produced by the McCaull Opera Comique Company".
1 Item(s) total
All My Eye-Vanhoe, [1894]
Author: Philip Hayman. Music by Philip Hayman, John Crook, Edward Solomon and Howard Talbot. London: Chappel Co., [1894]. 36 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Ages Ago, [1882]; 1895
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Music by Frederic Clay. Two copies: London: A.S. Mallett [1882]. 16 pp. Mr. and Mrs. German Reed's New and Original Entertainment. Book of lyrics and program for revival at St. George's Hall.
London: Joseph Williams Limited, 1895. The German Reed Repertory of Musical Pieces. No. 10316. 22 pp.
London: Joseph Williams Limited, 1895. The German Reed Repertory of Musical Pieces. No. 10316. 22 pp.
2 Item(s) total
The Arcadians, 1945
Authors: Mark Ambient, A.M. Thompson and Robert Courtneige. London: Samuel French, 1945. 68 pp.
1 Item(s) total
The Barber of Bagdad, 1891
Author: The Rev. Marmaduke E. Browne. Music by Peter Cornelius. Printed by Nichols and Sons. 47 pp. English translation of the libretto, for performance by pupils of the Royal College of Music at the Savoy Theatre, Dec. 9, 1891.
1 Item(s) total
The Basoche, [1891]; 1930
Author: Sir Augustus Harris. Music by Andre Messager.
Two copies: London: Chappell Co., [1891]. 71 pp.
[London]: British Broadcasting Company, 1930. Reprinted for the BBC radio broadcast of May 26 and 28, 1930.
Two copies: London: Chappell Co., [1891]. 71 pp.
[London]: British Broadcasting Company, 1930. Reprinted for the BBC radio broadcast of May 26 and 28, 1930.
2 Item(s) total
The Belle of New York, [ca. 1898]
Author: Hugh Morton. Music by Gustave Kerker.
London: Hopwood Crew, [ca. 1898]. 32 pp. Book of lyrics.
London: Hopwood Crew, [ca. 1898]. 32 pp. Book of lyrics.
1 Item(s) total
The Bells of Corneville, 1879
No author. Music by Robert Planquette.
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1879. 40 pp.
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1879. 40 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Billee Taylor; or The Reward of Virtue, [ca. 1881]; 1881
Author: H.P. Stephens. Music by Edward Solomon.
Three copies. London: Joseph Williams, n.d. 31 pp. Book of lyrics with interval synopses;
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co. [ca. 1881] 32 pp.;
New York: New York Mirror Publishing Company, 1881. (An Americanized version with all characters re-named and subtitle changed to Virtue's Recompence.)
Three copies. London: Joseph Williams, n.d. 31 pp. Book of lyrics with interval synopses;
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co. [ca. 1881] 32 pp.;
New York: New York Mirror Publishing Company, 1881. (An Americanized version with all characters re-named and subtitle changed to Virtue's Recompence.)
3 Item(s) total
Captain Billy, [1891]
Author: Harry Greenbank. Music by F. Cellier. Two copies: London: Henderson Spalding [printers, 1891]. First and second editions.
2 Item(s) total
Captain Crossbones or The Pirate's Bride, 1918
Author Arthur A. Penn. New York: M. Witmark Sons, 1918. 29 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Captain Reece of the "Mantlepiece", [ca. 1910]
Author: Major Campbell Todd. Valetta [Malta]: Daily Malta Chronicle, [ca. 1910]. 30 pp.
"A Nautical Extravaganza in Three Acts. Founded on W.S. Gilbert's "Captain Reece" and "The Martinet".
"A Nautical Extravaganza in Three Acts. Founded on W.S. Gilbert's "Captain Reece" and "The Martinet".
1 Item(s) total
The Circus Girl, 1897
Authors: Harry Greenbank and Adrian Ross. Music by Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monckton. Lomdon: [Chappell Co.], 1897. 32 pp. Book of lyrics.
1 Item(s) total
A Country Girl, 1902; [ca. 1902]
Author: James Tanner. Music by Lionel Monckton. Two copies: London: Chappell Co, 1902. 37 pp. Book of lyrics.
London: Sir George Dance, [ca. 1902]. 58 pp.
London: Sir George Dance, [ca. 1902]. 58 pp.
2 Item(s) total
Cox and Box, 1876
Author: John Madison Morton and F.C. Burnand. Music by Arthur Sullivan. Boston: John F. Perry Co. 1876. 19 pp. "As performed by the Rudolphson English Opera Co."
1 Item(s) total
The Contrabandista, 1972
Author: F.C. Burnand. Music by Arthur Sullivan. London: Privately printed, 1972.
1 Item(s) total
Doris, [ca. 1889]
Author: B.C. Stephenson. Music by Alfred Cellier.
Two copies: London: Chappell Co., [ca. 1889]. Books of lyrics. One copy with a single sheet loosely inserted printing one additional song. Another copy with two additional songs inserted on separate pages.
Two copies: London: Chappell Co., [ca. 1889]. Books of lyrics. One copy with a single sheet loosely inserted printing one additional song. Another copy with two additional songs inserted on separate pages.
2 Item(s) total
Dorothy, [1886]
Author: B.C. Stephenson. Music by Alfred Cellier. London: Chappell Co. [ca. 1886]. 32 pp. Book of lyrics
1 Item(s) total
Engaged! or Cheviot's Choice., 1963
Author: George Rowell and Kenneth Mobb (adaptors)
London: Chappell Co., 1963. 57 pp.
London: Chappell Co., 1963. 57 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Erminie, 1887
Author: Harry Paulson. Music by Ed. Jakobowski.
N.p.: O. Ditson. 23 pp. "Only Authorized Edition. As Performed At The New York Casino..." Book of lyrics.
N.p.: O. Ditson. 23 pp. "Only Authorized Edition. As Performed At The New York Casino..." Book of lyrics.
1 Item(s) total
Eyes and No Eyes, 1896
Author: W.S. Gilbert
London: Joseph Williams, 1896. 23 pp.
London: Joseph Williams, 1896. 23 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Falka, [ca. 1883, 1884]
Author: H.B. Farnie. Music by F. Chassaigne.
Two copies: London: Alfred Hays [ca. 1883]. 33 pp.;
New York: M. Grau Co. [ca. 1884]. 18 pp. "Libretto and Gems of Falka."
Two copies: London: Alfred Hays [ca. 1883]. 33 pp.;
New York: M. Grau Co. [ca. 1884]. 18 pp. "Libretto and Gems of Falka."
2 Item(s) total
Fanchonette, 1884
Composed by G[aston] Serpette. Adapted from the French by Oscar Weil.
Boston: Alfred Mudge Son (printer), 1884. Boston Ideals Libretto.
Boston: Alfred Mudge Son (printer), 1884. Boston Ideals Libretto.
1 Item(s) total
Fatanitza, 1879
Author: Henry Leigh (adaptor) Music by F. Von Suppe. Two copies: New York: Richardson Foos, 1879. 39 pp. Printed for production at the Fifth Ave. Theatre, New York, with cast list;
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co, 1879. 41 pp.
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co, 1879. 41 pp.
2 Item(s) total
The Full Moon Buccaneers, or The Pirate's Miss Take, 1881
No author listed. N.p.: Privately printed for performance at Lake View High School, May 21, 1881. A minstrel parody of The Pirates of Penzance. Accompanied by the program.
1 Item(s) total
Girofle-Girofla, [ca. 1881,1885]
Music by Charles Lecoq. Two copies: Boston:: Alfred Mudge Sons (printer), [ca. 1885]. 51 pp. (Boston Ideals Libretto with cast listed.);
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co, [ca. 1881]. 44 pp. French text with English translation.
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co, [ca. 1881]. 44 pp. French text with English translation.
2 Item(s) total
The Golden Legend, n.d.
Author: Joseph Bennett (adaptor). Music by Arthur Sullivan. London and New York: Novello,Ewer and Co., n.d. 23 pp.
1 Item(s) total
The Gondoliers, [ca. 1890]
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthur Sullivan.
Three copies of Cincinnati: John Church Co., n.d. 48, 48, 46 pp. First and second American editions. HK 1, 1a and 1.1
Three copies of Cincinnati: John Church Co., n.d. 48, 48, 46 pp. First and second American editions. HK 1, 1a and 1.1
3 Item(s) total
Die Gondolieri, oder Der Konig von Barataria, [ca. 1890]
[Gilbert, W.S.] Die Gondoliere, oder Der Konig von Barataria. Berlin: B. Bernstein, ca. 1890. 52 pp. Translator not identified.
(A production of Die Gondoliere was performed in Berlin at the Friederich Wilhemstadtischer Theatre 20 Dec. 1890.)
(A production of Die Gondoliere was performed in Berlin at the Friederich Wilhemstadtischer Theatre 20 Dec. 1890.)
1 Item(s) total
A Gaiety Girl, [ca. 1893]
Author: Harry Greenbank. Music by Sidney Jones. London: Hopwood Crew, [ca.1893]. 33 pp. Book of lyrics.
1 Item(s) total
The Geisha: A Story of A Tea House., [ca. 1896]
Author: Harry Greenbank [and Owen Hall] Music by Sidney Jones.
London: Hopwood Crew, ca. 1896. 31 pp. Book of lyrics
London: Hopwood Crew, ca. 1896. 31 pp. Book of lyrics
1 Item(s) total
Die Geisha, [ca. 1900]
Translator: Julius Freund.
Berlin: C.M. Roehr, [ca. 1900]. 29 pp. Book of lyrics.
Berlin: C.M. Roehr, [ca. 1900]. 29 pp. Book of lyrics.
1 Item(s) total
La Geisha, various dates 1901-7
Five copies total of separate Italian translations of The Geisha. 3 editions published in Turin, one in Rome, one n.p. (See Kanthor Inventory for details.)
5 Item(s) total
A Greek Slave, [ca. 1898]
Authors: Harry Greenbank and Adrian Ross. Music by Sidney Jones. London: Hopwood Crew, [ca. 1898]. Book of lyrics.
1 Item(s) total
Happy Arcadia, [ ca. 1872]
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Music by Frederic Clay.
London: J. Mallett (printer), [ca. 1872-3]. 16 pp. Mr. and Mrs. German Reed's New and Original Entertainment. Book of lyrics for the original production at the Royal Gallry of Illustration.
London: J. Mallett (printer), [ca. 1872-3]. 16 pp. Mr. and Mrs. German Reed's New and Original Entertainment. Book of lyrics for the original production at the Royal Gallry of Illustration.
1 Item(s) total
Her Majesty's Ship Pinafore; H.M.S. Pinafore, [ca. 1880]
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthur Sullivan.
38 distinctive early American printings and variants. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
One copy of New York and London: French's Minor Drama No. CCCXXXII. 33 pp. A later printing.
38 distinctive early American printings and variants. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
One copy of New York and London: French's Minor Drama No. CCCXXXII. 33 pp. A later printing.
39 Item(s) total
H.M.S. Pinafore oder Das Maedle und Ihr Sailor Kerl., 1882; 1901
Author: Alf. Chas. Moss (translator)
Two copies of the burlesque translation in Pennsylvania German. Allentown: G.C. Aschbach Co., 1882. 22 pp. English and Pennsylvania German on facing columns. Cast list for 1882 production.
Allentown: Allan W. Haines, 1901. 16 pp, Cast list for 1901 revival.
Two copies of the burlesque translation in Pennsylvania German. Allentown: G.C. Aschbach Co., 1882. 22 pp. English and Pennsylvania German on facing columns. Cast list for 1882 production.
Allentown: Allan W. Haines, 1901. 16 pp, Cast list for 1901 revival.
2 Item(s) total
H.M.S. Parliament, or The Lady Who Loved A Government Clerk, 1880
Author: [William Henry Fuller] Ottawa: Citizen Printing and Publishing Company, 1880. 37 pp.
(A Canadian parody of H.M.S. Pinafore.)
(A Canadian parody of H.M.S. Pinafore.)
1 Item(s) total
His Majesty, 1892
Author: Peter Robertson. Music by H.J. Stewart.
San Francisco: San Francisco Publishing Co., 1892. 51 pp. Inscribed by the author.
San Francisco: San Francisco Publishing Co., 1892. 51 pp. Inscribed by the author.
1 Item(s) total
Manteaux Noirs, [ca. 1882]
Author: Walter Parke and Harry Paulton. Music by Prosida Bucalossi. London: J.B. Cramer Co., [ca. 1882]. 26 pp. Book of lyrics.
1 Item(s) total
Iolanthe, [ca. 1882]
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthur Sullivan.
12 copies of distinctive early American printings. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
12 copies of distinctive early American printings. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
12 Item(s) total
Jane Annie; or, The Good Conduct Prize, 1893
Authors: J.M. Barrie and A. Conan Doyle
Two copies of London: Chappell Co, 1893. First edition, third issue. 48 pp. with p. 49 pasted over p. 48;
First edition, fourth issue. 52 pp.
(Three issues of the first edition are identified by Percy Muir in "Points: Second Series 1866-1934." Muir added an additional earlier issue in "Bibliographical Notes and Queries" May 1936.)
Two copies of London: Chappell Co, 1893. First edition, third issue. 48 pp. with p. 49 pasted over p. 48;
First edition, fourth issue. 52 pp.
(Three issues of the first edition are identified by Percy Muir in "Points: Second Series 1866-1934." Muir added an additional earlier issue in "Bibliographical Notes and Queries" May 1936.)
2 Item(s) total
J.R.C. Freight Boat Sarah Jane. A Burlesque on Pinafore., 1884
Author: [Thomas H. Simpson].
Lynchburg VA: Virginian Book and Job Print, 1884. 17 pp.
(Originally printed in Lynchburg in 1889, and reprinted for performances in 1881,1884 and 1889 with topical changes in lyrics. Only the 1889 printing lists Simpson as the author. J.R.C. presumably refers to James River Canal.)
Lynchburg VA: Virginian Book and Job Print, 1884. 17 pp.
(Originally printed in Lynchburg in 1889, and reprinted for performances in 1881,1884 and 1889 with topical changes in lyrics. Only the 1889 printing lists Simpson as the author. J.R.C. presumably refers to James River Canal.)
1 Item(s) total
The LIttle Tycoon, 1886
Author: Willard Spenser.
Words of the Songs and Choruses of The Little Tycoon. [Philadelphia]: N.p., 1886. 27 pp. Lyric Book.
Words of the Songs and Choruses of The Little Tycoon. [Philadelphia]: N.p., 1886. 27 pp. Lyric Book.
1 Item(s) total
The Martyr of Antioch, [ca. 1900]
Author: [Henry H. Milman]. Music by Arthur Sullivan. London: Chappell Co, n.d. 12 pp. Alterations of lyrics by W.S. Gilbert marked by asterisks.
1 Item(s) total
Merrie England, 1902
Author: Basil Hood. Music by Edward German. Two copies of London: Chappell Co. One copy 1902, 54 pp. Another copy later revised edition, 53 pp.
2 Item(s) total
The Mikado, 1885
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthur Sullivan.
16 distinctive printings and variants of early American librettos. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
One copy of Shanghai: Kelly Walsh, Limited, 1885 47 pp.
One copy of N.p., n.p., n.d. printed for the Alfa Norman English Opera Company.
One copy of New York: Fred. Rullman, Inc. n.d. "Metropolitan Opera House Grand Opera Libretto." 32 pp. A later printing.
16 distinctive printings and variants of early American librettos. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
One copy of Shanghai: Kelly Walsh, Limited, 1885 47 pp.
One copy of N.p., n.p., n.d. printed for the Alfa Norman English Opera Company.
One copy of New York: Fred. Rullman, Inc. n.d. "Metropolitan Opera House Grand Opera Libretto." 32 pp. A later printing.
19 Item(s) total
Der Mikado, [ca. 1888-1920]
Seven copies total of German translations of The Mikado. Publishers are Berlin: R. Boll; Berlin: B. Bernstein; Leipzig: Bosworth Co.; Berlin: N.p.; Koln: Bosworth Co. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
7 Item(s) total
Mikado. Operett I 2 Acter of W.S. Gilbert., 1890
Helsingfors: J. Simelii Arfvingars Boktryckeri-Actiebolag, 1890. 102 pp. Swedish translation. Published in Finland.
1 Item(s) total
Mikadoen. Burlesk operett i to acter., 1892
Copenhagen: V. Pio's Bookstore, 1892. 80 pp. Danish translation of The Mikado.
1 Item(s) total
Il Mikado. Opera comica in due atti., [ca. 1898].
Milano et al: G. Ricordi C., [ca. 1898]. Italian translation by Gustavo Macchi. 54 pp.
1 Item(s) total
The Musketeers., [ca. 1885]
Adapted from the French by Oscar Weil. Boston: Alfred Mudge So. (printer), [ca. 1885]. 44 pp. Boston Ideals Libretto.
1 Item(s) total
The Orchid, 1903
Authors: Adrian Ross and Percy Greenbank. Music by Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monckton.
London: [Chappell Co.], 1903. 42 pp. Book of lyrics.
London: [Chappell Co.], 1903. 42 pp. Book of lyrics.
1 Item(s) total
Patience, [ca. 1881; 1889]
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthur Sullivan
Nine distinctive early American printings. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
One copy of Tientsin [China]: Tientsin Printing Company [1889]. Cast listed for an amateur production at the Tientsin Theatre, March 1889.
Nine distinctive early American printings. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
One copy of Tientsin [China]: Tientsin Printing Company [1889]. Cast listed for an amateur production at the Tientsin Theatre, March 1889.
10 Item(s) total
The Pirates of Penzance, [ca. 1880]; 1885
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthr Sullivan.
13 copies of distinctive early American printings. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
13 copies of distinctive early American printings. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
13 Item(s) total
The Prince of Palermo; or The Students of Florence, 1880
Adaptor: Dexter Smith. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co., 1880. 30 pp. Adapted from Suppe's Boccaccio. Printed for the first performance May 10, 1880 at the Boston Theatre, with cast list.
1 Item(s) total
Princess Ida, [ca. 1884]
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthur Sullivan.
Four early American distinctive printings. See Kanthor Inventory for details. (The first American edition, HK1, contains six sets of variant lyrics, including two complete songs which do not appear in the British libretto and were never performed.)
Four early American distinctive printings. See Kanthor Inventory for details. (The first American edition, HK1, contains six sets of variant lyrics, including two complete songs which do not appear in the British libretto and were never performed.)
4 Item(s) total
A Princess of Kensington, 1903
Author: Basil Hood. Music by Edward German.
London: Chappell Co., 1903. 71 pp.
London: Chappell Co., 1903. 71 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Pounce Co., or Capital vs. Labor, 1
Author: Benjamin E. Woolf. Boston: Collier Rice [1883]. 56 pp. Published for Collier's Standard Opera Co. production at the Bijou Theatre, Boston, with cast list.
1 Item(s) total
The Queen's Lace Handkerchief, [ca. 1883]
No author identified. New York: [N.p., ca. 1883]. 30 pp. "As presented by the McCaull Opera Comique Co."
1 Item(s) total
The Red Hussar, [1889]
Author: H.P. Stephens. Music by Edward Solomon. London: Lyric theatre, [1889]. 32 pp. Book of lyrics
1 Item(s) total
Robin Hood, 1890
Author: Harry B. Smith. Music by Reginald deKoven. Chicago: Slason Thompson (printer), 1890. 47 pp. Printed for The Bostonians' production. two copies.
2 Item(s) total
Ruddygore (Ruddigore), [1887]
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthur Sullivan.
Six copies total: 5 early American distinctive printings of Ruddygore. See Kanthor Inventory for details;
1 prompt copy of Ruddigore. London: Chappell Co, n.d. 47 pp. (this copy prepared by the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company for replication of their traditional staging by amateur societies. A historical record of the DOyly Carte stage directions.
Six copies total: 5 early American distinctive printings of Ruddygore. See Kanthor Inventory for details;
1 prompt copy of Ruddigore. London: Chappell Co, n.d. 47 pp. (this copy prepared by the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company for replication of their traditional staging by amateur societies. A historical record of the DOyly Carte stage directions.
6 Item(s) total
A Runaway Girl, 1898
Author: Aubrey Hopwood and Harry Greenbank. Music by Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monckton. London: N.p., 1898. 36 pp. Book of lyrics.
1 Item(s) total
San Toy, 1899
Authors: Harry Greenbank and Adrian Ross. Music by Sidney Jones. London: Keith, Prowse Co., 1899. 40 pp.
1 Item(s) total
A Sensation Novel, [1871]; 1912
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Two copies: London: T. Mallett (printer), [1871]. 14 pp. First edition. Mr. and Mrs. German Reed's Entirely New Entertainment. Book of lyrics for the first production at the Royal Gallery of Illustration.
London: Joseph Williams Limited, 1912. 32 pp. Re-issue.
London: Joseph Williams Limited, 1912. 32 pp. Re-issue.
2 Item(s) total
The Sorcerer, [ca. 1880]
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthur Sullivan.
Five copies of distinctive early American printings. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
Five copies of distinctive early American printings. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
5 Item(s) total
The Sultan of Mocha, [ca. 1887]
Author: W. Lestocq. Music by Alfred Cellier. London: Enoch Sons, [ca. 1887]. 40 pp. Revised edition.
1 Item(s) total
Tom Jones, 1907
Author: Charles Taylor. [Music by Edward German]. London: Chappell Co., 1907. 29 pp. Book of lyrics.
1 Item(s) total
A Trip to Africa, 1884
Author: Emil Schwab. Music by F. Von Suppe. Boston: Geo.W. Hyatt, 1884. 32 pp. First English translation. Printed for use at the Boston Bijou theatre, with cast list.
1 Item(s) total
Utopia Limited., 1893
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthur Sullivan. London: Chappell Co.; New York Agent: Novello, Ewen C., 1893. 50 pp. First New York printing.
1 Item(s) total
The Vicar of Bray, [1892]
Author: Sydney Grundy. Music by Edward Solomon. London: Joseph Williams [1892]. 40 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Virginia; or Ringing The Changes, 1882
Author: Henry P. Stevens. Music by Edward Solomon. New York: Wm A. Pond Co., 1882. 24 pp. Additional song lyric tipped in.
1 Item(s) total
Virginia and Paul or, Changing the Rings, [ca. 1883]
Author: Henry P. Stephens. Music by Edward Solomon. London: Chappell Co., [ca. 1883]. 40 pp. Book of lyrics. A revised version of Virginia; or Ringing The Changes.
1 Item(s) total
Wang, 1891
Author: J. Cheever Goodwin. Music by Woolson Morse. Two copies of New York: T.B. Harms, 1891. 32 pp. Book of lyrics. One copy "As produced by the DeWolf Hopper Opera Co., at the Broadway Theatre, New York" with cast list. Another copy, a later printing with later variant selection of lyrics.
2 Item(s) total
The Yeomen of the Guard, [ca. 1888]; 1896
Author: W.S. Gilbert. Music by Arthur Sullivan. Six copies total: 4 early American distinctive printings. See Kanthor Inventory for details;
2 separate copies printed in Tientsin, China and Shanghai.
2 separate copies printed in Tientsin, China and Shanghai.
6 Item(s) total
Yokohama Maid, 1915
Author and composer: Arthur Penn. New York: M. Witmark Cons, 1915. 23 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Acting editions of W.S. Gilbert's plays
The Pinafore Picture Book. Presentation deluxe copy., 1908
The Pinafore Picture Book: the story of H.M.S. Pinafore told by Sir W.S. Gilbert and illustrated by Alice B. Woodward. London: George Bell, 1908. Edition deluxe. First edition. 131 pp.
Presentation copy, inscribed by Gilbert to his wife. Ownership signature and re-inscription by Lady Gilbert.
Presentation copy, inscribed by Gilbert to his wife. Ownership signature and re-inscription by Lady Gilbert.
Dulcamara; or, The Little Duck and the Great Quack, 1866
First edition. London: Strand Printing and Publishing Company, 1866. 34 pp. Disbound.
1 Item(s) total
The Merry Zingara; or, The Tipsy Gipsy the Pipsy Wipsy, [ca. 1868]
First edition. London: Phillips,[1868]. 40 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Robert The Devil, [ca. 1869]
First edition. London: Phillips, [1869] 40 pp.
1 Item(s) total
An Old Score, [ca.1869]
London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, [1869]. Acting edition No. 1263. 42 pp.
1 Item(s) total
The Pretty Druidess, [ca. 1869]
First edition. London: Phillips, [ca. 1869]. 34 pp.
1 Item(s) total
The Palace of Truth (London), [ca.1870]; n.d.
2 copies. London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, ca. 1870. Acting edition No.1332. 55 pp.;
London: Samuel French, n.d. Acting edition No. 1332. 55 pp. A later printing.
London: Samuel French, n.d. Acting edition No. 1332. 55 pp. A later printing.
2 Item(s) total
Randall's Thumb, [ca. 1871]; n.d.
Two copies. London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, [ca. 1871]. Acting edition No. 1355. First printing. 64 pp.; New York and London: T.H. French / Samuel French. French's Standard Drama. 42 pp. A later printing.
2 Item(s) total
Creatures of Impulse, n.d.; 1897
Two copies;
London and New York: Samuel French, n.d. Acting edition No. 1364. 20 pp.;
Tientsin (China): The Tientsin Press. 1897. 16 pp. Printed together with Trial By Jury, 14 pp.
London and New York: Samuel French, n.d. Acting edition No. 1364. 20 pp.;
Tientsin (China): The Tientsin Press. 1897. 16 pp. Printed together with Trial By Jury, 14 pp.
2 Item(s) total
On Guard, n.d.
London and New York: Samuel French, n.d. French's Acting Edition No. 1460. 47 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Pygmalion and Galatea (including presentation and association copies), 1872; 1885; n.d.
8 copies total.
Two association copies of first edition: London: Judd Co., 1872. "Printed for Private Circulation Only." 40 pp. One presentation copy, inscribed by Gilbert to James Clay Esq. M.P. both on front wrapper and title page. (James Clay was a member of Parliament and the father of Frederic Clay); Another copy, formerly belonging to Gilbert's mother, with her signature "Anne Gilbert", both on front wrapper and title page. Only 18 copies of this printing were distributed by Gilbert according to Stedman: W.S. Gilbert: A Classic Victorian and his Theatre (1996);
Four copies of London and New York: Samuel French's Acting Edition No.1545, n.d. Three with different variant texts. One the copy of Charles Wyndham;
One copy, no publisher or place identified, 1885, 44 pp. " As Produced by Miss Anderson." (Contains the cast list of Mary Anderson's New York production of "Pygmalion and Galatea" and "Comedy and Tragedy";
One copy The World Acting Drama. Chicago: Dramatic Publishing Company, n.d. The World Acting Drama. 46 pp.
Two association copies of first edition: London: Judd Co., 1872. "Printed for Private Circulation Only." 40 pp. One presentation copy, inscribed by Gilbert to James Clay Esq. M.P. both on front wrapper and title page. (James Clay was a member of Parliament and the father of Frederic Clay); Another copy, formerly belonging to Gilbert's mother, with her signature "Anne Gilbert", both on front wrapper and title page. Only 18 copies of this printing were distributed by Gilbert according to Stedman: W.S. Gilbert: A Classic Victorian and his Theatre (1996);
Four copies of London and New York: Samuel French's Acting Edition No.1545, n.d. Three with different variant texts. One the copy of Charles Wyndham;
One copy, no publisher or place identified, 1885, 44 pp. " As Produced by Miss Anderson." (Contains the cast list of Mary Anderson's New York production of "Pygmalion and Galatea" and "Comedy and Tragedy";
One copy The World Acting Drama. Chicago: Dramatic Publishing Company, n.d. The World Acting Drama. 46 pp.
8 Item(s) total
A Medical Man, n.d.
New York: Happy Hours Co., n.d. 12 pp. No. 20 in a series "Parlor Plays for Home Performance." A pirated printing.
(This playlet was never published separately in England. It was included in Scott, Clement. "Drawing-Room Plays and Parlour Pantomimes."
(This playlet was never published separately in England. It was included in Scott, Clement. "Drawing-Room Plays and Parlour Pantomimes."
1 Item(s) total
The Happy Land, 1873
London: J.W. Last Co., 1873. 28 pp.
The cover prints the author as F. Tomline (Gilbert's pseudonym.)
The cover prints the author as F. Tomline (Gilbert's pseudonym.)
1 Item(s) total
The Weddng March, n.d.
London and New York: Samuel French, n.d.. French's Acting Edition No. 1844. 44 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Original Plays by W.S. Gilbert. Presentation copy., 1876
Original Plays by W.S. Gilbert. Loondon: Chatto Windus, 1896 [1875]. First edition. 348 pp. Bookplate of Carroll A. Wilson detached and inserted into an envelope on inner front cover.
Presentation copy, inscribed by Gilbert to Mr. W. Archibald.
Presentation copy, inscribed by Gilbert to Mr. W. Archibald.
Charilty, [ca. 1894]; n.d.
Two copies:
London and New York: Samuel French / T.H.French, [ca. 1894]. Acting Edition No. 1844. 44 pp.;
New York: Happy Hours Company, n.d. The Acting Drama No. 46. 45 pp. Ownership inscription of Boston Museum on cover. (A pirated printing.)
London and New York: Samuel French / T.H.French, [ca. 1894]. Acting Edition No. 1844. 44 pp.;
New York: Happy Hours Company, n.d. The Acting Drama No. 46. 45 pp. Ownership inscription of Boston Museum on cover. (A pirated printing.)
2 Item(s) total
Ought We To Visit Her?, [ca 1874]
London: Unpublished, n.d. "Printed as Manuscript." Imprint of Samuel French. Printed by Thomas Scott, Holborn. 44 pp.
1 Item(s) total
The Wicked World (association copy), [1873].
London: Judd Co., [1873]. First edition. "Printed for Private Circulation Only." 44 pp. Association copy, formerly belonging to Glbert's mother, with her signature "Anne Gilbert" on cover, and one textual correction in Gilbert's hand.
1 Item(s) total
Sweethearts, [ca. 1880]; n.d.
Four copies:
London and New York: Samuel French. French's Acting Edition No. 1655. 20 pp. Two copies with variant typography;
Another copy, an American printing as French's Minor Drama MCCCL;
One copy New York: Clinton T. DeWitt, n.d. 16 pp. (A pirated printing.)
London and New York: Samuel French. French's Acting Edition No. 1655. 20 pp. Two copies with variant typography;
Another copy, an American printing as French's Minor Drama MCCCL;
One copy New York: Clinton T. DeWitt, n.d. 16 pp. (A pirated printing.)
4 Item(s) total
Tom Cobb; or Fortune's Toy, n.d.
London and New York: Samuel French, n.d. French's Acting Edition No. 1752. 32 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Broken Hearts, n.d.
Three copies.
London and New York: Samuel French, n.d. French's Acting Edition No. 1765. Proof copy. "Printed for Private Circulation Only." 35 pp.;
Two other copies, a regular issue and another later issue.
London and New York: Samuel French, n.d. French's Acting Edition No. 1765. Proof copy. "Printed for Private Circulation Only." 35 pp.;
Two other copies, a regular issue and another later issue.
3 Item(s) total
Dan'l Druce, Blacksmith (including a presentation copy), [1876]; n.d.
Two copies:
[London}: N.p., n.d. [1876]. "Printed for Private Use Only" Pre-publication proof copy. 40 pp. A presentation copy, inscribed by Gilbert to [William] Moy Thomas;
London and New York: Samuel French, n.d. French's Acting Edition No. 1759. 42 pp.
[London}: N.p., n.d. [1876]. "Printed for Private Use Only" Pre-publication proof copy. 40 pp. A presentation copy, inscribed by Gilbert to [William] Moy Thomas;
London and New York: Samuel French, n.d. French's Acting Edition No. 1759. 42 pp.
2 Item(s) total
Engaged, n.d.
Two copies:
New York and London: Samuel French, n.d. French's Standard Drama. 48 pp.;
New York and London: T.H. French / Samuel French, n.d. 48 pp.
New York and London: Samuel French, n.d. French's Standard Drama. 48 pp.;
New York and London: T.H. French / Samuel French, n.d. 48 pp.
2 Item(s) total
Gretchen, n.d.
New York and London: Samuel French, n.d. French's Acting Edition No. 1865. 50 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Comedy and Tragedy, 1884; n.d.
Three copies:
London: Privately printed, 1884. Proof copy. "Printed as manuscript." Large format with wide margins;
Two copies London and New York: Samuel French, n.d. One of French's Acting Edition No. 2072. 17 pp. and another of a later printing of The Minor Drama, 16 pp.
London: Privately printed, 1884. Proof copy. "Printed as manuscript." Large format with wide margins;
Two copies London and New York: Samuel French, n.d. One of French's Acting Edition No. 2072. 17 pp. and another of a later printing of The Minor Drama, 16 pp.
3 Item(s) total
Brantingham Hall, 1888
London: Henderson, Rait Spalding (printers), 1888. "Printed for Private Circulation Only." Unpublished. 47 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Song of a Savoyard. Presentation copy., n.d. [1880].
Gilbert, W.S. Songs of a Savoyard. London: George Routledge and Sons, n.d. [1890]. First edition, first state. 142 pp.
Presentation copy, with a lengthy and witty inscription by Gilbert to Maud Thorne. ((Maud Thorn became an actress, as was her sister Mary Thorne.)
Presentation copy, with a lengthy and witty inscription by Gilbert to Maud Thorne. ((Maud Thorn became an actress, as was her sister Mary Thorne.)
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, n.d.
London and New York: Samuel French, n.d. French's Acting Edition No. 1989. 24 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Topsyturveydom, 1931
Privately printed at the Oxford University Press, 1931. 26 pp. "To be had of no booksellers."
(Edited by Charles Plumptre Johnson according to correspondence between Johnson and Lady Gilbert in the Pierpont Morgan Library archive.)
(Edited by Charles Plumptre Johnson according to correspondence between Johnson and Lady Gilbert in the Pierpont Morgan Library archive.)
1 Item(s) total
Acting editions of plays by other authors
Burnand, F.C.
Alonzo The Brave, n.d.
London: Samuel French Ltd., n.d. Acting edition No. 864. 34 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Black-Eyed Susan; or, The Little Bill That Was Taken Up, n.d.
London and New York: Samuel French, n.d. Prompt copy. 45 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Blue Beard, or The Hazard of the Dye., 1883
London: R. Wilson [printer], 1883. As produced at the Gaiety Theatre, with cast list. 60 pp.
Association copy, inscribed and dated by Burnand.
Association copy, inscribed and dated by Burnand.
1 Item(s) total
Camaralzaman, or The Djin's Wager, 1884
[London]: Wyman Sons [printers], 1884. 92 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Carte De Visite., n.d.
Authors listed as Montague Williams and F.C. Burnand.
London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d. 18 pp. Later wrappers for French's Acting Edition No. 845.
London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d. 18 pp. Later wrappers for French's Acting Edition No. 845.
1 Item(s) total
Dora and Diplunacy or, A Woman of Uncommon Scents, 1878
London: Aubert's Steam Printing Works, 1878. 27 pp. (lacking pp. 9-16)
Privately printed prrompt copy. Cast listed.
Presentation copy, signed, dated and heavily annotated by Burnand. Inscribed 1913, this edition is accompanied by a presentation Als. from Burnand to Mr. Walkley, apologizing for the missing pages. This was a burlesque of the play "Diplomacy" which was itself a version of the play "Dora."
Privately printed prrompt copy. Cast listed.
Presentation copy, signed, dated and heavily annotated by Burnand. Inscribed 1913, this edition is accompanied by a presentation Als. from Burnand to Mr. Walkley, apologizing for the missing pages. This was a burlesque of the play "Diplomacy" which was itself a version of the play "Dora."
1 Item(s) total
The Girls of the Period or, The Island of Nowarpartickilar, 1869
London: Phillips, 1869. 26 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Hit and "Miss"!; or All My Eye and Betty Martin!, ca. 1868
London: Phillips, ca. 1868. 50 pp.
(Some references list this play as "Hit or "Miss"!
(Some references list this play as "Hit or "Miss"!
1 Item(s) total
The Manager, 1882
London: Wyman Sons, 1882. Privately printed for the Author. 59 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Proof; or, A Celebrated Case, n.d.
London and New York: Samuel French, No. 1990, n.d. 52 pp.
1 Item(s) total
The Rise and Fall of Richard III; or, A New Front to an Old Dicky, [ca. 1868]
London: Phillips, [1868]. 45 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Romance Under Difficulties, n.d.
New York: Samuel French, n.d. French's Minor Drama, No. 112. 14 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Sir George and a Dragon; or, We Are Seven, [ca. 1870]
London: Arthur Swanborough, [ca. 1870]. 48 pp.
1 Item(s) total
The Turkish Bath, [ca. 1861]
London: Thomas Hailes Lacy [ca. 1861]. Lacy's Acting Edition. 18 pp. (Authors listed as Mantague Williams and F. C. Burnand.)
1 Item(s) total
The White Cat! Or, Prince Lardi-Dardi The Radiant Rosetta., n.d. [ca. 1870]
London: Thomas Hailes Lacy, n.d. [1870]. Lacy's Acting Edition. 33 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Byron, H.J.
Robinson Crusoe. An Extravaganza, 1874
Sydenham: The Crystal Palace Co., 1874. 22 pp.
1 Item(s) total
War To The Knife, n.d.
New York: Robert M. DeWitt, n.d. DeWitt's Acting Plays, number 44. 25 pp.
1 Item(s) total
William Tell! With A Vengeance!, n.d. [ca 1867]
New York: Robert M. DeWitt, n.d. [1867]. DeWitt's Acting Plays, number 5. 27 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Drey, Sylvan
The New Pygmalion And Galatea., 1903
London and New York: Samuel French, 1903. 15 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Morton, John Madison
Box and Cox, n.d.
New York and London: Samuel French, n.d. French's Minor Drama No. XXI. 24 pp.
1 Item(s) total
Shakespeare, William
Macbeth, 1889
London: " Nassau Steam Press", 1889. 72 pp. "Arranged for the Stage by Henry Irving and Presented at the Lyceum Theatre, 29th December 1888 with Music by Arthur Sullivan."
1 Item(s) total
Series IV: Periodicals
St. John Globe (St. John, New Brunswick), 1890, 1893
Two issues Jan.18, 1890 / Oct.17, 1893. Each 4 pp. Front page coverage of the New York premier of "The Gondoliers" and "Utopia Limited" respectively.
2 Item(s) total
The Daily Telegraph: St. John (New Brunswick): 1879, 1882, 1884
Three issues: Nov. 12. 1879 / Nov. 28, 1882 / Jan. 8, 1884. Each 4 pp. Front page coverage of the arrival of W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan in New York City; New York premier of "Iolanthe"; London premier of "Princess Ida" respecively.
3 Item(s) total
New York: Street and Smith's New York Weekly, Apr. 24, 1886
Vo. 41, No. 25. 8 pp. Contains complete libretto of "The Mikado" beginning on front page.
1 Item(s) total
The Argosy (London). Christmas Volume., 1866.
Contains two articles by William Gilbert.
1 Item(s) total
Belgravia (London), March-June 1867
Contains "From St. Paul's to Picdilly" by W.S. Gilbert, p. 67-74.
1 Item(s) total
The Belgravia Annual (London), 1867-1874
Five annuals bound in one volume, together with Cassell's Christmas Annual for 1866. The annual for 1869 [published 1868] contains "What Is Burlesque", by W.S. Gilbert.
1 Item(s) total
The Broadway Annual (London), [1869]
Contains "Croquet" by W.S. Gilbert, pp. 111-116.
1 Item(s) total
[Comic Annuals] (London), 1877, 1880
Three annuals bound in one volume. "Fun On The Sands" 1880; The Comic Holiday Annual, 1877; "Fun For All" 1880; "Fun For Everybody" n.d.
1 Item(s) total
The Essence of Fun., [ca. 1866]
Contains a reprinting of "Musings in a Music Hall" by W.S. Gilbert (originally printed in "Fun". Oct. 28, 1869.)
1 Item(s) total
The Comic News (London) Vol. 1, 1863
One volume of issues July 18-Dec. 26, 1863. Contains unattributed conributions by W.S. Gilbert. Bound together with The Comic News Christmas Box.
One volume of issues July 18-Dec. 26, 1863. Contained unattributed contributions by W.S. Gilbert. Bound together with The Comic News Christmas Box.
One volume of issues July 18-Dec. 26, 1863. Contained unattributed contributions by W.S. Gilbert. Bound together with The Comic News Christmas Box.
1 Item(s) total
Cornhill Magzine, 1863
Vol. VIII, July-Dec. 1863. Contains "My Maiden Brief" by W.S. Gilbert, pp. 725-732.
1 Item(s) total
The Dark Blue, Apr. 1872
Vol. III, No. XIV. Contains "Eheu! Fugaces!" by W.S. Gilbert, pp. 142-143.
1 Item(s) total
The Dome (London), 1897-1898
Volumes 1-5. From the library of Richard D'Oyly Carte, each volume with his bookplate.
5 Volumes
The Era Almanack and Annual (London), 1870-1900
A thirty year run in seven volumes. Contains contributions by W.S. Gilbert and other theatrical personalities.
7 Volumes
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly (New York), Jan. 1889
Vol. XXVII, no. 1. Contains "Comic Opera a la Gilbert and Sullivan" pp 86-96 with 7 illustrations.
1 Item(s) total
Fun (London), 1862 [1861] - 1888
An extensive run. Most in publisher's bindings. A few disbound issues. Some volumes bound together with "The Comic News" and "Fun Almanac".
Contains numerous examples of Gilbert's prose, verse, illustrations and original printings of Bab Ballads. (See Kanthor Inventory for details).
Contains numerous examples of Gilbert's prose, verse, illustrations and original printings of Bab Ballads. (See Kanthor Inventory for details).
20 Volumes
Good Words (London), 1865-1867
Three volumes. Contains contributions by William Gilbert (father of W.S. Gilbert)
3 Volumes
Good Words For The Young (London), 1869-1872
Complete run of four volumes. Three contributions by William Gilbert. Contains serialized "King George's Middy" with 155 illustrations by W.S. Gilbert and "The Seven League Boots" with four illustrations by W.S. Gilbert.
4 Volumes
Good Things for the Young of All Ages (London), 1873
Contains "Sinbad in England" by William Gilbert in 11 chapters.
1 Item(s) total
Harper's Bazar (New York), Dec. 23, 1876
Contains "Little Mim" by W.S. Gilbert. Reprinted from The Graphic Christmas Number 1876.
1 Item(s) total
The Home and School Supplement (Toronto and Buffalo), May 1886
Contains illustration from "The Mikado"
1 Item(s) total
The Hornet (London), Aug. 7, 1873 - Feb. 5, 1874
Vol. VII. Contains a double page cartoon of W.S. Gilbert p.204. Also contains "The Bad Ballads" p. 90 and a review of "The Wicked World" p. 19.
1 volume
The Illustrated Dramatic Weekly (New York), 1879
Bound volume of 19 issues, titled on cover "Six Months of the American Stage." Vol.1, No. 6 (Mar. 1, 1879) to Vol. 2, No. 1 (Aug. 16, 1879). Contains several illustrations and articles related to Gilbert and Sullivan. See Kanthor Inventory for details.
1 volume
The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News (London), Dec. 11, 1881
Christmas Number, "The Ingle Nook", Vol. XIV, Nos. 360 and 361. Contains "Actors, Authors and Audiences by W.S. Gilbert pp. 291, 294.
1 Item(s) total
Judy (London), 1881-1885
Seven volumes bound in four. Volumes 28-31, 34, 36-37. Contains numerous articles and illustrations relating to Gilbert and Sullivan. (See Kanthor Inventory for details).
4 Volumes
Judy's Annual (London), 1879, 1880, 1882
Three issues dated 1879,1880 and 1882.
2 Item(s) total
Illustrated American (New York and Chicago), week ending Dec. 7, 1895
Vol. XVIII, No. 303. Contains photograph of W.S. Gilbert, p. 733.
1 Item(s) total
The Ladies Floral Cabinet (New York), Mar. 1878
Contains "The Lost Chord" by Arthur Sullivan p.48.
1 Item(s) total
The Ladies Home Journal (Philadelphia), 1894, 1897.
Two Christmas Issues. Dec. 1894 and Dec. 1897. Contains songs by Arthur Sullivan.
2 Item(s) total
London Society (London), 1865-1869
Five volumes. Contains numerous prose articles and drawings of W.S. Gilbert. (See Kanthor Inventory for details).
5 Volumes
Musical Opinion and Music Trade Review [London], Feb. 1, 1885
Vol. VIII, No. 8. Contains "Sir Arthur Sullivan Speaks."
1 Item(s) total
New York Amusement Gazette (New York), week ending Apr. 3, 1886
Vol. III, No. 5. Lists operas, theatre, concert and other amusements for the week.
1 Item(s) total
The New York Clipper (New York), 1881-1886
Firteen issues, containing material related to Gilbert and Sullivan productions in the United States. (See Kanthor Inventory for details)
15 Item(s) total
The New York Drama (New York), 1876, 1877, 1878
3 Item(s) total
Three issues.
Vol. 2, No. 22, 1876 contains "The Palace of Truth" by W.S. Gilbert.
Vol. 3, No 28, 1877 contains "Trial By Jury" by W.S. Gilbert.
Vol. III [Nos. 25-36, 1878] contains "Charity" and "Trial By Jury" by W.S. Gilbert.
New York Dramatic News and Society Journal (New York), Mar. 1, 1879
Vol. 7, No. 23. Contains theatrical information regarding productions of "H.M.S. Pinafore" ,"Trial By Jury" and "The Sorcerer".
1 Item(s) total
The Pall Mall Magazine (London), Feb. 1901
Vol. XXIII, No. 94. Contains "Sir Arthur Sullivan: A Personal Reminscence" by George Grossmith, pp. 250-260.
1 Item(s) total
Peterson's Magazine (Philadelphia), 1879, 1886
Three issues, containing music by Arthur Sullivan. (See Kanthor Inventory for details)
3 Item(s) total
Tinsley's Magazine (London), 1868-1869
Vol. III, Aug. 1868-Jan. 1869. Contains "The British Playgoer, And All That Is Expected Of Him" by W.S. Gilbert, with 7 illustrations.
1 volume
Tom Hood's Comic Annual (London), 1868-1873
Annuals for 1868, 1870, 1871, 1872, 1873. Also bound volume of six annuals 1868-1872, 1874-1875. Also bound volume of six annuals 1873-1878. Contains numerous examples of W.S.Gilbert's prose and drawings. (See Kanthor Inventory for details.)
7 Item(s) total
The Tomahawk. A Saturday Journal of Satire (London), 1867-1870
A complete run of volumes 1-6 with numverous folding color plates. Contains multiple satiric articles and notices of Gilbert and Sullivan interest.
6 Volumes
Series V: Other noteworthy publications
A Letter from Miss Henrietta Hodson to The Members of the Dramatic Profession, Being a Relation of the Persecutions Which She Has Suffered from Mr. William Schwenck Gilbert, A Dramatic Author, 1877
[London: Privately printed], 1877. 22 pp.
750 copies were printed.
750 copies were printed.
A Letter Addressed to the Members of the Dramatic Profession in Reply to Miss Henrietta Hodson's Pamphlet., 18 May 1877
[London: privately printed], 18 May 1877. 18 pp. W.S. Gilbert's reply to Hodson's pamphlet.
500 copies were printed.
500 copies were printed.