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| [Poster]. The Mikado. Designed for the 1939 Universal Pictures film. |
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| [Lobby card]. One of eight cards designed for the 1952 film The Great Gilbert and Sullivan (United Artists). |
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| [Advertisement]. Promotion in Variety of the 1999 film Topsy-Turvy for Academy Award nomination. |
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| [Lobby card]. Designed for the 1937 film The Girl Said No (Grand National Films). The film includes sequences from seven Gilbert and Sullivan operas |
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| [Lobby card]. Designed for Romance de un Pirata (Mexican release of the 1982 Twentieth Century Fox film The Pirate Movie). The film was loosely based on The Pirates of Penzance. |
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| [Display card]. One of eight cards designed for the 1962 film The Cool Mikado (United Artists) |
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| [Lobby card]. One of four cards designed for the 1950 film The Return of Gilbert and Sullivan (Lippert Pictures). This short British film either had limited distribution or was never released. |
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| [Lobby card]. One of eight cards designed for the 1983 film The Pirates of Penzance (Universal Pictures). |
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| [Display cards]. The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan (British Lion, 1952); The Mikado (Warner Brothers, 1967); The Pirates of Penzance (Universal Studios, 1983). |
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| The Operas in the Popular Press
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Gilbert and Sullivan In American Advertising: H.M.S. Pinafore and Patience
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