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Collector of Theatre Programmes for Ramsgate, Kent U.K.
(Palace Theatre, Royal Victoria Pavilion and Granville Theatre / House).
I established ‘Ramsgate Historical Society’ in 2007 now on facebook so I can get the history of Ramsgate out to as many people as possible.

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Joined 1st November 2019.
Last logged in on 13th March 2021.

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To production of The Maid of the Mountains, by Harold Fraser-Simpson, Frederick Lonsdale, and J W Tate, Palace Theatre, London, started 29th April 1972: “10^th February 1917 Maid of the Mountains first shown Daly’s Theatre London 1352 non stop run of performances. 2^nd production 1942 – Coliseum 23 weeks until enemy action closed all but one of the London theatres.”
To production of Evensong, by Edward Knoblock, Queen's Theatre, London, 30th June - 31st December 1932: “Handwritten on 1932 programme “ Good family entertainment – Large Pit , splendid seats 3/6””
To production of Predestination, by Edwin Burke, Chiswick Empire, London, started 21st September 1925: “Playlet by Renee Kelly & Company along with other variety acts. Harry Thurston – Character study of ‘London Life’, Tom Collins & Co. in ‘Buying a Pub’, Charles Penrose & Partner – ‘Two Convivial Millionaires’ busting up prohibition, Dorothy Lena – Singer, Arthur Pond – Comedian, Edgar Curtis – The Lilliputian Wonder, Bert Hughes & Co. – present an original sporting novelty.”
To production of The Bat, by Mary Roberts Rinehart, St James's Theatre, London, started 1922: “Note – The authors and management request the audience not to divulge the solution of the mystery. The pleasure of future patrons will be enhanced if they, like yourselves, are kept in suspense until the final curtain. 250^th Performance Wednesday 30^th August 1922”
To production of Charley's Aunt, by Brandon Thomas, Prince of Wales Theatre, London, started 18th January 1926: “About 350 years ago, when the first London Theatre was being built, there was a strong prejudice amongst the City authorities that a number of people gathered together in one building were likely to spread disease. As a consequence the Theatre was built outside the City boundaries. James Burbage, who held a licence from Queen Elizabeth, discovered a suitable piece of ground in Shoreditch, which was beyond the City boundaries. he paid £14 a year ground rent, and spent £700 on the building. When, however, it was finished, a number of disputes arose in connection with the lease, and in a few years it was pulled down. Stage Anecdote – Edited by Arthur Bourchier M.A. (Oxen) 1926 programme ‘Charley’s Aunt’ Prince of Wales Theatre.”

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