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LIB/ME/AE
Reference code
LIB/ME/AE
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File
Title
Miscellaneous advertising for alternative entertainments
Extent and medium
[26 items ]
Scope and content
This file contains a variety of advertising ephemera for alternative (non-theatre) entertainments: including circus performances, curiosities, dioramas and military parades.
Contents
- LIB/ME/AE/1 - Advertising handbill. Reinagle's and Barker's Panorama, Strand. A view of the Bay of Naples
- LIB/ME/AE/2 - Advertising handbill. Panorama, Leicester Square. A view of Edinburgh, and the sorrounding country
- LIB/ME/AE/3 - Advertising handbill. Panorama, Leicester Square. A view of Edinburgh, and the sorrounding country
- LIB/ME/AE/4 - Advertising handbill. Panorama, Leicester Square. A view of Gibraltar and Bay, taken from the Battery, called the Devil's Tongue
- LIB/ME/AE/5 - Advertising handbill. Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. Mr. Yates's invitations
- LIB/ME/AE/6 - Advertising handbill. Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. Mr. Arthur Sketchley's new entertainment, entitled Paris, and Mrs. Brown at the play
- LIB/ME/AE/7 - Programme. Egyptian Hall, London. Messrs. Maskelyne and Cooke's entertainment
- LIB/ME/AE/8 - Programme. Egyptian Hall, London. Messrs. Maskelyne and Cooke
- LIB/ME/AE/9 - Programme. Egyptian Hall, London. Messrs. Maskelyne and Cooke
- LIB/ME/AE/10 - Programme. Egyptian Hall, London. Messrs. Maskelyne and Cooke's Entertainment. 27th consecutive year in London
- LIB/ME/AE/11 - Programme. Egyptian Hall, London. England's home of mystery. 28th consecutive year in London. J. N. Maskelyne
- LIB/ME/AE/12 - Programme. Egyptian Hall, London. Messrs. Maskelyne and Cooke's entertainment. 31st consecutive year in London.
- LIB/ME/AE/13 - Programme. Egyptian Hall, London. Messrs. Maskelyne and Cooke's entertainment. 31st consecutive year in London.
- LIB/ME/AE/14 - Advertising handbill. Maelzel's exhibition or the [ne] plus ultra in mechanism
- LIB/ME/AE/15 - The Thames Tunnel paper
- LIB/ME/AE/16 - Pagan rites and ceremonies of the Mayaboon Indians in the city of Iximaya in Central America
- LIB/ME/AE/17 - Advertising handbill. Miss C. Heenan, (sister to J. C. Heenan) the great American prize lady
- LIB/ME/AE/18 - Advertising handbill. Grand historical painting at Crosby Music Hall. Sheridan's ride. By T. Buchanan Read
- LIB/ME/AE/19 - Advertising handbill. Queen's Concert Rooms, Hanover Square. Mr. Mark Twain will deliver a lecture, 13th October 1873
- LIB/ME/AE/20 - Advertising handbill. Opinions of the Press (on the 'two-headed Nightingale')
- LIB/ME/AE/21 - Official programme. Queen's Jubilee Review, 9 July 1887
- LIB/ME/AE/22 - Official Programme. The Grand State Procession to the Thanksgiving Service at Westminster Abbey in celebration of Her Majesty's Jubilee, 21 June 1887
- LIB/ME/AE/23 - Official Programme. The Fleet reviewed by Her Majesty the Queen, at Spithead, 23 July 1887
- LIB/ME/AE/24 - Advertising pamphlet. 'Krao', the 'missing link', exhibited at the Royal Aquarium in Mr Farini's new Lecture Room
- LIB/ME/AE/25 - Advertising handbill. Frank Uffner's American midgets, the smallest man and woman in the world. Piccadilly Hall.
- LIB/ME/AE/26 - Advertising pamphlet. Short history of the life of C.A. Sampson the strongest man on earth
- LIB/ME/AE/27 - Advertising pamphlet. German exhibition, 'Germania', in the Arena, London 1891
- LIB/ME/AE/28 - Programme. Piccadilly Hall, 17 February 1885. Miss Millie Christine, the two-headed nightingale
- LIB/ME/AE/29 - Programme. Buffalo Bill's Wild West. Earl's Court Arena
- LIB/ME/AE/30 - Advertisements for exhibitions of the industrious fleas
- LIB/ME/AE/31 - Press cuttings advertising appearances by the 'setting pig' and the 'sapient pig'
- LIB/ME/AE/32 - Advertising handbill. Jacko the Wonder! A famous black tan dog
- LIB/ME/AE/33 - Advertising handbill. Jacko the Wonder! A famous black tan dog. (Another copy)