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Fosht SHT Shows and Programmes.Pdf 2021-07-15 01:58 FoSHT FoSHT SHT Shows and Programmes Week beginning # F Title Notes 20 November 1929 Wake Up & Dream! 25 November 1929 Hold Everything 02 December 1929 Madame Plays Nap 09 December 1929 Pavlova 16 December 1926 Heat Wave 26 December 1929 Lilac Time 30 December 1929 Lilac Time 06 January 1930 The Co-Optimists 13 January 1930 Virtue for Sale 20 January 1930 Covent Garden Opera Company 27 January 1930 Love Lies 03 February 1930 His Show 10 February 1930 Sorry You've Been Troubled! 17 February 1930 Follow Through 24 February 1930 Canaries Sometimes Sing 03 March 1930 Symphony in Two Flats 10 March 1930 The Show's the Thing 17 March 1930 The School for Scandal 24 March 1930 Jew Suss 31 March 1930 F Mr Cinders 07 April 1930 The Man I Killed 14 April 1930 Mr Cinders 21 April 1930 Milestones 28 April 1930 The Lady of the Camellias 05 May 1930 Misalliance 12 May 1930 The Damask Rose 19 May 1930 Nine Till Six 26 May 1930 Blue Eyes 02 June 1930 The Apple Cart 09 June 1930 Darling, I Love You! 16 June 1930 Journey's End 23 June 1930 The Co-Optimists of 1930 30 June 1930 Down Our Street 07 July 1930 Othello 14 July 1930 The Middle Watch 21 July 1930 The Maid of the Mountains 28 July 1930 A Warm Corner 04 August 1930 Lady Windermere's Fan 11 August 1930 Royal Carl Rosa Opera Company 18 August 1930 Désiré 25 August 1930 The Red Dog 01 September 1930 The Command to Love 08 September 1930 The Cheat 15 September 1930 Pavlova 22 September 1930 Leave it to PSmith 29 September 1930 The Man in Possession 06 October 1930 Open Your Eyes 13 October 1930 D'Oyly Carte Opera Company 20 October 1930 D'Oyly Carte Opera Company 27 October 1930 D'Oyly Carte Opera Company 03 November 1930 Little Tommy Tucker 10 November 1930 The Three Musketeers 17 November 1930 Oh, Daddy! 24 November 1930 Eldorado 01 December 1930 The Only Way FoSHT SHT Shows and Programmes v5.xlsx 15/07/2021 09:57 1 of 27 FoSHT FoSHT SHT Shows and Programmes 08 December 1930 Covent Garden Opera Company 15 December 1930 Covent Garden Opera Company 22 December 1930 The Co-Optimists 29 December 1930 Folly to be Wise 05 January 1931 Lilac Time 12 January 1931 The Outsider 19 January 1931 The Love Race 26 January 1931 Silver Wings 02 February 1931 On the Spot 09 February 1931 My Sister and I 16 February 1931 F Nippy 23 February 1931 F A Murder Has Been Arranged 02 March 1931 Almost a Honeymoon 09 March 1931 Blue Roses 16 March 1931 Jane's Legacy 23 March 1931 Bittersweet 30 March 1931 Smoky Cell 06 April 1931 F Mr Faint-Heart 13 April 1931 The Pelican 20 April 1931 The Limping Man 27 April 1931 To See Ourselves 04 May 1931 Speed! 11 May 1931 Cynara 18 May 1931 The Circle 25 May 1931 The Silver Box 01 June 1931 Naughty Cinderella 08 June 1931 F To Catch a Bandit 15 June 1931 # Wonder Bar 22 June 1931 # F Tantivy Towers 29 June 1931 The Belle of New York 06 July 1931 # My Wife's Family 13 July 1931 Payment Deferred 20 July 1931 Chelsea Follies 27 July 1931 # Madame Pompadour 03 August 1931 F Counsel's Opinion 10 August 1931 Dark 17 August 1931 Dark 24 August 1931 It's a Boy! 31 August 1931 The Chocolate Soldier 07 September 1931 F Saint Joan 14 September 1931 Floradora 21 September 1931 # Apron Strings 28 September 1931 # London Wall 05 October 1931 # Henry the Ninth 12 October 1931 Nina Rosa 19 October 1931 # After All 26 October 1931 Make Up Your Mind 02 November 1931 # Late Night Final 09 November 1931 It's a Boy! 16 November 1931 # The First Mrs Fraser 23 November 1931 # The Ware Case 30 November 1931 D'Oyly Carte Opera Company 07 December 1931 F D'Oyly Carte Opera Company 2 copies 14 December 1931 F D'Oyly Carte Opera Company 2 copies 26 December 1931 The Merry Widow 04 January 1932 The Merry Widow FoSHT SHT Shows and Programmes v5.xlsx 15/07/2021 09:57 2 of 27 FoSHT FoSHT SHT Shows and Programmes 11 January 1932 Viktoria and her Hussar 18 January 1932 # Viktoria and her Hussar 25 January 1932 Covent Garden Opera Company 01 February 1932 Covent Garden Opera Company 08 February 1932 # Mr Wu 15 February 1932 The Case of the Frightened Lady 22 February 1932 # The Midshipmaid 29 February 1932 # The Good Companions 07 March 1932 # The Good Companions 14 March 1932 # The Nelson Touch 21 March 1932 # Flat to Let 28 March 1932 # The Improper Duchess 04 April 1932 # Julius Caesar 11 April 1932 # So Far and No Father 18 April 1932 # F Miss Hook of Holland 25 April 1932 # The Queen's Husband 02 May 1932 * Stand Up and Sing Query those marked with * by JB 09 May 1932 # The Student Prince 16 May 1932 The Land of Smiles 23 May 1932 # The Merchant of Venice 30 May 1932 It's A Girl! 06 June 1932 # F Fanfare 13 June 1932 Fanfare 20 June 1932 # F Autumn Crocus 27 June 1932 Hold My Hand 04 July 1932 The Green Pack 11 July 1932 # I Lived With You 18 July 1932 # Dr Pygmalion 25 July 1932 Dark 01 August 1932 # White Horse Inn 08 August 1932 # White Horse Inn 15 August 1932 # White Horse Inn 22 August 1932 # Waltzes from Vienna 29 August 1932 # F Waltzes from Vienna Programme dated September 5th 05 September 1932 # Twelfth Night 12 September 1932 * Savoy Follies Query those marked with * by JB 19 September 1932 The Cat and the Fiddle 26 September 1932 # The Cat and the Fiddle 03 October 1932 # Dangerous Corner 10 October 1932 # Party 17 October 1932 # Potash and Perlmutter 24 October 1932 # Cavalcade 31 October 1932 Cavalcade 07 November 1932 * Rhyme and Rhythm Query those marked with * by JB 14 November 1932 Henry Wood Orchestra 21 November 1932 The Lilac Domino 28 November 1932 # F Money for Jam 05 December 1932 # Once a Husband 12 December 1932 Firebird 19 December 1932 The Gay Adventure 26 December 1932 # The One Girl 02 January 1933 F The One Girl 09 January 1933 The Dubarry 16 January 1933 The Dubarry 23 January 1933 The Miracle 30 January 1933 The Miracle FoSHT SHT Shows and Programmes v5.xlsx 15/07/2021 09:57 3 of 27 FoSHT FoSHT SHT Shows and Programmes 06 February 1933 La Chauve Souris Theatre 13 February 1933 # Casanova 20 February 1933 # Casanova 27 February 1933 # Gay Love 06 March 1933 F The Holmeses of Baker Street 08 March 1933 Ruth Draper 13 March 1933 # F Evensong 20 March 1933 Tell Her The Truth 27 March 1933 F Service 03 April 1933 # F Double Harness 10 April 1933 While Parents Sleep! 17 April 1933 * Sally Who? Query those marked with * by JB 24 April 1933 The Streets of London 01 May 1933 Night of the Garter 15 May 1933 # Ballyhoo 22 May 1933 # Once in a Lifetime 29 May 1933 Children in Uniform 05 June 1933 High Temperature 12 June 1933 # The Green Bay Tree 19 June 1933 Ruth Draper 26 June 1933 Wild Justice 03 July 1933 The Haunted Legacy 11 July 1933 # The Rats of Norway 17 July 1933 # Wild Violets 24 July 1933 Wild Violets 31 July 1933 Dinner at Eight 07 August 1933 # Road House 14 August 1933 When Ladies Meet 21 August 1933 Jolly Roger 28 August 1933 # Diplomacy 04 September 1933 Springtime for Henry 11 September 1933 Metropolitan Opera Company 18 September 1933 # Mother of Pearl 25 September 1933 # The Lake 02 October 1933 Clancarty 09 October 1933 # It's You I Want 16 October 1933 # What Happened Then? 23 October 1933 # The Man with a Load of Mischief 30 October 1933 # Sunshine Sisters 06 November 1933 The Brontes 13 November 1933 Ballets Russel de Monte Carlo 20 November 1933 # The Wandering Jew 27 November 1933 Is Life Worth Living? 04 December 1933 The Distaff Side 11 December 1933 # After Dark 18 December 1933 The Dubarry 26 December 1933 # How D'You Do? 01 January 1934 How D'You Do? 08 January 1934 # Proscenium 15 January 1934 D'Oyly Carte Opera Company 22 January 1934 D'Oyly Carte Opera Company 29 January 1934 D'Oyly Carte Opera Company 05 February 1934 * Yours Sincerely Query those marked with * by JB 12 February 1934 Lilac Time 19 February 1934 # Fresh Fields 26 February 1934 # That's a Pretty Thing FoSHT SHT Shows and Programmes v5.xlsx 15/07/2021 09:57 4 of 27 FoSHT FoSHT SHT Shows and Programmes 05 March 1934 The School for Scandal 12 March 1934 The Rose without a Thorn 19 March 1934 # The Quitter 26 March 1934 # Piccadilly 02 April 1934 Peter Pan 09 April 1934 Ladies' Night 16 April 1934 A Sleeping Clergyman 23 April 1934 * Nice Goings On Query those marked with * by JB 30 April 1934 Finished Abroad 07 May 1934 # Music in the Air 14 May 1934 # Richard of Bordeaux 21 May 1934 Variety and Revue 28 May 1934 Variety and Revue 04 June 1934 Variety and Revue 11 June 1934 Variety and Revue 18 June 1934 F Variety and Revue Max Miller; reviews in pencil 25 June 1934 Variety and Revue 02 July 1934 Variety and Revue 09 July 1934 Variety and Revue 16 July 1934 Variety and Revue 23 July 1934 Variety and Revue 30 July 1934 Variety and Revue 06 August 1934 # Variety and Revue 13 August 1934 Variety and Revue 20 August 1934 Variety and Revue 27 August 1934 Variety and Revue 03 September 1934 Variety and Revue 10 September 1934 Variety and Revue 17 September 1934 Variety and Revue 24 September 1934 Variety and Revue 01 October 1934 Variety and Revue 08 October 1934 Variety and Revue 15 October 1934 Variety and Revue 22 October 1934 Variety and Revue 29 October 1934 Men in White 05 November 1934 The Late Christopher Bean 12 November 1934 # Laburnum Grove 19 November 1934 # Touch Wood 26 November 1934 Libel! 03 December 1934 # Moonlight is Silver 10 December 1934 Living Dangerously 17 December 1934 Dark 24 December 1934 # F Dick Whittington and his Cat 31 December 1934 # Dick Whittington and his Cat 07 January 1935 Dick Whittington and his Cat 14 January 1935 Aladdin 21 January 1935 Aladdin 28 January 1935 Lovers' Leap 04 February 1935 Murder in Mayfair 11 February 1935 # Eden End 18 February
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