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Sherriff Material Held Elsewhere-UK United Kingdom BBC Written Archives Centre, Caversham Park, Reading NOTE: An online public catalogue is not available, contact the Centre to enquire about access: Email: [email protected]; Telephone: 0118 948 6281 Correspondence between R C Sherriff and members of staff of the BBC, 1934-1962. o Reference: Radio contributors. Scriptwriters, files 1-2 & Talks, file 1 BBC Sound Archive NOTE: An online public catalogue is not available, contact Simon Rooks, the BBC Sound Archivist, to enquire about access: Email: [email protected]; Telephone: 020 7765 4230 Recording of Scrapbook for 1929, in which R C Sherriff tells how he came to write Journey’s End. Broadcast on 2 May 1939. o Reference: 22474 (1) Recording of Reflection and Reminiscence, in which R C Sherriff reads from his First World War army diary. Recorded on 18 Aug 1948. o Reference: Radio contributors. 12128 – 12130 (3) Recording of R C Sherriff’s introductory talk to the Light Programme Festival of his plays. Broadcast on 19 Sep 1956. o Reference: 23264 (1) Bedfordshire and Luton Archives and Records Service Programmes, Photographs and Local Printed Ephemera from Miss L M Newbold: Programme for Miss Mabel, 5 Dec 1949. o Reference: Z912/1 (71) Programme for Home At Seven, 1951. o Reference: Z912/1 (111) Programme for The Telescope, 4 May 1959. o Reference: Z912/1 (207) Birmingham University Library Noël Coward Collection: Correspondence of R C Sherriff in the Noël Coward collection. NOTE: Closed access. o Reference: COW/I Theatre Collection: Press and magazine cuttings of reviews of The Long Sunset with photographs of members of the casts and cast lists; includes programme with cast list and notes on the history of the play by the author R C Sherriff and J C Trewin, 1955-1961. o Reference: MS38/91 1 Press and magazine cuttings of reviews of Home at Seven with photographs and illustrations of members of the cast; includes programme extract with cast list; magazine extract photographs of cast members in scenes from the play, 1950-1951. o Reference: MS38/1176 Press cuttings of reviews of The Telescope with cast list, 1957. o Reference: MS38/1340 Programme with cast list for Journey's End, Savoy Theatre, London, [1929]. o Reference: MS38/2217 Press and magazine cuttings of reviews of Badger's Green with photographs and illustrations of members of the cast and cast lists; programme extract inside front cover gives cast list and dates; includes printed flyer with reprinted press review, 1930. o Reference: MS38/2399 Press and magazine cuttings of reviews of Miss Mabel with photographs and illustrations of members of the cast; includes magazine extract with cast list and photographs of cast members in scenes from the play, 1948-1949. o Reference: MS38/2311 Press and magazine cuttings of reviews of plays at The Old Vic, with photographs of members of the cast and cast lists. Includes cuttings for St Helena by R C Sherriff and Jeanne de Casalis, 4 Feb 1936 - 14 Mar 1936. o Reference: MS38/3401 Press and magazine cuttings of reviews of Johnny the Priest, adapted from The Telescope by R C Sherriff; with photographs of members of the cast and cast list; includes programme with cast list and dated 1960; photographs of cast members in scenes from the musical. o Reference: MS38/3692 Press and magazine cuttings of reviews of Journey's End with photographs and illustrations of members of the cast and cast lists; programme extract inside front cover gives cast list and has typescript dates; includes magazine extract from Play and Players with photographs of cast members in scenes from the play and story; also includes many photographs of cast members in scenes from the play both in Great Britain and overseas; printed flyers and programme extracts; press articles on the great success of the play; also includes translated reviews and photographs from foreign press; press and magazine extract photographs from the film version of Journey's End, Apr 1930. o Reference: MS38/3703 Press and magazine cuttings of reviews of The White Carnation with photographs and illustrations of members of the cast and cast lists; includes programme with cast list and handwritten dates 1953; magazine extract with photographs of cast members in scenes from the play and the story. o Reference: MS38/4524 Press and magazine cuttings of reviews of St Helena with photographs and illustrations of members of the cast and cast lists; typescript inside front cover gives cast lists and dates; includes printed flyer [1936]; magazine extract photographs of cast members in scenes from the play. o Reference: MS38/4840 Press and magazine cuttings of reviews of A Shred of Evidence with photographs of members of the cast and cast list; programme inside gives cast list and typescript dates 1960; printed flyers on front cover and inside give cast list [1960]. o Reference: MS38/5052 2 Bodleian Library, Special Collections Ian Murray Dalrymple Papers: Letter from R C Sherriff to Ian Dalrymple, 1950. o Reference: MS. Eng. c. 2046, fol.89 Neville Coghill Papers: Letters from R C Sherriff to Nevill Coghill, [1940s?]. o Reference: MS. Eng. lett. c. 798, fols. 1-2, 95-6 Theatre programme for a performance of Journey's End, 1933. o Reference: MS. Eng. misc. c. 1013, fols. 133-6 Greenwood Family Papers: Anthony Greenwood acted in R C Sherriff’s early play The Feudal System. Programme for Profit and Loss by R C Sherriff, 1923 (fols. 238-9). Also a flyer and part of script for The Feudal System by R C Sherriff, 1925 (fols. 240-9). o Reference: MS. Eng. c. 6363, fols. 238-249 Postcard to or from R C Sherriff, 1929. o Reference: MS. Eng. c. 6360, fol. 208 Printed theatre programme with water-colour design by Hilda LeMay on wrapper, for The Feudal System by R C Sherriff, performed by the Cymba Dramatic Club, 1925. o Reference: MS. Eng. c. 6261, fols. 246‐51 Geoffrey Dearmer Papers: Correspondence between R C Sherriff and Geoffrey Dearmer, 1928-29, 20 Sep 1968. o Reference: MS Eng. c. 7557, fols. 118-120 Gilbert Murray Papers: Correspondence between R C Sherriff and Gilbert Murray, 1926-1942. o Reference: MSS. Gilbert Murray 51, 92, 94 Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher Papers: Two letters from R C Sherriff to Fisher, 1931-1934. o Reference: MSS. Fisher 69, fol. 54 & 70, fol.51 Letters to Fisher from R C Sherriff, in file of letters from various correspondents to Fisher, [189- or 19--]. o Reference: MSS. Fisher Bradford University Library, Special Collections Jacquetta Hawkes Archive: Letters to Jacquetta Hawkes from R C Sherriff, R Rainbird Clarke and Mortimer Wheeler on financing an archaeological exacavation, 1948-1950. o Reference: HAW/10/12 Bristol Record Office Records of the Rapier Players Ltd:Programme for Badger’s Green, 6 May 1946. o Reference: 39041/P/71 Programme for Miss Mabel, 20 Feb 1950. o Reference: 39041/P/208 Programme for Miss Mabel, 27 Feb 1950. 3 o Reference: 39041/P/209 Programme for Home At Seven, 17 Sep 1951. o Reference: 39041/P/247 Programme for A Shred of Evidence, 3 October 1960. o Reference: 39041/P/442 Bristol University Theatre Collection Souvenir programme relating to the Savoy Theatre production of Journey’s End, 21 Jan 1929. o Reference: TCW/PG/000106 Seen on Stage, article by Herbert Farjeon, published in Vogue, 6 Feb 1929. Mentions a production of Journey's End at the Savoy Theatre, London, pp 1. o Reference: HF/DC/000049/76 Seen on Stage, article by Herbert Farjeon, published in Vogue, 9 Jul 1930. Mentions a production of Badger’s Green and R C Sherriff, pp 1. o Reference: HF/DC/000049/108 Programme for The Old Vic production of St Helena, 4 Feb 1936. One copy contains press clippings of reviews. o Reference: OVP/PG/000386 Programme for The Old Vic production of St Helena, 1936. o Reference: OVSB/000581 Production photograph of St Helena, London Old Vic Company, 1936. o Reference: OVP/61/25 Programme for a production of Badger’s Green at the Little Theatre, Bristol, 6 May 1946. o Reference: PR/000929 Programme for a production of Home at Seven at the Little Theatre, Bristol, 17 Sep 1951. o Reference: PR/000982 Programme for a production of The White Carnation at the Hippodrome, Bristol, 10 Mar 1953. o Reference: PR/002660 Programme for a production of A Shred of Evidence at the Little Theatre, Bristol, 3 Oct 1960. With production photographs. o Reference: PR/001191 Programme for a production of Journey’s End at Bristol Old Vic, 9 May 1973. o Reference: PR/000434 Promptbook for a production of Journey’s End at Bristol Old Vic, 1972/1973. o Reference: BOV/PS/000229 Production photographs by Derek Balmer of a production of Journey’s End at Bristol Old Vic, 9 May 1973. o Reference: BOV/P/000293 Standard format negatives of a production of Journey’s End at Bristol Old Vic, May 1973. 51 frames. o Reference: DBN/000398 4 Large format negative of a poster relating to production of Journey’s End at Bristol Old Vic, May 1973. 1 frame. o Reference: DBN/000493 Ref: DBN/000494 Large format negative of a letter to the Bristol Evening Post from a Mr E Lawrence Plunket, praising the performance of Journey's End at the Theatre by the Bristol Old Vic, May 1973. 1 frame. o Reference: DBN/000494 Mander and Mitchenson Theatre Collection (Inner London Theatres Catalogue): This collection is now permanently based at Bristol University as part of its Theatre Collection. It was formerly located at the Jerwood Library of the Performing Arts, Greenwich, London.
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