Programme Collection (page 5)

World Wide Wonders exhibition, Royal Cornwall Museum, River Street, Truro, Cornwall. 4th March 2018
A view of the Wonder Wall of the World Wide Wonders exhibition in the Treffry Gallery. The exhibition opened on 5th February 2018

Royal Institution of Cornwalls bicentenary celebration cake, Royal Cornwall Museum, River Street, Truro, Cornwall
Bicentenary celebration cake made for the Royal Institution of Cornwalls bicentenary event for invited guests, members and friends to launch the full programme of events in 2018

Royal Cornwall Museum, River Street, Truro, Cornwall. 28th February 2018
A view of Royal Cornwall Museum in the snow. The museum, art gallery and library was officially opened by the Prince of Wales on 11th June 1919

Theatre programme front cover for the London Palladium in 1952, with glamorous theatre goers arriving for its autumn variety show, Wonderful Time, starring, among others

Programme cover, Northampton Repertory Theatre, October 1949. 1949

Zazel Valses, by Charles Dubois
Promotional music sheet for Zazel Valses of 1877 by Charles Dubois. One of these waltzes was used to accompany her act which included being fired from a cannon

The Boy Wot Visits The Palace, by James Bruton
Promotional music sheet for The Boy Wot Visits The Palace song by James Bruton. A boy, known at the time as The boy Jones intruded into Buckingham Palace in 1838 and 1840

Ricky Simmonds, actor from BBC television programme Grange Hill, playing the character Anthony Jones aka Ant, pictured in Stockton

Top of the Pops 1000th programme party. Pictured, members of Spandau Ballet with the Top of the Pops cake at The Gardens night club in Kensington, London. 5th May 1983

Blue Peters John Noakes, climbs to the top of Nelsons Column. He talks at the top to workmen who are washing Nelson. 29th April 1977

Left to right, Tony Bastable, Susan Stranks with "Puff"
Left to right, Tony Bastable, Susan Stranks with " Puff" a Welsh mountain pony and Pete Brady, three of the presenters of the programme " Magpie"

Mick Robertson, Douglas Rae and Jenny Hanley, the presenters of Thames Televisions childrens programme " Magpie", are back from Egypt

Make-up girl Hilary Steinberg puts finishing touches to Susan Stranks hair before she appears on the screen, riding side saddle in her Georgian riding gear

John Jackson leaps for the ball, kicked by Geoff Hurst at Thames TV Studios at Teddington. Football players Geoff Hurst (left) of West Ham, and John Jackson (right) of Crystal Palace

Football players Geoff Hurst (left) of West Ham, and John Jackson (right) of Crystal Palace, wearing traditional football gear, for Thames Televisions " Magpie" programme

Mick Robertson, Jenny Hanley and Douglas Rae, the presenters of Thames Televisions childrens programme " Magpie", are back from Egypt

Ricky Simmonds, actor from BBC television programme Grange Hill, playing the character Anthony Jones aka Ant, pictured in Stockton

Three former Olympic competitors who will spearhead ITVs coverage of the 1980 Olympic Games, pictured with Dickie Davies at the London Weekend Studios

Carol Vorderman, Game Show Co-Host, Studio Pix, 22nd December 1987. Aged 26 years old

Chris Evans, DJ on Radio One, presents the Radio One Roadshow from Tenby in South Wales. The huge crowd go wild as the event is broadcast live on BBC Radio One. Picture taken 23rd August 1996

Cheryl Ladd, american actress, who plays Kris Munroe in television series Charlies Angels, pictured at the Berkeley Hotel, Knightsbridge, London, 5th May 1978

Ronnie Corbett with the Corbett Follies, he will be assisted by these girls in his new television series The Corbett Follies

Ronnie Corbett in a scene as a ballet dancer at the London Palladiums Christmas pantomime Cinderella. 19th December 1971

Bruce Forsyth, Violet Carson and Peggy Mount performing the sketch Sisters, during rehearsals for the Daily Mirror Television Award show. 29th July 1962

Left to Right: Actors Philip Ray (as Daniel Eldred), Louise Pajo (as Gia Kelly) Ronald Leigh Hunt ( as Julian Radnor) and Patrick Troughton (as Dr Who)

Television Programme - The filming of Childrens Series The Famous Five at Beamish Open Air Museum, County Durham 5 May 1995 - from left actors Marco Williamson, Paul Child, Jemima Rooper

Television Programme - The filming of Channel 5 soap opera Family Affairs in a London Studio 3 July 1997 Actor Ian Cullen before shooting a scene

Television programme - The filming of Emergency Ward 10 at ATV Studios in Boreham Wood 26 March 1963 circa The matron played by Enid Lindsey, addressing a new group of trainee nurses

Love Thy Neighbour, cast members of British sitcom, produced by Thames Television for the ITV network, photo-call outside Thames TV Euston Road, London, 6th September 1972

Television programme - Beat the Crusher gameshow at the Metrocentre in Gateshead with presenters Freddie Starr and Melinda Messenger 25 June 1998

Coronation Street actress Pat Phoenix, who plays Elsie Tanner, shows a shapely leg as she tries on a pair of shoes at the opening of Rugbys Indoor Market. 6th October 1979

Actress Thelma Barlow who plays the dithering spinster Mavis Riley in the TV soap opera, Coronation Street, inspects the new organic herb garden at Caldecott Park, Rugby, with Lawrence Hills

Experts from Gardeners Question Time came to Kenilworth this week - answering an 11-year-old invitation. Nancy Felthouse wrote to Radio 4 all those years ago

Singing Kettle Artie Trezise January 1998 outside shop home offices of Singing Kettle Kingskettle in Fife children tv programme entertainers © mirrorpix

Honor Blackman and Patrick MacNee from the TV Programme The Avengers. 18th September 1963

A helicoper hovers above the head of actor Nigel Le Vaillant in a field at Studley Grange, Warwickshire during the making of TV programme " Dangerfield". 28th June 1994

Programme for Alicia Markova and Anton Dolin showcase
The cover of the programme for a Alicia Markova and Anton Dolin Gala Performance of Ballet at the Granada, Woolwich, London

BAe EAP
Bae Eap Experimental Aircraft Programme Test-Bed Fighter Date: 1988

Nelly Power music hall singer 1854-1887
Nelly (Nellie) Power music hall singer, burlesque actress and early male impersonator. On the back of the photograph is printed ?Saturday Programme Supplement February 5th 1876?. Date: 1876

First animal in space: Laika the Soviet space dog
A technician prepares Laika, the bitch who became the first animal in space, for her launch aboard Sputnik 2 on November 3, 1957

SAAB-British Aerospace Gripen mock-up at an airshow in the UK. SAAB teamed with British Aerospace in the early years of the programme. Date: circa 1990

Ww2 Second World War Postwar Two Victory Celebrations
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The Chelsea Matinee, at the Chelsea Palace Theatre, London, 20 March 1917 Date: 1917

Ellen Terry's Bouquet at the Lyric Theatre, London, 29 July 1917 - WW1 charity programme cover Date: 1917

This Is The Stuff To Give The Troops
An illustrated WW2 music sheet cover for This Is The Stuff To Give The Troops, a complete community song programme. The image shows a British soldier playing the piano

St Mawes, Cornwall - The Castle - an artillery fort constructed by Henry VIII near Falmouth, Cornwall, between 1540 and 1542

White Rock Theatre and Pavilion, Hastings, Sussex
White Rock Theatre and Pavilion, Souvenir Programme, Hastings & St Leonards, Sussex (1 of 2) Date: 1936

Hastings Harbour, Sussex, with ferry, and an advertisement for electricity - clean, convenient, healthy. (2 of 2) Date: 1936

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"From Earthrise to Footprints: A Captivating Programme" Step into the captivating world of programmes, where diverse events and milestones unfold before your eyes. Witness the awe-inspiring Earthrise over the Moon as captured by Apollo 8, a breathtaking sight that forever changed our perspective on space exploration. Transport yourself to the enchanting realm of Gilbert & Sullivan Operas with a D'Oyly Carte Souvenir programme in hand, immersing yourself in timeless melodies and witty librettos that have delighted audiences for generations. Marvel at another mesmerizing Earthrise moment, this time photographed from the Apollo 11 spacecraft during mankind's first lunar landing mission. The beauty of our planet against the dark expanse of space serves as a humbling reminder of its fragility. Delve into history with a glimpse at an original programme cover for Paris Qui Revue, offering a window into past cultural spectacles that captivated audiences with their artistic flair and innovative performances. Travel back in time to witness the empowering Suffragette Rally Women's Sunday Programme from 1908, symbolizing an era when brave women fought tirelessly for their rights and paved the way for future generations. Trace humanity's footsteps on celestial bodies as you encounter iconic images such as an astronaut footprint on the Moon during Apollo 11 or explore thrilling air races like Schneider Trophy Air Race through vintage programme covers showcasing daring feats above land and water. Join us on an extraordinary journey alongside Apollo 17 astronauts who ventured further than any before them, leaving indelible footprints on unexplored lunar terrain. Their bravery reminds us of humanity's boundless curiosity and thirst for discovery. Finally, let nostalgia take hold as we recall beloved television shows like "The Dukes of Hazzard, " whose vibrant characters entertained millions while reminding us that they can also bring joyous escapism into our lives.