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OBS/6/1/1/2/6/2/6 · File · 1989
Part of Records of The Observer newspaper

Donald Trelford's subject file on the BWIA News Media Awards in Trinidad and Tobago in 1989.
Includes correspondence regarding Trelford's address at the Trinidad and Tobago (BWIA International) Airways Corporation's Annual News Media Awards 1989. Also includes a variety of Trinidadian newspapers and newspaper cuttings.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office; Donald Trelford

Canada
GEM/4/1/5/1/22 · File · 1967
Part of Records of Gemini News Service

Photographs selected from the Gemini Photograph Library related to Canada.
Expo 67, Montreal:
GP78 Australian Pavillion
GP79 Ethiopian Pavillion
GP80-88 Africa Place artworks, photos by Monica Mugan
GP89 Barbados/ Guyana Pavillion
GP90-91 Ceylon Pavillion
GP92 Cuban Pavillion
GP93 German Pavillion / Canadian Pavillion / French Pavillion / British Pavillion / US Pavillion
GP94 Moshe Safdie, designer of Expo's Habitat 67
GP95-98 Habitat 67
GP99-101 Indian Pavillion
GP102 Jamaican Pavillion
GP103 Plaza of the Americas
GP104 Mauritius Pavillion
GP105 Taiwan Pavillion
GP106-109 Man the Explorer Pavillion and Man the Producer Pavillion models
GP110 Trinidad and Tobago Pavillion
GP111 Thailand Pavillion
GP112 La Ronde model
GP113 Asbestos rock fountain model
GP114 Metro rails and vehicles
GP115 The Gyrotron model
GP116 The Expo stadium model
GP117 The village model
GP118 The Youth Pavilion model.
GP119 Mackay Pier, Habitat and Community and Health Pavillion models
GP120 International Trade Centre Pavilion
GP121 Christian Pavilion model
GP122 Pavilion model
GP123 Sculptures
GP124 Baule and Bini masks and Basonge figure
GP125 Bird mask
GP126 Jean Drapeau, Mayor of Montreal, is interviewed
GP127 Jewish community pavilion
GP128 UN pavilion model
GP129 Expo 67 photo brochure
Other photos:
GP 536 Maurice Strong: Director General of UN (1971)
GP 537 Flora McDonald, Foreign Minister of Canada circa 1969
GP 538 Joey Smallwood: District Prime Minister of Newfoundland
GP 539 Expo 70: Model of Canadian Pavillon
GP 540 Jester of city of Canada circa 1970
GP 574 Simplified keyboard for Arabic Script processor
GP 575 Dr Hyder with his Simplified keyboard for Arabic Script processor
GP 577 Dr Robert Baird McClure with the CBC crew in Ratlam Christian hospital
GP 578 Dr Robert Baird McClure
GP 579 Davidee Kagvik and Iyola discussing their carvings at the London Museum of Mankind Exhibiton
GP 580 John McKenzie, Commonwealth Arts Festival coordinator
GP 581 Eskimo women - North Western Territories
GP 656 Colour photograph of Mr Yogrsh Varhade, President of the Ambassador Centre for Justice and Peace, Toronto.

Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agency
GEM/6/4/1/5 · File · August 1970 - September 1970
Part of Records of Gemini News Service

Local contacts lists and travel reports of Derek Ingram's (Gemini editor), promotional visit to the Caribbean, August 1970 - September 1970. Includes reports on Trindad and Tobago, Barbados and Jamaica.

Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agency
GEM/6/4/1/19 · File · October 1990
Part of Records of Gemini News Service

Report by Derek Ingram (Gemini editor) concerning the possibility of acquiring new subscribers for Gemini News Service in Trinidad, Tonga, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, South Africa, India, Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh and Malaysia, following his attendance at the Commonwealth Press Union conference in Hong Kong, October 1990.

Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agency
GEM/5/1/1/10 · File · 1966-1993
Part of Records of Gemini News Service

Correspondence concerning subscriptions and potential subscriptions to Gemini News Service as well as usage surveys, requests for contributing writers, offers of articles, correspondence relating to a suggested Commonwealth information conference, copies of newspapers, maps, foreign trip itineries and requests for country information from High Commissions, produced by newspapers, magazines, press agencies, research centres, television stations, government departments and NGOs from the Crribean (1966-1993), including The Advocate, The Bermuda Press Ltd., The Royal Gazette Ltd., Grenada Publishers Ltd., West Indian Publishing Co. Ltd., Cayman Daily Compass, Guyana Publications Ltd., 21st Century Communications Ltd., Guyana Chronicle, Guyana National Newspapers Ltd., Guyana High Commission, Guyana Graphic, Jamaica's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Gleaner, The Star, The Natal Witness, University of the West Indies, Caribbean Contact, The Governor of the Cayman Islands, Office of the Adviser on Information and Broadcasting in the Seychelles, The Royal Gazetter & Mid-Ocean News, High Commission for Antigua & Barbuda, The Nation, ODA Corporation, Tribune Publications Limited, Jamaica Institute of Political Education, Nassau Guardian, The Grand Bahama Sun, Jamaica Resort Hotels, Caribbean News Agency, Voice of St Lucia, Nevis Daily Bulletin, The Workers Voice, The West Indian, Nevis Daily Bulletin, Trinidad Express Newspapers Ltd., Sunday Guardian, The Trinidad Guardian, Trinidad Evening News, Trinidad Publishing Co. Ltd., Barbados Advocate, Thomson Newspapers, The Bahamas Tribune,

Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agency
GUA/6/9/1/1/T · Sub-series · c1960-c2000
Part of Records of the Guardian newspaper

Prints by Guardian/Observer photographers.

Box 1
Taiwan
Tanks
Tapestry
Tarot: Cards
Tattoos
Taxation: General
Taxation: Poll Tax: Trafalgar Square Riots - 1990
Taxation: VAT
Taxidermists
Taxis: Protests & Demonstrations
Tea
Technology - includes Alternative Technology
Telecommunications: British Telecom Privatisation

Box 2
Telecommunications: British Telecom (& Concert)
Telecommunications: Satellites
Telecommunications
Telecommunications: British Telecom: Labour
Telecommunications: Satellites: Goonhilly Down Tracking Station
Telephones: Exchanges
Telephones: General
Telephones: Kiosks
Telephones: Mercury
Telephones: Telephone Tapping
Telescopes
Telescopes: Herstmonceux
Telescopes: Hubble
Telescopes: Jodrell Bank
Television: Abroad
Television: Advertising
Television: Broadcasting
Television: Cable TV: General
Television: Cable: Live TV
Television: Carlton Television
Television: Channel One
Television: Channel 4
Television: Channel 5

Box 3
Television: Companies
Television: Closed Circuit
Television: Children's TV (inc TV Presenters)
Television: Commercial
Television: DigitaL
Television: Franchise Debate
Television: General
Television: News
Television: Plays: A - F
Television Programmes: A - B
Television Programmes: Breakfast TV
Television Programmes: E
Television Programmes: F
Television Programmes: H
Television Programmes: L - R
Television Programmes: G
Television: Studios

Box 4
Television: Sets
Television: Satellite TV
Television Programmes: Jimmy's
Television Programmes: It's a Knockout
Television Programmes: Eldorado
Television Programmes: Documentaries
Television Programmes: Crossroads
Television Programmes: TV-am
Television Programmes: S - V
Television Programmes: W - Z
Television Programmes: L - R File 2
Television: Transmission
Television: Viewers
Terrorism: General
Textile Industry
Textile Industry: Labour
Textile Industry: Labour: Strikes and Demonstrations

Box 5
Thatching
Theatre: Auditions
-----(Oliver, 3 prints, Martin Argles, 1996)
-----(Tommy, 2 prints, David Sillitoe, 1995)
-----(Oliver, Hackney Empire, 3 prints, Graham Turner, 1994)
Theatre: Actors And Actresses
-----(No Sex Please, We're British, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1981)
-----(Aspirant star auditioning for Sondheim, 1 print, Denis Thorpe, 1990)
-----(RADA Foursome, aspiring actresses, 1 print, 1988)
-----(Two Dogs and Freedom, 1 print, Graham Turner, 1988)
-----(Me and Roza, Sheridan family auditioning, Her Majesty's Theatre, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1984)
-----(No Sex Please, We're British, Equity Protest March, 2 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1979)
-----(Equity Talks, 1 print, Martin Argles, 1983)
-----(Play Extinct, Young Vic, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1983)
-----(Black actors, 2 prints, Peter Johns, 1980)
-----(RADA Most Promising Actor and Actress of the Year, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1976)
-----(The Dark Horse, Comedy Theatre, London, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1978)
-----(RADA Top Students, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1978)
-----(Launch of Who's Who paperback edition, National Theatre, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1978)
-----(Chichester Festival Theatre, 1 print, Kenneth Saunders, 1978)
-----(RADA Ronson Awards, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1977)
-----(Actors from Van der Valk and The Sweeney, 1 print, Peter Johns, nd)
-----(Groups of actors holding large bundles of papers, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1975)
-----(IOU Theatre, Brighton, 1 print, Roger Bamber, 1994)
Theatre: Amateur Dramatics
-----(Croydon Operatic and Dramatic Society, 4 prints, Kippa Matthews, 1996)
Theatre: Musicals: B
-----(Brasil Tropical, Theatre Royal, Drury lane, 4 prints, Peter Johns, 1979)
-----(Buddy Holly Story, 1 print, Sean Smith, 1994)
-----(Buddy Holly Story, 2 prints, Graham Turner, Frank Martin, 1989)
-----(Boum!, Greenwood Theatre, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1975)
Theatre: Musicals: Bar Mitzvah Boy
-----(Her Majesty's Theatre, 4 prints, Peter Johns, 1978)
Theatre: Musicals: Carousel
-----(Royal Exchange, 7 prints, Denis Thorpe, 1984)
Theatre: Musicals: Cats
-----(New London Theatre, 5 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1981)
-----(5 prints, Graham Turner, 1996)
-----(Cats and Crazy For You, SWET Exhibition at National Theatre, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1993)
Theatre: Musicals: C - D
-----(Chorus Line, Drury Lane, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1977)
-----(Cats, 4 prints, Graham Turner, 1996)
-----(Cavalcade, Sadler's Wells, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, nd)
-----(Crazy For You, 10 prints, Graham Turner, 1995)
Theatre: Musicals: Chicago
-----(Cambridge Theatre, 5 prints, Peter Johns, 1979)
Theatre: Musicals: Chicago: 1997
-----(10 prints, Graham Turner, 1997)
Theatre: Musicals: E - F
-----(The Frogs, Brentford, 1 print, Alan Reevell, 1990)
-----(Fire Angel, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1977)
Theatre: Musicals: G - H
-----(The Great American Backstage Musical, 6 prints, Frank Martin, 1978)
Theatre: Musicals: I - J
-----(Ipi Tombi, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1976)
Theatre: Musicals: K - L
-----(Les Miserables, rehearsals, Albert Hall, David SIllitoe, 1995)
-----(Kes, rehearsals, 4 prints, Denis Thorpe, nd)
-----(Jean Seberg, National Theatre, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1983)
-----(Le Grand Magic Circus, 4 prints, Peter Johns, 1979)
Theatre: Musicals: Guys and Dolls
-----(1 print, Frank Martin, 1990)
Theatre: Musicals: O - P
-----(Oklahoma, 4 prints, Graham Turner, 1998)
-----(Oliver, auditions, London Palladium, 1 print, Martin Argles, 1996)
Theatre: Musicals: Rocky Horror Show
-----(Prince Charles Cinema, 4 prints, Kippa Matthews, 1996)
Theatre: Musicals: S - T
-----(Mzumba rehearsal, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1979)
-----(The Seven Deadly Sins, Coliseum, 4 prints, Peter Johns, 1978)
Theatre: Musicals: West Side Story
-----(Bradford, 13 prints, Denis Thorpe, 1988)
Theatre: Music Halls
-----(Talent at the Hackney Empire, 5 prints, Sean Smith, 1991)
-----(Wiltons Music Hall buildings, Graces Alley London, 3 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1977)
-----(Wiltons Music Hall, 3 prints, Peter Johns, 1967)
-----(Wiltons Music Hall, Stepney, London, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1990)
Theatre: Pantomimes (colour)
-----(Pantomime Cow Convention, Trafalgar Square, 5 prints, Graham Turner, nd)
-----(Madcap Project, React Theatre Company, Wolverton, Milton Keynes, 2 prints, Tom Jenkins, 1997)
Theatre: Pantomimes: 1979 - 83
-----(Peter Pan, Connaught Theatre, Worthing, Sussex, 3 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1979)
-----(Cinderella, Hammersmith, 2 prints, Martin Argles, 1980)
-----(Snow Shoe Shuffle, Riverside Studios, 3 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1981)
-----(Jack and the Beanstalk, 3 prints, Garry Weaser, 1983)
Theatre: Pantomimes: 1983 -
-----(Snow White, Epsom - 3 prints, Alan Reevel, 1993)
-----(Sleeping Beauty - 1 print, Henrietta Butler, 1993)
-----(Derby Playhouse Panto , 3 prints, Sean Smith, 1990)
-----(Pied Piper, South Bank, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1987)
-----(Frank Bruno and Roly-Polys, 1 print, Alan Reevel, 1989)

Box 6
Theatre: Musicals: A
-----(Assassins, Stephen Sondheim, Library Theatre, Manchester, 1 print, Don McPhee, 1993)
-----(After Shave, Apollo Theatre, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1977)
Theatre: Musicals: Annie
-----(Victoria Palace, London, 2 prints, E. Hamilton West, 1978)
Theatre: Children's Theatre
-----(Thunderbirds, 1 print, 1989)
-----(5 prints, Don McPhee, nd)
-----(Bugsy Malone, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1983)
-----(Bugsy Malone auditions, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1983)
-----(Polka - The Children's Theatre, 4 prints, Peter Johns, 1979)
Theatre: Companies: Bubble Theatre Company
-----(Stan Bolovan and the Stupid Dragon, Polehill Adventure Playground, Hillingdon, open air performance, 2 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1977)
Theatre: Companies: General
-----(Cabrini Green Free Street Theatre, 1 print, Martin Argles, 1987)
-----(Sizwe Theatre Company, 3 prints, Frank Baron, 1995)
-----(Suicide of Love, Japanese Theatre Company, National Theatre, 2 prints, Frank Martin, 1989)
-----(Actors Touring Company, 4 prints, Garry Weaser, 1983)
-----(Forced Entertainment, 1 print, Don McPhee, 1995)
-----(Greek Arts Theatre, Sadler's Wells, 2 prints, Frank Martin, nd)
-----(Chicago, Crucible Theatre Company, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1978)
-----(Prospect Theatre Company, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1977)
-----(Amazons, Actors Company, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1976)
-----(Ronson Boys' Club Theatre, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1972)
-----(Jentayn, Malaysian Theatre Production, Shaw Theatre, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1981)
-----(Sganarelle, four Moliere farces, American Repertory Theatre, 1 print, Richard Feldman, 1982)
-----(Old New Year, Moscow Arts Theatre, 4 prints, Denis Thorpe, nd)
-----(H of Wayland Drama Group, 7 prints, Nobby Clark, nd)
-----(Response Theatre, 23 prints, Don McPhee, 1990)
-----(Bramley Stop Theatre Group, Leeds, 1 print, Denis Thorpe, 1988)
-----(The Edge, Trestle Theatre Company, 1 print, 1990)
-----(Ex-Offenders, Clean Break Theatre Company, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1997)
-----(Macbeth, New Shakespeare Company, Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park, 2 prints, Allan Reevell, 1991)
-----(The Importance of eing Ernest, Byfleet Players Amateur Dramatics, 5 prints, Frank Martin, 1991)
-----(A Midsummer Night's Dream, Footsbarn Company, Footsbarn Travelling Theatre, Highbury Fields, 2 prints, David Sillitoe, 1991)
-----(Cast of LAPD, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1991)
-----(The Old Laundry Theatre, Bowness-on-Windermere, Denis Thorpe, nd)
-----(The Albany Players, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1975)
-----(Greese Theatre Company, Norwich Prison, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1993)
-----(Chicken Shed Theatre Group, 1 print, Graham Turner, 1988)
-----(Trouble and Strife, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1988)
-----(Puss In Boots and Svejk, by Trouble and Strife and Cambridge Women's Theatre Group, 7 prints, E. Hamilton West, 1985)
-----(The Trickster, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1982)
-----(Palestinian Theatre Group, 3 prints, Martin Argles, 1985)
-----(Welfare State Theatre Company, Barrow-in-Furness, 1 print, Don McPhee, 1987)
-----(Gor Hoi - Crossing the Water, South East Asian Arts Project, Shadwell Basin, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1987)
-----(New Earth, Kufena, Nigeria, at Riverside, LIFT, 3 prints, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1987)
-----(Joint Stock Theatre Company, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1977)
-----(Faint Carols of the Horn, Chol Theatre Company, Dunham Massey Hall, Altrincham, Cheshire, 1 print, Chistopher Thomond, 1992)
-----(Horse and Bamboo Theatre, Rossendale, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1994)
-----(Reduced Shakespeare Company, Lillian Bayliss Theatre, London, 2 prints, Sean Smith, 1990)
-----(Tara Arts Group, 3 prints, Frank Martin, 1986)
-----(Blast Theatre Company, 1 print, Sean Smith, 1998)
Theatre: Companies: Hull Truck Company
-----(5 prints, Nobby Clark, nd)
-----(Dreams, 3 prints, Denis Thorpe, nd)
Theatre: Companies: Kabuki Company from Japan
-----(Sadler's Wells, 4 prints, Peter Johns, 1977)
Theatre: Companies: Lindsay Kemp Theatre Co.
-----(Roundhouse, 4 prints, Peter Johns, 1977)
Theatre: Companies: National Youth Theatre
-----(Protest to Arts Council, 1 print, Kenneth Saunders, 1981)
-----(Cast of Coriolanus, Shaw Theatre London, 2 prints, Kenneth Saunders, nd)
-----(Rehearsals, 2 prints, Peter Johns, 1977)
-----(The Petticoat Rebellion, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1973)
-----(The Lord of Misrule, Shaw Theatre, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1975)
Theatre: Companies: Royal Court
-----(Women and Sisters, Royal Court Young People's Theatre, 6 prints, Graham Turner, 1986)
-----(Young Activists, 16 prints, Martin Argles, 1979)
Theatre: Companies: Royal Shakespeare
-----(RSC building, Stratford, 1 print, Graham Turner, 1998)
-----(Stratford souvenirs, 1 print, Sean Smith, 1993)
-----(Actresses learn art of painting pottery for their parts, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1991)
-----(Theatre in the Round, Stratford, 3 prints, Don McPhee, 1976)
-----(RSC sponshorship deal and press conference, 2 prints, Martin Argles, 1987)
-----(Last curtain call for RSC before leaving for Barbican for winter, 1 print, Martin Argles, 1990)
-----(Wigmaking department, 2 prints, Denis Thorpe, nd)
-----(RSC designer?, Peter Pullinger and model of set, 1 print, Denis Thorpe, nd)
-----(RSC Warehouse Donmar Theatre, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1978)
Theatre: Companies: The Welfare State Theatre Group
-----(Welfare State International, Commonwealth Institute, 3 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1985)
-----([Barrabas], 12 prints, Denis Thorpe, 1977)
Theatre: Costumes & Design
-----(Iris by Mascagni, The Holland Park Theatre, 2 prints, John W Rogers (Agency), 1997)
-----(Jens Cole, finalist in the Linbury Award for Stage Design, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1995)
-----(Kathakali Dancers, stage design, Palace Theatre, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1994)
-----(Royal National Theatre, Charity Costume Auction, 1 print, Martin Godwin, 1996)
-----(Tosca, costume measurement for extra, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1991)
Theatre: Drama Festivals: General
-----(Much Ado About Nothing, Oxford Stage Company, Arundel Castle, West Sussex, 1 print, Roger Bamber, 1992)
Theatre: Drama Festivals: Settle
-----(Settle Amateur Drama Festival, 6 prints, Don McPhee, 1974)
Theatre: General
-----(National Trust Players, Clandon Park, Guildford, Surrey, 3 prints, E. Hamilton West, 1980)
-----(Inter-Action Studio, 3 prints, Peter Johns, 1980)
-----(Royal Variety Performance Rehearsals, London palladium, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1980)
-----(International Turkish Players, Old Vic, 2 prints, Frank Martin, 1978)
-----(Chinese Acrobatic Theatre, Royal Albert Hall, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1978)
-----(The Monkey King, Chinese Play Association, Liverpool, 2 prints, Denis Thorpe, 1976)
-----(Dirty Linen, 1 print, Kenneth Saunders, 1978)
-----(Royal Shakespeare Company's Kids' Christmas Show, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1978)
-----(Aerial Ambience, Offstage, 1 print, Christopher Thomond, nd)
-----(Women's Theatre Group, Merseyside, 12 prints, Don McPhee, nd)
-----(Big Sky Workers, The Citizens Theatre, Glasgow, 8 prints, Murdo Macleod, 1995)
-----(Japanese Ondeko-Za group, Sadler's Wells Theatre, London, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1977)
-----(Bright Sparks Stage School, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1993)
-----(Out In The Open, Orange Treet Theatre, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1994)
-----(Shakespeare Country, Nomad Players, Surrey, 1 print, Alan Reevell, 1993)
-----(Demonstration, Manchester, 1 print, Don McPhee, 1993)
-----(The Orchestra by Jean Anouilh, in front of Albert Memorial, London, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1975)
-----(Photograph of theatre stage, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1979)
-----(Titus Andronicus Workshop, 1 print, Graham Turner, 1995)
-----(Coventry Herod, Lamda Group, Southwark Cathedral, London, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1972)
-----(Bright Star, 2 prints, David Sillitoe, 1990)
-----(The Ship, Glasgow, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1990)
-----(Writers Forum at Royal Court, question from the audience, 1 print, John Wildgoose, 1985)
-----(Demonstration, Lyceum Theatre, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1986)
-----(Stage Door, Liverpool Empire, 1 print, Don McPhee, 1998)
Theatre: Labour: Strikes And Disputes
-----(Hammersmith Needs Riverside', 1 print, Martin Argles, 1982)
-----(Equity Protest March, London, 1 print, Kenneth Saunders, 1975)
-----(Picket Line, National Theatre, 5 prints, E. Hamilton West and Peter Johns, 1979)
-----(Equity Protest, Howard and Wyndham offices, Wardour Street, 2 prints, Peter Johns, 1977)
-----(National Theatre Strike, pickets and stage door, 2 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1977)
-----(Cast of Hair march from Shaftesbury Theatre to Queen's Theatre, 4 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1974)
-----(Cast of Hair give open air performance, Shaftesbury Theatre, 3 prints, Peter Johns, 1973)
-----(Demonstration, London Palladium, 2 prints, Peter Johns, 1973)
-----(Demonstration by actors from Hair, 1 print, Kenneth Saunders, 1973)
Theatre: Street Theatre
-----(Mummers, Marshfield, Gloucestershire, 2 prints, Frank Martin, 1972)

Box 7
Theatre: Plays: B: 1994 -
-----(The Big Picnic, Harland and Wolff Shipyard, Glasgow, 1 print, Nobby Clark, 1994)
Theatre: Plays: C: 1971 - 1980
-----(The Caretaker, Greenwich, 2 prints, Peter Johns, 1977)
-----(Cherry Orchard, Royal Exchange, 2 prints, Denis Thorpe, 1979)**
Theatre: Plays: C: 1982 - 83
Theatre: Plays: C: 1985 - 86
-----(Country Dancing, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1986)
-----(The Confederacy, , Vanbrugh Theatre, RADA, 3 prints, Graham Turner, 1985)
Theatre: Plays: C: 1987
-----(The Cabinet Minister, Royal Exchange, Manchester, 2 prints, Don McPhee, 1987)
Theatre: Plays: C: 1991
-----(Caesar and Cleopatra, Greenwich Theatre, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1992)
-----(Curse of the Starving Class, Barbican, London, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1991)
-----(Crime and Punishment, Norwich Prison, 1 print, Martin Argles, 1991)
Theatre: Plays: C: 1992 - 93
-----(The Cabinet Minister, 3 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1991)-Theatre: Plays: C: 1994
-----(The Count of Monte Cristo, Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, 3 prints, Denis Thorpe, 1994
-----(The Clandestine Marriage, Queen's Theatre, 5 prints, Edmond Tompkinson, 1994)
-----(Children's Hour, National Theatre, 3 prints, Frank Martin, 1994)
-----(A Christmas Carol, Royal Shakepseare Company, Barbican Theatre, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1994)
-----(A Christmas Carol, The Old Vic, 2 prints, Graham Turner, 1993)
Theatre: Plays: D: 1976 - 1980
-----(Da, Greenwich Theatre, 4 prints, Peter Johns, 1979)
Theatre: Plays: D: 1984 - 87
-----(Dracula, 1 print, Martin Argles, 1985)
Theatre: Plays: D: 1989
-----(Film Studio Museum Moscow, 1 print, Denis Thorpe, nd)
Theatre: Plays: D: 1991
-----(Daldrey, Stephen, Gate Theatre, Notting Hill, 1 print, Graham Turner, 1991)
Theatre: Plays: D: 1992 - 94
-----(Doctor Faustus, Greenwich, 4 prints, Graham Turner, 1993)
-----(Duckhouse Indomitable, Dunham Manticore Follies, 1 print, Don McPhee, 1994)
-----(Dog Eat Dog, Stratford East, 2 prints, Garry Weaser, 1994)
-----(The Desire Paths, Royal Court, 1 print, Henrietta Butler, 1993)
-----(Dearly Beloved, Hampstead Theatre, 3 prints, David Sillitoe, 1993)
-----(Drowning, Young Vic, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1992)
Theatre: Plays: E: 1975 - 79
-----(Endgame, Open Space, 2 prints, E. Hamilton West, 1978)
-----(Epsom Downs, Roundhouse, 4 prints, Peter Johns, 1977)
-----(The Ecstasy of Rita Joe, Hampstead, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), nd)
Theatre: Plays: E: 1992 - 94
-----(An Evening With Gary Lineker, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1991)
Theatre: Plays: F: 1989
-----(The Fatherland, 1 print, Nobby Clark, nd)
Theatre: Plays: F: 1992 - 94
-----(Forced Entertainment, performance art, 3 prints, David Sillitoe, 1994)
Theatre: Plays: G: 1966 - 1980
-----(The Greeks, Royal Shakespeare Company, 2 prints, Peter Johns, 1979)
-----(The Gingerbread Man, The Old Vic, 2 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1977)
-----(Good Person, Greenwich, 2 prints, Peter Johns, 1977)
Theatre: Plays: G: 1981 - 84
-----(The Government Interpretor, Royal Exchange, 1 print, Denis Thorpe, nd)
Theatre: Plays: G: 1990
-----(Glad, Unity Chapel, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1990)
Theatre: Plays: G: 1992 - 94
-----(Griselidis, Guildhall School of Music, 2 prints, Graham Turner, 1993)
-----Goblin Market, Trestle Theatre Company, Queen Elizabeth Hall, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1994)
Theatre: Plays: H: 1973 - 79
-----(Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, ICA, 2 prints, Frank Martin, 1979)
-----(The Hottest Bet in Town, Theatre Royal, Stratford East, 7 prints, Peter Johns, 1978)
Theatre: Plays: H: 1984 - 86
-----(Hard Life, Tricycle Theatre, 2 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1986)
Theatre: Plays: H: 1992 - 93
-----(Hush, 3 prints, Martin Argles, 1992)
-----(Hamlet, The Roaring Girls, 2 prints, E. Hamilton West, 1992)
-----(Hamlet, Donmar Warehouse, 2 prints, E. Hamilton West, 1993)
-----(Hot Stuff, 3 prints, Frank Martin, 1993)
Theatre: Plays: H: 1994
-----(Hamlet, Gielgud Theatre, 2 prints, Tom Jenkins, 1994)
-----(Hanka/Hauka?, 1 print, Murdo Macleod, 1994)
-----(Hidden J, Forced Entertainment, ICA, London, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1994)
Theatre: Plays: H: 1995
-----(Hamlet, Donmar Warehouse, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1993)
-----(Hamlet, The Almeida Theatre, 1 print, Sean Smith, 1995)
-----(Hansel and Gretel, Lyric, Hammersmith, 2 prints, Frank Martin, 1995)
Theatre: Plays: I: 1973 - 79
-----(Ivanov, Old Vic, 3 prints, Frank Martin, 1978)
Theatre: Plays: I: 1993
-----(Inside the Firm, 4 prints, Alan Reevell, 1994)

Box 8
Theatre: Plays: J: 1980
-----(Julius Caesar, York Theatre Royal Company, 2 prints, Don McPhee, nd)
-----(The Jeweller's Shop, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1982)
Theatre: Plays: J: 1992
-----(Juno and the Paycock, 2 prints, David Sillitoe, 1993)
-----(Grand Kabuki, 2 prints, David Sillitoe, 1991)
-----(Japanese Puppet Festival, 2 prints, David Sillitoe, 1991)
Theatre: Plays: K: 1975 - 79
-----(King Lear, Prospect at the Old Vic, 2 prints, Peter Johns, 1978)
-----(Kings and Clowns, 4 prints, Peter Johns, 1978)
Theatre: Plays: K: 1992 - 94
-----(Kindertransport, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1993)
-----(King Lear, Prospect at the Old Vic, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1978)
-----(A Killing Passion, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1992)
Theatre: Plays: L: 1975 - 1980
-----(Last of the Red Hot Lovers, 1 print, Denis Thorpe, 1978)
Theatre: Plays: L: 1987 - 88
Theatre: Plays: L: 1992 - 93
-----(The Life of Stuff, Donmar Warehouse, Covent Garden, 4 prints, John Robertson, 1993)
Theatre: Plays: M: 1982 - 83
-----(Moby Dick, Royal Exchange, 2 prints, Denis Thorpe, 1983)
Theatre: Plays: M: 1989
-----(A Man With Connections, 3 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1989)
Theatre: Plays: M: 1990
-----(The Maids, Royal Shakespeare Company, The Pit, 1 print, Nobby Clark, nd)
-----(A Midsummer Night's Dream, 2 prints, Graham Turner, 1990)
Theatre: Plays: M: 1991
-----(Medea, Lilian Baylis Theatre, 1 print, Kenneth Saunders, 1992)
Theatre: Plays: M: 1992 - 93
-----(My Girl - A Love Story, Theatre Royal, Stratford East, 1 print, Nobby Clark, nd)
-----(Moby Dick, Piccadilly Theatre, 2 prints, Graham Turner, 1992)
-----(Misogynist, Assembly Rooms, 1 print, David SIllitoe, 1992)
-----(Mahabharat, 1 print, Don McPhee, 1992)
Theatre: Plays: M: 1994
-----(Macbeth, Thirty Minute Theatre, 2 prints, Don McPhee, 1994)
-----(Mousetrap, St Martins, 1 print, Graham Turner, 1994)
Theatre: Plays: N: 1974 - 83
-----(The Lollops, The Young Vic, 2 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1983)
-----(Norman Is That You?, Phoenix Theatre, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1997)
Theatre: Plays: N: 1992 - 94
-----(900 Oneonta, 3 prints, Martin Argles, 1994)
Theatre: Plays: A: 1994
-----(Armstrong's Last Goodnight, 4 prints, David Sillitoe, 1994)
Theatre: Plays: B: 1975 - 1980
-----(The Birthday Party, 2 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1975)
Theatre: Plays: B: 1981 - 1983
-----(Buried Treasure, Tricycle Theatre, 2 prints, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1983)
-----(Blood Brothers, Lyric Theatre, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), nd)
-----(The Beautiful Part of Myself, Watford Palace, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1983)
-----(Bahadur Kalarin, Naya Theatre of India, Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, 2 prints, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1983)
-----(Bad Language, Hampstead Theatre, 2 prints, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1983)
-----(Beyond the 'A'penny Steps, Tricycle Theatre, 3 prints, 1983)
-----(Beethoven's Tenth, Vaudeville Theatre, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1983)
-----(Bedroom Farce, 1 print, 1983)
-----(Berlin Berlin, Donmar Warehouse, 2 prints, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1983)
-----(Bedsitting Room II, Gate at Latchmere, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), nd)
-----(Beau Monde, I.C.A., Birth Plays, 2 prints, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1983)
-----(The Beggar's Opera, N.T. Cottesloe Theatre, 2 prints, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1982)
-----(By George, I.C.A., 2 prints, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1982)
-----(Bows and Arrows, Royal Court, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1982)
-----(Breach of the Peace, Bush Theatre, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1982)
-----(Berenice, Lyric Studio, Hammersmith, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1982)
-----(Bazaar and Rummage, Upstairs, Royal Court, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1982)
-----(Beautiful Dreamer, Greenwich Theatre, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1982)
-----(Back To Nature, New End Theatre, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1982)
-----(Bring Me Sunshine, Bring Me Smiles, Shaw Theatre, 2 prints, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1982)
-----(Blind Dancer, Tricycle Theatre, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1982)
-----(Brothers Karamazov, 2 prints, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1981)
-----(Blood on the Dole, Tricycle Theatre, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1981)
-----(Bartholomew Fair, Shaw Theatre, 2 prints, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1981)
-----(Born in the Gardens, Bristol Old Vic, 2 prints, Reg Wilson (Agency), nd)
-----(Britannicus, Lyric Studio, 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1981)
-----(Blood Pudding, I.C.A., 1 print, Douglas H. Jeffery (Agency), 1981)
Theatre: Plays: B: 1984 - 1986
-----(The Biko Inquest, Riverside Studios, 2 prints, Garry Weaser, 1984)
Theatre: Plays: B: 1987
-----(The Bluebird of Unhappiness, 1 print, The Royal Exchange, Manchester, 1 print, Don McPhee, 1987)
Theatre: Plays: B: 1992 - 93
-----(Bad Girl, Old Red Lion Islington, 3 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1992)
Theatre: Plays: A: 1987 (Alice in Wonderland only)
-----(5 prints, Garry Weaser, 1987)
Theatre: Plays: Fringe Theatre
-----(Kirkby Unemployed Centre, 1 print, Don McPhee, nd)
-----(Cunning Stunts, Tricycle Theatre, 6 prints, Peter Johns, 1980)
-----(Loot, Swaleside Prison, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1989)
-----(The Automat Dispute, North West Spanner Theatre Group, 1 print, Don McPhee, nd)
-----(Unicorn Theatre, Southwark, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1975)
-----(Ken Campbell's School for Clowns, Unicorn Theatre, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1975)
-----(Work of L. S. Lowry, The Shuttle Theatre Company, 2 prints, Don McPhee, 1976)
Theatre: Plays: Abroad 2
-----(The Three Sisters, Budapest, 4 prints, David Sillitoe, 1989)
-----(The Government Inspector, Budapest, 5 prints, 1989)
Theatre: General: File 2
-----(Man in vehicle with posters of The Provoked Wife, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1983)
-----(Man behind curtain with vacuum cleaners, 1 print, Martin Argles, nd)
-----(War and Peace, Edinburgh Festival, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1992)
-----(Group of people holding placards 'Act Now Save the Theatre Royal Plymouth, 1 print, 1993)
-----(State of Bewilderment, Cochrane Theatre, 1 print, 1993)
-----(Stage, Hackney Empire, 1 print, 1988)
-----(Shakespeare Reading, 1 print, 1989)
-----(West Yorkshire Playhouse, 1 print, Don McPhee, nd)
-----(National Trust Players, Clandon Park, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1980)
-----(Audience at Writer's Forum, 1 print, John Wildgoose, 1985)
-----(18th century daram, National Trust Theatre, National Portrait Gallery, 1 print, Martin Argles, 1983)
-----(RADA, set design, 1 print, Martin Argles, 1996)
-----(A Slave Market, Liverpool Job Centre, 2 prints, Don McPhee, nd)
-----(You The City, State Theatre, Covent Garden, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1989)
-----(Wilsden Empire, refurbished theatre, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1994)
-----(York Mystery Plays, York Minster, 3 prints, Don McPhee, nd)
-----(Oliver auditions, 2 prints, Frank Martin, 1994)
-----(Buxton Opera House, 1 print, Don McPhee, 1992)
-----(The Edge, Trestle Theatre Company, 1 print, 1990)
-----(Shaekspeare on Stilts, Manchester City of Drama, 1 print, Howard Barlow, 1994)
-----(The Witches, Duke of York's Theatre, London, 1 print, Sean Smith, 1992)
-----(Richard Knight and colleagues at drama school, 1 print, Graham Turner, 1994)
-----(Chinese Acrobatic Company, Coliseum, 4 prints, E. Hamilton West, 1984)
-----(Great Expectations, auditions, 3 prints, Martin Argles, 1984)
-----(Rock 'n' Roll Show, Astoria Theatre, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1983)
-----(Group of people sitting on a stage, 1 print, John Wildgoose, 1985)
-----(Macbeth, 1 print, Don McPhee, nd)
-----(Bright Sparks Stage School, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1993)
-----(Workshop at Lloyd's Bank, Lombard Street, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1993)
-----(Byfleet Players, 2 prints, Frank MArtin, 1991)
-----(Head of Ramses, Coliseum, Manchester, 1 print, Martin Argles, 1982)
-----(Performing Rights' Society Inspector, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1991)
-----(Roland Muldoon, Director, Hackney Empire, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1993)
-----(Holland Park Theatre, 2 prints, Martin Argles, 1993)
-----(Drama Workshop, National Portrait Gallery, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1986)
-----(Harmony Self Help Drama Group, 1 print, Graham Turner, 1987)
-----(Scene Dock, Prop Hire, 5 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1987)
-----(End Games, South Bank, 1 print, Kenneth Saunders, 1988)
-----(Turandot, The Royal Opera House, 1 print, Kenneth Saunders, 1991)

Box 9
Theatre: Plays: O: 1971 - 83
-----(Oedipus Trilogy, Oxford Playhouse, 4 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1983)
-----(Oi For England, 3 prints, Martin Argles, 1982)
-----(Overruled, Open Air Theatre, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1979)
-----(Once a Catholic, Royal Court Theatre, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1977)
Theatre: Plays: O: 1984-
-----(Orpheus Descending, Bath,1 print, David Sillitoes, 1988)
-----(Oedipus, 1 print, Martin Argles, 1988)
Theatre: Plays: O: 1992
-----(Once a Catholic, Tricycle Theatre, 2 prints, Alan Reevell, 1991)
Theatre: Plays: O: 1994
-----(Once On This Island, 2 prints, Sean Smith, 1994)
-----(Out In The Open, Orange Tree Theatre, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1994)
-----(Out of the House Walked a Man, N.T. Lytleton Theatre, 8 prints, Frank Martin 1994)
Theatre: Plays: P: 1972 - 1980
-----(The Passion of Dracula, Queen's Theatre, 3 prints, Peter Johns, 1978)
-----(The Picture of Dorian Gray, Greenwich, 3 prints, Peter Johns, 1975)
Theatre: Plays: P: 1981 - 83
-----(Philoctetes, Royal Exchange, 7 prints, Denis Thorpe, 1982)
Theatre: Plays: P: 1992 - 93
-----(Phantom of the Opera, 1 print, Graham Turner, 1991)
-----(Playboy of West Indies, 3 prints, 1993)
-----(Painting Churches, 1 print, Garry Weaser, 1992)
Theatre: Plays: P: 1994
-----(A Passionate Woman, 3 prints, Garry Weaser, 1994)
(Peer Gynt, Barbican, 6 prints, Martin Argles, 1994)
-----(Woman sitting with four schoolgirls having a picnic, 1 print, 1994)
Theatre: Plays: The Penny Whistle
-----(Hampstead Theatre, 4 prints, Peter Johns, 1977)
Theatre: Plays: R: 1974 - 1980
-----(Romeo and Juliet, The Theatre Royal, Newcastle, 1 print, Don McPhee, nd)
-----(A Respectable Wedding, 5 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1978)
-----(The Rivals, Royal Exchange Teatre, Manchester, 1 print, Denis Thorpe, 1976)
Theatre: Plays: R: 1981 - 83
-----(Romeo and Juliet, Royal Shakespeare Company, 6 prints, Don McPhee, 1983)
-----(Rosmersholm, 2 prints, Denis Thorpe, nd)
Theatre: Plays: R: 1990
-----(Racing Demon, National Theatre, 1 print, 1990)
Theatre: Plays: R: 1991
-----(Red Riding Hood, Bedfordshire's Arena Touring Theatre Company, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1991)
-----(The Revenger's Comedies, 1 print, Kenneth Saunders, 1991)
Theatre: Plays: R: 1992
-----(Richard III, Stratford, 3 prints, Frank Martin, 1992)
-----(Romeo and Juliet, Lyric Theatre, 2 prints, David Sillitoes, 1993)
-----(The Real Time, Lyric Theatre, 4 prints, 1993)
-----(The Road, 1 print, Kenneth Saunders, 1992)
Theatre: Plays: R: 1994
-----(Rutherford and Son, Cottisloe Theatre, 2 prints, David Sillitoe, 1994)
Theatre: Plays: Rehearsals
-----(Lady Di and Prince Charles, 1 print, E. Hamilton West, 1981)
-----(Cabrini Green Free Street Theatre, 4 prints, Martin Argles, 1987)
-----(The Confederacy, RADA, 1 print, Graham turner, 1984)
-----(Raising the Titanic, 6 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1983)
-----(Scrap, 2 prints, Don McPhee, 1982)
-----(Children of a Lesser God, 3 prints, Frank Martin, 1981)
-----(Elephant Man, 2 prints, Martin Argles, 1980)
-----(Short Sharp Shock, 4 prints, Peter Johns, 1980)
-----(Much Ado About Nothing, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1980)
-----(England, 4 prints, Kenneth Saunders, 1980)
-----(Fire Angel, Her Majesty's Theatre, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1977)
-----(The Crucible, 4 prints, Frank Martin, 1978)
-----(A Bomb in Brewery Street, 4 prints, Don McPhee, 1975)
-----(Dance Theatre of Harlem, 1 print, Denis Thorpe, 1976)
-----(Toynbee Theatre, London, 1 print, Frank Martin 1964)
-----(Alphabetical Order, Mayfair Theatre, 2 prints, Peter Johns, 1975)
Theatre: Plays: S: 1974 - 79
-----(Schweyk in the Second World War, Royal Shakespeare Company, Gulbenkian Studio, Newcastle, 2 prints, Don McPhee, nd)
-----(The Scheming Lieutenant, Maximus Actors Arena, Leicester Square, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1975)
-----(Seven Girls, Opera House, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1976)
-----(Soubrettes, Mercury Theatre West london, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1975)
-----(Six Characters in Search of an Author, Greenwich, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1979)
Theatre: Plays: S: 1980 - 82
-----(Split Britches, 1 print, Denis Thorpe, 1982)
-----(Summit Conference, 1 print, Martin Argles, 1982)
-----(A Short Sharp Shock, 1 print, Peter Johns, 1980)
Theatre: Plays: S: 1983 - 84
-----(Senseless, 1 print, 1983)
Theatre: Plays: S: 1989
-----(The Suicide, 5 prints, David Sillitoe, 1989)
Theatre: Plays: S: 1990
-----(Scenes from an Execution, 1 print, David Sillitoe, 1990)
-----(Saint Oscar, Hampstead, 2 prints, nd)
Theatre: Plays: S: 1991
-----(Slastic, El Tricicle, 1 print, Martin Argles, 1991)
-----(Sleeping Beauty, Moscow City Ballet, 2 prints, Graham Turner, 1991)
Theatre: Plays: S: 1992 - 93
-----(State of Bewilderment, State Theatre, 1 print, 1993)
-----(Squirrels, 1993)
Theatre: Plays: S: 1994
-----(Srebrenica, Tricycle Theatre Company, 2 prints, David Sillitoe, 1996)
-----(Salad Days, 40th anniversary, Bristol Old Vic, 1 print, Jeff Morgan)

Box 10
Theatre: Plays: T: 1972 - 79
-----(Twelfth Night, Regents Open Air Theatre, 1 print, Edward Hamilton West, 1979)
-----(The Taming of the Shrew, Aldwych Theatre, 2 prints, Peter Johns 1979)
-----(Travesties, 1 print, Frank Martin, 1974)
Theatre: Plays: T: 1982 - 83
-----(The Taming of the Shrew, Regent Park Theatre, 3 prints, Martin Argles 1982)
Theatre: Plays: T: 1990
-----(Thunderbirds, 1 print, Sean Smith 1989)
-----(The Touch, Bush Theatre, 3 prints, Nobby Clark 1990
Theatre: Plays: T: 1991
-----(Turandot (audition for the Prince of Persia at Wembley Arena), The Royal Opera House Production, 5 print, Garry Weaser 1991)
Theatre: Plays: T: 1992
-----(The Taming of the Shrew, Regents Park Open Air Theatre, 1 print, Frank Martin 1993)
Theatre: Plays: T: 1994
-----(True West, 4 prints, Frank Martin 1994)
Theatre: Plays: V: 1977
-----(Variations on the Merchant of Venis, 1 print, Open Space Theatre, Peter Johns 1977)
Theatre: Plays: V: 1984
-----(The Voysey Inheritance, 2 prints, Denis Thorpe 1984)
Theatre: Plays: W: 1980 - 83
-----(WCPC, Half Moon Theatre, 1 print, Martin Argles, 1982)
Theatre: Plays: W: 1988
-----(Women Overboard, Palace Theatre, Watford, 4 prints, Garry Weaser, 1988)
Theatre: Plays: W: 1992 - 94
-----(The Winters Tale, 5 prints, Alan Reevell)
Theatre: Plays: X - Z
-----(Ziegfeld Follies, 3 prints, Ian Swift, 1988)
Theatre: Stratford-Upon-Avon
Theatre: Revues
Theatre: Understudies
Theatres: Abroad
Theatres: Dressing Rooms
Theatres: London: Albery
Theatres: London: Almeida
Theatres: London: Criterion
Theatres: London: General
Theatres: London: Globe
Theatres: London: Hackney Empire*
Theatres: London: Lyric
Theatres: London: National Theatre: General
Theatres: London: National Theatre: Olivier

Box 11
Theatre: London: National Theatre: Lyttelton
Theatre: London: New London Theatre
Theatre: London: Old Vic
Theatre: London: Open Air Theatre
Theatre: London: Phoenix
Theatre: London: Playhouse - Charing Cross
Theatre: London: RoundHouse
Theatre: London: Stratford - Theatre Royal
Theatre: London: Sadler's Wells
Theatre: London: Savoy
Theatre: London: Shaftesbury
Theatre: London: Shaw
Theatre: London: Vaudeville
Theatre: Provincial: CLWYD
Theatre: Provincial: General
Theatre: Provincial: Glasgow
Theatre: Provincial: Liverpool
Theatre: Provincial: Manchester
Theatre: Provincial: Overground Theatre - Kingston
Theatre: Provincial: Plymouth
Theatre: Provincial: Sheffield
Theatre: Provincial: Leeds Playhouse
Tibet
Tibet: Chinese Occupation: General
Tightrope Walkers
Timber
Tin
Tin Mining
Tinkers (See also Gypsies)

Box 12
Tobacco
Tobacco: Cigar Smoking
Tobacco: Cigarette Smoking, Smoking and Health
Tobacco: Cigarette Smoking
Tobacco: Pipe Smoking
Tools
Torture
Torture: Forced Feeding
Tourists
Town Criers
Towns: Accrington
Towns: Aldeburgh
Towns: Alnmouth

Box 13
Towns: Alnwick
Towns: Arkwright
Towns: Ashbourne
Towns: Ashington
Towns: Ashton-Under-Lyne
Towns: Aylesbury
Towns: Bakewell
Towns: Barnard Castle
Towns: Barnsley
Towns: Barrow-in-Furness
Towns: Basildon
Towns: Basingstoke
Towns: Bath
Towns: Batley
Towns: Beaconsfield
Towns: Bedford
Towns: Birkenhead
Towns: Bilston
Towns: Birmingham: General
Towns: Birmingham: Handsworth
Towns: Birmingham: Rubery

Box 14
Towns: Birmingham: Saltley
Towns: Birmingham: Sparkbrook
Towns: Bishops Stortford
Towns: Blackburn
Towns: Blackpool
Towns: Bradford
Towns: Blyth
Towns: Bootle
Towns: Bolton
Towns: Boothorpe
Towns: Bournemouth
Towns: Bracknell
Towns: Brighton: Marina
Towns: Brighton: Royal Pavillion
Towns: Braintree

Box 15
Towns: Brighton
Towns: Brindle
Towns: Bristol
Towns: Broadstairs
Towns: Buckingham
Towns: Burford
Towns: Burnley
Towns: Bury
Towns: Bury-St -Edmunds
Towns: Buxton
Towns: Cambridge
Towns: Camelford
Towns: Canterbury
Towns: Carlisle
Towns: Castle Coombe
Towns: Cheltenham
Towns: Chester

Box 16
Towns: Chichester
Towns: Chippenham
Towns: Chipping Campden
Towns: Christchurch
Towns: Chorley
Towns: Cirencester
Towns: Clay Cross
Towns: Cleveland
Towns: Clitheroe
Towns: Colchester
Towns: Colne
Towns: Corby
Towns: Coventry
Towns: Crawley
Towns: Crewe
Towns: Croston
Towns: Croydon
Towns: Dagenham
Towns: Darlington
Towns: Dartmouth
Towns: Daventry
Towns: Deal
Towns: Delph
Towns: Denchworth
Towns: Derby

Box 17
Towns: Debenham
Towns: Doncaster
Towns: Dorchester
Towns: Dover
Towns: Dunwich
Towns: Dudley
Towns: Durham
Towns: Eastbourne
Towns: Ellesmere Port
Towns: Elsecar
Towns: Ely
Towns: Exmouth
Towns: Folkestone
Towns: Frinton
Towns: Frome
Towns: Fulneck
Towns: Gateshead
Towns: Glastonbury
Towns: Gloucester
Towns: Grantham
Towns: Great Yarmouth
Towns: Grimsby
Towns: Guildford
Towns: Halifax
Towns: Hampton
Towns: Harlow
Towns: Harrogate
Towns: Hartlepool

Box 18
Towns: Haverhill
Towns: Hay On Wye
Towns: Hebden Bridge
Towns: Hemel Hempstead
Towns: Henley
Towns: Hereford
Towns: Hertford
Towns: Hexham
Towns: Hunslet
Towns: Hove
Towns: Huddersfield
Towns: Hull
Towns: Huntingdon
Towns: Ipswich
Towns: Jarrow
Towns: Keswick
Towns: Killingworth
Towns: Kendal
Towns: King's Lynn
Towns: Knutsford
Towns: Lancaster
Towns: Latchington
Towns: Leamington Spa
Towns: Ledbury
Towns: Leeds

Box 19
Towns: Leigh
Towns: Leicester
Towns: Lewes
Towns: Lichfield
Towns: Lincoln
Towns: Littleborough
Towns: Littlehampton
Towns: Liverpool (Croxteth)
Towns: Liverpool (Edge Hill)
Towns: Liverpool (General)
Towns: Liverpool (Housing)
Towns: Liverpool (St. George's Hall)
Towns: Liverpool (The Piggeries)
Towns: Liverpool (Toxteth)
Towns: Lowestoft
Towns: Ludlow

Box 20
Towns: Luton
Towns: Lyme Regis
Towns: Lytham St. Anne's
Towns: Macclesfield
Towns: Malmesbury
Towns: Manchester
Towns: Manchester (Ancoats)
Towns: Manchester (Housing)
Towns: Manchester (Moss Side)
Towns: Manchester (Urban Desolation)
Towns: Margate
Towns: Maryport
Towns: Matlock

Box 21
Towns: Middlesborough
Towns: Milford Haven
Towns: Millom
Towns: Milton Keynes
Towns: Morecambe
Towns: Nelson
Towns: New Brighton
Towns: Newcastle
Towns: Newcastle-Under-Lyme
Towns: Newhaven
Towns: Newmarket
Towns: Newbury
Towns: Northampton
Towns: Norton Bavant
Towns: Norwich
Towns: Nottingham

Box 22
Towns: Oldham
Towns: Oundle
Towns: Oxford
Towns: Penrith
Towns: Peterborough
Towns: Plymouth
Towns: Pontefract
Towns: Pontypridd
Towns: Port Sunlight
Towns: Portsmouth
Towns: Ramsbottom
Towns: Preston
Towns: Rainham
Towns: Reading
Towns: Reigate
Towns: Rhyl
Towns: Rochdale
Towns: Rochester
Towns: Rotherham

Box 23
Towns: Rugby
Towns: Runcorn
Towns: Rutland
Towns: Rye
Towns: Saffron Walden
Towns: St. Albans
Towns: St. Helens
Towns: St. Ives
Towns: Salford
Towns: Salisbury
Towns: Saltaire
Towns: Scarborough
Towns: Scunthorpe
Towns: Seacombe
Towns: Settle
Towns: Shipston-On-Stour
Towns: Shrewsbury
Towns: Skelmersdale
Towns: Skipton
Towns: Slough
Towns: Smethwick
Towns: Solihull
Towns: Southampton
Towns: South Kirby
Towns: South Shields
Towns: Southend
Towns: Southwold
Towns: South Woodham

Box 24
Towns: Southport
Towns: Stafford
Towns: Stamford (Lincs.)
Towns: Stevenage
Towns: Stockport
Towns: Stoke-On-Trent
Towns: Stratford-Upon-Avon
Towns: Street
Towns: Sunderland
Towns: Swaffham
Towns: Swindon
Towns: Tamworth
Towns: Tavistock
Towns: Telford
Towns: Thetford
Towns: Thirsk
Towns: Todmorden
Towns: Torquay
Towns: Towcester
Towns: Truro
Towns: Tunbridge Wells

Box 25
Towns: Tunstall
Towns: Uckfield
Towns: Uttoxeter
Towns: Uxbridge
Towns: Walsall
Towns: Waltham Abbey
Towns: Wakefield
Towns: Walthamstow
Towns: Warrington
Towns: Warwick
Towns: Wells-Next-The-Sea
Towns: Welwyn Garden City
Towns: Wem
Towns: Weston-Super-Mare
Towns: Weymouth
Towns: Whitby
Towns: Whitehaven
Towns: Widnes
Towns: Wisbech
Towns: Witney
Towns: Windemere
Towns: Woking
Towns: Wolverhampton
Towns: Worcester
Towns: Workington
Towns: Worthing
Towns: York

Box 26
Toys: Teddy Bears
Toys: Dolls: Action Man
Toys: Dolls: Barbie
Toys: Dolls Houses
Toys: General - 1
Toys: General - 2
Toys: Labour
Toys: Lego
Toys: Model Cars
Toys: War Toys
Toys: Yo-yos
Traction Engines
Trade Union Banners
Trade Union Congress: Strikes and Demonstrations
Trade Union Congress: Women's TUC
Trade Unions: General
Trade Unions: Industrial Relations Act (Strikes And Protests) (1972)
Trade Unions: Industrial Relations Act (Strikes And Protests) (1980)
Trade Unions: Tolpuddle Martyrs
Trading Stamps
Trams

Box 27
Transport: General
Transport: Passenger Fares
Transvestism
Treasure
Treasury
Trees
Trees: Bonsai
Trees: Dutch Elm Disease
Trees: Tree Planting
Trinidad And Tobago
Trooping The Colour
Truffles
Tunisia: General
Tunnels
Turkey: General
Turkey: Istanbul
Turkey: Kurds
Turkey: Pictures By Brian Crook
Turkey: Politics
Turkey: Politics (Riots And Demonstrations)
Turkey: Travel (Pictures By A.K.C.)
Typewriters
Creator: The Guardian; Picture Desk; London Picture Library

GEM · Fonds · 1965-2008

Records of Gemini News Service, 1966-2008. Includes articles; original graphics; promotional material; photographs for articles; photographs of staff and correspondents; newspaper cuttings; management files; financial records, including reports and accounts and lists of expenditure; correspondent files; project files and correspondence with subscribers.

Administrative/Biographical history: Gemini News Service, founded in 1967, was a pioneering independent news service specialising in the field of international and development journalism. Gemini aimed to improve the exchange of news coverage between the developed and the developing world and to change traditional patterns of news where by news agencies used journalists from developed countries to report on the affairs of developing countries.

The principle founder and editor of Gemini (1967-1993) was Derek Ingram. Prior to the foundation of Gemini, Ingram had established himself as a successful Fleet Street journalist, sub-editing the Daily Sketch and Daily Express before moving to the Daily Mail in 1949, where he became deputy editor. Following his departure from the Daily Mail in 1966, Ingram along with Oliver Carruthers, (a former district officer and newspaper editor in Northern Rhodesia who poured some of his family fortune into financing Gemini in its early years), founded Gemini in offices on Paddington Street, London. After undertaking a number of international promotional tours to establish markets and subscribers, they launched Gemini on 1 January 1967 from its new offices in Wheatsheaf House, Carmelite Street, London.

One of the fundamental principles that made Gemini stand out from other news agencies was that where possible they used articles by correspondents who were resident in the country they were writing about. Correspondents from all over the world would send articles to its headquarters in London where they would be edited, illustrated and dispatched by a small team of journalists, administrators and graphic designers. Gemini news features covered a wide variety of subjects, including politics, economics, culture, health, science and the environment which appealed to countries in and outside of the Commonwealth. They also had a number of successful scoops and exclusive reports, one of the most famous being report by Richard Hall of the fall of Biafra, Nigeria in January 1970, which appeared in national newspapers in the United Kingdom and around the world. Gemini supplied its news features in twice weekly packages to worldwide subscribers, including newspapers, broadcasters, schools, universities and government offices.

Gemini also had an international reputation for its striking graphics which accompanied the majority of its articles. Gemini graphic artists produced a wide range of maps, illustrations, charts and drawings of personalities in a distinctive bold, clear and easily accessible form. Many of Gemini's graphic artists, including Rade Radovic, his son Brana Radovic, Cliff Hopkinson, Peter Clarke, Nick Green and Paddy Allen, went on to pursue careers with national newspapers.

Following its successful launch, Gemini quickly expanded and diversified its operations. In 1968, Gemini established GeminiScan, a design and publishing company, which produced educational datakits, which displayed complex information in an easily understandable form and supplied graphics to accompany Gemini articles. In 1969, Gemini took control of African Buyer and Trader, and re-styled its principle publication, African Development, into a popular monthly magazine. In the 1970s, following a prolonged period of severe financial difficulty cumulating in the take over of the Service by the Guardian newspaper in 1973, Gemini was forced to sell its shares in and eventually fully separate from its subsidiary companies.

Gemini had always operated on a tiny budget but by the early 1970s, it became clear that it could not survive without significant financial backing. As a result of Gemini's financial crisis Ingram began approaching individuals and newspapers to buy Gemini. In June 1973, Gemini was brought by the Manchester Guardian and Evening News Limited and relocated to news offices in John Street, London. As a subsidiary of the Guardian, Gemini maintained its identity and editorial independence. In 1979, Gemini moved to the old offices of the Guardian on Fleet Street and later relocated to the basement of the Guardian offices on the Farringdon Road, London. Gemini remained a subsidiary of the Guardian for nine years until due to the recession within the newspaper industry, it became no-longer financially viable for the newspaper to own the Service. In April 1982, the Guardian handed Gemini back to Derek Ingram, who unable to find sufficient financial backing, was forced to immediately suspend the Service.

Following the announcement of Gemini's suspension there was such a wide appeal from newspapers and agencies, particularly in developing countries, to revive it that renewed efforts were made to find financial backing to re-launch the service. In late 1982, NewsConcern International Foundation was established as a not for profit international non-governmental organisation with the aim of supporting Gemini in its work both in the media and education sectors. The Foundation received funds from a variety of agencies including, the Canadian International Development Agency, UNICEF, United Nations Development Programme, United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund, United Nations Fund for Population Activities, International Development Research Centre (Canada) and the Guardian newspaper, who also allowed Gemini to remain in its offices rent free. The Foundation was managed by a board of governors who were chosen from all over the world, including Britain, Canada, Trinidad, Zimbabwe, India, Nigeria, Cyprus and Jamaica.

In March 1983, Gemini was officially re-launched as a wholly owned subsidiary of the Foundation and began trading under the company name News-Scan International Limited. Under the governorship of the Foundation, Gemini maintained its editorial independence, won back old, and gained new subscribers and was also able to develop a range of education and training schemes for journalists. Educational projects undertaken by Gemini included:

  • a programme of rural reporting, known as 'views from the village, which fund journalists in developing countries to stay in a rural village, after which they describe the village, its people and concerns in copy for Gemini.

  • workshops and the publication of manuals on rural and environmental reporting.

  • a programme to expand the coverage of science related news and train a network of science writers in developing countries.

  • a range of fellowship and intern programmes funded by various agencies, including the International Development Research Centre, Canadian International Development Agency and University of Regina School of Journalism, Canada.

To assure the future of Gemini the Foundation's governors were keen to form a partnership with the Panos Institute, London, an environmental and development research body. Attempts for a full merger of the two organisations in 1989 failed, but an agreement was reached for Gemini to produce Panos features and to let offices with Panos in White Lion Street, Islington, London.

In 1993, Ingram stepped down as editor but remained as a consultant editor and contributor to Gemini. Ingram was replaced by former Gemini assistant editor and Panos managing editor (news), Daniel Nelson. Gemini's financial difficulties continued throughout the 1990s and in April 1999, Gemini was taken over by Panos. Gemini's news and feature service continued to operate under the Gemini name but was now under the editorship of Panos features editor, Dipankar De Sarkar. Under the ownership of Panos, debates concerning the future of Gemini continued and in July 2002, Gemini was suspended. Despite continued efforts to re-launch Gemini, at the time of writing (January 2010), Gemini remains suspended.

Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agency
Trinidad and Tobago
GEM/4/1/5/1/114 · File · 1970s
Part of Records of Gemini News Service

GP1087 Building housing estate, 11 September 1978 - Men constructing the Beetham Settlement housing estate
GP1088 School children receiving free meals - School children carrying cardboard containers to dinner ladies to receive their free meal as part of new government scheme
GP1089 Dr Edward Moses, chairman of the free meal scheme - close up shot of Edward Moses produced by the Prime Minister's Office
GP1090 Governor and her husband - Dr. and Mrs. Bynoe pictured together during his tenure as Governor
GP1091 Evan Rees, Trindad and Tobago's first Ombudsman - close up portrait of Evan Rees in his Ombudsman attire
GP1092 Raffique Shah, leader of the opposition - Raffique Shah on 14 October 1977 wearing military uniform after becoming leader of the opposition

Gemini News Service (1967-2002); news agency
CSA/1/4/2 · File · July 1965
Part of Records of Clyde Sanger

Notebook, written mostly in longhand with some shorthand, containing notes on Venezuela including politics, industry, aid, social and living conditions, international relations, agricultural reform and community organisations. The later part of the notebook also contains brief notes on industry and trade unionism in Trindad and Tobago.

Names mentioned include: Ignacio Inbarren Borges, Ramon Florencio Gomez, Dr Leopoldo Svere Figarella, Ramon Escovar Salom, Raul Ramos Gimenez, Marcos Pérez Jiménez, Wolfgang Larrazábal, Raúl Leoni, Eugenio Soler, [Forbes] Burnham, George Weekes, Lionel Robinson, Rudranath Capildeo and Albert Gomes.

Transcribed in 2021 as part of the Clyde Sanger shorthand transcription project with funding from The National Archive’s Collaborate and Innovate Testbed Fund. The PDF transcription document also contains a digitised copy of the notebook.

Sanger; Clyde (1928-2022); journalist