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Best.nr |
År |
Danska teatrar |
Pris kr, SEK |
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TP.1742 |
1946 |
Casino non stop show. Direksjon: Max Lefko. Konferansier: Lulu Ziegler. Medverkande: Dayelma-balletten. Two Fredys, Gunders og Mellesmo, Maurius Jacobsen, Meyand, Mayrow & June, Four Angels, Harlem Dancers. |
60 |
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TP.1743 |
1936-1937 |
Dagmar Theatret. Det levende lig. af Leo Tolstoj. Iscenesat af Carl Jansson og Egill Rostrup. Zigeunerkoret under ledelse av Sokolsky. Medverkande: Gösta Ekman Beatrice Bonnesen, Inger Lassen, Jon Iversen, Bjarne Forchhammer, AlbertLuther m.fl. Omslag något trasigt. | |
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TP.1744 |
1938 |
Dyrehaven Klampenborg. Cirkus Revyn 1938 praesenterad av Oscar Holst. Medverkande: Bjerre girls, Tre Films, Gellin og Borgström, Börje Rosenbaum, Clara Östö, Ib Schönberg, Aurora Åström, Bengt Wernholm, Herman og Ernst, Osvald Helmuth, Sahra Fjeldgaard, Aage Flatau, Poul Völdike, Bruno Tyron, Emmy og Louis, Olga Svendsen | |
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TP.2045 |
1951-1952 | De Kongelige Teater Köpenham. Program nr 8 för saeson 1951-1952. Swedenhielms. den 16/4 1952. Komedie i 4 akter av Hjalmar Bergman. Oversat af Christian Houmark. Personerne: Poul Reumert, Ebbe Rode, Inga Schulz, Palle Huld, Lise Ringheim, Maria Garland, Jörgen Reenberg, Johannes Meyer | |
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TP.1745 |
1967-1968 |
De Kongelige Teater Köpenhamn. Program nr 4 för saeson 1967- 68. | |
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TP.1746 |
1975 |
Det Kongelige Teater Köpenhamn. 3 baletter Sommerfuglemasken, Ulven och Krigshelten | |
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TP.1747 |
1933 |
National Scala Köpenhamn. Program August 1933. Medverkande: Brödre Nehring, Bertl Pascal, Victorino, Nagels, Academy Girls, Wong Chio Tsching, Miss Louise, Christiane & Duroy | |
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TP.1748 |
1937 |
National Scala Köpenhamn. Program september 1937. Medverkande: Asta Mollerup Ballet, Henry Lorenzen, Sensational Macks, Ralph Olsen & Jeanne, Varielly, Crokett, Anders Homme, Sophie Finn Hoffman, Eddie Figge, Miss Tommy, |
Såld |
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TP.1749 |
? |
Scala Teater Köpenhamn. Den glade enke. Operett med musik av Franz Lehár. Medverkande: Oscar Stribolt, Liva Weel, Arne Weel, Harry Komdrup, Chr. Gjerland, Hans W. Petersen, Axel Schultz, Gerda Kofoed, Victor Wulff, Marie Brandstrup, Frans Stybe, Kirstine Friis-Hjorth, Henry Seemann, Stella Nielsen, Marguerite Dalby, Sigrid Rasmussen, Edith Rasmussen, Tove Wegener, Missie Hansen, Emilius Lindgreen, Elith Schrep, Maria Kousnezowa |
Såld |
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TP.1750 |
1950 |
Tivoli Köpenhamn. Programblad den 12 juni 1950. | |
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TP.1751 |
1946 |
Valencia Köpenhamn. Artistprogramblad juni 1946. Medverkande: Punc & Peggy, Marguerite & de Vries, Paul Whipp, Barbro Nyberg, Pelle Lorentzen med Aage Jörgensens Kvartet | |
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Best.nr |
År |
Norska teatrar |
Pris kr, SEK |
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TP.1752 |
1946 |
Chat Noir teater Oslo. Book Jenssen-Revyen 1946 " Vi har det". Programblad 4 sidor. |
Sold |
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TP.1753 |
1945 |
Chat Noir teater Oslo. Höstrevy 1945. Medverkande: Herberth, Einar Sissener, Laila Carlsen, Rolf Söder, Einar Schwartzlund, Even Kirkenaer, Andreas Aabel, Johan Fillinger, Solveig Ballarini, Erna Frivold, Brita Bigum, Anne-Lise Wang, Mona Sögaard, | |
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TP.1754 |
1947-1948 |
Chat Noir teater Oslo. Höstrevyen "Det vil helst gå bra". Av Arne Svendsen, Alf Hartmann og Egil Hagen. Medverkande: Björg Riiser-Larsen, Ingrid Vardund, Turid Semb, Carsten Byhring, Arvid Nilssen, Arve Opsahl, Kari Diesen, Mary Kalstad, Jens Book Jenssen, Egil Hagen |
Sold |
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TP.1755 |
1960 |
Chat Noir teater Oslo. Höstrevyn 1960 "Folk skal trives". Medverkande: The Monn-Keys (Arne Bendiksen, Sölvi Wang, Per Asplin, Oddvar Sanne). Arvid Nilssen, Kari Diesen, Ernst Diesen, Torhild Lindal Foss, Arve Opsahl, Elisabeth Granneman, Kurt Foss, Reidar Böe, Svein Nilsen, Sverre Bentzen, |
Sold |
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TP.1756 |
1982 |
Det Norske Teatret Oslo. West Side Story. Musik av Leonard Bernstein. Regi og koreografi: Runar Borge. Medverkande: Andreas Kolstad, Öysten Wiik, Svein Tindberg, Nils Bernt Olsen, Terje Björkvold, Magne Lindholm, Björn Olav Berg, Håvard Engell, Per Arne Skar, Hilde Olausson, Anne-Lise Gjöstöl, Ruth Fasting, Bente Waastad, Jack Hansen, Iselin Alme/Tone Ringen, Trini Lund, Vidar Wold Haavik, Svenn Berglund, Jan Huse, Richard Brunaes, Hans Hellebostad, Einar Wöhni, Brit Elisabeth, Haagensli, Wenche Lund Venaas, Kari Haeg, Marit Kolbraek Alf Malland Roy Björnstad, Ragnar Dyresen, Öjvind Blunck |
Sold |
| TP.1757 |
1961 |
Oslo Nye Teater. Pass deg for svigermor. Lystspill av Philip King og Falkland L. Cary. Regi: Gunnar Olram. Medverkande: Rönnaug Alten, Turid Haaland, Brita Lech-Hanssen, Erling Lindahl, Per Lillo Stenberg, Willie Hoel, Inger Teien, Anne-Lise Tangstad, Helge Reiss |
Sold |
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TP.1758 |
1946-1947 |
National Theatret. De små Revene. Skuespill av Lillian Helman. Medverkande: Hilde Solheim, Bjarne Bö, Ada Kramm, Axel Thue, Lars Nordrum, Aase Bye, Harald Schwenzen, Börseth Rasmussen, Helen Brinchmann, Erling Drangsholt |
Sold |
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TP.1759 |
1946-1947 |
National Theatret. Figaros Bryllup. Lystspill av P.A.C. Beaumarchais. Regi: Sam Besekow. Personene: Erling Drangsholt, Lillemor von Hanno, Per Aabel, Göril Havrevold, Lars Nordrum, J. Holst-Jensen, Aagot Nissen, Axel Thue, Kari Grön, Tryggve Larssen, Henrik Börseth, Einar Wenes, Kristen Dahl |
Sold |
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TP.1760 |
? |
Edderkoppen teater. Vi spöker. Revythriller av Amble- Nae ss - Herberth. Medverkande: Lillemor Grimsgaard, Carsten Carlsen, Kjell Krane, Åse Kirksaeter, Herberth, Lalla Carlsen, Mona Sögaard, Jack Fjeldstad, Maritta Marke, Fridtjof Mjöen, Solveig Ballarini, Amble-Naess, Rolf Falkenberg Smith, Kjell Krane |
Sold |
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Best.nr |
År |
English theatres |
Pris kr, SEK |
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TP.1761 |
1964 |
Adelphi Theatre London. Bernhard Delfont & Tom Arnold present Maggie Max. Georgia Brown in Alun Owen & Lionel Bart´s Maggie Max a new musical. Characters: Georgia Brown, Shaun Curry, Harry Goodier |
60 |
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TP.2023 |
1922 |
Albery Theatre London. Children of a lesser god. by Mark Medoff. Directed by Gordon Davidson. Characters: Trevor Eve, Elisabeth Quinn, Joan Blackham, Julianne Gold, John Graham, Edward Lee Kelly, Irene Sutcliffe. | |
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TP.2024 |
1969 |
Alexandra Theatre Birmingham. The Daughter-in-Law. By D. H. Lawrence. Directed by Keith Beattie. Characters: Rosamond Burne, Brian Hewlett, Adele Strong, Jenny McNae, Dennis Spencer | |
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TP.2025 |
1988 |
Apollo Theatre London. The Best of Friends. By Hugh Whitemore. Directed by James Roose-Evans. Characters: John Gielgud, Ray McAnnally, Rosemary Harris | |
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TP. 1762 |
1952 |
Ambassadors Theatre London. The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie. Characters: Marguerite Stone, John Paul, Allan McClelland, Mignon O´Doherty, Aubrey Dexter, Jessica Spencer, Martin Miller, Patric Doonan |
Sold |
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TP.1763 |
1954 |
Coliseum London. Can-Can by Cole Porter. Cast: Irene Hilda, Alfred Marks, Edmund Hockridge, George Gee, Gillian Lynne | |
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TP.2026 |
1990 |
Comedy Theatre. London. Noël and Gertie. Words and Music by Noël Coward with Jonathan Cohen. Directed by Alan Strachan. Characters: Patricia Hodge, Simon Cadell | |
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TP.2027 |
1985 |
Criterion Theatre. London. Run for your Wife. Written and derected by Ray Cooney. Characters: Robin Askwith, Jack Smethurst, Peter Sallis, Prunella Gee, Seretta Wilson, Timothy Carlton, Paul Toothill, David Masterman | |
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TP.1764 |
1965 |
Duchess Theatre London. Boeing Boeing by Marc Camoletti adapted by Beverley Cross. Directed by Jack Minster. Cast: Simon Merrick, Julie Martin, Joanna Henderson, Nicholas Parsons, Mercy Haystead, Eva Whisshaw | |
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TP.2028 |
1985 |
Duke of York´s Theatre. London. Stepping Out. By Richard Harris. Directed by Julia McKenze. Characters: Barbara Ferris, Sheri Shepstone, Charlotte Barker, Josephine Gordon, Barbara Young, Gabrielle Lloyd, Ben Aris, Diane Langton, Peggy Phango, Marcia Warren | |
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TP.1765 |
1975 |
English National Opera London. Madam Butterfly. Opera by Giacomo Puccini. Characters: Robert Ferguson, Terry Jenkins, Sarah Walker, Norman Welsby, Stella Axarlis, Malcolm St John, Keith Bonnington, Denis Dowling, John Tomlinson, Patrick Wheatley, David Rackham, Shelagh Squires |
Sold |
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TP.2029 |
1982 |
Her Majesty´s Theatre London. Amadeus. by Peter Shaffer. Directed by Peter Hall. Characters: Richard O´Callaghan, Morag Hood, Dermot Crowley, Mark Dignam, Willoughby Goddard, John Harding, Brian Kent, Terry Wale, David Stockton, Ken Perry, Frank Finlay, Peter Gordon, Daphne Goddard, Jane Morant, Gary Hope | |
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TP.1766 |
1958 |
Her Majesty´s Theatre London. West Side Story. Music by Leonard Bernstein. Cast: Don McKay, Ken Le Roy, George Chakiris, Mary Preston, Roberta D Ésti, Eddie Roll, Sylvia Tysick, David Bauer, Nevill Becker, Riggs O´Hara, Ed Devereux, Tony Manning |
Sold |
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TP.1767 |
1954 |
Her Majesty´s Theatre London. The Teahouse of the August Moon. Comedy by John Patrick. Caracters: William Sylvester, Eli Wallach, Lionel Murton, John Bushelle, Chin Yü, Guy Kingsley Poynter, Gaylord Cavallaro, Golda Casimir |
Sold |
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TP.1768 |
1996 |
Lyceum Theatre London. Jesus Christ Superstar. Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber. Cast: Glenn Carter, Ramon Tikaram, Joanna Ampil, James Graeme, Martin Callaghan, Mark Carroll, Peter Gallagher, Adrian Lewis Morgan, Paul Hawkyard, Gary Forbes, William Byrne + Apostles. | |
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TP.2037 |
1979 |
Lyric Theatre. London. Filumena. By Eduardo De Filippo. Directed by Franco Zeffirelli. Characters: Barbara Jefford, Frank Finley, Sydney Bromley, Susan Richards, Bobbie Brown, Felicity Steel, Daniel Hill, Jay Benedict, Pierce Brosnan, Hugh Fraser, Carol Sandy, Barry Hill, Christopher Colyer | |
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TP.2038 |
1973 |
N.T. At The Old Vic. London.The Bacchae of Euripides. Adapted by Wole Soyinka. Characters: Martin Shaw, John Shrapnel, Julian Curry, Constance Cummings, Paul Curran, David Bradley, Desmond McNamara, Gawn Grainger, Isabelle Lucas, Ram John Holder, Leslie Rainey, Harry Lomax, Sarah Atkinson, Rachel Davies, Carol Drinkwater, Chrissy Iddon, Jennifer Piercey, David Firth, John Gregg, Paul Gregory, Mary Griffiths, James Hayes, Richard Howard, Clive Merrison, Maggie Riley, James Smith, Michael Stroud, Stephen Williams | |
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TP.2030 |
1981 |
NT. At Oliver Theatre. London. Man and Superman. By Bernhard Shaw. Director: Christopher Morahan. Musik: Dominic Muldowney. Characters: Basil Henson, Janet Whiteside, Timothy Davies, Daniel Massey, Penelope Wilton, Antonia Pemberton, Barbara Hicks, Anna Carteret, James Carter, Greg Hicks, Michael Bryant, Daniel Thorndike, Peter Dawson, Brian Kent, Philip Dunbar, Norman Rutherford, Nicholas Geake, Peter Harding, Robert Oates, Robert Ralph, Glenn Williams, David Cameron, Stephen Hattersley, Charles Spicer, Charles Wegner, Peter Welch | |
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TP.2031 |
1984 |
NT. At Oliver Theatre. London. The Rivals. By Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Direktor: Peter Wood. Music: Dominic Muldowney. Characters: John Challis, Stephen Gordon, Sabina Franklyn, Anne Louise Lambert, Fiona Shaw, Geraldine McEwan, Michael Hordern, Karl Johnson, David Rintoul, Barrie Rutter, Martin Garfield, Philip Donaghy, David Hitchen, Mark Dowse, Paul Stewart, Marianne Morley, Kate Gielgud, Oengus MacNamara, Martin Garfield, Matthew Barker, Patricia Doyle, Andrew Tourell | |
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TP.1769 |
1935 |
Palace Theatre London. Anything goes. Musical comedy. Charles Cochran´s production. Music by Cole Porter. Cast: Jeanne Aubert, Sydney Howard, Adele Dixon, Jack Whiting, Betty Kean, Peter Daddon |
Sold |
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TP.1817 |
1980 |
Palace Theatre London. Oklahoma Music by Richard Rodgers, book & lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein. Starring: John Diedrich, Rosamund Shelley, Bruce Barry, Ken Stott, Mark White, Jillian Mack, Robert Bridges, Brent Verdon, Avril Angers | |
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TP.2034 |
1984 |
Palace Theatre London. Song & Dance. Andrew Lloyd Webber`s concert for the Theatre. Characters: Liz Robertson, Wayne Sleep, Cherida Langford, Angela Robinson, Lizie Saunderson, Jo Telford, Andy Norman, Robert B J Ryan, Paul Tomkinson | |
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TP.2035 |
1985 |
Palladium Theatre London. Singin in the Rain. Directed by Tommy Steele. Cast: Davilla David, Nola Haynes, Christopher Connah, Suzanne Oram, Roger Sutton, Roy Castle, Trevor Willis, Mandy Perryment, Tommy Steele, Tricia Tomlinson, Matt Zimmerman, Mason Tayler, Kalman Glass, Colin Fay, Danielle Carson, Frank Williams, Kerry Barsley, Elaine Gough, Fiona Hawkes, Nola Haynes, Mandy Hearnden, John Small, Andrew Sketchley, Jonathan Owen, Roger Sutton, Josie Ashcroft, Rosemary Lyford, Joyce Carpenter, John Anthony Sullivan, Tracey Collier, Diana Martin, Edward Brayshaw, Emma Heath, Derek Knight, Norman Warren, Lindsey Betts, Shealagh Dennis, Gynna Oladjins, Sandra Randall, Sally Taylor, Michael Devonshire, Stephen Richards | |
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TP.2036 |
1984 |
Phoenix Theatre London. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Written and produced by Dennis Chritchley. Characters: Sharon Eva Degen, Edmund Dehn, Denise Nolan, Frankie Desmond, Barbara Halliwell, Mike Newman, Paul Keown. The seven Dwarfs: Johnny Lummis.,Tiny Ross, Albert Wilkinson, Danny Blackner, John Pedrick, Gerald Stadden, Johnny Chavan. Dancers: Jan Colton; Karen Newsome, Bernadette Kearney, Katy John, Karen Smith, Anita Marquez, Carolyn Rodway, Donna Derby | |
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TP.1818 |
1992 |
Phoenix Theatre London. Blood Brothers. A musical. Book, Music and Lyrics by Willy Russell. Cast: Stephanie Lawrence, Carl Wayne, Stephen Donald, Mark Hutchinson, Peter Watts, Jan Graveson, Joanne Zorian, David Hitchen, Steve Edwin, Dee Robillard, Huw Kennair Jones, David Allman | |
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TP.1770 |
2004 |
Prince Edward Theatre London. Mamma Mia! Music and lyrics by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus. Cast: Alexandra Jay, Louise Raven, Kelly Price, Vivien Parry, Kim Ismay, Lara Mulcathy, Dean Stobbart, Kieran Jae, Jamie Wilkin, Robert Hands, Dale Rapley, Simon Slater, Andy Couchman, Sara West | |
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TP.1771 |
1986 |
Prince Edward Theatre London. Chess. Musical by Benny Andersson, Tim Rice. Björn Ulvaeus. Starring: Elaine Paige, Murray Head, Tommy Korberg, John Turner, Tom Jobe, Kevin Colson, Siobhan McCharty |
Sold |
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TP.1772 |
1990 |
Prince Edward Theatre London. Anything Goes. Music by Cole Porter. Starring: Elaine Paige, Bernard Cribbins, John Barrowman, Kathryn Evans, Martin Turner, Ursula Smith, Asleigh Sendin, Harry Towb | |
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TP.2033 |
1977 |
Prince of Wales Theatre London. Bedroom Farce. By Alan Auckbourn. Derected by Alan Auckbourn and Peter Hall. Characters: Michael Aldridge, Dulcie Gray, Jim Norton, Deborah Grant, George Innes, Paula Wilcox, Timothy Davies, Patricia Quinn | |
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TP.2033 |
1969 |
Prince of Wales Theatre London. Cat among the Pigeons. A. Farce by Georges Feydeau. Directed by Jacqoues Charon. Characters: Rosemary Martin, Jay Denyer, Elisabeth Seal, John Hart Dyke, Miranda Marshall, Richard Briers, Peter Gray, Helen Christie, Murray Melvin, Victor Spinetti, Richard Dennis, Sheila Davies, Daphne Newton, Paul Hastings, Richard Young Richard Dennis, Graham Edwards, Jacqueline Lacey, Jay Denyer, John Bromley, Rose Alba, Miranda Hampton, Vanessa Kempster, Olga Bennet, Darryl Kavann, Stanley Lloyd, Patrick Marley, Douglas Ridley | |
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TP.1773 |
1969 |
The Queen´s Theatre. London. Conduct Unbecoming by Barry England. Characters: Maxine Audley, Paul Jones, Jeremy Clyde, Michael Barrington, Donald Pickering, Tony Steedman, Martin Friend, Peter Howell, Jonathan Elsom, Peter Bland | |
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TP.1774 |
1952 |
Royal Festival Hall. London´s Festival Ballet summer season 1952. Artistic Direktor Anton Dolin. Cast: Nathalie Leslie, Anton Dolin, Sonia Arova, John Gilpin, Belinda Wright, Oleg Briansky | |
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TP.1775 |
1948 |
Royal Opera House Convent Garden London. The Sadler´s Wells Ballet. Les Sylphides, Clock Symphony, The Rake´s Progress. | |
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TP.1776 |
1970 |
Royal Opera House Convent Garden London. Swan Lake Ballet in three acts. Music by Piotr Ilich Tchaikovsky. Cast: Monica Mason, Donald MacLeary, Derek Rencher, Gerd Larsen, Leslie Edwards | |
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TP.1777 |
1979 |
Royal Opera House Convent Garden London. The Royal Ballet presents Les Sylphides, Les Biches, Les Noces | |
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TP.2039 |
1987 |
Shaftesbury Theatre. London. Follies. Present by Cameron Mackintosh. Directed by Mike Ockrent. Cast list: Roy Sone, Ronnie Price, Leonard Sachs, Dolores Gray, Lynda Baron, Adele Leigh, Maria Charles, Hope Jackman, Pearl Carr, Teddy Johnson, Julia McKenzie, David Healy, Diana Rigg, Daniel Massey, John Fryatt, Gillian Bevan, Deborah Poplett, Simon Green Evan Pappas, Josephine Gordon, Dorothy Vernon, Jill Martin, Bruce Graham, Michelle Todd, Dawn Spence, Luke Baxter, Neale Birch, Peppi Borza, Brad Graham, Raymond Marlowe, Roger Sutton, Julian Wild, Lisa Henson, Margaret Houston, Vanessa Leagh-Hicks, Jennifer Scott Malden, Siobhan O´Kane, Julie Armstrong, Catherine Terry | |
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TP.1778 |
1971 |
Strand Theatre London. John Gale presents No Sex, please We´re British. Directed by Allan Davis. Characters: Kenneth Fortescue, Judy Loe, Doris Hare, Andrew Sachs, Richard Caldicot, Gordon Whiting, John Atterbury, Leo Franklyn, Catherine Chase, Vikki Richards | |
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TP.2040 |
1981 |
Strand Theatre. Aldwych London. John Gale presents No Sex, please We´re British. Directed by Allan Davis. Characters: John Bowler, Judi Lamb, Helen Christle, Stephen Riddle, Peter Graves, Richard Warner, Barry Stearn, Dennis Ramsden, Annabel Price, Lucienne Camille | |
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TP.2041 |
1984 |
Strand Theatre. Aldwych London. The Real Thing. Tom Stoppard´s new play. Directed by Peter Wood. Characters: Richard Warwick, Judy Geeson, Paul Shelley, Susan Penhaligon, Andrew Powell, Julia Tobin, Neil Daglish | |
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TP.1779 |
1953? |
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane London. A musical play Oklahoma. Music by Richard Rodgers. Cast: Jennie Gregson, Chris Robinson, Isabel Bigley, Robert Patterson, Glynne Davies, Maxwell Coker, Victor Griffin, Henry Clarke, Patricia Englund, Harry Ross, Louise Barnhart, Brenda Barker, Gwen Overton, Lulu Dukes, Babette Regnier, Margaret Auld Nelson, Walter Peterson, Stan Thomason, Lemoine Ketcham, Ian Stuart, Stokely Gray, Ivor Smith, Remington Olmsted jr. |
Sold |
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TP. 1780 |
1953? |
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane London. Rodgers & Hammerstein´s The King and I. Directed by John van Druten. Cast: John Harvey, Terence Sharkey, Valerie Hobson, Shaym Bahudur, Martin Benson, Herbert Lom, Thomas Hare, Ivor Emmanuel, Doreen Duke, Muriel Smith, Timothy Brooking, Peggy Songhurst, Ronald Leigh Hunt |
Sold |
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TP.2042 |
1949? |
Theatre Royal. Haymarket. London. The Heiress. By Ruth and Augustus Goetz. Directed by John Gielgud. Characters: Godfrey Tearle, Wendy Hiller, Ralph Michael, Gillian Lind, Ann Wilton, Madge Compton, Rosemary Davis, Donald Sinden, Pauline Jameson | |
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TP.1781 |
1953 |
Theatre Royal Haymarket London. A play by N.C. Hunter A Day by the Sea. Characters: Harcourt Williams, Patricia Laurence, Peter Murphy, Megs Jenkins, Ralph Richardson, Mary Jerrold, Irene Worth, John Gielgud, Frederick Piper, Lockwood West | |
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TP.2043 |
1985 |
Theatre Royal Haymarket London. The Way of the World. By William Congreve. Directed by William Gaskill. Characters: Frank Barrie, Michael Jayston, John Moffart, James Villiers, James Grout, Tim Swinton, Joan Plowright, Maggie Smith, Margaret Whiting, Sheila Allen, Rita Gerza, Amanda Holmes, Chris Winnera, Amanda Wise, Tricia Morrish, Jeremy Gagan, Anthony Dunston | |
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TP.1782 |
1985 |
The English Theatre Company on Regina Stockholm. Comedy by P.G. Wodehouse Good Morning Bill. Characters: Harriet Blore, Timothy Carlton, Debbi Blythe, Christopher Scoular, Jeananne Crowley, Simon Merrick | |
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TP.1783 |
1985 |
The English Theatre Company on Regina Stockholm. Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol. The live of Ebenezer Scrooge. Directed by Kevan Sheehan. Characters: Malcolm Kaye, Kevan Scheehan, Philip Middlemiss, Lisa Melville, Zoe Walsham, Lou Sexty, Rosie Chester, Melanie West | |
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TP.1820 |
1989 |
The English Theatre Company on Regina Stockholm. Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol. The live of Ebenezer Scrooge. Directed by Derek Killeen. Characters: Martin Anthony, John Hughes, James Shaw, Vicky Ogden. Dorcas Morgan, Tim Earle, Pernilla Isedal, Tam Neal | |
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TP.1784 |
1986 |
The English Theatre Company on Regina Stockholm. A farcical play by Dario Fo. ´Can´t Pay? Won´t Pay! Directed by Ian Watt-Smith. Characters: Beth Morris, Sally Greenwood, Jonathan Burn, Raymond Murtagh, Steve Bent | |
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TP.1819 |
1988 |
The English Theatre Company on Regina Stockholm. A Comedy-Thriller Corpse! by Gerald Moon. Characters: David Napier, Vicky Ogden, Tomothy Earle, Tam Neal | |
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TP.1821 |
1990 |
The English Theatre Company on Regina Stockholm. A Victorian Thriller. Gaslight by Patrik Hamilton. Characters: Maureen Purkis, David Banks, Tim Earle, Jeannie Harris, Pernilla Isedal, Jim Heckle | |
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TP.1823 |
1995 |
The English Theatre Company and Sandrews Stockholm. Agatha Christie´s The Mousetrap. Jemma Churchill, Jonathan Drysdale, Charles Armstrong, Margaret Lawley, Timothy Earle, Liz Greenaway, David Monico, Michael Keats, Richard Penhaligon |
Sold |
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TP.1785 |
1966 |
The National Theatre London. Play by William Congreve. Love for Love. Characters: Anthony Nicholls, John Stride, Robert Lang, Laurence Olivier, Edward Hardwicke, Miles Malleson, Geraldine McEwan, Jeanne Watts, Joyce Redman, Petronella Barker, Barbara Hicks, Janina Faye | |
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TP.1786 |
1986 |
New London Theatre. T.S. Eliot´s Cats. Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber. Directed by Trevor Nunn. Cast: Fiona Alexanda,Sally Bentley. Peter Challis, Cathy Cordez, Jane Devonshire, Philip Devonshire, Ann Emery, Graham Fletcher, Donald Francke, Ian Gant, Nick Hamilton, Jacqui Harman, Anita Harris, Philip Harrison, David Hitchen, Nicola Kimber, Cherida Langford, Richard Lloyd-King, Liz Love, Julie-Anne Marsh, Christopher Molloy, Jon Peterson, Tessa Pritchard, Lucy Shepherd, James Skeggs, Hugh Spight, Steven Wayne, Kim Winfield, Patrick Wood Souvenir brochure. |
Sold |
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TP.1802 |
1955 |
The Old Vic Theatre London. The old Vic Company in the plays of Shakespeare. Macbeth. Cast: Rachel Roberts, Clifford Williams, Job Stewart, Robert Hardy, Paul Daneman, Nicholas Amer, John Neville, John Wood, Brian Rawlinson, Meredith Edwards, Paul Rogers, Eric Porter, Robert Gillespie, Alan Dobie, Ann Todd, Laurence Hardy, Geoffrey Chater, Donald Moffat, Aubrey Morris, Loretta Davett, Eleanore Bryan, Gwen Cherrell, Bunny May, Mary Hignett | |
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TP.2044 |
1984 |
The Queen´s Theatre. A Stoll moss Theatre London. Hay Fever. By Noël Coward. Directed by Kim Grant. Characters: Rosalyn Landor, Mark Payton, Elisabeth Bradley, Penelope Keith, Moray Watson, David Delve, Susan Bovell, Donald Pickering, Abigail McKern | |
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TP.1824 |
1985 |
Triple-E Productions. Kings Theatre Stockholm. Alan Ayckbourn´s Seasons´s Greetings. Cast: Richard Kettles, Carole Mowlam, Margaret Ashcroft, Derek Benfield, Richard Easton, Juliet Hammond, Brian Hall, Janet Wantling, Jeffrey Hardy | |
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TP.1803 |
1991 |
Vaudeville Theatre London. A celebration of Cole Porter A Swell Party. Written by John Kane. Directed by David Gilmore. Cast: Nicolas Grace, Angela Richards, Anne Wood, David Kernan, Martin Smith | |
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TP.1822 |
1978 |
Victoria Palace London. Annie. Book by Thomas Meehan. Music by Charles Strouse. Lyrics by Martin Charnin. Starring: Charles West, Matt Zimmerman, Joyce Rae, Clovissa Newcombe, Stella Moray, Jan Burford | |
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TP.1804 |
1989 |
Victoria Palace London. The man, the music, the legend Buddy.The Buddy Holly Story. Written by Alan Janes. Directed by Rob Bettinson. Cast: Stephen Gray, Peter Gallagher, Sean Aita, Roger Alborough, Graham Brand, Wayne Anthony-Cole, Celena Duncan, Ron Emslie, Simon Fielder, Simon Fogg, Sean Geraghty, Andrew Harewood, Sarah Jenkin, Jane Karen, Judi Mars, Tim Nilsson-Page, Tim Parker, Melvin Reeves, Colin Salmon, Enzo Squillino jnr, Deborah Steel, Clare Summerskill, Adam Tedder, John Thompson | |
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Best.nr |
År |
American theatres |
Pris kr, SEK |
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TP.1787 |
1983 |
Bill of Fare. A theatre guide february 8-14, 1983. Issue 9. |
60 |
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TP.1788 |
1983 |
Bill of Fare. Broadway Magazine. November 2, 1983. | |
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TP.1789 |
1965 |
Broadway Theatre New York. David Merrick presents Hello, Dolly! Directed by Gower Champion. Cast: Ginger Rogers, David Burns, Patte Finley, Sondra Lee, John Mineo, Mary Jo Catlett, Will Mackenzie | |
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TP.1790 |
? |
Mann´s Chinese Theatre Hollywood. Academy Awards 1927-1985. World famous Hollywood walk of fame. Forecourt of the Stars. | |
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TP.1791 |
1966 |
New York City Center. Director Jean Dalrymple presents The Rose Tattoo by Tennessee Williams. Directed by Milton Katselas. Cast: Maureen Stapleton, Harry Guardino, Maria Tucci, Christopher Walken | |
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TP.1792 |
1966 |
New York City Opera. After Carlo Gozzi´s Comedy The Love For Three Oranges. Musik by Serge Prokofieff. Cast: David Smith, Noel Jan Tyl, Robert Rounseville, Muriel Greenspon, Michael Devlin, Nico Castel, William Ledbetter, Edward Pierson, Sylvia Grant, Kay Creed, Margaret Goodman, Anne Elgar, Herbert Beattie, Steven B. Gelfer, Beverly Evans Tosca. Music by Giacomo Puccini. Cast: Jeannine Crader, Salvador Novoa, Sherrill Milnes, David Smith, Kellis Miller, Herbert Beattie, William Beck, Stuart Fischer, Jack Bittner, Richard Park | |
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TP.1793 |
1934 |
The Center Theatre New York. Max Gordon presents The Great Walz. Directed by Hassard Short. Music by Johann Strauss. Dances and Ballet by Albertina Rasch. Cast: Jessie Busley, Ernest Cossart, Dennis Noble, Marion Claire, Guy Robertson, Ruby Asquith, Josephine McKendrick, Lew Christensen, Harold Christensen, Marie Burke, Richard Lambart, Frances Hayes, Tanya Sanina, Diana Walker, Sandra Walters, Rosalynd Hutner, Nina Dean, Ruth Clayton, Dorothy Forsyth, Ambrose Manning, H. Reeves-Smith, Vivien Fay, Solly Ward, Ralph Magelssen, Robert C. Fischer, Richie Ling, Charles Romano, Aphie James, Ralph Glover, Charles Brokaw, Edgar Allan | |
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TP.1794 |
1966 |
Playbill magazine october 1966. New York City Center. Director Jean Dalrymple presents The Rose Tattoo by Tennessee Williams. Directed by Milton Katselas. Cast: Maureen Stapleton, Harry Guardino, Maria Tucci, Christopher Walken | |
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TP.1795 |
1966 |
Playbill magazine october 1966. Broadhurst Theatre New York. A new comedy Luv by Murray Schisgal. Directed by Mike Nichols. Cast: Barbara Bel Geddes Gene Wilder, Robert Darnell | |
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TP.1796 |
1966 |
Playbill magazine october 1966. St. James Theatre New York. The N.Y. critic´s Cirkle Award Musical Hello Dolly! Music by Jerry Herman. Directed by Gower Champion. David Merrick presents Ginger Rogers, Mary Jo Catlett, Richard Hermany, David Burns, Alice Playten, Will Mackenzie, J. David Kirby, Patte Finley, Sondra Lee, Yolanda Poropat, Dan Merriman, Patti Pappathatos, Elisa de Marko | |
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TP.1797 |
1980 |
Playbill magazine october 1980. Winter Garden Theatre New York. David Merrick present 42nd Street. The song and dance fable of Broadway. Directed by Gower Champion. Starring: Danny Carroll, Robert Colston, Stan Page, Karen Prunczik, Carole Cook, Joseph Bova, Lee Roy Reams, Wanda Richert, Ginny King, Jeri Kansas, Jerry Orbach, Tammy Grimes, Don Crabtree, James Congdon, Stan Page, Ron Schwinn | |
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TP.1798 |
1980 |
Playbill magazine january 1980. Winter Garden Theatre New York. Ridgely Bullock and Albert W. Selden present Comin Uptown. Music: Garry Sherman. Starring: Gregory Hines, Larry Marshall, Robert Jackson, Saundra McClain, Deborah Lynn Bridges, Deborah Burrell, Jenifer Lewis, John Russell, Loretta Devine, Virginia McKinzie, Esther Marrow, Carol Lynn Maillard, Tiger Haynes | |
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TP.1799 |
1981 |
Playbill magazine. April 1981. Lunt-Fontanne Theatre NewYork. Duke Ellintons Sophisticated Ladies. Starring: Gregory Hines, Judith Jamison, Phyllis Hyman, Hinton Battle, P.J.Benjamin, Terri Klausner, Gregg Burge, Mercedes Ellington, Priscilla Baskerville | |
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TP.1800 |
1982 |
Playbill magazine. may 1982. 46th Street Theatre. The musical "Nine"Book by Arthur Kopit. Music Maury Yeston. Directed by Tommy Tune. Starring: Raul Julia, Cameron Johann, Karen Akers, Anita Morris, Shelly Burch, Taina Elg, Liliane Montevecchi, Laura Kenyon, Stephanie Cotsirilos, Kate Dezina, Camille Saviola, Kathi Moss | |
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TP.1801 |
1988 |
Playbill magazine. april 1988. Ethel Barrymore Theatre. Joe Turner´s Come and Gone by August Wilson. Directed by Lloyd Richards. Cast: Mel Winkler, L. Scott Caldwell, Ed Hall, Raynor Scheine, Bo Rucker, Delroy Lindo, Jamila Perry, Kimberleigh Aarn, Richard Parnell Habersham, Kimberly Scott, Angela Bassett | |
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Best.nr |
År |
le Théâtre-Francais |
Pris kr, SEK |
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TP.1805 |
1969 |
Comédie des Champs-Élysées. Claude Sainval. Le boulanger, la Boulangére et le petit mitron de Jean Anouilh. Personnages: Michel Bouquet, Sophie Daumier, Uta Taeger, Catherine Stermann, Nicolle Vassel, Jean Paredes, Jean Lagache, Edith Scob, Gérard Dournel, Edith Perret |
60 |
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TP.1806 |
? |
Folies Bergere. Hélène Martini présente Jáime a la Folie! Super-production de Mme Paul Derval. Prologue: Micheline Roine, Chris Morgan, Mara Malone, Nicole Mour, Jacky Frediani, Frederica Page, Andre Vallon, Arlette Verly, Salvador Jay, Jean-Louis Bert, Bernard Bruce, Frederic Rey, Pascal Paris, Liliane Montevecchi, Tolia Lotof |
Såld |
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TP.1807 |
1967 |
Théatre Charles-De-Rochefort. Les Lettres de mon Moulin d´Alphonse Daudet. L´Élixir du R. P. Gaucher. Personnages: Gil Baladou, Robert Diet, André Nader, Jean Daniel, Charles Capezzali, André Faure, Serge Vincent, Fransined.Les trois Messes basses. Personnages: Gil Baladou, Robert Diet, Jean Daniel, Charles Capezzali, Pierrette David, Nicole Chausson, André Nader, Serge Vincent, André Faure. Le secret de Maitre Cornille. Personnages: Gil Baladou, André Faure, Charles Capezzali, André Nader, Nicole Chausson, Robert Diet, Pierrette David, Serge Vincent | |
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TP.1808 |
1966 |
Théatre De La Michodière. Comédie Laurette de Marcelle-Maurette et Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon Personnages: Danielle Darrieux, Michel Roux, Daniel Ceccaldi, Henry-Gaultier, Jean Ozenne, Jean-Roger Caussimon, Lucien Raimbourg, Claude Simonet, Robert Deslandes, Léon Peltier | |
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TP.1809 |
1966 |
Théatre Montparnasse. Becket ou L´Honneur de Dieu de Jean Anouilh. Personnages: Daniel Ivernel, Paul Guers, Claude d`Yd Jean-Pierre Bernay, Jean Juillard, Gilbert Robin, Marcel Champel, Marie Medioni, Claude Marcault, Etienne Dirand, Jean-Pierre Dravel, Claude Richard, Lise Martel, Gérard Herold, Pierre Bastien Hugo Nauze Denis Gunzbourg, Roland Pietri, Odile Mallet, Michel de RÉ, Marie-Claire Chantraine, Michel Derain, Hugo Nauze, Francis Menzio, Jean-Michel Perret, Benjamin Guise, Jean-Pierre Grazioli | |
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TP.1810 |
Tabarin Montmatre Paris. Pierre Sandrini et Pierre Dubout présentent leur Nouveau spectacle Plaisirs de France. | ||
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TP.1811 |
Tabarin Montmatre Paris. Direction Pierre Sandrini et Pierre Dubout présente le plus Parisien des Spectacles Reflets. Album souvenir. | ||
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Best.nr |
År |
Théâtre Belgique |
Pris kr, SEK |
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TP.1812 |
1968-1969 |
Rideau De Bruxelles 68/69 Palais des Beaux-Arts. Connaissance de Saint-Exupéry. Mise en scène de Jean-Louis Barrault. |
60 |
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TP.1813 |
1967 |
Le Théatre de Líle Saint Louis Bruxelles presente Arsenic et Vielles Dentelles. Avec: Susy Momal, Jean Debailleul, Pierre Marijan, Edwige Orny, Dominique Davrange, Gisele Marcel, Stephane Clarteaux, Charles Collignon, Serge Colbert, Pierre Drabo, Jean-Claude Fabien, Paul-Marie Boinem, Jean-Louis | |
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TP.1814 |
1967 |
Theatre Royal des Galleries Bruzelles. La Compagnie des Galeries présente La Lune est Bleue de Hugh Herbert. Avec: Christiane Lenain, Jean-Pierre Loriot, Alain Ricar, Louise Rocco, Perre Gilmar Isabelle et le Pélican de Marcel Frank. Avec Jacques Lippe, Denyse Berger, Veronique Peynet, Serge Michel, Robert Roanne, Nicole Lepage | |
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TP.1815 |
1970 |
Theatre Royal des Galeries Saint-Hubert Bruxelles. La Compagnie des Galeries présente Piege pour un Homme Seul. De Robert Thomas. Avec: Jean-Pierre Loriot, Gisele Brieuc, Jacques Lippe, Roger Dutoit, Robert Roanne, Irene Laurent, Jean de Paulis, Jacques Christian | |
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TP.1816 |
1966-1967 |
Theatre De L´Alliance Bruzelles 1966- 1967. Presente She Stoops to Conquer de Oliver Goldsmith. Avec: Ariane Alban, Raymond Aveniere, Roland de Bievre, Pierre Dumaine, Suzy Falk, Monique Fluzin, Lucien Mahaux, Christian Maillet, Quintin Milo, Marie-Francoise Manuel, Antoine Patigny, Raymond Pradel, Jean-Marie Rau, Jean Rovis | |
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Best.nr |
År |
Finska teatrar |
Pris kr, SEK |
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TP.1826 |
1955-1965 | Lilla Teatern Helsingfors. 10 år med Lilla Teatern. Ur repetoaren 1955-1965. |
60 |
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TP.2046 |
1967 |
Finlands Nationalteater Helsingfors. Trädgårdsmästarens hund. Av Lope de Vegas. Iscensättning: Clifford Williams. Medverkande: Tea Ista, Matti Ranin, Oke Tuuri, Risto Mäkelä, Maija Karhi, Soila Komi, Marja Korhonen, Esko Salminen, Risto Palm, Sakari Jurkka, Turo Unho, Vilho Siivola, Pentti Siimes | |
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TP.2049 |
1988-1989 |
Finlands Nationalteater Helsingfors. Muistojani Rannikolta. Av Neil Simon. Medverkande: Tommi Rinne, Maija Karhi, Juhani Laitala, Jukka Rantanen, Soila Komi, Stina Rautelin, Susanna Roine | |
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TP.2047 |
1967-1968 |
Svenska Teatern Helsingfors. Råttfällan (The Mousetrap). Av Agatha Christie. Bearbetning och regi: Börje Lampenius. Medverkande: Ulla Eklund, Göran Schauman, Roger Nikkanen, Gerda Ryselin, Rurik Ekroos, Synnöve Isaksson, Paul Budsko, Håkan Pörtfors | |
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TP.2048 |
1982-1983 |
Svenska Teatern Helsingfors. Miljonärskan. Av Bernard Shaw. Regi: Börje Lampenius. Medverkande: Fred Negendanck Kyllikki Forssell, Håkan Pörtfors, Veronika Mattsson, Algot Böstman, Kurt Ingvall, Yngve Lampenius, Hélène Hagelstam, Sven Sid, Leo Michailow, Lisi Nyberg | |
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TP.2050 |
? |
Tampereen Työväen Teatteri. Loppi Hyvin Kaikki Hyvin. Av William Shakespeare. Medverkande: Otto Kanerva, Laila Räikkä, Helena Kallio, Aimo Räsenen, Turkka Mastomäki, Juhani Niemelä, Ahti Jokinen, Harri Rantanen, Tuomas Viironen/Lassi Karttunen, Minna Hokkanen, Kolina Seppälä, Auvo Vihro | |
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TP.2051 |
1979-1980 | Åbo Svenska Teater. Vandrande skugga. Av Bo Carpelan. Regi: Georg Malvius. Medverkande: Bosse Håkansson, Björn Andersson, Erik Kiviniemi/Anders Roth, Lasse Fagerström, Janina Berman, Oppen Möller, Ana-Yrsa Falenius, Bo Andersson, Cita Örndahl, Anders Larsson, Lisbeth Nyström, Thomas Rosenberg, Jorma Immonen | |
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Best.nr |
År |
Deutsches Theater |
Pris kr, SEK |
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TP.1827 |
1937-1938 |
Stadttheater Stralsund. Blätter spielzeit 1937/1938 heft 48. Der Tragödie erster Teil in 22 Bildern . Faust von Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Personen: Emmerich Marbod, Silvio Carli, Horst Bredensteiner,Kurt-Eberhard Romberg, Walter Blaich, Dr. Géza Rech, Walter Meyer, Werner Peters, Lilly Fuhrmann, Franz Zellhausen, Ingeborg Boysen | 60 |
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TP.2052 |
? |
Haus Vaterland. Betrieb Kempinski. Berlin. Program: 2 Paulus die Nummer mit den roten Tasche. Irma Hasse singt in der Kapelle Rudi Paetzold. 2 Barleys Step- Gesäng. Mary & Nicolas Shipoff die internationale Tanzattraktion der Sonderklasse. R. u. M. Barrow das vielseitige Equilibristik-Paar. Gebr. Santos Unerhörte Neuschöpfung auf dem Gebiete der Elastik. Colette & Colett Exzentrik. Kapelle Rudi Stemmler. Hilde Hohlstein singt in der Mittelhalle-Bar. | |
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TP.2053 |
1974 |
Bayerisches Staatsschauspiel Residenz Theater. Munchen. Program Bertolt Brecht " Die Dreigroschenoper". Musik: Kurt Weill. Michael Degen, Hans Korte, Lola Müthel, Christine Ostermayer, Horst Sachtleben. Kathrin Ackermann, Margot Werner, Ullrich Haupt, Paul Bürks, Klaus Guth, Ullrich Haupt, Hans Stetter, Haini Göbel, Erich Ludwig, Toni Berger, Gündü Bizde, Arthur Binder, Dora Krumiklova, Rita Russek, Ursula Müller, Brigitte Horn, Viktoria Naelin, Jürgen Haug, Rainer Steffen, Klaus Kühn | |
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TP.2054 |
1981 |
Bayerisches Staatschauspiel Residenz Theater. Munchen. Program: Henrik Ibsen "Nora". Robert Alzorn, Rita Russek, Annemarie Wernicke, Gerd Anthoff, Horst Sachtleben. August Strindberg "Julie". Anne-Marie Kuster, Michael Degen, Gundi Ellert, Solveig Samzelius, Karin Romig, Irene Fischer, Peter Thom, Michael Tietz, Udo Weinberger Ingmar Bergman "Szenen einer Ehe". Gaby Dohm, Erich Hallhuber, Monika John, Gündüz Bizde, Monika Schlüter/Elke Schüssler, Patricia Schwöbel/Melanie Weigl | |
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TP.2055 |
1985 |
Deutsches Schau Spiel Haus Hamburg. Program: Federico Garcio Lorca "Yerma". Regie: Peter Zadek. Jutta Hoffmann, Juraj Kukura, Christian Redl, Eva Mattes, Renate Pelster, Angelika Bartsch, Marlen Diekhoff, Nora Barner, Uwe Bohm, Akin Ergün/Eralp Celik, Andrea Grosske, Lucia Mezger, Nora Barner/Amira Chazalla | |
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Best.nr |
År |
Övriga teatrar - Foreign theatres |
Pris kr, SEK |
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TP.1828 |
1967-1968 |
Casino-Theatre Geneve. Vaudeville de Paul Van Stalle. Les Surprises D´une nuit de noces. Personnages: Jo-Johnny, Frédérique Mediavilla, Henri Lauriac, Iréne Vidy, Claude Marsac, Véronique Alain, Denis-Michel | |
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TP.1829 |
1967-1968 |
Opernhaus Zürich. Programmheft spielzeit 1967/68. Heft nr. 9/28 okt. 1967. Der Vogelhändler. Operette von Moritz West und Ludwig Held. Musik von Carl Zeller. Personen: Vera Schlosser, Ellen Schwanneke, Gottlieb Zeithammer, Paul Späni, Zdenko von Koschak, Ralph Telasko, Alfred Strasser, Fritz Peter, Ina Dressel, Ernst-August Steinhoff, Molly Ruef, Elisabeth Fassl, Willi Heckmann, Werner Mann, Georg Steiger, Eduard Wimmer | |
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TP.1830 |
1997? |
Laterna Magika Prag. Odysseus. Cast: Igor Zukov, Eva Horáková, Ljubov Dancenko, Vaclav Janecek | |
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TP.1831 |
1982 |
Theater an der Wien. Operette von Victor Leon und Leo Stein Di lustige Witwe. Musik von Franz Lehár. Personen: Rudolf Wasserlof, Gabriele Ramm, Marco Bakker, Tamara Lund, Igor Filipovic, Alois Haselbacher, Erich Seitter, Hubert Tscheppe, Beatrice Danell, Ulf-Dieter Kusdas, Nora Berghe von Trips, Peter Göller, Margit Gara, Ossy Kolmann, Franz Tiefenbacher |
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