Bridgend: Ebley's Olympic Theatre playbill

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Silk playbill promoting performance of ' The Arabian Nights or A Day with Mother-in-Law' and 'A Dead Shot', and recitation for the benefit of the cottage hospital

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Theatre CollectionLAC/106

Material relating to the Swansea Little TheatreLAC/106/A

Swansea University ProductionsLAC/106/B

London TheatreLAC/106/C

Provincial TheatresLAC/106/D

'The Portable Theatre'LAC/106/E

Testimonial from the Hay Local Board Surveyor as to the quiet and respectable conduct of Mr Ebley and his Theatrical CompanyLAC/106/E/1

Testimonial from the Dowlais Police Office certifying that Mr Ebley and Company had performed in the Theatre in Dowlais Market with propriety and to the benefit of the working classes 'in keeping them from drink'LAC/106/E/2

Justices' license for the performance of stage plays to Edward Ebley, proprietor of the booth called the Theatre of Varieties at MaestegLAC/106/E/3

Testimonial from the Mountain Ash Medical Officer of Health that Messrs Ebley had conducted their theatre with order and talentLAC/106/E/4

Letters from the Market Collector, Bridgend, to Mr Ebley relating to an engagement on the Show GroundLAC/106/E/5

Letters from the clerk and surveyor of Llantrissant Rural District Council relating to a theatrical licence for the Olympic Theatre, TonyrefailLAC/106/E/6

Manuscript playbook for 'The Maid of Cefn Ydfa'LAC/106/E/7

'The Portable Times' (monthly journal published by the Travelling Theatres Managers' Association)LAC/106/E/8

'The Portable Times' (monthly journal published by the Travelling Theatres Managers' Association)LAC/106/E/9

'The Portable Times' (monthly journal published by the Travelling Theatres Managers' Association)LAC/106/E/10

Envelope of press cuttingsLAC/106/E/11

Aberavon: Ebley's Olympic Theatre programmes for performance in aid of Tondu Disaster victimsLAC/106/E/12

Aberavon: Ebley's Olympic Theatre playbillLAC/106/E/13

Aberavon: Ebley's Olympic Theatre playbillLAC/106/E/14

Blaenavon: Theatre of Varieties playbillLAC/106/E/15

Bridgend: Ebley's Olympic Theatre playbillsLAC/106/E/16

Bridgend: Ebley's Olympic Theatre playbillLAC/106/E/16/1

Bridgend: Ebley's Olympic Theatre playbillLAC/106/E/16/2

Bridgnorth: Ebley's Olympic Theatre playbill with attached playbill for performance by the Bridgnorth Amateur Dramatic SocietyLAC/106/E/17

Dowlais: Theatre of Varieties posterLAC/106/E/18

Dowlais: Olympic Theatre playbillLAC/106/E/19

Maesteg: Olympic Theatre programmeLAC/106/E/20

Maesteg: Townhall programme for performance in aid of Garth Disaster victimsLAC/106/E/21

Mountain Ash: Ebley's Olympic Theatre playbillLAC/106/E/22

Penarth: Ebley's Olympic Theatre playbillLAC/106/E/23

Ponycymmer: Ebley's Olympic Theatre playbillLAC/106/E/24

Pontypool: Ebley's Olympic Theatre playbillLAC/106/E/25

Welshpool: Ebley's Olympic Theatre playbillLAC/106/E/26

Miscellaneous handbills for Ebley's Olympic TheatreLAC/106/E/27

Will of John Latimer of West Bromwich, comedian bequeathing to his wife Mary Frances Latimer all his waggons, theatrical dresses, scenery, stages, living van, pit, gallery etc all part of Latimer's Mammoth Theatre. Witnesses: John Campbell and John Walker, comediansLAC/106/E/28

'Rules to be observed by the members of Mrs Latimers Mammoth Theatre' with signature of Edward EbleyLAC/106/E/29

Latimer's Mammoth Theatre playbills for performances at Warwick, Shrewsbury etcLAC/106/E/30

Material relating to Dylan ThomasLAC/106/F

Television materialLAC/106/G

Miscellaneous itemsLAC/106/H