Brangwyn Hall. Cronicle of Swansea, A.D.50/51 by Thomas Taig, to be presented by the Schools of Swansea, 15/21 July 1951

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Theatre programmes (various Swansea theatres)D 50

Theatre Programmes Etc, 1935-1957D50/1/hub

Brangwyn Hall, Swansea. BBC Symphony Orchestra, Conductor Adrian Boult, 31 October, 1935D 50/1

Swansea Empire Theatre. The Royal Carl Rosa Opera Company, Pie Fledermaus, 4 November, 1935D 50/2

Brangwyn Hall, Swansea. Pageant of the History of Swansea and Gower, performed: by Swansea Elementary and Secondary Schools, 9/14 December, 1935D 50/3

Swansea Little Theatre, Southend, Mumbles. Lady Precious Stream (Hslunq), 15/18 January, 1936D 50/4

Swansea Empire Theatre. Swansea Amateur Operatic Society, Rose Marie, 3 February, 1936D 50/5

Swansea Amateur Operatic Society. Rose Marie, 1935/36D 50/6

Swansea Empire Theatre. George Clarke in Let's Join George, 13 April, 1936D 50/7

Swansea Arts Society, Jubilee Catalogue of Exhibition held in Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, 1936D 50/8

Swansea Empire Theatre. Variety Performance, 18 May, 1936D 50/9

Swansea Empire Theatre. Leon Underwood presents Schubert's Lilac Time, 12 October 1936D 50/10

Swansea Empire Theatre. The Royal Carl Rosa Opera Company, La Boheme, 19 October 1936D 50/11

Swansea Empire Theatre. The Royal Carl Rosa Opera Company, Carmen, 20 October 1936D 50/12

Swansea Empire Theatre. The Royal Carl Rosa Opera Company, Cavalleria Rusticana, 22 October 1936D 50/13

Central Hall. Swansea Orpheus Choral Society, Season 1936/37, 12 November 1936D 50/14

Swansea Empire Theatre. Lew Lake Jnr, Splinters, 16 November, 1936D 50/15

Patti Pavilion. Swansea Symphony Orchestra, Popular Orchestral Concert, 25 January, 1937D 50/16

Brangwyn Hall. Swansea Festival Orchestra, conducted by Sir Adrian Boult, Season 1936/37, 11 March, 1937D 50/17

Brangwyn Hall. Swansea Orpheus Choral Society and the Swansea Festival Orchestra in concert versions of Carmen and Faust, 15 April, 1937D 50/18

Swansea Empire Theatre. Variety Concerts, 24 May, 1937D 50/19

Swansea Empire Theatre. Jack Payne, Say it with Melody, 25 October 1937D 50/20

'Swansea .Empire Theatre. Kenneth Hyde presents the Charter Players in Tovarich, 27 June 1938D 50/21

Brangwyn Hall. Swansea Festival Orchestra conducted by Joseph Lewis. Season 1938/39, 18 October, 1938D 50/22

Brangwyn Hall. Swansea Festival Orchestra, conductor Clarence Raybould. Season 1938/39, 8 December, 1938D 50/23

Brangwyn Hall. Swansea Festival Orchestra, conductor Irwyn R.Walters featuring Leon Goossens and David Lloyd, 31.January, 1939D 50/24

Swansea Empire Theatre. J.W.Lomax Limited. presents the Universal Grand Opera Company in Faust, 27 February, 1939D 50/25

Brangwyn Hall. Swansea Festival Orchestra conducted by Boyde Neel Season 1938/39, 14 March 1939D 50/26

Brangwyn Hall Swansea Orpheus Choral Society, Hiawatha, 20 April, 1939D 50/27

Swansea Empire Theatre Sybil Thorndike and Emlyn Williams in The Corn is Green, 27 November 1939D 50/28

Park Hall. Swansea Orpheus Choral Society conducted by Leslie Woodgate, Plantation Songs, Part Songs, Student Songs. Proceeds for the Sailor's Society, 19 April, 1940D 50/29

Swansea Empire. The Anglo-Polish Ballet, Les Sylphide, Spectre de la Rose. Divertissement Cracow Wedding, 26 May 1941D 50/30

Maxime Sketty. Welsh Philharmonic Orchestra conductor Irwyn Walters, 15 March, 1942D 50/31

Maxime Sketty. Welsh Philharmonic Orchestra conductor Irwyn Walters, 10 May 1942D 50/32

Swansea Empire Theatre. Variety Programme, 13 July 1942D 50/33

Brangwyn Hall. Welsh Philharmonic Orchestra conductor Irwyn Walters. Concert of Russian Music, 30 July 1942D 50/34

Swansea Empire Theatre. The Sadler Wells Opera, Madam Butterfly, 10 August, 1942D 50/35

Swansea Empire Theatre. The Sadler Wells Opera, La Traviata, 12 August, 1942D 50/36

Brangwyn Hall. Bournmouth Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Reginald Goodall, 22 October, 1942D 50/37

Brangwyn Hall. Bournmouth Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Anatole Fistoulari, 23 October, 1942D 50/38

Brangwyn Hall. The London Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Anatole Fistoulari, 31 March, 1943D 50/39

Swansea Empire Theatre. Harold Fielding presents a week of International Music with the National Philharmonic Orchestra, 21 June 1943D 50/40

Swansea Empire Theatre. National Philharmonic Orchestra, International Music 'Week, 21/26 June 1943D 50/41

Swansea Empire Theatre. James Shirvell presents The Arcadians, 3 April, 1944D 50/42

Swansea Empire Theatre. Choreographic Productions presents International Ballet, Le Lac des Cyes and Twelfth Night, 1 May 1944D 50/43

Drumhead Service of Thanksgiving for Victory in Europe conducted by Rev. A.W.Ja.yne R.N. to be held in the forecourt of the Old Guildhall Swansea, Nd (8 May 1945)D 50/44

Brangwyn Hall. Harold Fielding presents Rawicz and Landauer, 17 May 1945,D 50/45

Swansea Empire Theatre. Bernard Delfont presents The Student Prince, 4 June 1945D 50/46

Swansea Empire Theatre. Harold Fielding presents Music for the Millions, Nd (? 1945)D 50/47

Brangwyn Hall. Tales of Hoffman, 21 February, 1946D 50/48

Swansea Empire Theatre. Barry O'Brien presents Quiet Weekend, 25 March 1946D 50/49

Raymond Sinclair presents Joan Hammond, Alfredo Campoli, and Irene Scharrer, Nd (15 May 1946)D 50/50

Swansea Empire Theatre. John Gielgud's production of Lady Windermere's Fan, 3 May 1938D 50/51

Grand Theatre, Swansea. The Hasty Heart, Before 28 June 1948D 50/52

Swansea Scientific and Field Naturalists' Society, Synopsis of Field Excursions for 1949, 1949D 50/53

Swansea Empire Theatre. Swansea Amateur Operatic Society presents The New Moon, 14 March 1949D 50/54

Brangwyn Hall. Sir Thomas Beecham and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, 9 Hay 1949D 50/55

Swansea Scientific and Field Naturalists' Society, Synopsis of Field Excursions for 1950, 1950D 50/56

Swansea Scientific and Field Naturalists' Society, Synopsis of Field Excursions for 1951, 1951D 50/57

The Brangwyn Hall. Sir Malcolm Sargent and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, 12 February, 1951D 50/58

Brangwyn Hall. Cronicle of Swansea, A.D.50/51 by Thomas Taig, to be presented by the Schools of Swansea, 15/21 July 1951D 50/59

Swansea Scientific and Field Naturalists' Society, Synopsis of Field Excursions for 1952, 1952D 50/60

Brangwyn Hall. Vic Oliver conducting the British Concert Orchestra, 8 April 1952D 50/61

Swansea Empire Theatre. John Calvert productions present Fantasy, 21 April 1952D 50/62

Prince Littler presents Brigadoon, 1 September 1952D 50/63

Swansea Empire-Theatre. The Theatre Guild of New York presents Oklahoma, 10 August, 1953D 50/64

Swansea Festival of Music and the Arts, 11/16 October 1964D 50/65

Brangwyn Hall. Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, conductor Rudolph Schwarz, 6 December, 1964D 50/66

National Youth Orchestra of Wales, 1954D 50/67

Swansea Festival of Music and the Arts, 10/15 October 1955D 50/68

Brangwyn Hall. The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain conducted by Walter Suskind, 5 January, 1956D 50/69

Swansea Festival of Music and the Arts, 7/13 October 1956D 50/70

Swansea Festival of Music and the Arts, 6/13 October 1957D 50/71

Grand Theatre, Swansea. The Mercury Players (Ballet) Limited presents The Ranbert Ballet, 5 MarchD 50/72

Booklet containing information on types of Choral produced at various collieries in South Wales by Richard Player and Coal, Coal Exporters, 14 Cambrian Place, Swansea, N.d.D 50/73