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For a detailed contents list, refer to the draft Guide to the Papers and Music of Alfred and Mirrie Hill in the Mitchell Library Reading Room.
A. Brass band music (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/19)
B. Cantatas/pageants, including libretti by Arthur Adams and Alfred Domett. (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/19)
C. Choruses/part-songs, including settings of words by Lascelles Abercrombie, Arthur Adams, N.J. Cocks, Mary Colborne-Veel, Percival Cole, Zora Cross, E. Coungeau, Kathleen Dalziel, Mary Gilmore, Annette Hayward, Alfred Hill, Louis Lavater, Herbert Low, Hori Makaire, Marie Pitt, John Wheeler and Dora Wilcox. (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/20-21)
D. Duets (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/21)
E. Harmony exercises and teaching material (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/21)
F. Motion picture music, with scenarios and associated papers, including films by Ken Hall, Rudall Hayward, Alexander Marky and C.P. Mountford. (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/22-23)
G. Operas, with associated papers, including settings of libretti by Arthur Adams, Helene Barclay, John Youlin Birch, Margery Browne, E. Coungeau, Oswald Phillips, David Souter and J.C. Williamson. (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/24-26)
H. Orchestral music (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/27-28)
I. Organ music (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/29)
J. Piano music (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/29)
K. Piano quartets (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/30)
L. Quintets (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/30)
M. Solo instrument music (cello, harp, horn, viola, violin) (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/30)
N.(i) Songs, including settings of words by Arthur Adams, W. Austin Bevan, John Cobbett, Mary Colborne-Veel, Marie Cowan, Victor Daley, H.M. Didsbury, A.P. Elkin, Eugene Field, Effie Ford, Mary Gilmore, W.E. Harney, Alfred Hill, Brian Hooker, Jean Ingelow, Rosa Knight, Louis Lavater, Henry Lawson, Will Lawson, Hugh MacDonald, Hugh McCrae, John Shaw Neilson, G.B. Nicholls, Caleb Porter, Dollie Radford, Gloria Rawlinson, Christina Rossetti, Roderic Quinn, Helen Taylor, John Wheeler and John Strange Winter. Also includes folksongs collected by John Manifold, arranged by Alfred Hill. (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/31-34)
N.(ii) Songs - Maori, including settings of words by Jean Cox, Rev. K.T. Hadfield, Alfred Hill, Mirrie Hill, Hari Hongi (translator), Seaforth Mackenzie, Te Uira Te Heuheu and Henrietta Travis. (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/35)
O. String-orchestra music (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/36)
P. String quartets (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/36-37)
Q. Trios (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/37)
R. Unidentified/incomplete music manuscripts (Call No.: MLMSS 6357/38)

AUTHOR ENTRIES:
Abercrombie, Lascelles, 1881-1938
Adams, Arthur H. (Arthur Henry), 1872-1936
Barclay, Helene
Bevan, W. A. (William Austin)
Birch, John Youlin
Browne, Margery
Cobbett, John
Cocks, N. J. (Nicholas John), 1867-1925
Colborne-Veel, Mary, 1863-1923
Cole, Percival R. (Percival Richard), 1879-1948
Coungeau, E. (Emily)
Cowan, Marie
Cox, Jean
Cross, Zora, 1890-1964
Daley, Victor J. (Victor James), 1858-1905
Dalziel, Kathleen, 1881-1969
Didsbury, H. M.
Domett, Alfred
Elkin, A. P. (Adolphus Peter), 1891-1979
Field, Eugene, 1850-1895
Ford, Effie Marie
Gilmore, Mary, Dame, 1865-1962
Hall, Ken G. (Ken George), 1901-1994
Harney, W. E. (William Edward), 1895-1962
Hayward, Annette
Hayward, Rudall
Hongi, Hari
Hooker, Brian, b.1880
Ingelow, Jean, 1820-1897
Knight, Rosa, 1902-1962
Lavater, Louis, 1867-1953
Lawson, Henry, 1867-1922
Lawson, Will, 1876-1957
Low, Herbert
McCrae, Hugh, 1876-1958
MacDonald, Hugh, d.1906
Mackenzie, S. S. (Seaforth Simpson), 1883-1955
Makaire, Hori
Manifold, J. S. (John Streeter), 1915-1985
Marky, Alexander
Mountford, Charles P. (Charles Pearcy), 1890-1976
Neilson, John Shaw, 1872-1942
Nicholls, G. B.
Phillips, Oswald
Pitt, Marie E. J. (Marie Elizabeth Josephine), 1869-1948
Porter, Caleb
Quinn, Roderic, 1869-1949
Radford, Dollie
Rawlinson, Gloria
Rossetti, Christina Georgina, 1830-1894
Souter, D. H., 1862-1935
Taylor, Helen
Te Heuheu, Te Uira
Travis, Henrietta
Wheeler, John
Wilcox, Dora, 1873-1953
Williamson, J. C. (James Cassius), 1845-1913
Winter, John Strange, 1856-1911

Series 02: Alfred Hill music manuscripts and associated papers, 1887-1960

1. Harlequin, State Theatre, 1 Feb 1930
2. Capt. Kiddo Idea, State Theatre, 15 June 1929
3. Stan Idea, State Theatre, 3 Aug 1929
4. Orientale, State Theatre, 21 Mar 1930
5. Arabian nights, State Theatre, 29 Sep 1929
6. Glorifying the Australian girl, State Theatre, 19 Feb 1930
7. Civic, 26 Mar 1932 / G.K. Heimbrod
8. [Topless showgirls in "Latin Quarter"] / Harry Jay
9. [Topless showgirls in retouched photograph of "Follies Bergeres", 11 October 1942]
10. "Chez Paree" / Harry Jay
11. Dawn Anderson, Tivoli glamour girl
12. "Annie get your gun"
13. The Appeltons in "A night in Casa Blanca"
14. [Topless showgirls in a tribute to Olympic year in Rome scene in "Artists and models", 1960 ?]
15-16. Arthur Askey [and cast] in "The love racket" / Harry Jay
17. Borovansky Ballet "The black swan" / Hal Williamson
18-27. Borovansky Ballet "The sleeping princess" / Allan Studios
28. Winifred Atwell
29-30. "Avec pleasure" / Harry Jay
31-33. [French striptease artiste] Micheline Bernardini [no.31 inscribed, no.33 has typed note] / Louis Silvestre, Athol Shmith Ltd.
34. Dumarte & Denzer, dancing act, with Micheline Bernardini, French strip tease artiste opening in "All the best" / Harry Jay
35-36. [Jazz ballet and orchestra, variety or cinema act, 1920's] / G.K. Heimbrod
37. Borovansky Ballet "The sleeping princess" / Allan Studios
38-43. Aztec Services & Tivoli Circuit present "The black and white minstrel show" / Harry Jay, Willoughby Gullachsen, Auguste Photographics
44. Honor Blackman
45. Cole Porter's musical play "Can-can" presented by J.C. Williamson Theatres  / Allan Studios  
46-50. "Chez Paree" / Harry Jay
51. Chinese Classical Theatre [performer, 1956]
52. [Billboard advertisement on a trailer for Ronald Colman in "The unholy garden" at the Regent]
53. Pat Craig, Tivoli ballet
54. [Edith Crocker in bear and motorcycle circus act (Cirque d'Hiver)]
55. [Marion Davies (?), skater in "Ice follie 1950"]
56. [Earle & Fontaine, dancers in "Rio Rita"]
57. [Marquee of Grauman's Chinese Theatre (?) with advertising for Marlene Dietrich in "Shanghai Express"]
58-59. ["The diamond horseshoe"] / Harry Jay
60-61. "Ecstasy on ice" / Harry Jay
62. Edna Emmett / Noel Rubie
63. "Fade out, fade in" / Royce A. Rees
64. "Femmes et furs" / Harry Jay
65. "Five Cleveres", [acrobats]
66. Jeanne Francis and Jerry Gray [dancers]
67. Flying De Pauls and The Three Stooges
68. "Frosty follies" / Hary Jay
69. "Pleasures of Paris" / Harry Jay
70-74. "Funfiesta" / Harry Jay
75. "Gay Rosalinda"
76. Jim Gerald
77. "The girl friend", 1942 / S.J. Hood
78-80. "The golden days' revue" [celebrating 60 years of variety, (1961 ?)] / Harry Jay
81. JCW Gilbert & Sullivan operas, 1949-1950 [Gondoliers] / Hal Williamson
82. June Grabham, Tivoli glamor girl opening in ... "Chez Paree", Empire Theatre, 8 Nov / Harry Jay
83. JCW "Grab me a gondola" featuring Sheila Bradley, Guido Lorraine and Tikki Taylor / Phil Ward Studios
84. Diana Grafton, acrobatic skaterina in Switzerland ice show, His Majesty's Theatre / Athol Shmith Studio
85. "Alegrias de Espana"
86. "Follow the girls" / Hal Williamson
87. [Skater] Pat Gregory in an ice follies / W.C. Hopper
88-89. "Gypsy revels", 22 June 1929
90-91. Fox Movietone film "Happy days"
92. Yoshie Hara from the Toho Dancing Troupe
93. A. Hartt, Tivoli glamour girl
94. [Apache dancers], Katherine Dunham and partner / Harry Jay
95. Sybil Bowan in "Stardusters"
96. "Broadway", a Laemmle super production
97. Margaret Brown
98. [Evie Hayes in] "Call me madam" / Allan Studios
99-101. "Can-can" / Allan Studios
102. Carsory Brothers (acrobats)
103. Brenda Charles / "Truth" and "Sportsman" Limited
104. [Tivoli showgirls advertise "Funfiesta" with a Luna Park distorting mirror] / Harry Jay
105. [Bobby Limb and dancers] / Harry Jay
106. [Evie Hayes in "Annie get your gun" with her "family"]
107. Babs McKinnon
108. "The black and white minstrel show" / Harry Jay
109. [Chimpanzee act] in "Peep show"
110. Sally [showgirl]
111. Johnny O'Connor [and unidentiifed female singer] / Harry Jay
112. [Daryl Stewart, female singer and dancers in same show as Johnny O'Connor (no.111)] / Harry Jay
113-114. "Olympic follies" / Harry Jay
115. [Apache dance in an ice skating show]
116. [Scene from "The desert song"]
117. [Scene from "Annie get your gun"]
118. [The Delltones]
119. "Olympic follies" / Harry Jay
120. [Truck with advertising for film "The outsider" at the Regent Theatre]
121. John Paramor who plays a copper with a difference in "Pandora's Cross" [Paris Theatre] / Branco Gaica
122-150. ["Pandora's Cross" with Robyn Nevin (nos.122,127,128), Steve J. Spears (nos.124, 131), Neil Redfern (nos.123), John Gaden (no.124), Jon Paramor (nos.121,123-125), Julie McGregor (nos.125-126), Brian Thomson (no.134), Arthur Dignam (no.133), Geraldine Turner (no.130) (see program in the Ephemera collection under "Paris House")] / Branco Gaica 
151-153. "Pardon my French" / Harry Jay
154-157. "The Kiwis" / Hal Williamson
158. Krista and Kristel [high-wire performers, Theatre Royal, 1949] / Harry Jay
159. [Topless showgirls in] "Latin Quarter" / Harry Jay
160. "Spice and ice" / Harry Jay
161. "Starry nights" / Harry Jay
162. Beryl Lawes, Tivoli glamour girl
163. [Bobby Limb, on saxophone, and his jazz band] / Harry Jay
164-165. [Showgirl Margarie Lou] / Athol Shmith
166. [Krista and Kristel] / Harry Jay
167-168. Will Mahoney / Henry Delorval Green, C.J. Frazer
169. [Chorus line from Paramount's British production "Man of Mayfair"]
170. [Marquee advertising "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" starring Fredric March]
171. Charlie, Candy and Enoch, Marquis chimps as seen in the T.V. series "The Hathaways"
172. "Pardon my French" / Harry Jay
173-174. "Paris by night"
175. "Peep show" / Harry Jay
176. Kay Pierce
177. [Kay Johnson and Lillian Roth in the MGM-De Mille's film "Madam Satan"]
178-180. "Olympic follies" / Harry Jay
181. Joyce Smith, Tivoli ballet
182-185. "South Pacific" / Hal Williamson
186. Blower cure [on a trumpet] / Penny Singleton
187. Penny Singleton
188-189. "Spice and ice" / Harry Jay
190-192. Moscow State Circus
193. [Chorus girls in] Tommy Steele show / Harry Jay
194. Harry Richman in United Artists-Harry Schenek film "Puttin' on the Ritz"
195. Massive Twins [athletic act] / Boris Bakcly
196. Jessie Matthews in "Larger than life" / Harry Jay
197. [Skaters] McKinnon Sisters
198. [Gladys Moncrieff]
199-200. Ivor Moreton and Dave Kaye in "Starry nights" / Harry Jay
201. Paul Newton and Dorothi Neal [semi-nude "art and beauty" act]
202. David Whitfield introducing "New faces of 1960" / Harry Jay
203-204. JCW "Follow the girls" / Hal Williamson
205. Don Nicol and Lois Green in "Follow the girls" / Hal Williamson
206. George and Joy Nichols, [impressionists]
207. [Unidentified New Zealand theatre with entrance decorated for the Ramon Novarro film "Son of India"]
208. Irving Berlin [musical scene of "Wilson House" with shooting contest featuring "Frank Butler", possibly "Annie get your gun" (?)] / Pitler-Jepperen Studios, Melb.
209. Italie [Italian showgirl] / Pascuttini Pietro
210. "Nats in the belfry" / Harry Jay
211. Danny Kaye
212. Pat Keating / Athol Shmith
213. Sylvia Kellaway
214. JCW "Kiss me Kate" / Allan Studios
215-216. Kay Pierce [unpatterned bra] and Beryl Lawes, Tivoli glamour girls, 16 Apr 1945
217-219. [Tivoli glamour girls at the beach]
220. "Pleasures of Paris" / Harry Jay
221-226. [Evie Hayes, Earl Covert and others in "Annie get your gun"] / Hal Williamson
227. Armand Perren's "Hot ice" / Hal Williamson
228. Jenny Howard
229-231. Armand Perren's "Ice follie" / Harry Jay
232. "Make it a party" / Athol Shmith
233-234. "Latin Quarter" / Harry Jay
235. [Max Oldaker dressed in country gentleman riding outfit, "Desert song" ?]
236. "Can-can" / Allan Studios
237-238. Wally Prictor of The Kiwis dressed as a woman / Broothorn Studios
239. Marion Nixon in RKO Pathe film "Sweepstakes"
240. [Ivor Moreton and Dave Kaye] / Crago Studios
241. R.E. Joyner, Adelaide (?) [Three chorus girls in a dressing room]
242. Rosita and Alexander in "Peep show" / Harry Jay
243. Marquis Chimps [from "The Hathaways" television program]
244. Anita Martell / John Lee
245. Phyllis Robins / Houston Rogers
246. Romayne, the sunkissed Venus / Fotocenter Philippines
247. "Rolling Rollos" [European roller-skating act]
248. Vicki Ross [contortionist] / Harry Jay
249. "Son of a sheik", Capitol Theatre / C.J. Frazer
250. Elsa Stenning / Athol Shmith
251. Liv Wilse / Harry Jay
252. Rae Watts, Tivoli glamour girl
253. Paul Walton, Michael O'Rourke and puppet "Lady Burpingham Buss-Bottom" /  Bloom
254. "Tropical holiday" / Hary Jay
255-256. Trio gypsys / Prevel & Nogrady
257. Eleanore Treiber in "Can-can" / Murray Norman
258-259. "Tommy Trinder Show" / Harry Jay
260. [Russian set for] "The tempest", Capitol Theatre / Nash-Boothby Studios
261. "Take a bow" / Harry Jay
262-263. Ruby Lacey, Tivoli showgirl & wartime pin-up
264-265. "West side story" / Gordon F. De'Lisle
266. Penny Singleton
267-268. Irene Bordoni in "Paris", a First National Vitaphone picture
269. "Les sylphides" / Harry Jay
270. The Swiss stars / Studio Jacques Verrier
271. [Chorus line], Tommy Steele Show / Harry Jay
272. "Spice and ice" / Harry Jay
273. Gloria Williams, Tivoli glamour girl
274. "Zip goes a million" / Harry Jay
275. ["Mo", Roy Rene]
276. Ruby Lacey, Tivoli glamour girl & wartime pin-up
277. Shirley Bassey
278. Margarie [Marjorie ?] Lou / Basil Shackleton
279. Dorothy and Toto / Antoine
280. [Poster advertising 2UE "Hits and highlights" show, Sydney Tivoli]
281-283. [Asian chorus girls]
284-286. "The music man" / Gordon F. De'Lisle
287. [Topless showgirls in Follies Bergeres, 11 Oct 1942 (see no.9)]
288. [Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon]
289. [House & Daking haberdashery shop window, Hamilton (?), New Zealand] / G. Cartwright
290. [Royal family in evening dress enters a London theatre to see the musical "Here, there & everywhere" starring Tommy Trinder]
291. [King George and Queen Elizabeth speak with Tommy Trinder]
292. [Daryl Stewart] / John Hearder
293-295. [Sabrina] / Harry Jay
296. [Painters paint the advertising and marquee banners for a show] / F.W. Young
297. [Couple in early talkie film]
298. [Chorus line of Asian women on a large stage, (London Palladium ?)]
299. [Drawing of a group in a box watching the orchestra at an Art deco nightclub]
300. [Program design for Pilar de Oro and Alfredo Gil]
301. [Don Nicol portrait]
302-303. [The music man] / Gordon F. De'Lisle
304. Golden idea, State Theatre, 2 Nov 1929 [jazz orchestra and ballet act]
305. [String and brass jazz orchestra onstage in Chinese production] / Nash-Boothby Studios
306-308. [Unidentified productions, 1920's]
309-316. [Capitol Theatre style jazz ballet and orchestra productions played as part of a film program, 1920's] / G.K. Heimbrod
317-361. [Unidentified shows, mainly Tivoli glamour revues] / Rimis (London), Harry Jay, John Tudehope, E.B. Studios, Athol Shmith Studio, Colin Ballantyne, Russell Roberts, Robert Walker
362. Ivan Ive [photograph of onstage fitting and rehearsal for] Pix [magazine]
363. "This is the army" / Athol Shmith
364-365. "Make it a party" / Athol Shmith
366-389. [Individual women performers and showgirls] / Milton Ingerson, Jim Sherlock, Bloom (Chicago), Helmut Newton, Allan Studios, Perfect Photo Reproduction Co., Rimis, S.J. Hood, John Tudehope, Dayne (Sydney), Harry Jay
390. American lovely of the Broadway show Bob Barrie's "Stardusters / John E. Reed (Hollywood)
391-397. [Ice skating shows and skaters] / Harry Jay, P.H. Saunders, William Udell
398-401. [Ballet and ballet dancers, incl. Tamara Tchinarova] / Helmut Newton, Harry Jay, Laurence Le Guay
402. [Ballet from "Olympic Follies"] / Harry Jay
403-405 [Acrobats and jugglers] / Lake Bryndwr Fotos, Harry Jay
406. [Record store window advertising "Broadway" show on Columbia recordings, ca. 1930] / Bobson & Boyer
407. "Pardon my French" / Harry Jay
408. "Olympic follies" / Harry Jay
409. [Women performers reading Wireless Weekly and photographed in the mirror, ca. 1940] / Nanette Kuehn

ARTIST ENTRIES:
Author/Artist  : Allan Studios
Antoine (photographer)
Athol Shmith Studio 
Auguste Photographics Ltd.
Bakcly, Boris
Ballantyne, Colin
Bloom (photographer)
Bobson & Boyer (photographers)
Broothorn Studios
Cartwright, G.
Crago Studios
Dayne (photographer)
De'Lisle, Gordon F.
E. B. Studios
Fotocenter Philippines
Frazer, C. J.
Gaica, Branco
Green, Henry Delorval
Gullachsen, Willoughby
Heimbrod, G. K.
Hood, Sam, 1872-1953
Hopper, W. C.
Ive, Ivan
Jay, Harry 
John Hearder Pty. Ltd.
John Lee Pty. Ltd.
Kuehn, Nanette
Nash-Boothby Studios
Newton, Helmut
Noel Rubie Pty Ltd.
Norman, Murray
Perfect Photograph Reproduction Co.
Phil Ward Studios
Pietro, Pascuttini
Prevel & Nogrady (photographers)
Reed, John E.
Rees, Royce A.
Rimis Ltd.
Roberts, Russell
Rogers, Houston
Saunders, P. H.
Shackleton, Basil
Sherlock, Jim
Silvestre, Louis
"Truth" and "Sportsman" Limited
Tudehope, John
Udell, William
Walker, David
Williamson, Hal
Young, F. W.

Tivoli Theatre shows and artists

Series 01: Tivoli Theatre shows and artists : collection of photographs, ca. 1928-1965

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