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King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 02 June 1913

Poster

King’s Theatre and Hippodrome Variety Poster, 1913

Object details

Object type
Poster
Production date
Jun 1913
Dimensions
89.0 x 43.0 cm
Museum number
MH/KT/016

Source collection
Local History Centre Poster Collection, Dundee Central Library

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The object’s story

Object Description

This bold letterpress poster advertises the programme at Dundee’s King’s Theatre and Hippodrome for the week beginning 2 June 1913. The star attraction was music hall favourite Molly Wells, promoted in large type for her performance of comic songs accompanied by composer Frank Mayban. The bill also featured Joe Almasio, Eddy Lawler, comedy tumblers Briff, Braff and Broff, and actress Jean Aylwin in the Scottish playlet A Careless Lassie.

Transcription

KING’S THEATRE AND HIPPODROME, DUNDEE

Twice Nightly at 7 and 9
Early Doors 6.30 and 8 o’clock
Ordinary Doors 6.50 and 8.50
Monday, June 2nd, 1913, and during the Week
MOLLY WELLS
In Chic Songs
Accompanied by her Author and Composer
FRANK MAYBAN
JOE ALMASIO
The only Jumping Juggler; and Miss Yamina, the only Real Lady Arab Tumbler
EDDY LAWLER
A Comedian. A Dancer.
BRIFF, BRAFF AND BROFF
Comedy Tumblers
ALBERT LETINE
“I am not the woman you think I am.”
The Illustrious Dane, in a Burlesque à la mode.
TWO STYLES
Singing Comedians
GEORGE BASS
Comedian
THE WORLD’S EVENTS
Day by Day on the Kingscope (Time Permitting)
R. G. HUNTER PRESENTS MISS
JEAN AYLWIN
Supported by
ERNEST PATERSON AND ADELAIDE GRACE
And Full Company, in a Scottish Playlet
“A CARELESS LASSIE”
Written by Harry Grattan
Prices
  • Boxes: 10s 6d
  • Box Seat: 2s 6d
  • Orchestra Stalls: 1s 6d
  • Early Doors (Orchestra Stalls): 1s 9d
  • Stalls & Circle: 1s
  • Early Doors (Stalls & Circle): 1s 3d
  • Pit: 6d
  • Early Doors (Pit): 9d
  • Gallery: 3d
  • Early Doors (Gallery): 4d
Telephone 1930
Ring Up and Book Your Seats Early.
Box Office at Theatre open daily from 11 to 4 and 7 to 10.
All children must be paid for.
No money returned. Seats not guaranteed.
The management reserve the right of refusing admission.
No shouting or whistling—offenders will be immediately expelled.

Connected places

King’s Theatre (1909 – )

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