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McCann Collection: United Kingdom (1947)
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A collection of one box of programmes from the McCann collection, from 1947. The collection contains programmes from concerts given in the United Kingdom. The programmes were collected by the concert agent Norman McCann (1920-1999).
The contents of the collection are as follows:
Royal Albert Hall – 57 programmes; 2 prospectuses
The collection includes nine programmes and a prospectus from the Henry Wood Promenade concerts summer season, as well as a prospectus and two programmes from the winter series of promenade Concerts.
Other London venues:
Brady Girls’ Club and Settlement, Hanbury Street, E1; Royal Opera House (4); Victoria Hall, Town Hall, Ealing; People’s Palace; Central Hall, Westminster (5); Civic Hall, Croydon (3); Chelsea Town Hall; Concert Hall, Broadcasting House; Assembly Hall, Walthamstow; Harringay Arena (6); Town Hall, Wembley (2); Cockpit, Serpentine Road, Hyde Park; Royal Academy of Music; Conway Hall, Red Lion Square; Islington Central Hall, Drayton Park (5); Town Hall, Hampstead; Cambridge Theatre; Concert Hall, Leyton, E10; Finsbury Town Hall; William III Orangery, Hampton Court Palace; Wigmore Hall; Fleur-de-lis Hall, Fetter Lane, Fleet Street [City of London]; St. Stephen’s Church, East Twickenham; 70 Grosvenor Street; St. Alban’s Church, Teddington; 107 Foxley Lane, Purley.
In addition, there is a brochure of London Philharmonic Orchestra concerts that took place at both the Royal Opera House and the Royal Albert Hall.
Provincial Venues:
Edinburgh:
Usher Hall – 16 programmes
The collection includes 12 programmes given by the Scottish Orchestra, which were organised under the auspices of the Edinburgh Concert Society.
Edinburgh International Festival of Music and Drama – 5 individual programmes; 1 souvenir programme
Other Provincial venues:
Palace Court Theatre, Bournemouth; Chertsey Road Schools, Windlesham; Welfare Hall, Glynneath; Museum and Art Gallery, Leicester; St. Andrew’s Hall, Glasgow; Leeds Town Hall (1 programme; 1 festival programme - Leeds Triennial Musical Festival); City Hall, Sheffield (5); King’s College Chapel; Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon; Pier Pavilion, Llandudno; Vauxhall Motors, Luton; Martineau Hall, Dorking; Albert Hall, Nottingham (3); Central Hall, Newport (2); Workmen’s Hall Cinema, Tredegar; Playhouse, Wakefield; Gwyn Hall, Neath; St. John’s College, Cambridge: Hall (2); Civic Hall, Orpington (5); Walker Memorial Church, Kilbirnie; Mechanics’ Hall, Bacup; St. John’s Parish Church, Bacup; Forward Movement Church, Morriston; Hippodrome Theatre, Coventry; Mansfield Baptist Church; Odeon Theatre, Southend-on-Sea (2); Civic Hall, Wolverhampton; Ulster Hall, Belfast; Witney Social Centre; University Music School, Cambridge; Town Hall, Reading; Town Hall, Birmingham; City Hall, Newcastle; Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool (2); Town Hall, Watford (5); Bournemouth Pavilion; Guildhall, Cambridge (2); Corn Exchange, Bedford; Spa, Scarborough; Brangwyn Hall, Swansea; Miners’ Welfare Hall, Featherstone; Central Hall, Bristol (2); Town Hall, Dewsbury; Municpal Hall, Colne; Eastbrook Hall, Bradford.
In addition, there is a brochure from a series of Band and Orchestral Concerts that took place in various venues in Southport. There are also two programmes from soloist tours, where the tour covered various venues within the United Kingdom. There are three programmes from concerts that took place at unspecified venues.
Date range
1947 - 1947
Associated People and Organisations
Edinburgh International Festival -
London Philharmonic Orchestra -
Promenade Concerts (winter series) -
Promenade concerts -
Associated Places
107 Foxley Lane, Purley
70 Grosvenor Street
Albert Hall, Nottingham
Assembly Hall, Walthamstow
Baptist Church, Mansfield
Brady Girls' Club
Brangwyn hall, Swansea
Broadcasting House, London: Concert Hall
Cambridge Theatre
Central Hall, Bristol
Central Hall, Islington
Central Hall, Newport
Central Hall, Westminster
City Hall, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
City Hall, Sheffield
Civic Hall, Croydon
Civic hall, Orpington
Civic Hall, Wolverhampton
Cockpit, Hyde Park
Concert Hall, Leyton
Conway Hall
Conway Hall
Corn Exchange, Bedford
Ealing Town Hall: Victoria Hall
Eastbrook Hall, Bradford
Fleur-de-lis-Hall, Fetter Lane, Fleet Street
Forward Movement Church, Morriston
Guildhall, Cambridge
Gwyn Hall, Neath
Hampton Court Palace: William III Orangery
Harringay Arena
Hippodrome Theatre, Coventry
King's College, University of Cambridge
Martineau Hall, Dorking
Mechanics' Hall, Bacup
Miners' Welfare Hall, Featherstone
Municipal Hall, Colne
Museum and Art Gallery, Leicester
Odeon Theatre, Southend-on-Sea
Palace Court Theatre, Bournemouth
Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth
People's Palace, Mile End Road
Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool
Pier Pavilion, Llandudno
Playhouse, Wakefield
Royal Academy of Music
Royal Albert Hall
Royal Opera House
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
Spa, Scarborough
St. Alban's Church, Teddington
St. Andrew's Hall, Glasgow
St. John's College, University of Cambridge: Hall
St. John's Parish Church, Bacup
St. Stephen's Church, East Twickenham
Birmingham Coliseum (afterwards Gaiety)
Town Hall, Chelsea
Town Hall, Dewsbury
Town Hall, Finsbury
Town Hall, Hampstead
Town Hall, Leeds
Town Hall, Reading
Town Hall, Watford
Town Hall, Wembley (became Town Hall, Brent)
Usher Hall, Edinburgh
Vauxhall Motors, Luton
Walker Memorial Church, Kilbirnie
Welfare Hall, Glynneath
Wigmore Hall
Witney social centre
Workmen's hall cinema, Tredegar
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20th century - mid 1931-1970
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