Description
Date: 1949
Theatre: The Metropolitan Theatre
Performance: Ladies and Gentleman
Main Performers: Variety plus Frankie Howerd
This modest variety theatre programme presents a music hall style programme of events featuring amongst others Frankie Howerd, Charlie Clapham and The Henderson Twins.
The number on front cover is a raffle for free entry to the show in the following week. Brilliant Idea!
Opened in 1836 as a concert hall known as Turnham’s Grand Concert Hall, the theatre became the Metropolitan Music Hall in 1864. Offering much variety and entertainment for 127 years it finally closed in April 1963 and was subsequently demolished to join the sad list of ‘lost theatres’.
Tri-fold format; approx 19cms x 8.5cms when closed, 19cms x 25 cms when fully open
1885 - Savoy Theatre - The Mikado - D'Oyly Carte
1935 - Prince of Wales Theatre - Folies en Parade
1945 - Prince of Wales Theatre - Fine Feathers
1983 - Prince of Wales Theatre - Mikado
1973 - Royal Court, Liverpool - D'Oyly Carte
1934 - King's Theatre, Hammersmith - Iolanthe & The Mikado - D'Oyly Carte
1958 - Metropolitan Music Hall - Irish and Proud of It
1950 - The Metropolitan Theatre - Tobacco Road
2000- Savoy Theatre - Mikado - D'Oyly Carte
1951 - The Metropolitan Theatre - Desire in the Night 



