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EPH PROMPT.Leo McKern

National Library of Australia View Catalogue Record

Created: 2025

Collection Summary

Title
McKern, Leo (actor) : programs and related material collected by the National Library of Australia
Date Range
1945 - 1996
Collection Number
EPH PROMPT.Leo McKern
Extent
1 collection
Language of Materials
English
Repository
Printed Collections

Introduction

Scope and Contents

This finding aid lists programs and ephemera which document all aspects of Leo McKern's stage acting and theatre directing careers in Australia and overseas. Material on McKern's film and television screen career is not generally collected by the Library.

The list is based on imperfect holdings and is updated as gaps in the Library's holdings for this artist are filled.

Printed materials in the PROMPT collection include programs and printed ephemera such as brochures, leaflets, tickets, etc. Theatre programs are taken as the prime documentary evidence of a performance.

The list is based on imperfect holdings, and is updated as gaps in the Library's holdings are filled. Unless otherwise stated, all entries are based on published programs in the PROMPT collection.

The National Library's collection also includes a Biographical cuttings file [https://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn1967504] and related manuscripts, pictures and posters, and broadsides can be accessed via the catalogue [https://catalogue.nla.gov.au/]. Other material relating to McKern can be accessed via Trove [https://trove.nla.gov.au/].

Biographical / Historical

Reginald "Leo" McKern, AO (16 March 1920 – 23 July 2002) was an Australian actor who appeared in numerous British and Australian television programmes and films, and in more than 200 stage roles. Notable roles he portrayed include Clang in Help! (1965), Thomas Cromwell in A Man for All Seasons (1966), Tom Ryan in Ryan's Daughter (1970), Paddy Button in The Blue Lagoon (1980), Father Imperius in Ladyhawke (1985) and, in the role that made him a household name as an actor, Horace Rumpole, whom he played in Rumpole of the Bailey.

Item Descriptions

Class. [McKern, Leo (actor) : programs and related material collected by the National Library of Australia]

Australian Stage Career (File)

Kuringai Theatre Guild, 26-28 March and 9, 13 and 16 April 1945 (Item AUS/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Killara Hall, Sydney; St John's Hall, Wahroonga, Sydney. Housemaster. Leo McKern as 'Philip de Pourville' in Housemaster, also featuring Alfred Race and Marguerite Cullen-Ward.

Henry IV (Part 1.), 15 - 20 June 1953 (Item AUS/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Tivoli Theatre, Sydney (NSW). The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Company, Australian tour. Leo McKern played the role of 'Owen Glendower'.

Othello, 21 April - 6 June 1953 (Item AUS/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Tivoli Theatre, Sydney (NSW). The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Company, Australian tour. Leo McKern played the role of 'Iago'.

As You Like It, 27 April - 13 June 1953 (Item AUS/4) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 1 cast list

Tivoli Theatre, Sydney (NSW). The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Company, Australian tour. Leo McKern played the role of 'Touchstone'.

Ned Kelly, 3 October 1956 (Item AUS/5) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Elizabethan Theatre, Newtown, Sydney (NSW). By Douglas Stewart. Leo McKern as 'Ned Kelly.'

The Rainmaker, 20 November 1956 (Item AUS/6) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Elizabethan Theatre, Newtown, Sydney (NSW). A new romantic comedy by N. Richard Nash. Leo McKern as H.C. Curry. Produced by 'Leo McKern.

Leo McKern as Boswell for the Defence, 24 February - 25 March 1989 (Item AUS/7) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs, 2 leaflets

Playhouse Theatre, Victorian Arts Centre, Melbourne.

Leo McKern as Boswell for the Defence, 22 January - 5 February 1989 (Item AUS/8) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 leaflet

Her Majesty's Theatre, Adeliade.

Leo McKern as Boswell for the Defence, 14 - 19 January 1989 (Item AUS/9) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 leaflet

Canberra Theatre.

Leo McKern as Boswell for the Defence, 8-16 March 1989 (Item AUS/10) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 leaflet

Townville Civic Theatre; Pilbeam Theatre, Rockhampton; Moncrief Theatre, Bundaberg.

UK 1948 (File)

Cockpit, [1948] (Item 1948/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Central Library Theatre, Manchester. The Arts Council of Great Britain presents The Western Theatre Company. Leo McKern as 'Duval'.

UK 1949 (File)

The Apple Cart, 2 May 1949 (Item 1949/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Nottingham Playhouse. Leo McKern as 'Boanerges'.

A Month in the Country, 1949 (Item 1949/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

New Theatre (London, England). Presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as a Matvey, manservant.

Caste, 16 May 1949 (Item 1949/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Nottingham Playhouse. Leo McKern as 'Dixon'.

Hamlet, 1949 (Item 1949/4) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

New Theatre (London, England). Presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as Guildenstern. Advertising differs.

The Light of Heart, 12 July 1949 (Item 1949/5) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Nottingham Playhouse. Leo McKern as 'Maddoc Thomas'.

The Miser, 17 January - 11 March 1949 (Item 1949/6) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 1 letter

The Arts Council of Great Britain presents. Miles Malleson's Version of. Leo McKern as 'Old Master Simon', Alexander Archdale as 'Harpagon'. Includes correspondence from Mr McKern regarding the production.

The Merchant of Venice, 13 June 1949 (Item 1949/7) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Nottingham Playhouse. Leo McKern as 'Tubal'.

The Miser, 19 March - 9 April 1949 (Item 1949/8) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Arts Coucil of Great Britain presents. Miles Malleson's Version of. Leo McKern as 'Old Master Simon', Alexander Archdale as 'Harpagon'.

The Miser, 17-18 March 1949 (Item 1949/9) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Spa Theatre, Whitby. The Arts Council of Great Britain presents. Miles Malleson's Version of. Leo McKern as 'Old Master Simon', Alexander Archdale as 'Harpagon'.

Bournmouth Pavilion / Programme, 27 September 1949 (Item 1949/10) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Old Vic Theatre Company in Love Labour's Lost. Leo McKern as 'A forrester'.

The Windslow Boy, 30 May 1949 (Item 1949/11) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Nottingham Playhouse. Leo McKern as 'Arthur Winslow'.

Sixth Season / The Old Vic Theatre Company, 1949-1950 (Item 1949/12) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Advertising the season, includes portraits of the actors in the company.

Love's Labor's Lost, [15 October 1949] (Item 1949/13) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

New Theatre (London, England). Presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as Dull. Advertising differs.

UK 1950 (File)

She Stoops to Conquer, 2 February 1950 (Item 1950/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

New Theatre (London, England). Presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as 'Little Aminadad' and 'Jeremy'.

Bartholomew Fair, 18 December 1950 (Item 1950/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

New Theatre (London, England). Presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as 'Nightingale'.

The Miser, 2 February 1950 (Item 1950/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

New Theatre (London, England). Presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as 'Old Master Simon',

Twelfth Night, 14 November 1950 (Item 1950/4) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

New Theatre (London, England). Presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as 'Feste'.

New Theatre Oxford, 16 October 1950 (Item 1950/5) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Twelfth Night. Leo McKern as 'Feste'.

Programme / The Opera House Manchester, 30 October 1950 (Item 1950/6) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Twelfth Night. Leo McKern as 'Feste'.

Twelfth Night, 6 December 1950 (Item 1950/7) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

In the gracious presence of their majesties the King and Queen and H.R.H. The Princess Margaret. Old Vic Theatre Company presents Twelfth Night. Leo McKern as 'Feste'.

Programme / Royal Court Theatre Liverpool, 22 May 1950 (Item 1950/8) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Love's Labour's Lost, presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as 'Dull'.

UK 1951 (File)

The Clandestine Marriage, 5 December 1951 (Item 1951/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

New Theatre (London, England). Presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as 'Brush'.

Tamburlaine the Great, 24 September 1951 (Item 1951/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

New Theatre (London, England). Presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as 'Almeda', John Blatchley.

Electra / The Wedding, 13 March 1951 (Item 1951/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

New Theatre (London, England). Presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as 'An Old Man', and 'Haralampy'.

King Henry V, 30 January 1951 (Item 1951/4) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs, 2 clippings

New Theatre (London, England). Presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as 'Sir Thomas Erpingham'. John Blatchley. Includes clipping of a review and photo of the production.

The Old Vic 1951-1952 Season / Plays and Players, 1951 (Item 1951/5) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

2nd Edition. Advertising the season.

Twelfth Night, 15 January 1951 (Item 1951/6) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Theatre Royal, Brighton. Leo McKern as 'Feste'.

Programme / Royal Court Theatre Liverpool, 23 July 1951 (Item 1951/7) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

King Henry V. Leo McKern as 'Sir Thomas Erpingham', 'Nym'. John Blatchley.

Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, 9 April 1951 (Item 1951/8) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

3 programs

Old Vic Theatre Company presents Electra and The Wedding. Leo McKern as 'An Old Man', and 'Haralampy'.

New Theatre Oxford / Programme, 16 April 1951 (Item 1951/9) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Old Vic Theatre Company presents Electra and The Wedding. Leo McKern as 'An Old Man', and 'Haralampy'.

UK 1952 (File)

King Lear, 3 March 1952 (Item 1952/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

New Theatre (London, England). Presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as 'Fool'. Coral Browne, John Blatchley. Music by Charles Mackerras.

King Lear, 12 May 1952 (Item 1952/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Theatre Royal, Brighton. Leo McKern as 'Fool'. Coral Browne, John Blatchley. Musical arrangements Charles Mackerras.

Timon of Athens, 28 May 1952 (Item 1952/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

New Theatre (London, England). Presented by Old Vic Theatre Company. Leo McKern as 'Apemantus. John Blatchley.

UK 1954 (File)

Toad of Toad Hall, 23 December 1954 (Item 1954/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

4 programs

At Princess Theatre, Shaftsbury Avenue. Leo McKern as 'Toad'.

The Taming of the Shrew, 1954 (Item 1954/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 2 tickets

Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. Leo McKern as 'Grumio'. Keith Mitchell, Ron Haddrick, Kevin Miles.

Troilus and Cressida, 1954 (Item 1954/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. Leo McKern as 'Ulysses'. Kevin Miles.

UK 1955 (File)

The Burnt Flower Bed, [1955] (Item 1955/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

3 programs

The Arts Theatre Club. Leo McKern as 'Thomas'.

Programme / The Opera House Manchester, 28 March 1955 (Item 1955/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

The Lark. Leo McKern as 'The Promotor'.

The Lark, 2 May 1955 (Item 1955/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Theatre Royal, Brighton. Leo McKern as 'The Promotor'.

The Lark, 11 May 1955 (Item 1955/4) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith. Leo McKern as 'The Promotor'.

Programme / Royal Court Theatre Liverpool, 4 April 1955 (Item 1955/5) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

The Lark. Leo McKern as 'The Promotor'.

Programme / Kings Theatre Glasgow, 18 April 1955 (Item 1955/6) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Lark. Leo McKern as 'The Promotor'.

Programme / Theatre Royal Newcastle-on-Tyne, 25 April 1955 (Item 1955/7) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Lark. Leo McKern as 'The Promotor'.

The Queen and her Rebels, 26 October 1955 (Item 1955/8) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

3 programs

Theatre Royal, Haymarket. Leo McKern as 'The Traveller'.

UK 1956 (File)

The Good Sailor, 4 April 1956 (Item 1956/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith. Leo McKern as 'Claggart'.

UK 1957 (File)

Son et Lumière, [1957] (Item 1957/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Royal Greenwich Park. Leo McKern as 'Cardinal Pole'.

UK 1958 (File)

Brouhaha, 27 August 1958 (Item 1958/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

3 programs

Aldwych Theatre. Leo McKern as 'O. Tyepkin'.

The New Watergate Theatre Club / Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 30 January 1958 (Item 1958/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Leo McKern as 'Big Daddy'.

Theatre World, February 1958 (Item 1958/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 magazine

Volume LIV, No. 397 of Theatre World with biography of Leo McKern.

UK 1959 (File)

The Duke of York's Theatre / Programme, 14 September 1959 (Item 1959/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Shifting Heart featuring Madge Ryan, Kennth J. Warren, David Nettheim, Alex Scott. Directed by Leo McKern. Designed by Frank Hinder.

My Friend Rollo, 5 October 1959 (Item 1959/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Oxford Playhouse Company, Meadow Players Limited. Leo McKern as 'Léon Rollo'.

Theatre Royal / Brighton / My friend Rollo, 19 October 1959 (Item 1959/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Leo McKern as 'Léon Rollo'.

Strand Theatre / Rollo, 27 October 1959 (Item 1959/4) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Leo McKern as 'Léon Rollo'.

Midnight Gala, 15 December 1959 (Item 1959/5) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

In the presence of their Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, Princess Alexandra.

Programme / Theatre Royal Newcastle-on-Tyne, 24 August 1959 (Item 1959/6) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Shifting Heart featuring Madge Ryan, Kennth J. Warren, David Nettheim, Alex Scott. Directed by Leo McKern. Setting by Frank Hinder.

UK 1960 (File)

A Man For All Seasons / by Robert Bolt, 1 July 1960 (Item 1960/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Globe Theatre, Shaftsbury Avenue. Leo McKern as 'The Common Man'.

A Man For All Seasons / by Robert Bolt, 1 July 1960 (Item 1960/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Globe Theatre, Shaftsbury Avenue. Leo McKern as 'The Common Man'. Larger program with additional photos of cast in costume, some biographical info.

The Duchess Theatre / Programme, February 1960 (Item 1960/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs, 1 flyer

By arrangement with Theatre Managers Ltd., Henry Sherek presents Rollo by Marcel Archard. Leo McKern as 'Léon Rollo'.

New Theatre / Oxford / Programme, 14 June 1960 (Item 1960/4) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

H. M. Tennent Ltd. Presents A Man for all Seasons. Leo McKern as 'The Common Man'.

Theatre Royal / Brighton / A Man for all Seasons, 20 June 1960 (Item 1960/5) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Leo McKern as 'The Common Man'.

UK 1961 (File)

The Golders Green Hippodrome / Queen After Death, 6 March [1961] (Item 1961/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Leo McKern as 'Ferrante', Trader Faulkner, Diane Cilento.

The Streatham Hill Theatre / Queen After Death, 27 February 1961 (Item 1961/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 flyer

Leo McKern, Trader Faulkner, Diane Cilento.

Queen After Death / by Henry de Montherlant, February 1961 (Item 1961/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Oxford Playhouse. Leo McKern as 'Ferrante', Trader Faulkner, Diane Cilento.

UK 1962 (File)

The Old Vic / The Alchemist, 28 November 1962 (Item 1962/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Leo McKern as 'Subtle'.

The Whip / Midnight Matinée, 16 May 1962 (Item 1962/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

May 16 1962 at the Metropolitan Edgeware Road In Aid for Centre 42. Leo McKern as 'Kelly, a bookmaker'.

UK 1963 (File)

Nottingham Playhouse / Coriolanus, December 1963 (Item 1963/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Leo McKern as 'First Citizen'.

UK 1964 (File)

Nottingham Playhouse / The Life in my Hands, 8 January 1964 (Item 1964/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Leo McKern as 'The Minister'.

UK 1966 (File)

Sunderland Empire Theatre, 31 October 1966 (Item 1966/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Volpone. Leo McKern as 'Volpone', Robert Hornery.

Volpone, 1966 (Item 1966/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Oxford Playhouse. Leo McKern as 'Volpone'. Robert Hornery.

Fred Zinnemann's Film of / A Man for All Seasons, 12 December 1966 (Item 1966/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Program for the Columbia Pictures film. Leo McKern as Cromwell. Nick Tate.

UK 1967 (File)

The Garrick Theatre / Volpone, 31 January 1967 (Item 1967/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Playbill February 1967. Volume 2, no 2. Leo McKern as 'Volpone', Robert Hornery.

UK 1973 (File)

The Merchant of Venice / Art Theatre Cambridge, 9-14 July 1973 (Item 1973/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Leo McKern as 'Shylock.'

Oxford Playhouse Company Summer Festival Season / The Merchant of Venice, 17 July 1973 (Item 1973/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Leo McKern as 'Shylock.'

Oxford Playhouse Company Summer Festival Season / The Wolf, 4 September 1973 (Item 1973/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Leo McKern as 'Keleman.'

Queen's Theatre / The Wolf, 3 December 1973 (Item 1973/4) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Leo McKern as 'Keleman'. London Theatre Guide.

Queen's Theatre / The Wolf, 3 December 1973 (Item 1973/5) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Leo McKern as 'Keleman.' Theatreprint Vol. 4, no. 1.

Queen's Theatre / The Wolf, 3 December 1973 (Item 1973/6) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Leo McKern as 'Keleman.' Theatreprint Vol. 3, no. 10.

UK 1974 (File)

New London / Theatre Programme, 2 April 1974 (Item 1974/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Leo McKern as 'Keleman.'

UK 1977 (File)

The Royal Exchange Theatre Company is proud to present / Uncle Vanya, 31 March - 7 May 1977 (Item 1977/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Leo McKern as 'Vanya.'

UK 1978 (File)

The Royal Exchange Theatre Company / Crime and Punishment, 6 April - 6 May 1978 (Item 1978/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Leo McKern as 'Porfiry Petrovitch.'

The Twenty-Fifth Stratford-Upon-Avon Poetry Festival 1978, 13 August 1978 (Item 1978/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Featuring Leo McKern.

UK 198` (File)

Bavarian Royal Wedding of 1568, 29 July 1981 (Item 1981/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

BBC Radio 3, Leo McKern as 'Fortunio'.

UK 1982 (File)

Theatre Royal / Brighton, 26 January 1982 (Item 1982/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Housekeeper featuring Leo McKern as 'Matt Quinlan.'

Richmond Theatre, 8 February 1982 (Item 1982/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

The Housekeeper featuring Leo McKern as 'Matt Quinlan.'

The Housekeeper, 25 February 1982 (Item 1982/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 1 flyer

The Apollo, London. Featuring Leo McKern as 'Matt Quinlan.' Includes flyer advertising the show signed by the cast.

UK 1984 (File)

Number One' / a new comedy by Jean Anouilh adapted by Michael Frayn, April 1984 (Item 1984/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 1 flyer

Theatreprint 103 June 1984. The Queens Theatre. Leo McKern as 'Leon Saint-Pé'.

Number One' / a new comedy by Jean Anouilh adapted by Michael Frayn, April 1984 (Item 1984/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Theatreprint 105 June 1984. The Queens Theatre. Leo McKern as 'Leon Saint-Pé'.

Number One' / a new comedy by Jean Anouilh adapted by Michael Frayn, April 1984 (Item 1984/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Theatreprint 106 July 1984. The Queens Theatre. Leo McKern as 'Leon Saint-Pé'.

Curtain Up / the Magazine programme of / Theatre Royal / Windsor, 13 March - 7 April 1984 (Item 1984/4) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Number one by Jean Anouilh. Featuring Leo McKern as 'Leon Saint-Pé'.

UK 1985 (File)

A Royal Gala Night of 100 Stars / What would we do without you, 31 March 1985 (Item 1985/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Dominion Theatre, London. In the presence of Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent. Featuring Leo McKern.

UK 1989 (File)

Leo McKern as Boswell for the Defence, 6 September 1989 (Item 1989/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 1 flyer

Playhouse, London.

UK 1993 (File)

Hobson's Choice, [1993] (Item 1993/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 1 flyer

Richmond Theatre. Featuring Leo McKern as 'Henry Horatio Hobson.'

UK 1994 (File)

Wig & Pen Brewery / Rumpole's, 1994 (Item 1994/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 beer coaster

Beer coaster with a illustration of Leo McKen in his TV role as Rumpole from Rumpole of the Bailey

UK 1995 (File)

Hobson's Choice, 3 May - 20 July 1992 (Item 1995/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Chichester Festival Theatre. Featuring Leo McKern as Henry Horatio Hobson.

Hobson's Choice, 11 October - 9 December 1995 (Item 1995/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs, 2 flyers

The Lyric Theatre. Featuring Leo McKern as 'Henry Horatio Hobson.'

Hobson's Choice, 4 - 16 September 1995 (Item 1995/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Guildford's Yvonne Arnaud Theatre. Featuring Leo McKern as 'Henry Horatio Hobson.'

UK 1996 (File)

Savoy Theatre, 2 October 1996 (Item 1996/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

When we are married. Featuring Leo McKern as 'Henry Ormonroyd'.

Savoy Theatre, 2 October 1996 (Item 1996/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

When we are married. Featuring Leo McKern as 'Henry Ormonroyd'. Cover differs.

When we are Married, 24 July - 17 August 1996 (Item 1996/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 1 leaflet, 2 flyers

Chichester Festival Theatre. Featuring Leo McKern as 'Henry Ormonroyd'.


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