Guide to the Guide to programs and related material regarding Cyril Ritchard
Ritchard
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Collection Summary
- Title
- Programs and related material regarding Cyril Ritchard
- Date Range
- August 1923 - May 1977
- Collection Number
- Ritchard
- Extent
- 109 items
- Language of Materials
- English
- Repository
- Printed Collections
Introduction
Scope and Contents
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.
Preferred Citation
Acknowledgement of use this material should refer to the Ephemera PROMPT collection.
Citation of items from this collection should include references to author's/organisation's name, date, item title, Publisher and place of publication.
Example: J.C. Williamson (Firm). & Theatre Royal (Adelaide, S.A.). 1950, Gilbert & Sullivan opera season [theatre program] : The gondoliers J. C. Williamson Ltd [Adelaide]
Related Materials
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Arrangement
Programs in the National Library Cyril Ritchard ' PROMPT collection are arranged under the headings: Australian Performances; Overseas Performances and Other items.
Under each of these headings, programmes are individually listed, chronologically, by performance as follows: Theatre, City; name of production or performer; date (day and month); headline performers etc.
Biographical / Historical
Cyril Ritchard (1 December 1897 – 18 December 1977) was an Australian stage, screen and television actor, and director. He is probably best remembered today for his performance as Captain Hook in the Mary Martin musical production of Peter Pan. In 1945, he played Gabriele Eisenstein in Gay Rosalinda at the Palace Theatre in London, a version of Strauss's Die Fledermaus by Erich Wolfgang Korngold in which he appeared with Peter Graves, Irene Ambrus and Ruth Naylor. The show was conducted by Richard Tauber and ran for almost a year.
He was born Cyril Trimnell-Ritchard in Surry Hills, Sydney, Australia, to Sydney-born parents, Herbert Trimnell-Ritchard, a Protestant grocer, and his wife Marguerite, a devout Roman Catholic who ensured her son was raised as a Roman Catholic. Educated by the Jesuits at St Aloysius' College, Cyril was a lifelong devout Catholic who attended Sunday Mass wherever he happened to be.
Early in his career, Ritchard played in numerous musical comedies, including Yes, Uncle! and Going Up, both in 1918 with actress Madge Elliott (who became his wife in September 1935).
He achieved star status in 1954 as Captain Hook in the Broadway production of Peter Pan co-starring Mary Martin, with whom he shared the same birthday (1 December). For his work in the show, Ritchard received a Tony Award as Best Featured Actor in a Musical. Both Ritchard and Martin reprised their roles in the NBC television productions of the musical, beginning with a live color telecast in 1955. In 1959 he won second Tony Award for Best Actor in a Play for "The Pleasure of His Company"
He appeared onstage in Sugar (1972), and The Roar of the Greasepaint – The Smell of the Crowd (1965), with Anthony Newley. He was also a director, directing on Broadway The Happiest Girl in the World (1961) (in which he also appeared), Roar Like a Dove (1964) and The Irregular Verb to Love (1963), in which he also appeared.
His film appearances include a villainous role in Alfred Hitchcock's early talkie Blackmail (1929) and much later in the Tommy Steele vehicle Half a Sixpence (1967).
Ritchard also appeared regularly on a variety of television programs in the late 1950s and 1960s. For example, he did a stint as one of the What's My Line? mystery guests on 22 December 1957, episode of the popular Sunday night CBS-TV program. In the 1960s Ritchard played the comic lead in Jacques Offenbach's operetta, La Perichole at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City. Later Ritchard served as a guest panelist on the Met's radio quiz show, where he was, perhaps comically, referred to as 'Sir Cyril'. However, Ritchard was never knighted.
Shortly before he died, Ritchard performed as the voice of Elrond in the Rankin/Bass television production of The Hobbit.
Ritchard lived at The Langham, a famed apartment house in New York. He suffered a heart attack on 25 November 1977, aged 79, while appearing as the narrator in the Chicago touring company of Side by Side by Sondheim. He died a month later in Chicago, aged 80, and was buried at Saint Mary's Cemetery in Ridgefield, Connecticut, where he had long resided in his rural home. His funeral Mass was celebrated by Archbishop Fulton Sheen. His wife Madge predeceased him in 1955 as did a baby boy who died in infancy in 1939.
Item Descriptions
Series. Overseas performances, 2 February 1925 - 15 May 1977
107 itemsFulton Theatre, New York, USA; Puzzles of 1925, 2 February 1925 (File)
Cyril Ritchard in various revue acts.
Duke of York's Theatre, London, England; Bubbly!, 29 June 1925 (File)
Cyril Ritchcard in various items.
Prince of Wales' Theatre, London; Charlot's Revue, 7 December 1925 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Lord Silverside in Cabaret Drama and other sketches.
Vaudeville Theatre; Archibald de Bear's Revue: R.S.V.P in three parts including "Alice in Lumberland" and "Worse than any Mary", 23 February 1926 (File)
Cyril Ritchard in several sketches.
Carlton Theatre, London, England; Lady Luck, 27 April 1927 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Tommy Lester. 5 copies with orange colouring on front cover. 2 copies with lemon colouring on front cover. Play ran for 327 performances, so there may have been two issues of the programme, each with different coloured front page. Includes one copy of magazine, The Lucky Mirror, dated Wednesday 19 October 1927 and marking that Lady Luck has reached its 200th performance.
Winter Garden Theatre, London, England; So This Love, 25 April 1928 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Hon. Peter Malden.
Chelsea - Royal Hospital Gardens, London, England; Theatrical Garden Party in aid of The Actor's Orphanage, 12 June 1928 (File)
Cyril Ritchard in No.15. "So this is love" Casino and Dance Hall.
Gaiety Theatre, London, England; Laddie Cliff presents: Love Lies, 20 March 1929 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Jack Stanton (an art student). Program includes photographs of Ritchard.
Queen's Theatre, London, England; Green Room Rags, 21 April 1929 (File)
Charity Sunday Performance for Green Room Society. 4th and last Rag of 6th series. Cyril Ritchard appears in items with Madge Elliott, and H. D. Hedley as pianist and Orchestra under direction of Harry Acres. Incudes special bill detailing Raymond and Agnes cast and items.
Little Carnegie Playhouse, New York, USA; Piccadily, 13 July 1929 (File)
Cyril Ritchard plays Victor Smiles. Program for the film.
Streatham Hill Theatre, London, England; Laddie Cliff presents: Love Lies, January 1930 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Jack Stanton.
The London Hippodrome, London England; The Co-optimists of 1930, 4 April 1930 (File)
Part I: Cyril Ritchard in 7. 'The moment I saw you'; 9. 'Operatic House-Hunting'; 12. 'Adam and Eve'. Part II: Ritchard in 4. 'The Lost Child' as Doctor Dear; 7. 'Burglary a la mode' as Sykes. 3 copies.
Gaiety Theatre, London, England; Laddie Cliff presents: The Love Race, 25 June 1930 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Harry Drake. Includes a copy of Theatre World August 1930 Vol XIV no 67 pp 20-21, with photos and commentary on performance.
Prince of Wales Theatre, Birmingham, England; The Love Race, 2 March 1931 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Harry Drake (talkie star) and in Interlude de Ballet with Madge Elliott. Photograph of CR[?].
Gaiety Theatre, London, England; The Millionaire Kid - a new Musical Play, 20 May 1931 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as the Hon Aubrey Forsyth. Program includes photographs of Ritchard. 2 copies, one shows that the show was still running in July. Some differences in advertisements in program. 89 performances, Returned at the Prince Edward Theatre, December 24th.
Saville Theatre, London, England; Spread it Abroad, 1 April 1936 (File)
William Walker's Revue. Cyril Ritchard in sketches.
Comedy Theatre, London; Spread it Abroad, December 1936 (File)
Cyril Ritchard performs in various comedy sketches.
"Q" Theatre, London, England; The Constant Sinner, 5 April 1937 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Hugo Arnold.
Queen Mary's Gardens, Regents Park, London, England; Theatrical Garden Party, in aid of the Actor's Orphanage, 8 June 1937 (File)
Cyril Ritchard at the Australian Fruit Shop.
Ambassadors Theatre, London, England; People in Love, September 1937 (File)
A very light comedy by Arthur Reid. Cyril Ritchard as David.
Garrick Theatre, London, England; Bedtime Story, 20 December 1937 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Sir John Shale, Bt.
Her Majesty's Theatre, London, England; Jubilee Matinee in aid of The Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital and the Theatrical Ladies Guild, 20 June 1938 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as a "friend".
Royal Adelphi Theatre, London, England; A Midnight Revue, 30 June 1938 (File)
Charles B Cochran directs, in the presence of T.R.H The Duke and Duchess of Kent, in aid of the Tavistock Clinic. Cyril Ritchard in one program item, unnamed.
Little Theatre, London, England; Nine Sharp, 26 January 1938 (File)
Revue - Cyril Ritchard in sketches. Four copies: The Magazine Programme No 1199, dated 7 February; The Magazine Programme No 1224, dated 1 August; The Magazine Programme No 1230, dated 12 September; The Magazine Programme No 1234, dated 10 October.
Golders Green Hippodrome, London, England; Nine Sharp, 23 January 1939 (File)
Revue - Cyril Ritchard in sketches. The Magazine Programme No. 1249.
London Coliseum, London, England; Coliseum Varieties, 30 January 1939 (File)
Cyril Ritchard in "Tit-bits" from Herbert Farjeon's revue, Nine Sharp.
Little Theatre, London; Herbert Farjeon's Little Revue, 21 April 1939 (File)
Cyril Ritchard in sketches. Sketches produced by Ritchard. 2 copies dated as The Magazine Programme no 1263 for 1 May, one copy dated as The Magazine Programme no 1264 for 8 May, one copy showing The Magazine Programme no 1286 i.e. approximately 6 months later than other copies and marked as "second edition". Includes Theatre World September 1939 pp.108 ff containing photos and commentary on performance.
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, England; Special Anglo- French performance, provided by the Navy, Army and Airforce Institutes, arranged by E.N.S.A, 30 April 1940 (File)
Cyril Ritchard in Leslie Henson's Club Scene from "Up and doing".
Alhambra Theatre, Bradford, England; Up and doing, 3 March 1941 (File)
Cyril Ritchard in sketches and sings.
Saville Theatre, London, England; Up and doing, 20 May 1941 (File)
Cyril Ritchard in sketches and sings. 2 copies.
Ambassadors Theatre, London, England; J. W. Pemberton presents: The New Ambassadors Revue, 13 August 1941 (File)
Produced by Cyril Ritchard.
Saville Theatre, London, England; Green Room Rags, 24 August 1941 (File)
Cyril Ritchard in "Lilac in Bloom - and you". Program plus flyer.
His Majesty's Theatre, London, England; Charles B Cochran presents: Big Top, 8 May 1942 (File)
Revue by Herbert Farjeon. Cyril Ritchard in sketches and lyrics. Cast also includes Madge Elliott. 3 copies.
Manchester Opera House, Manchester, England; Charles B Cochran presents: Big Top, 31 March 1942 - 18 April 1942 (File)
Revue by Herbert Farjeon. Cyril Ritchard in sketches and lyrics. Cast also includes Madge Elliott.
His Majesty's Theatre, London, England; Jack Hylton presents: The Merry Widow, 4 March 1943 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Prince Danilo (Secretary of Legation). Produced by Cyril Ritchard.
Phoenix Theatre, London; The Importance of Being Ernest, 24 October 1943 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Algernon Montcrieffe.
Alhambra Cinema - Theatre, Alexandria, Egypt; The Merry Widow, February 1944 - June 1944 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Prince Danilo (Secretary of Legation). Presented by ENSA Entertainments (NAAFI)(Entertainments National Service Association - Navy, Army, Air Force Institute).
Royal Hall, Harrogate, London England; The Merry Widow, 4 September 1944 (File)
Produced by Cyril Ritchard and William Mollison. Cyril Ritchard as Prince Danillo. Choreography by Robert Helpmann.
Palace Theatre, London, England; Gay Rosalinda, 5 March 1945 (File)
By Fledermaus. Cyril Ritchard as Gabriel von Elisenstein. Second copy dated May 28, 1945.
Opera House, Manchester, England; Noel Coward's Sigh no More, 11 July 1945 - 4 August 1945 (File)
Cyril Ritchard in sketches.
Piccadilly Theatre, London, England; Noel Coward's Sigh no More, 22 August 1945 (File)
Revue. Cyril Ritchard in sketches. 2 copies.
Royale Theatre, New York, USA; Love for Love, 16 June 1947 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Tattle. Signatures of cast on cover. Playbill Magazine Weekly dated 16 June, 1947. 2 copies of Playbill Magazine Weekly dated 30 June, 1947.
Theatre Royal, Brighton, England; The Relapse or Virtue in Danger, 1 December 1947 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Sir Novelty Fashion. 2nd copy for week commencing Monday 6 September 1948. [May have been a second season in Brighton]
Phoenix Theatre, London, England; The Relapse or Virtue in Danger, 28 January 1948 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Sir Novelty Fashion. 3 copies, one minor cast change.
Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, England; The Relapse or Virtue in Danger, 20 September 1948 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Sir Novelty Fashion, newly created Lord Foppington.
Opera House, Manchester, England; The Relapse or Virtue in Danger, 27 September 1948 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Sir Novelty Fashion, newly created Lord Foppington.
Theatre Royal, Birmingham; The Relapse or Virtue in Danger, 11 October 1948 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Sir Novelty Fashion.
Cort Theatre, New York, USA; Make Way for Lucia, 22 December 1948 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Georgie Pillson.
Cort Theatre, New York; Make Way for Lucia, 10 January 1949 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Georgie Pillson. Playbill Magazine dated 10 January 1049. Season started in December 1948.
Opera House, Manchester, England; Jack Hylton presents: Ann Veronica, 4 May 1949 (File)
By Ronald Gow from H G Wells. Cyril Ritchard as Hubert Manning.
Piccadilly Theatre, London, England; Jack Hylton presents: Ann Veronica, 20 May 1949 (File)
By Ronald Gow from H G Wells. Cyril Ritchard as Hubert Manning.
Roehampton Club, Roehampton, London; Theatrical Garden Party in aid of the Actors' Orphanage, 31 May 1949 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as compere with Joyce Grenfell, Madge Elliott, Roger Livesey, Ursula Jeans, Walter Crisham, p. 41. Annual event presided over by Noel Coward and full of theatrical stars.
Apollo Theatre, London, England; Green Room Rags, 19 June 1949 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Ferdinando in "Violetta".
New Theatre, Oxford, England; The Schoolmistress, 7 November 1949 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as The Hon. Vere Queckett.
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford Upon Avon, England; The Schoolmistress, 21 November 1949 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as The Hon. Vere Queckett. Includes newspaper clipping of review.
Saville Theatre, London; The Schoolmistress, 1 February 1950 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Miss Dyott's husband. 2 copies, one includes ticket for 2 February, glued in.
New Nixon Theatre, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; The Relapse, or Virtue in Danger, 6 November 1950 (File)
Cyril Ritchard directing and starring as Sir Novelty Fashion, Lord Foppington. 1 flyer only.
Coronet Theatre, New York, USA; Jane, 24 March 1952 (File)
By Somerset Maugham. Cyril Ritchard directed performance.
Theatre Royale, Newcastle upon Tyne, England; Tennent Productions presents: The Millionairess, 2 June 1952 (File)
By Bernard Shaw. Cyril Ritchard as Adrian Blenderland. Robert Helpmann appears as The Doctor.
The Opera House, Manchester, UK; The Millionairess, 9 June 1952 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Adrian Blenderbland.
New Theatre, St Martin's Lane, London, England, Newcastle upon Tyne, England; Tennent Productions presents: The Millionairess, 27 June 1952 (File)
By Bernard Shaw. Cyril Ritchard as Adrian Blenderland. Robert Helpmann appears as The Doctor. 2 copies, includes pages 9-18 of unknown magazine with review and photographs of performance.
Ethel Barrymore Theatre, New York, USA; Misalliance, 16 March 1953 (File)
Directed by Cyril Ritchard. Cover and back sheet detached from rest of program.
His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen, Scotland; High Spirits, 6 April 1953 (File)
Cyril Ritchard in sketches.
Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, England; High Spirits - A Revue, 20 April 1953 (File)
Cyril Ritchard in 9 sketches.
The London Hippodrome, London, England; High Spirits - A Revue, 15 May 1953 (File)
Cyril Ritchard in sketches. 6 copies, plus flyer plus ticket for Saturday June 20.
Imperial Theatre, New York, USA; John Murray Anderson's Almanac, 21 December 1953 (File)
Sketches acted and directed by Cyril Ritchard.
Philharmonic Auditorium, Los Angeles, USA; Peter Pan, 17 August 1954 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Mr Darling & Captain Hook.
Winter Garden, New York, USA; Peter Pan, 20 October 1954 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Mr Darling & Captain Hook. Program as part of Playgoer Magazine.
Winter Garden, New York, USA; Peter Pan, 21 February 1955 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Mr Darling & Captain Hook.
Adelphi Theatre and American National Theatre and Academy. New York, USA; The ANTA Album 1955, 28 March 1955 (File)
Presented by ANTA originating live from Adelphi Theatre New York City, Closed Circuit telecast through the facilities of the Dumont Television Network. Cyril Ritchard as Master of Ceremonies.
Henry Miller's Theatre, New York, USA; The Reluctant Debutante, 29 October 1956 (File)
Directed by Cyril Ritchard. Program as part of the Playbill Magazine dated 29 October, 1956.
Metropolitan Opera, New York, USA; La Perichole, 31 December 1956 (File)
Music by Offenbach. Cyril Ritchard as Don Andres, Viceroy of Peru. Staged and directed by Cyril Ritchard.
Booth Theatre, New York; Visit to a Small Planet, 18 March 1957 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Kreton. Directed by Ritchard. Includes Playbill Magazine program dated 8 April 1957; Playbill Magazine program dated 9 September 1957; flyer from Curtain Time, magazine of the Fireside Theatre, NY.
N.Y. Metropolitan Opera, New York, USA; La Perichole, 5 April 1957 (File)
Music by Offenbach. Cyril Ritchard as Don Andres, Viceroy of Peru. Staged and directed by Ritchard.
Theatre Arts, vol. XL1, No.7. pp. 28-29, 90-91: "Visit with a Large Meteor"(magazine article), July 1957 (File)
Cyril Ritchard interviewed by Joseph Carroll.
Huntington Hartford Theatre, Hollywood , Los Angeles, USA; Visit to a Small Planet, 20 May 1958 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Kreton. Directed by Cyril Ritchard.
Longacre Theatre, New York, USA; The Pleasure of his Company, 8 December 1958 (File)
Cyril Ritchard plays Biddeford Poole and is director.
Longacre Theatre, New York , USA; The pleasure of his company, 9 February 1959 (File)
Cyril Ritchard plays Biddeford Poole and is director.
Henry Miller's Theatre, New York, USA; Look After Lulu, 9 March 1959 (File)
Directed by Cyril Ritchard.
Longacre Theatre, New York , USA; The Pleasure of his Company, 1 June 1959 (File)
Cyril Ritchard plays Biddeford Poole. Playbill magazine dated 1 June 1959.
Biltmore Theatre, Los Angeles, USA; The Pleasure of His Company, 29 February 1960 (File)
Cyril Ritchard is director.
Theatre Arts, vol. XL1V, No.4. pp. 21-52: The Pleasure of His Company - Full Text of Play, April 1960 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Biddeford Poole.
Erlanger Theatre, Chicago, USA; The Pleasure of His Company, 25 April 1960 (File)
Cyril Ritchard is director. Flyer and single page, possibly from Playbill Magazine, listing cast and saying "Opened Monday November 23 1959 at the Forest Theatre, Philadelphia, and closed May 28, 1960 at the Erlanger, Chicago, Ill." Autographed by Ritchard.
Fireside Theatre, New York, USA; Curtain Time (official publication of Fireside Theatre), 23 October 1960 (File)
4 page promotional pamphlet for published copy of play for Fireside Theatre The Pleasure of His Company. Cyril Ritchard as Biddeford Poole. Text with several pictures from production.
Metropolitan Opera, New York, USA; Le Nozze di Figaro, 11 November 1960 (File)
Staged by Cyril Ritchard.
Longacre Theatre, New York, USA; Everybody Loves Opal, 11 October 1961 (File)
Directed by Cyril Ritchard.
Martin Beck Theatre, New York. USA; Happiest Girl in the World, April 1961 (File)
Cyril Ritchard stars and directs. Program includes a comic poem by "YIP" Harburg called "A Lyric Cyric Pane Gyric -Thoughts on Cyril Ritchard" which is a witty summary of Ritchard's approach to theatre. Includes an inlaid portfolio of photographs taken in rehearsal in which Ritchard figures prominently. The cut-out cover features a drawing of a wild-eyed Ritchard surveying co-star Janice Rule.
New York and Washington area; TV Theater Festival of Performing Arts: Cyril Ritchard performs An intimate revue with Hermione Baddeley, 3 April 1962 - 4 April 1962 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Osgood Fielding, Jr. Includes cut out newspaper ad from local paper.
54th Street Theatre, New York. USA; Too True to be Good, 12 March 1963 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Colonel Tallboys. Single sheet program and one copy in Playbill dated 20 May 1963.
Majestic Theatre, New York, USA; Actors Equity Golden Anniversary Show, 5 May 1963 (File)
For the benefit of the Museum of he City of New York. Cyril Ritchard as Master of Ceremonies.
Ethel Barrymore Theatre, New York, USA; The Irregular Verb to Love, 4 November 1963 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Felix Rankin. Directed by Ritchard. Playbill Magazine dated 4 November 1963.
O'Keefe Centre for the Performing Arts, Toronto, Canada; The Roar of the Greasepaint, 19 April 1965 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Sir.
Sam S. Shubert Theatre, New York, USA; The Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd, June 1965 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Sir. June edition of Playbill Magazine.
Stratford, Connecticut; The American Shakespeare Festival Theatre: A Midsummer Night's Dream, 1967 (File)
Directed by Cyril Ritchard, with Ritchard alternating in roles of Bottom, Oberon and Pyramus.
Metropolitan Opera House, New York, USA; Contes d'Hoffman, 17 April 1971 (File)
Staged and choreographed by Cyril Ritchard. 1 program.
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, D.C. USA; Sugar, 17 January 1972 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Osgood Fielding Jr. Includes newspaper clipping of advertisement and flyer.
Majestic Theatre, New York, USA; Sugar, June 1972 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Osgood Fielding Jr. Playbill Magazine dated June 1972.
Majestic Theatre, New York, USA; Sugar, May 1973 (File)
Cyril Ritchard as Osgood Fielding Jr. Signed copy by Ritchard and Tony Roberts. Playbill Magazine dated May 1973.
13 November; St. James Theatre, New York, USA; Musical Jubilee - Revue, 13 November 1975 (File)
Revue - Cyril Ritchard in sketches. Includes one copy of souvenir program.