Guide to the McCallum, John and Withers, Googie : programs and related material collected by the National Library of Australia

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EPH PROMPT.John McCallum and Googie Withers

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Created: 2025

Collection Summary

Title
McCallum, John and Withers, Googie : programs and related material collected by the National Library of Australia
Date Range
1930 - 2002
Collection Number
EPH PROMPT.John McCallum and Googie Withers
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 John McCallum and Googie Withers' stage acting careers in Australia and overseas. The majority of the programs held are for productions in which they co-starred, and for this reason a single finding aid covering both of their careers, in performances both together and independently, has been compiled. Material on their film and television screen careers, and McCallum's directing and theatre management career are not generally collected by the Library.

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: books and biographical cuttings; pictures; oral history recordings and printed musicrelated to John McCallum. For Googie Withers there are books and biographical cuttings; pictures and Oral history recordings. All of the materials can be accessed via the catalogue [https://catalogue.nla.gov.au/].

Biographical / Historical

Australia born John Neil McCallum (1918-2010) and English actress Georgette 'Googie' Lizette Withers (1917-2011) are known for their theatre careers both in Australia and England. Withers had a long a successful stage, film and television career while McCallum too enjoyed a stage and film career before time as a television producer. He later became joint managing director of J.C. Williamson's with Sir Frank Tait.

Item Descriptions

Class. McCallum, John and Withers, Googie : programs and related material collected by the National Library of Australia

Performances Co-starring John McCallum and Googie Withers (File)

Programme / The Opera House Manchester, 12 April 1954 (Item 19XX/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Waiting for Gillian. Adapted by Ronald Millar from Nigel Balchin's novel. John McCallum as James Manning. Googie Withers as Jill Manning.

St James' Theatre / Waiting for Gillian, 21 April 1954 (Item 19XX/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

4 programs

John McCallum as James Manning. Googie Withers as Jill Manning. Copy signed by McCallum and Withers. Advertising differs.

Grand Opera House / The Deep Blue Sea, 19 March 1954 (Item 19XX/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

By Terence Rattigan. John McCallum as Frederick Page. Googie Withers as Hester Collyer.

Comedy Theatre / "The Deep Blue Sea", 14 May 1955 (Item 19XX/4) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

By Terence Rattigan. John McCallum as Frederick Page. Googie Withers as Hester Collyer.

Programme / King's Theatre Glasgow, 25 March 1957 (Item 19XX/5) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Janus by Carolyn Green. John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, 1 April 1957 (Item 19XX/6) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Janus by Carolyn Green. John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Theatre Royal / Brighton / Janus, 15 April 1957 (Item 19XX/7) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Aldwych Theatre / Janus, 24 April 1957 (Item 19XX/8) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

The Golders Green Hippodrome / Janus, 12 August 1957 (Item 19XX/9) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

London, England. John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Roar like a Dove, 7 October 1959 (Item 19XX/10) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Grand Opera House, Wellington, New Zealand. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Canberra Theatre / Relatively Speaking, 1968 (Item 19XX/11) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

By Alan Ayckbourn. John McCallum as Phillip. Googie Withers as Sheila.

The Congress Theatre / programme, 13 March 1978 (Item 19XX/12) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Eastbourne, England. The Circle. By Somerset Maugham. John McCallum as Clive Champion-Cheney. Googie Withers as Lady Catherine Champion-Cheney.

The Grand Theatre / Wolverhampton, 1 May 1978 (Item 19XX/13) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Circle. John McCallum as Clive Champion-Cheney. Googie Withers as Lady Catherine Champion-Cheney.

The Grand Theatre / Theatre & Opera House Leeds / Programme & Magazine, 8 May 1978 (Item 19XX/14) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Circle. John McCallum as Clive Champion-Cheney. Googie Withers as Lady Catherine Champion-Cheney.

New Theatre Hull, 15 May 1978 (Item 19XX/15) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Circle. John McCallum as Clive Champion-Cheney. Googie Withers as Lady Catherine Champion-Cheney.

Pavilion Theatre, 22 May 1978 (Item 19XX/16) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Circle. John McCallum as Clive Champion-Cheney. Googie Withers as Lady Catherine Champion-Cheney.

Portsmouth Festival / King Theatre Southsea / Festival Production The Circle, 29 May 1978 (Item 19XX/17) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Clive Champion-Cheney. Googie Withers as Lady Catherine Champion-Cheney.

Darlington / Civic Theatre / The Circle, 10 June 1978 (Item 19XX/18) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Clive Champion-Cheney. Googie Withers as Lady Catherine Champion-Cheney.

Theatre Royal / Newcastle upon Tyne, 12 June [1978] (Item 19XX/19) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Clive Champion-Cheney. Googie Withers as Lady Catherine Champion-Cheney.

Theatre Royal Haymarket / The Circle, 14 November 1978 (Item 19XX/20) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

London, England. John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Theatre Royal Haymarket / The Circle, 17 February 1977 (Item 19XX/21) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

London, England. John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Theatre Royal Haymarket / The Circle, 19 April 1977 (Item 19XX/22) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

London, England. John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Theatre Royal Haymarket / The Circle, 13 October 1976 (Item 19XX/23) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

London, England. John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Theatre Royal Haymarket / The Circle, 16 January 1977 (Item 19XX/24) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

London, England. John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Theatre Royal Haymarket / The Circle, 25 October 1977 (Item 19XX/25) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

London, England. John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Theatre Royal Haymarket / The Circle, 21 June 1977 (Item 19XX/26) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

London, England. John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Theatre Royal Haymarket / The Circle, 23 August 1977 (Item 19XX/27) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

London, England. John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Princess Theatre / "Relatively Speaking", 20 July 1968 (Item 19XX/28) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Melbourne, Victoria. By Alan Ayckbourn. John McCallum as Phillip. Googie Withers as Sheila.

Malvern Festival, 17-30 May 1981 (Item 19XX/29) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Skin Game. By John Galsworthy. John McCallum as Hillcrest. Googie Withers as Amy.

Nottingham Playhouse / The Skin Game, 1 April 1981 (Item 19XX/30) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

By John Galsworthy. John McCallum as Hillcrist. Googie Withers as Amy.

Grand Opera House / Programme, 9 - 21 November 1981 (Item 19XX/31) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Belfast. Skin Game, Dandy Dick. John McCallum as Hillcrist. Googie Withers as Amy. John McCallum as Tristram Mardon. Googie Withers as Georgiana Tidman.

The Circle / by W. Somerset Maugham, [24 November 1982] (Item 19XX/32) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Theatre Royal, Sydney. John McCallum as Clive Champion-Cheney. Googie Withers as Lady Catherine Champion-Cheney.

Alexander Theatre / Birmingham / The Skin Game, 17-20 August 1981 (Item 19XX/33) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Hillcrist. Googie Withers as Amy.

Alexander Theatre / Birmingham / The Cherry Orchard, 21-25 August 1981 (Item 19XX/34) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Leonid Gayev. Googie Withers as Lyuba Ranevsky.

Yvonne Arnaud Theatre / Stardust, 26 November 1983 (Item 19XX/35) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Surrey, England. John McCallum as David Martine. Googie Withers as Diana Raymond.

Churchill Theatre / Stardust, 12 October - 5 November 1983 (Item 19XX/36) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as David Martine. Googie Withers as Diana Raymond.

Theatre Royal / Nottingham, 8-13 September 1983 (Item 19XX/37) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Dandy Dick. John McCallum as Tristram Mardon. Googie Withers as Georgiana Tidman.

Ashcroft Theatre, 22 June - 11 July 1981 (Item 19XX/38) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Hillcrist. Googie Withers as Amy. John McCallum as Leonid Gayev, Googie Withers as Lyuba Ranevsky.

[The Chalk Garden], 5 May - 12 July 1986 (Item 19XX/39) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Chichester Festival Theatre. John McCallum as the Judge. Googie Withers as Mrs St Maugham.

[Hay Fever], 1988 (Item 19XX/40) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Chichester Festival Theatre. John McCallum as David Bliss. Googie Withers as Judith Bliss.

The Circle / by W. Somerset Maugham / Directed by Peter Williams, 18 January 1983 (Item 19XX/41) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

London, England. John McCallum as Gil. Googie Withers as Jessica.

Theatre Royal / Brighton / The Cocktail Hour, 27 August 1990 - 1 September 1990 (Item 19XX/42) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Bradley. Googie Withers as Ann.

The Cocktail Hour / Ashcroft Theatre, 15-20 October 1990 (Item 19XX/43) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 2 tickets

John McCallum as Bradley. Googie Withers as Ann.

Curtain Up / the Magazine of the / Theatre Royal / Windsor, 31 July - 25 August 1990 (Item 19XX/44) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 1 flyer

The Cocktail Hour. John McCallum as Bradley. Googie Withers as Ann.

The Cocktail Hour / The Alexandra Theatre Birmingham, [1990] (Item 19XX/45) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Bradley. Googie Withers as Ann.

On Golden Pond, 23 - 27 June 1992 (Item 19XX/46) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

New Theatre, Hull. By Ernest Thompson. John McCallum as Norman Thayer, Jr. Googie Withers as Ethel Thayer.

On Golden Pond / Richmond Theatre, 3-8 August 1992 (Item 19XX/47) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Surry, England. John McCallum as Norman Thayer, Jr. Googie Withers as Ethel Thayer.

On Golden Pond, 11-15 August 1992 (Item 19XX/48) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Opera House, Manchester. John McCallum as Norman Thayer, Jr. Googie Withers as Ethel Thayer.

On Golden Pond, 20-25 July 1992 (Item 19XX/49) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 flyers

Advertising the performance at Alexander Theatre, Birmingham.

On Golden Pond, 17-22 August 1992 (Item 19XX/50) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 flyer

Advertising the performance at Theatre Royal, Bath.

High Spirits, 1993 (Item 19XX/51) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Australian Tour. John McCallum and Googie Withers. Excerpts from their past successes presented by John Frost

High Spirits, [1993] (Item 19XX/52) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Performing Arts Complex, Brisbane. John McCallum and Googie Withers.

An Ideal Husband, 1996 (Item 19XX/53) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs, 2 flyers

John McCallum as the Earl of Caversham. Googie Withers as Lady Markby.

Lady Windermere's Fan / by Oscar, 30 April - 5 July 1997 (Item 19XX/54) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 1 flyer

Chichester, England. John McCallum as Lord Augustus Lorton. Googie Withers as the Duchess of Berwick

Theatre Royal / Haymarket, 2002 (Item 19XX/55) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 1 flyer

Lady Windermere's Fan. John McCallum as Lord Augustus Lorton. Googie Withers as the Duchess of Berwick.

Cocktail Hour, 17-22 September 1990 (Item 19XX/56) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 flyer

Advertising the performance at Theatre Royal, Bath.

The Circle, 17 April 1978 (Item 19XX/57) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 flyer

Advertising the performance at Theatre Royal, Brighton.

The Cherry Orchard, 31 August 1981 (Item 19XX/58) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 flyer

Advertising the performance at Theatre Royal, Nottingham.

Stardust, 7 November 1983 (Item 19XX/59) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 flyer

Advertising the performance at Theatre Royal, York.

BFI Traveller's Joy, [2019?] (Item 19XX/60) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 sheet

British Film Institute screening of Traveller's Joy. John McCallum as Reggie Pelham, Googie Withers as the Bumble Pelham.

Midnight Cavalcade, 18 March 1954 (Item 19XX/61) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

London Palladium. John McCallum and Googie Withers, Freddie Carpenter, Laurie Payne, Miles Eason.

John McCallum Performances (independent of Withers) (File)

Shakespear Memorial Theatre, 3 April - September 1939 (Item M/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

4 programs

John McCallum as a Huntsman.

Lyric Theatre / The Garden of Eden, [1930s] (Item M/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 program

John McCallum as Servant to the Prince

The People's Palace / Judgement Day, 7 November 1938 (Item M/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Srazhimir.

The Old Vic / in Connection with / Sadler's Wells / The Tempest, 29 May 1940 (Item M/4) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Francisco.

The Old Vic / in Connection with / Sadler's Wells / King Lear, 15 April 1940 (Item M/5) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Cornwall.

People's Palace / Theare Programme, [1940s] (Item M/6) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

John McCallum as Dick Dudgeon.

The Intimate Theatre / Richard of Bordeaux, 12 August 1940 (Item M/7) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Henry, Earl of Derby.

Q Theatre, 12-17 August [1940] (Item M/8) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Trunk Crime. John McCallum as Sir Alan Fermoy.

A Boy, A Girl & A Bike, [1949] (Item M/9) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as David Howarth.

Western Wind, 22 August 1949 (Item M/10) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 flyer

Theatre Royal, Newcastle-on-Tyne, John McCallum as Anthony Macrae.

Western Wind, 9 September 1949 (Item M/11) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 1 flyer

Piccadilly Theatre. John McCallum as Anthony Macrae.

The Royal Court Theatre / Liverpool, 1 August 1949 (Item M/12) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Western Wind. John McCallum as Anthony Macrae.

Kings Theatre / Southsea, 20 March 1950 (Item M/13) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Dangerous Legacy. John McCallum as Norman Bancroft.

Bournemouth Pavilion / Programme, 10 April 1950 (Item M/14) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 1 cast list

Dangerous Legacy. John McCallum as Norman Bancroft.

Theatre Royal / Nottingham, 6 March 1950 (Item M/15) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Dangerous Legacy. John McCallum as Norman Bancroft.

View Over the Park, 28 August 1950 (Item M/16) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith. John McCallum as Sir Philip Hayes. One copy is signed by David Markham, John McCallum and Googie Withers despite Withers not appearing in this production.

Late Night Gala Show, 19 October 1951 (Item M/17) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Odeon Cinema, Plymouth. Valley of Eagles. John McCallum as Nils Ahlen.

Merely Players, 30 March 1952 (Item M/18) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. John McCallum as Ladies and Gentlemen in Hearts are Trumps.

Grand theatre Blackpool, 20 April 1953 (Item M/19) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Night of the Fourth. John McCallum as Superintendent Roberts.

Programme / The Opera House Manchester, 27 April 1953 (Item M/20) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Night of the Fourth. John McCallum as George Roberts.

Peter Pan, [1956] (Item M/21) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Scala Theatre, Tottenham Court Road. John McCallum as Mr. Darling.

Phoenix Theatre / Roar Like a Dove, 26 September 1957 (Item M/22) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

John McCallum as Lord Dungavel.

Theatre Royal / Brighton, 27 August 1973 (Item M/23) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The constant wife. John McCallum as John Middleton.

Albery Theatre / The Constant Wife, 19 September 1973 (Item M/24) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

The constant wife. John McCallum as John Middleton.

Duke of Yorks / The School for Scandal, 15 December 1983 (Item M/25) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The constant wife. John McCallum as John Middleton.

The Royal Baccarat Scandal, 23 January - 4 February 1989 (Item M/26) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Theatre Royal, Brighton. John McCallum as General Williams, Keith Mitchell.

The Royal Baccarat Scandal, 31 October - 19 November 1988 (Item M/27) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Yvonne, Arnaud Theatre. John McCallum as General Williams, Keith Mitchell.

The Royal Baccarat Scandal, [1985?] (Item M/28) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Chichester Festival Theatre. John McCallum as General Williams, Keith Mitchell.

The Royal Baccarat Scandal, 3 September - 8 October 1988 (Item M/29) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Theatre Royal Bath. John McCallum as General Williams, Keith Mitchell.

Theatre Royal, Haymarket, 1989-02-21T00:00:00+00:00 (Item M/30) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

The Royal Baccarat Scandal. John McCallum as General Williams, Keith Mitchell.

A Busy Day, 23 August 2000 (Item M/31) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program, 1 ticket

The Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue. John McCallum as Sir Marmaduke Tylney

NFT / BFI / The Archive Presents: Anthony Asquith / The Woman in Question, 29 March 2003 (Item M/32) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 sheet, 1 ticket

Film screening at the Australian National Film and Sound Archive of the Film, The Woman in Question. Featuring John McCallum as Michael Murray.

Peter Pan / Centenary Celebrations, 18 December 2004 (Item M/33) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Neverland Revisited at Duke of York's Theatre. John McCullum

John McCallum AO, CBE, 2002 (Item M/34) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Obituary.

Googie Withers Performances (independent of McCallum) (File)

Leslie Henson and Firth Shephard present / Nice Goings On!, 30 October 1933 (Item W/1) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

At Strand Theatre. Googie Withers a part of Buddy Bradley's Rhythm Girls.

Richmond Theatre / Hand In Glove, 8 November 1937 (Item W/2) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Googie Withers as Sally Pilgrim.

New Theatre Oxford / Program / The Came to a City, 8 March 1943 (Item W/3) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Googie Withers as Alice Foster.

Leeds Grand Theatre and Opera House, 2 May 1949 (Item W/4) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Champaign for Delilah. Googie Withers as Lee his Wife.

Champagne for Deliah, [1950?] (Item W/5) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

New Theatre, St. Martin's Lane. Googie Withers as Lee.

Theatre World, Oct. 1958 (Item W/6) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Issue of the magazine with an article on a performance of Much Ado About Nothing featuring Googie Withers as Beatrice, p. 27-30.

They Came to a City, [1959?] (Item W/7) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Globe Theatre, Shaftsbury Avenue. Featuring Googie Withers as Alice Foster.

Opera House / Manchester, 15 March 1943 (Item W/8) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

They Came To A City. Featuring Googie Withers as Alice Foster.

Private Lives, n.d. (Item W/9) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Apollo Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue. Featuring Googie Withers as Amanda.

The Duchess Theatre / Programme, 6 March 1952 (Item W/10) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs, 1 clipping

The Deep Blue Sea. Featuring Googie Withers as Hester Collyer. Includes a clipping with a photograph of Googie Withers.

"Midnight Matinee", 17 November 1953 (Item W/11) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

In aid of the Greek Earthquake Victims. At the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Merchant of Venice introduced by Googie Withers.

Much Ado About Nothing, 26 August 1958 (Item W/12) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. Featuring Googie Withers as Beatrice, Zoe Caldwell.

Hamlet, 3 June 1958 (Item W/13) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. Featuring Googie Withers as Queen of Denmark, Zoe Caldwell.

Programme / The Opera House Manchester, 17 March 1952 (Item W/14) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Winter Journey. Featuring Googie Withers.

Duke of York's Theatre / "Happy Week-End!", [1956?] (Item W/15) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Featuring Googie Withers as Betty.

Winter Journey / by Clifford Odets, 3 April 1952 (Item W/16) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

St. James Theatre, King Street. Featuring Googie Withers as Georgie Elgin.

Programme / Royal Court Theatre Liverpool, 24 March 1952 (Item W/17) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Winter Journey. Featuring Googie Withers as Georgie Elgin.

Winter Journey / Googie Withers Clement McCallin, 24 November 1960 (Item W/18) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Winter Journey. Featuring Googie Withers as Georgie Elgin.

New Theatre Oxford / Getting Married, 10 April 1987 (Item W/19) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Featuring Googie Withers as Mrs. George

Somerset Maugham's / The Constant Wife, 20 May 1961 (Item W/20) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Theatre Royal, Sydney. Featuring Googie Withers as Constance Middleton.

Desire of the Moth, 5 March 1966 (Item W/21) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Content warning:Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware this item contains images and names of deceased persons in photographs and printed material.

ICIP Notice:This material contains Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) of Australian First Nations peoples. Restrictions on access and use of this material may apply. Contact the National Library of Australia for further information.

Scope and contents:Comedy Theatre, Melbourne. Featuring Googie Withers, Ed Devereaux, John Paton, Margaret Browne, Patsy Kruger, Steve Dodd.

The Theatre Royal / Newcastle upon Tyne, March 1967 (Item W/22) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Getting Married. Featuring Googie Withers as Mrs. George.

Edinburgh International Festival, 1963 (Item W/23) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Exit the King. Featuring Googie Withers as Queen Marguerite.

Googie Withers in / Woman in Dressing Gown / by Ted Willis, 1960 (Item W/24) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Opera House, Wellington. Featuring Googie Withers as Amy Preston, Grant Taylor, Gerda Nicolson and Allen Bickford

The Lovebirds, 8 April 1957 (Item W/25) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Program that advertises Googie Withers in Janus next week at the Theatre Royal, Brighton.

Googie Withers in / Woman in Dressing Gown / by Ted Willis, 9 November 1962 (Item W/26) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Comedy Theatre. Featuring Googie Withers, Amy Preston.

Googie Withers in / Woman in Dressing Gown / by Ted Willis, 22 December 1962 (Item W/27) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Theatre Royal, Sydney. Featuring Googie Withers, Amy Preston.

Playbill / The Complaisant Lover, 13 November 1961 (Item W/28) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Ethel Barrymore Theatre. Featuring Googie Withers as Mary Rhodes.

The First Four Hundred Years, 22 June to 11 July 1964 (Item W/29) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Theatre Royal, Sydney. Featuring Googie Withers in several roles.

Getting Married / by Bernard Shaw, 19 April 1967 (Item W/30) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Strand Theatre. Featuring Googie Withers as Mrs. George.

Beekman Place / by Samuel Taylor, 3-4 December 1965 (Item W/31) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

2 programs

Canberra Theatre. Featuring Googie Withers as Pamela Piper, Eric Reiman, Michael Laurence, Fred Hebert, Marie Fidock.

Plaza Suite, 17-23 January [1965] (Item W/32) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Canberra Theatre. Featuring Googie Withers.

Exit the King, 12 September - 2 November [1963] (Item W/33) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Canberra Theatre. Featuring Googie Withers as Queen Marguerite.

The Royal Court Theatre / Liverpool, April 1967 (Item W/34) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Featuring Googie Withers as Mrs. George.

Plaza Suite, 23 March 1970 (Item W/35) - Box [unnumbered]
Physical Description Note

1 program

Grand Opera House, Wellington, New Zealand. Googie Withers as Norma Hubley.

A Golden Gala in the presence of Her Royal Highness the Princess Margaret Countess of Snowdon, 2 July 1978 (Item W/36) - Box [unnumbered]
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1 program

The London Palladium. Googie Withers as a part of the assembly.

The Importance of Being of Earnest, [1979] (Item W/37) - Box [unnumbered]
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2 programs

Chichester, Festival Theatre. Googie Withers as Lady Bracknell.

Chichester, 1979 (Item W/38) - Box [unnumbered]
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1 program

The Importance of Being Earnest. Googie Withers as Lady Bracknell.

Ring Round the Moon, 8 October 1988 (Item W/39) - Box [unnumbered]
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1 program

Richmond Theatre, London. Googie Withers as Madame Desmortes, Madge Ryan, Michael Siberry. Directed by Elijah Moshinsky.

[Ring Round the Moon], [n.d.] (Item W/40) - Box [unnumbered]
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1 program

Chichester Festival Theatre. Featuring Googie Withers as Madame Desmortes, Michael Siberry, Madge Ryan.

BFI White Corridors, [2003 or later] (Item W/41) - Box [unnumbered]
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1 sheet

British Film Institute screening of White Corridors Googie Withers as Sophie Dean, Migon O'Doherty.

BFI Thirty Minute Theatre, [2009 or later] (Item W/42) - Box [unnumbered]
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1 sheet

British Film Institute screening of Thirty Minute Theatre as Muriel Stokes.


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