Container List
Scripts of Plays and Musical Reviews
Scope and Content Note
A - Z.
Anderson's Laurel Workshop.
Bran Pie.
Bubbly.
Buzz-buzz.
Champagne supper.
Charlot, 1928.
Charlot review, 1924.
Charlot's Char-a-bang: a new revue.
Charlot's masquerade.
Charlot's revue, 1924 (first edition).
The Charlot show of 1926.
Cheep.
Clara Gibbings.
Collapse.
The dancing city.
Die tanzende Stadt ( The dancing city).
Dede.
Do you remember?
The donkey's nose.
The enemy.
Eugenically speaking.
Faces.
The first aid man.
5064 Gerrard.
Flora.
Gentle rain.
Grand chain [cover title: Shall we reverse].
Grand Guignol, season 1.
Green room rag revue.
Grey matter.
Hi-diddle-diddle.
Hit and run.
The honour of Quong Fee.
How d'you do?
Icebound.
Jumble sale.
Just fancy.
Knockout.
Lauder review.
Let's leave it at that.
The live wire.
London calling.
A magnum of Charlot.
Maica.
Men about the house.
Mixed.
Noel de pierrot ( A clown's Christmas).
Non-stop.
Now and then.
The officers mess.
The phantom fiver.
Please.
Poached eggs and pearls.
Pot luck.
The pulse of passion.
Puss-puss.
Queen in love.
Die verliebte Konigin ( Queen in love).
La reine s'amuse.
Shall we reverse?
Sleeping beauty.
Some.
Son petit frere ( Her half-brother).
Stop-go.
Tabs.
Tails up.
This and that.
Three wise fools.
Tuppence coloured.
Untitled sketches.
Very good Eddie.
White heather.
Wild geese.
Wonder bar.
Die wunder bar.
Yes.
Sheet Music Listed by Play or Revue Title
Note
Char-a-bang.
“Tide's on the turn.”
“Cruising.” Conductor's copy.
“Cruising.” First violin.
Charlot revue of 1924 (in America).
Charlot show, 1926.
“Stud ballet.”
[No further description available].
“Rhapsody in bloomers.”
“Golden key.”
Charlot, 1928
“F.U.N.E.X.”
Cheep [Duplicate numbers].
5064 Gerrard.
Flora Orchestrations.
Hi-diddle-diddle.
How d'you do?
“Best to forget.”
“Babes of the show.”
“A good time was had by all.”
“How d'you do?”
Opening chorus and “Ready to work.”
Jumble sale.
London calling.
Magnum of Charlot.
Non-stop
“Strip-no-tease.”
“Three monkees of Korea.”
Officer's mess
[No further description available].
Orchestrations.
Please
“Telling of raindrop.”
Dance
“Potluck.”
See-saw
“The dance of Babylon.”
Shall we reverse?
“My true love.”
Band parts.
Orchestrations.
Drums.
Violin, 1st desk.
Sleeping beauty
Trombone.
First violin.
Bass.
B flat, tenor saxophone.
Violin, 2nd desk.
Tenor saxophone.
Alto saxophone.
1st and 2nd trumpets.
Bass.
Some
“Just one little thing.”
[No further description available].
Stop-go
“Do we appeal to you?”
“Dreaming a dream.”
“Children of the soil.”
“Headlines.”
“London.”
“Mayfair.”
“Rhythm big way.”
“Overture.”
“Britain ballet.”
“Mrs. Lot.”
“I wanna throw stones.”
“Burning up the snow.”
“Olga Pulloffsky.”
Tabs.
Tails up.
Die tanzende Stadt.
Die verliebte Konigin.
Wild geese
“Overture.”
Orchestrations.
Miscellaneous Sheet Music Not Relating to Plays or Musical Revues in this Collection
Various.
Duplicate Sketches and Lyrics
A - H.
I - O.
P - Z.
Andre Charlot Musical Shows (Not Revues)
Dede.
Now & then.
Officer's mess.
Pierrot's Christmas.
Southern syncopated orchestra.
Trudi Schoop ballet.
Die verliebte Konigin.
Wild geese.
Reviews: Selected Material, Photographs
Spell of the tropics.
Beardsley ballet.
Stop-Go: various American productions.
Various.
Charlot Revues: Photographs
A - Z.
Various.
Charlot revue of 1924-1925.
Charlot revue of 1940.
Please.
Bran pie.
Tom Tit - graphics.
Bran pie.
Bubbly.
Buzz-buzz.
Charlot revues, 1924 and 1926 (in America).
Cabaret revues.
[Show title unidentified].
Charlot reonette.
Charlot revue of 1924-1925.
Charlot show, 1926.
Charlot, 1928.
Charlot's char-a-bang, 1935.
Charlot's masquerade, 1930.
Charlot revue of 1940.
Cheep.
Hi-diddle-diddle.
How d'you do?
Jumble sale.
Just fancy
London calling [with Noel Coward].
Please.
Pot luck.
Puss-puss.
Rats.
Samples.
See-saw.
Snap.
Some.
Stop-go.
Tabs.
Tails up.
This & that.
The town talks.
Three cheers.
Yes.
Charlot Revues - Music
A - Z.
The Bing boys.
Charlot's Hour, BBC
1928.
After 1928.
[Music].
Broadcasts, 1933-1934.
Charlot Revue - Publicity and Programs
Alhambra revues.
American revue, 1926.
A - Z.
Bran pie.
Bristol.
Bubbly.
Buzz-buzz.
Cabarets.
Charlot's revue, 1924-1925.
Charlot's repetoire revue, 1926.
Charlot's repetoire revue, Bingham tour.
Charlot's show, 1928.
Charlot's revue, 1928.
Charlot's masquerade.
Char-a-bang [empty].
Charlot's revue, 1940.
Cheep.
Hi-diddle-diddle.
Hit & run.
How d'you do?
Jumble sale.
Just fancy.
London calling.
Magnum of Charlot.
“Stars & strips,” Non-stop revue.
Red bright & blue, Charlot's non-stop no.2.
Charlot's non-stop #3, “June”.
Please.
Pot luck.
Puss-puss.
Rats.
Samples.
See-saw.
Snap.
Some.
Stop-go.
Tabs.
Tails up.
Town talks.
Yes.
Charlot revue of 1940 - programs.
Charlot's revue to 1941.
Andre Charlot (Not Revues) - Publicity and Programs
Actor's orphanage.
Clara Gibbings.
Die tanzende Stadt / Dancing City.
Do you remember?
The enemy.
Flora.
Gentle rain.
Icebound.
The live wire.
Men about the house.
Motion pictures.
Now and then.
Officers mess.
Pierrot's Christmas.
Poached eggs and pearls.
Trudi Schoop in Fridolin.
Sleeping beauty.
Southern syncopated orchestra.
Three wise fools.
Tuppence colored.
Die verliebte Konigin.
Wild geese.
Wonderbar.
Selected Scripts
Charlot revue sketches by Ronald Jeans (French acting edition, no.1049).
Selected material, vol.2.
Charlot Revues - Publicity and Programs
Charlot revue of 1940 - publicity.
Charlot revue of 1941 - publicity.
Selected material, vol.2.
Andre Charlot's Legitimate Plays - Photographs
The new waiter - talking film: script & music.
Musical beauty shop - script & music.
The new waiter - talking film: photographs.
Shall we reverse?
Clara Gibbings.
Do you remember?
The enemy.
Gentle rain.
Live wire.
Men about the house.
Poached eggs & pearls [empty].
Three wise fools.
Charlot Company Papers
Reports.
History.
Revue report (1st edition).
Revue report, 1947.
Sketches and songs from Charlot revues.
The Charlot revue of 192_?.
Stop-go (cover only).
Shall we reverse? - Act 2 & 2 prompt copies.
Contracts Books
2 volumes.
Cabarets
Splendide hotel & Grosvenor house cabarets (2nd edition).
1929 Cabarets (1st editions).
Charlot Revues - Music
A - Z.
Bran pie.
Bubbly.
Buzz-buzz.
Charlot, 1928.
Charlot's masquerade.
Charlot's revue, 1924/25.
Charlot's revues, America - 1924.
Charlot's revue, America - 1926.
Charlot's revue, 1926.
The Charlot show, 1926.
Cheep.
Non-stop.
Please.
Pot luck.
Puss-puss.
Samples.
See-saw.
Sleeping beauty - musical director & 1st alto sax scores.
Snap.
Stars and strips.
Yes.
Miscellaneous Sheet Music
Printed.
Manuscript.
Orchestration of Revue Numbers
Manuscript, M - R.
Note
Manuscript, S - Z.
Note
Individual Songs - Music Scores
The hat.
Individual Songs With Music Scores for Various Parts of the Orchestra
The haunted hill, 1926.
If you believe in dreams, or: Like me less.
It's best to forget.
Jade, 1928.
Karma, 1924-1925.
Legend of the Caucasus.
Let's keep on drifting.
Light and shade.
Limehouse blues.
A little green dress.
Lizzie.
Love's just a melody.
Mamie of the chorus.
March with me.
The masque of the red death.
Miss Featherstonlaugh.
Mrs. Nott.
The naughtiest girl in school.
No one ever brings me flowers.
Oldest game in town.
Parisian pierrot.
Pom-pom.
Rhythms in a great big way.
Miscellaneous Sheet Music
Manuscript.
Manuscript.
Charlot Company Records
Alhambra records.
Production list, 1915-1924.
Contracts, 1917-1918.
Contracts, 1918-1919.
Contracts, 1925-1926.
Scrapbook pages.
World War II poster.
Charlot Revues and Non-Revues - Publicity and Programs
Posters.
Charlot Company Records
Caricatures of celebrities.