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The responsive museum : working with audiences in the twenty-first century / edited by Caroline Lang, John Reeve, Vicky Woollard.
Date: [2006], ©2006
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Our secret friends and foes : expanded from lectures delivered before popular audiences in London, Edinburgh, and elsewhere / Percy Faraday Frankland.
Frankland, Percy, 1858-1946.Date: 1893
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Monsieur Tonson. A tale. Written by Mr. Taylor, and recited in London by Mr. Fawcet, to crowded audiences with universal applause.
Taylor, John, 1757-1832.Date: [1796]
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Monsieur Tonson. A tale. Written by Mr. Taylor, and recited in London by Mr. Fawcet, to crowded audiences with universal applause.
Taylor, John, 1757-1832.Date: [1796]
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The actor: a treatise on the art of playing. Interspersed with theatrical anecdotes, critical remarks on plays, and occasional observations on audiences.
Hill, John, 1714?-1775.Date: MDCCL. [1750]
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George Stevens's celebrated Lecture on heads; which has been exhibited upwards of two hundred and fifty successive nights, to crowded audiences, ...
Stevens, George Alexander, 1710-1784.Date: 1766
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Building bridges to science : new audiences - new initiatives : a conference organised by the British Association with support from the Rutherford Trust and COPUS.
Date: [1995?]
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George Stevens's celebrated lecture on heads : which has been exhibited upwards of three hundred successive nights to crowded audiences, and met with the most universal applause.
Stevens, George Alexander, 1710-1784.Date: [1770?]
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A letter to Mr. Garrick on the opening of the Theatre, with observations on the conduct of managers, to actors, authors, and audiences: and particularly to new-performers.
Date: MDCCLVIII. [1758]
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The celebrated lecture on heads; by George Alexander Stevens. Which has been exhibited upwards of one hundred successive nights, to crowded audiences, and met with the most universal applause.
Stevens, George Alexander, 1710-1784.Date: [not after 1775]
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Aladdin: a pantomime by members of the 85th Field Ambulance. First produced 21 December 1916 to audiences of the 28th Division on the Struma front, Macedonia
Date: 1917Reference: RAMC/856
Part of: Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments Collection
Archives and manuscripts
"The Hurt Mind"
Date: 1956-1957Reference: PP/LOP/B/1/1
Part of: Michael Essex-Lopresti
Archives and manuscripts
Report on the television series "Crime"
Date: January 1961Reference: PP/LOP/B/1/3
Part of: Michael Essex-Lopresti
Archives and manuscripts
Report on "Matters of Medicine": studies of reactions to, and the effects of, television programmes on immunisation and coronary thrombosis
Date: 1960Reference: PP/LOP/B/1/2
Part of: Michael Essex-Lopresti
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A Stage for science : dramatic techniques at science-technology centers : an examination of the use of drama and demonstrations to teach science museum audiences more effectively about science and technology / edited by Sheila Grinell.
Date: [1979], ©1979
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The adventures of a rake. In the character of a public orator. Interspersed with several serious and comic pieces, pronounced before some polite audiences with great applause, and published at their request. In two volumes. By R. Lewis.
Lewis, R. (Robert).Date: 1759 [i.e. 1759-1760]
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A Dutch quack doctor promoting his wares before an audience of townspeople. Etching.
Reference: 10979i
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Handbook on radio and television audience research / Graham Mytton.
Mytton, Graham.Date: [1999], ©1999
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The British stage: or the exploits of Harlequin: a farce. As it is performed by a company of wonderful comedians at both theatres, with Universal Applause; With all its Original Songs, Scenes, and Machines. Design'd as an after-entertainment for the audiences of Harlequin Doctor Faustus, and the necromancer.
Date: M.DCC.XXIV. [1724]
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An itinerant musician playing to an audience using an instrument that is partly made out of an animal's bladder. Drypoint by L. Flameng.
Flameng, Léopold, 1831-1911.Reference: 21055i
Archives and manuscripts
Audience Selection
Date: 1985Reference: SA/DRS/B/1/20c
Part of: DrugScope
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Two men performing a show to an audience at a public house, using sign language. Wood engraving, 1875.
Date: [23 January 1875]Reference: 17963i
Archives and manuscripts
Audience Selection Phonebus
Health Education CouncilDate: 1990Reference: SA/HEC/B/24/47
Part of: Health Education Council and Health Education Authority
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The celebrated lecture on heads; which has been exhibited upwards of one hundred successive nights, to crouded audiences, and met with the most universal applause. Part I. Introduction. Alexander the Great-Cherokee Chief-Quack Doctor-Cuckold-Lawyer-Humourous Oration in praise of the Law-Horse Jockies-No Body-Lottery of Life-Nobody's, Somebody's, Anybody's, and Everybody's Coats of Arms - Family of Nobody - Vanity - Wit - Judgment - Genius - Architecture - Painting - Poetry - Astronomy - Music - Statues of Honesty and Flattery. Part II. Ladies Heads - Riding Hood - Ranelagh Hood - Billingsgate - Laughing and Crying Philosophers - Venus's Girdle - Cleopatra - French Night Cap - Face Painting - Old Maid - Young Married Lady - Old Batchelor - Lass of the Spirit - Quaker - Two Hats contrasted - and Two Heads contrasted. Part III. Physical Wig-Dissertation on Sneezing and snuff-Taking-Life of a Blood-Woman of the Town-Tea Table Critic-Learned Critic-City Politician humourously Described-Gambler's Three Faces-Gambler's Funeral and Monument-Life and Death of a Wit-Head of a well-known Methodist Parson, with a tabernacle Harangue.
Stevens, George Alexander, 1710-1784.Date: 1765
Archives and manuscripts
Audience at opening ceremony
Date: 1966Reference: GC/201/F/1/2/2
Part of: Godber, Sir George

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The responsive museum : working with audiences in the twenty-first century / edited by Caroline Lang, John Reeve, Vicky Woollard.

Our secret friends and foes : expanded from lectures delivered before popular audiences in London, Edinburgh, and elsewhere / Percy Faraday Frankland.

Monsieur Tonson. A tale. Written by Mr. Taylor, and recited in London by Mr. Fawcet, to crowded audiences with universal applause.

Monsieur Tonson. A tale. Written by Mr. Taylor, and recited in London by Mr. Fawcet, to crowded audiences with universal applause.

The actor: a treatise on the art of playing. Interspersed with theatrical anecdotes, critical remarks on plays, and occasional observations on audiences.

George Stevens's celebrated Lecture on heads; which has been exhibited upwards of two hundred and fifty successive nights, to crowded audiences, ...

Building bridges to science : new audiences - new initiatives : a conference organised by the British Association with support from the Rutherford Trust and COPUS.

George Stevens's celebrated lecture on heads : which has been exhibited upwards of three hundred successive nights to crowded audiences, and met with the most universal applause.

A letter to Mr. Garrick on the opening of the Theatre, with observations on the conduct of managers, to actors, authors, and audiences: and particularly to new-performers.

The celebrated lecture on heads; by George Alexander Stevens. Which has been exhibited upwards of one hundred successive nights, to crowded audiences, and met with the most universal applause.

Aladdin: a pantomime by members of the 85th Field Ambulance. First produced 21 December 1916 to audiences of the 28th Division on the Struma front, Macedonia

"The Hurt Mind"

Report on the television series "Crime"

Report on "Matters of Medicine": studies of reactions to, and the effects of, television programmes on immunisation and coronary thrombosis

A Stage for science : dramatic techniques at science-technology centers : an examination of the use of drama and demonstrations to teach science museum audiences more effectively about science and technology / edited by Sheila Grinell.

The adventures of a rake. In the character of a public orator. Interspersed with several serious and comic pieces, pronounced before some polite audiences with great applause, and published at their request. In two volumes. By R. Lewis.

A Dutch quack doctor promoting his wares before an audience of townspeople. Etching.

Handbook on radio and television audience research / Graham Mytton.

An itinerant musician playing to an audience using an instrument that is partly made out of an animal's bladder. Drypoint by L. Flameng.

Audience Selection

Two men performing a show to an audience at a public house, using sign language. Wood engraving, 1875.

Audience Selection Phonebus

Audience at opening ceremony