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JULIE
ANDREWS
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a
selling exhibition of her stage career
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of the great movie stars of the late twentieth century, Dame Julie Andrews'
stage career has been neglected by most authors and websites. In her early
years Julie appeared in pantomime, revue, variety and charity events as
well as in a play and a Royal Gala. After the Broadway musical "Camelot"
she was primarily a film actress, although she returned to the stage at
times during her later career.
In this section of our website we will record Andrews' lesser known stage appearances, concentrating on her British work, and illustrating known performance dates with programmes or flyers wherever possible. We would welcome any information regarding other confirmed appearances on stage, as we have probably only just scratched the iceberg (as Sam Goldwyn might have said !). We've divided Julie's career into convenient chunks, so first enter the area of your choice. Then, clicking on each small image will open up a new page with a larger picture and, if the item is for sale, details of dimensions, condition and price. We usually list the best example we have in stock and sometimes have less good copies available at lower prices. Please ask. There
is also an appendix with some unusual film memorabilia, magazines and
adverts as well as links to some other Julie Andrews websites.
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What's
New ? Here
are just a FEW recent additions...
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1948 "All Star Concert" programme |
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"Cap and Belles" flyer |
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"Star !" preview programme |
| For a FULL list of new items, plus an at-a-glance list of what remains FOR SALE on the site, click HERE. |
| Read contemporary reviews of Julie's early shows: |  |
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| IMPORTANT NOTE: This site is NOT owned by Julie Andrews, nor does it have any connection with her. Her staff have made it very clear that she would not be interested in it, and we know of NO WAY of contacting her. We understand that Julie does not answer fanmail. Please contact us ONLY if you wish to buy memorabilia ! |
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a review of her stage caer
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Specialising in rare theatre memorabilia, C20th.com is the website of Simon Moss, who is based in Kent, England. I'm always interested to receive wants-lists from serious collectors. The selling exhibitions on this site are formed from just a tiny portion of the wide stock I have available, and although I specialise in twentieth century material, my field covers productions from 1860, right up to the present day. Other current exhibitions include Gilbert and Sullivan and European Marilyn Monroe magazine covers. Click on the C20th link below to visit my home page, or email me to find out more. |
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