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BOOTH/B/155, pp. 13–14
Interview with Mr A. Myerson, concerning Cassell's Wood Engraving Department, Ludgate Hill, 14 April 1894.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 15–16
Interview with Mr Alfred D. Downey, heraldic engraver, 47 Berwick Street, nd.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 17–19
Interview with Mr H. H. Cameron, photographer, the Cameron Studio, 70 Mortimor Street, nd.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 20–22
Report taken from the British Journal of Photography, concerning the Photographic Copyright Union, 10 January 1896.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 23–26
Interview with Mr Alfred Graves, photographic printer, 40 Howson Road, Brockley, 14 January 1896.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 27–36
Interview with Mr George W. Rousham, retoucher, 8 Akeiman Road, North Buxton, 14 January 1896.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 37–40
Interview with Mr G. Syrad, retoucher, 6 Parsons Green, 16 January 1896.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 41–42
Interview with Dr Arlidge, concerning health conditions of engravers, nd.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 43–45
Interview with 'Pyro', retoucher, 121 Mansfield Street, Kingsland Road, nd.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 46–47
Interview with Mr C. Sawyer, director of the Autotype Company, 74 New Oxford Street, nd.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 48–51
Interview with the Freeman Brothers, engravers, 23 Farrington Avenue, 20 February 1896.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 52–55
Interview with Mr Maloy, heraldic artist and engraver, 9 Great Turnstile Street, 25 February 1896.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 56–59
Interview with Mr Bolton, manager of engraving department, Stanford's, Cockspur Street, 28 February 1896.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 60–61
Interview with Mr Bedding, editor, British Journal of Photography, 2 York Street, Covent Garden, 27 February 1896.
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 62–64
Interview with Mr J. Moore, litho printer, North London Club, Rodney Street, Pentonville, March [1896]
BOOTH/B/155, pp. 7–12
Interview with Mr A. Myerson, secretary of the International Society of Wood Engravers, Mitre Hotel, Chancery Lane, April 1894.
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 109–120
Interview with Mr William Johnson, general secretary of the Theatrical and Music Hall Operations Union, 48 St. Martin's Lane, 23 January [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 1–12
Statistics taken from [1891]Census, concerning 'arts and amusement', nd.
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 121–124
Interview with Mr C. S. Cotton, secretary of the Actor's Benevolent Fund, 8 Adam Street, Adelphi, 23 January [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 125–128
Interview with Mr T. Hearne, secretary of the Cricketer's Fund Benevolent Society, Ealing, 21 January 1896.
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 129–136
Interview with Mr W. Fletcher, Sheet Choristers Association, 46 Chandos Street, 27 January 1896.
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 13–32
Interview with Miss Fanny Laughton, chorus lady, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 2 January 1896.
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 137–142
Notes on the Theatrical Mission and Institute, Macready House, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, 27 January [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 143–150
Interview with Mr. Taylor, master carpenter, Drury Lane Theatre, Drury Lane, 28 January [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 151–152
Notices concerning the Royal General Theatrical Fund, 28 January [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 153–158
Interview with Mr J. E. Jones, property master, Drury Lane Theatre, Drury Lane, 29 January [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 159–164
Interview with Mr J. A. de Orellana, secretary of the Orchestral Association, 5 York Buildings, Adelphi, 29 January [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 165–174
Interview with Mr W. Sutcliffe, member of the Empire Orchestra, 65 Firthville Gardens, 31 January [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 175–182
Interview with Mr Crannis and Mr Barnes, manager of entertainment department at Men's Rose Satchell and ballad singer at the North London Club and Institute, Rodney Street, Pentonville, 1 February ...
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 183–186
Evidence taken from the Select Committee of the House of Commons 1892 on Theatres and places of Amusement, nd.
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 187–190
Interview with Mr Paddison, organ grinder, Clerkenwell, Upper Charles Street Goswell Road, 18 February [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 191–194
Interview with Mr Gambadello, organ grinder, 25a Eyre Street Hill, Clerkenwell Road, 18 February [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 195–200
Interviews with Sister Ursula, Father Pasquale and Sister Harper, concerning organ grinders on Clerkenwell Road, Hatton Gardens and Queens Square, Bloomsbury, 19 February [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 201–206
Interviews with Mr Davide Cura, interpreter, 86 Derby Buildings, Wicklow Street, King's Cross and Mr Tim Simms, School Board attendance officer, 50 Victor Road, Seven Sisters Road, 29 February [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 207–208
Interview with Mr Luff, secretary of Cricketers Fund and Mr Pooley, member of Surrey County Cricket Club and formerly wicketkeeper for Surrey, 1 April [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 33–44
Interview with Mr E. Godfrey, acting 'super master', Pavilion Theatre, Mile End, 15 January [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 45–50
Interview with Mr Murdoch, assistant secretary to the Marylebone Cricket Club, Pavilion, Lord's Cricket Ground, 16 January 1896.
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 51–58
Interview with Miss Martineau, teacher of organ grinding, Foxholes, Weybridge, 17 January 1896.
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 59–66
Interview with Mr Chiappa, piano organ builder, Little Bath Street, Clerkenwell, 20 January [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 67–76
Interview with Mr R. C. Legge, secretary to George Alexander, St. James Theatre, King Street, 21 January 1896.
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 77–86
Interview with Mr Harvey, theatre manager, Criterion Theatre, 22 January [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 87–92
Interviews with various organ grinders, Chiappa's Organ builders, 20 January [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 93–94
Adverts concerned with professional acting organisations and societies, taken from 'The Era', 18 January 1896.
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 95–96
Interview with Sir Augustus Harris, the Elms, Avenue Road, Regents Park, 24 January [1896]
BOOTH/B/156, pp. 97–108
Interview with Mr Frank Hall, secretary to Music Hall Benevolent Fund, 58 York Road, Lambeth, 23 January [1896]
