Joy Laurey’s personal “My Rainbow Scrap Book” — scrapbook of press cuttings and performance ephemera
Personal scrapbook in a commercial “My Rainbow Scrap Book” volume, compiled by Joy Laurey. Twenty supplied photographs now document 15 distinct surfaces: covers; a Sooty’s Magic Circle certificate; 1953 Grand Pavilion and Floral Hall material; press cuttings about Joy, Mr Turnip, Family Fun and Here’s Fun; a Flamborough school visit; television topics including Sooty and The Quatermass Experiment; a 7 August 1953 Mercury feature on Joy and Mr Turnip; a 12 August 1953 Scarborough Evening News Family Fun photograph; The Stage’s “Making Family Fun”; and professional performer/artist ephemera for Percy Bee, Charles Cole and Eric & Muriel Bloom. A dedicated JLA-0083 Article Index worksheet preserves searchable item-level information.
Archive reference: JLA-0083
Item type: Scrapbooks
Maker / creator: Joy Laurey (compiler / owner
Date: c. 1953 onwards (supplied content currently includes 17 July–12 August 1953; further pages to be indexed)
People / characters: Joy Laurey / Joy Johnson; Honor Laurey / Honor Johnson / Peta Page; Michael Westmore; Mr Turnip; Sooty; Harry Corbett; Eric and Muriel Bloom; Johnnie; Percy Bee; Charles Cole; Eileen Archer; Mr W. Ralph; Mary Castle; Sam Laurey; and the performers/characters indexed in JLA-0083 Article Index
Credit line: The Joy Laurey Archive
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