Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress’s Children’s Party programme — Mansion House, London
Printed programme and invitation for the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress’s Children’s Party at Mansion House, London, held on Saturday 12 January 1952. The programme lists The Laurey Puppet Company in the Long Parlour, presenting “FANCY” with performances throughout the afternoon. Other entertainments included Punch and Judy, magic and ventriloquism, games, singing, dancing, conjuring and music by the Royal Marine Band of H.M.S. Pembroke. The programme is tied with its original red ribbon and is inscribed on the reverse to “Leslie Boyce, Lord Mayor, 1951–52.”
Archive reference: JLA-0090
Item type: Printed Ephemera
Maker / creator: Issued for the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of London (Sir Leslie and Lady Boyce)
Date: 12 January 1952
People / characters: Sir Leslie Boyce; Lady Boyce; The Laurey Puppet Company; Archie Potter (“Uncle Peter”); George Huntley; Moko the Performing Donkey; Punch and Judy
Credit line: The Joy Laurey Archive
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