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(1) An Informal Concert in the hall of Jesus College on Sunday 26th July at 9pm. Works performed: Sonata No. 3 for 2 violins and bass (Purcell); Pieces for the virginals (Byrd); Suite in C major for 2 violins and cello (Matthew Locke); String quartet in B flat major (K. 458) (Mozart). Performers: Andre Mangeot (violin), Betty Oglethorp (violin), Charles Wilson (viola), Rose Miller (cello) Laurence Picken (spinet)
(2) The Organ, Jesus College, Cambridge [no day or date given for the performance]
(3) Photocopy of a handwritten programme. No title or dates given. Works performed: Sonata No. 4 in F sharp, opus 30 (Scriabin); Six songs from 'A Shropshire Lad' (Butterworth); Romance (Elgar); 3 Romances (Schumann); North Country Ballads; Sonata (Poulenc)
(4) 'The Winter's Tale' by William Shakespeare performed in the Cloisters on Tuesday at 7.30pm. List of performers included [2 copies]
(5) 'Sweet and Low'. Works performed: 'Crazy Tutors'; 'Clouds'; 'departure for Mr Everest'; 'Sweet and low'; 'Twenty Years hence'; 'High and Low'; 'Prometheus Gated (A Greek Play)'; 'Il Trova Rovore (An Italian Opera)'; 'Lattin' Unseen (Not a Latin Unseen)'; and 'Jesus Ball 1900'. Initials of the cast are given, c.1940s
(6) c. 1910s. Works performed:
'Marche Militaire' (Schubert) and 'The Lord Chancellor's Nightmare' from Iolanthe (Sullivan0 performed on the piano by G. G. Webster
'The Yeoman's Wedding Song' (Prince Poniatowski) sung by D. Smythe
Character sketch performed by H. D. Barnard
'Come Let's be Merry' (Lane Wilson) sung by H. B. Salmon
'Mr Moon' (Alan Murray) sung by C. Meyer (Pembroke)
Selected works for the piano performed by T. V. Norman
Selected songs performed by E. G. Snaith (Magdalen)
'Natural History' (Hillaire Belloc) sung by G. P. Tregelles (Caius)
The Footlights Quartette in Repertoire
(7) The Magisterial Election: Operetta by E. A. 1945
Handwritten script