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	Title	Description	Date From	Date To
421	1964 programme - 'Gaiety Whirl'	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Gaiety Whirl' Programme 1 (June 1964) - acts include Harry Broad and the Gaiety Orchestra; Chas McDevitt and Shirley Douglas; John Mulvaney; Don Gordon; Gill Stuart; Anne Nimmons; Hector Nicol; Betty Gillin; Ann Darling; Ian Wood; The Excelsiors; Johnny Beattie.	1st June 1964	30th June 1964
422	1967 programme - 'Orpheus In The Underworld' Ayrshire Philharmonic Opera Society	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Orpheus' (5th - 16th December 1967) - presented by Ayrshire Philharmonic Opera Society. Contains cast list; production officials; office bearers; patrons. Principle cast include Patricia MacMahon; Anne R. Milroy; Fiona Gordon; Nita Robertson; Joyce Orr; Myra Watt; Jamieson Greer; Ian B. Nicholson; Hugh Piper; Andrew Goodwin; William Gardner; James Bicker; Fraser Gunn; Robert W. Pratt; Paul Tolley.	5th December 1967	5th December 1967
423	1966 programme - 'The Gaiety Whirl'	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Gaiety Whirl - Programme Four' (14th July, 1966) - acts include Harry Broad; Joe McBride; Anne Fields; Lou Grant; Stuart Sherwin; Alice Dale; John Begg; Patricia Greenwood; Bobbi Jean; The Scots Boys; Billy Rusk; The Gaiety Dancers.	14th July 1966	14th July 1966
424	1979 programme - 'My Fair Lady' Ayr Amateur Opera Company	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'My Fair Lady' (19th February 1979 - 3rd March 1979) - presented by Ayr Amateur Opera Company. Books and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner. Music by Frederick Loewe. Includes list of principle cast, dancers and chorus, executive officials, and production officials. Includes images of cast and officials. Principle cast include Toni McConnell; Alison Hamilton; David Boyd; Robert J. McKinlay; Jack Pirie; Ian Anderson; Campbell Brown; Philip Lealand; Joseph Hamilton; Esther McCaffer; Delia McGuigan; Elizabeth Fisher; Morag McAulay; Pat Wren; Bill Gardner; John Stachan; Rosamond Buchancan; Frank Pirie; Sheila Roy.	19th February 1979	19th February 1979
425	1984 programme - Mother Goose	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Mother Goose' (8th December 1984 - 26th January 1985) - Starring Frank Carson; Dean Park; Ronnie Christie; Mary Riggans; Colin Beach; Teri Lally; George Carroll; Lesley Fitz-Simons; Keith Neill; Mark Raffles & Joan; The Wychwoods; The Kyle Dancers; The Jim Cosker Trio; The Panto Babes.	8th December 1984	26th January 1985
426	1977 programme - 'Gaiety Whirl'	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Johnny Beattie in the 1977 Gaiety Whirl' (Programme One - no date for programme however show ran from 06/06/1977 - 24/09/1977) - with Grant Frazer; Anna Desti; Golden Brandy; Stuart Anderson; Russel Lane; Betty Gillin; Pat Armet; Tim Curtis; The Bruce McClure Dancers; Will Fyffe Jr. Produced by Bruce McClure.	6th June 1977	24th September 1977
427	1981 programme - Spring Drama Season	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Spring Drama Season' (13th April 1981 - 2nd May 1981) - presented by Victor Graham. With 3 plays in repertory: 'Death on the Nile'; 'Mover Over Mrs. Markham'; 'Pygmalion'. Artistic Director Victor Graham. Director Suzanne Jefferies.	13th April 1981	2nd May 1981
428	1980 programme - Dick Whittington	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Dick Whittington and his Cat' (6th December 1980 - 31st January 1981) - starring Denny Willis; New Ovation; Kenet and Jani; Johnnie Mack; Glyn Bailey; Carol Sagar; David Voss; James Morrison; Gary Palmer; The Kay-Jays. Produced by Bernard Cotton. Directed by Ken Smith. Choreographed by Jani Smith. Musical Director: Alex Cairns.	6th December 1980	31st January 1981
429	1982 programme - Gaiety Whirl A Touch O' Tartan	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - Programme Three '1982 Gaiety Whirl - A Touch O' Tartan' (28th June 1982 - 2nd October 1982) - with The Alexander Brothers; New Ovation; Diana Bari; Bruce McClure Dancers; The Jim Cosker Trio; Jack Milroy and Mary Lee. Produced and Choreographed by Bruce McClure.	28th June 1982	2nd October 1982
430	1983 programme - Agatha Christie's Cards On The Table	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Agatha Christie's Cards on the Table' (5th April 1983) - with Garfield Morgan; Margaret Ashcroft; Georgina Moon; Nigel Williams; Jacqueline Lacey; Robert Tunstall; Anne Sedgwick; Peggy Ashby; Roy Purkis; Tony Parkin; Catherine Crewe. Directed by Roy Purkis.	5th April 1983	5th April 1983
431	1981 programme - Jack and the Beanstalk	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Jack and the Beanstalk' (1981/82 Pantomime Season) - with Andy Cameron; New Ovation; Anne Fields; Robert Johnstone; Stella Gonet; Holli Hoffman; The Dougie Squires Second Generation; The Junior Generation; The Alex Cairns Trio.	1st January 1981	31st December 1982
432	1984 programme - Scotland the What?	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Scotland The What?' (5th March 1984) - Starring Buff Hardie; George Donald; Stephen Robertson. Produced by James Logan.	5th March 1984	5th March 1984
433	1981 programme - Jack and the Beanstalk	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Jack and the Beanstalk' (1981/82 Pantomime Season) - with Andy Cameron; New Ovation; Anne Fields; Robert Johnstone; Stella Gonet; Holli Hoffman; The Dougie Squires Second Generation; The Junior Generation; The Alex Cairns Trio.	1st January 1981	31st December 1982
434	1985 programme - The Alexander Brothers	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'The Alexander Brothers' (13th - 25th May 1985) - with Graham Paul and Barney; Ben Gunn; Joyride; The Jim Cosker Trio; Valerie Dunbar; The Alexander Brothers	13th May 1985	25th May 1985
435	1984 programme - Show Boat Ayr Amateur Opera Company	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Showboat' (20th February - 3rd March 1984) - presented by Ayr Amateur Opera Company. Contains Cast List; Office Bearers; Production Officials; Patrons. Principle cast include Andrew Ness; Brian Paton; Gary Fisher; Esther McCaffer; Lynda Simpson; Jack Pirie; Sheila Johnston; Gordon McKinlay; Connell Wilson; Robert Johnstone; Ronald Campbell; Alison Millar; William Wales; Tom Tracey; Brian Paton; Gary Fisher; Sheila Roy; Ronald Richmond; Joe Wade; Jacqueline Graham	20th February 1984	3rd March 1984
436	1980 programme - Dick Whittington	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Dick Whittington and his Cat' (6th December 1980 - 31st January 1981) - starring Denny Willis; New Ovation; Kenet and Jani; Johnnie Mack; Glyn Bailey; Carol Sagar; David Voss; James Morrison; Gary Palmer; The Kay-Jays. Produced by Bernard Cotton. Directed by Ken Smith. Choreographed by Jani Smith. Musical Director: Alex Cairns.	6th December 1980	31st January 1981
437	1983 programme - Agatha Christie's Cards On The Table	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Agatha Christie's Cards on the Table' (5th April 1983) - with Garfield Morgan; Margaret Ashcroft; Georgina Moon; Nigel Williams; Jacqueline Lacey; Robert Tunstall; Anne Sedgwick; Peggy Ashby; Roy Purkis; Tony Parkin; Catherine Crewe. Directed by Roy Purkis.	5th April 1983	5th April 1983
438	1981 programme - Spring Drama Season	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Spring Drama Season' (13th April 1981 - 2nd May 1981) - presented by Victor Graham. With 3 plays in repertory: 'Death on the Nile'; 'Mover Over Mrs. Markham'; 'Pygmalion'. Artistic Director Victor Graham. Director Suzanne Jefferies.	13th April 1981	2nd May 1981
439	1981 programme - Spring Drama Season	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Spring Drama Season' (13th April 1981 - 2nd May 1981) - presented by Victor Graham. With 3 plays in repertory: 'Death on the Nile'; 'Mover Over Mrs. Markham'; 'Pygmalion'. Artistic Director Victor Graham. Director Suzanne Jefferies.	13th April 1981	2nd May 1981
440	1982 programme - Educating Rita	Ayr Gaiety Theatre programme - 'Educating Rita' (11th - 16th October 1982) - with Tom Baker; Kate Fitzgerald.	11th October 1982	16th October 1982

	Title
1	Major (Title) Howard
2	Thomas Templeton
3	James E Shaw
4	John MacLauchlan
5	R. C. Buchanan
6	Thomas F. Richmond
7	Richard McCulloch
8	Martin Harvey
9	Nina de Silva
10	John Olivere
11	Louis Holt
12	Florence Oldham
13	Dave Willis
14	Fred Lee
15	Seth Lee
16	Felice Lascelles
17	Florence Hunter
18	Ivor John
19	Rita Clare
20	Hubert Dunkerley

		Title
1		'Popplewells' "Jack and the Beanstalk" Pantomime'
2		1900s
3		1902 programme - Opening Ceremony
4		1910s
5		1915 programme - 'The Bred of the Treshams' / 'The Only Way'
6		1930 programme
7		1930s
8		1930s
9		1936 programme - Gaiety Whirl
10		1937 programme - 'The Kinross Players Present "The Queen was in the Parlour" by Noel Coward'.
11		1939 programme - 'Gaiety Whirl'
12		1940s
13		1941 programme - 'Gaiety Whirl'
14		1943 programme - 'Gaiety Whirl'
15		1950s
16		1952 programme - 'Gaiety Whirl'
17		1954 programme - Robinson Crusoe
18		1957 programme - 'Gaiety Whirl'
19		1958 programme - 'Bell, Book and Candle'
20		1958 programme - 'The Denny Willis Show'