Listing of possible sources for further information.

• Cassells Companion to Theatre. (Ross. Ref. 792.03)
  
  
• A History of the Theatre. Glynne Wickham. (Ross. 792.09)
  
  
• 150 Years of Popular Musical Theatre. Andrew Lamb. Yale University Press. 2000. (Hfd. 782.14)
  
  
• Ganzl's Book of the Musical Theatre. Kurt Gänzl & Andrew Lamb. (Hfd. Ref. 782.81)
  
  
• Encyclopaedia of the Musical. Stanley Green (Hfd. Ref. 782.81)
  
  
• Dictionary of 20th Century World Biography. Ed. Asa Briggs. OUP. 1992.
  
  
• Hutchinson Concise Encyclopaedia. Hutchinson. 1991 Edition.
  
  
• Magazine - The Play Pictorial. 1911.
  
  
• Theatre program - the Truth Game. 1928.
  
  
• Picture Postcards C.W. Hill. Shire. 1999.
  
  
• Rise and Fall of the Matinee Idol Ed. Anthony Curtis. New English Library. 1976.
  
  
• The Glass of Fashion Cecil Beaton. Weidenfeld & Nicolson. 1954.
  
  
• Dictionary of National Biography OUP
  
  
• Rainbow Comes and Goes (Lady) Diana Cooper
  
  
• Years Between (Diaries, 1939-44) Cecil Beaton. Weidenfeld and Nicolson. 1965.
  
  
• Restless Years (Diaries, 1955-63)Cecil Beaton. Weidenfeld and Nicolson. 1976.
  
  
• Noël Coward Diaries Ed. Payn and Morley.
  
  
• Who Was Who 1929 - 1940.
  
  
• Dictionary of National Biography 1961 - 1970.
  
  
• The Theatres of London Mander and Mitchenson.
  
  
• Halliwell's Film Guide. Ed. John Walker. Grafton. 1992.
  
  
• The British Musical Theatre. Kurt Gänzl. Vol. 1 and 2. Macmillan Press. 1986. (Kent. 784.8)
  
  
• Cecil Beaton. The Authorised Biography. Hugo Vickers. Weidenfeld and Nicolson. 1985.
  
  
• Daly's, the Biography of a Theatre. D. Forbes-Winslow. W.H. Allen 1944.
  
  
• Ivor. W. Macqueen-Pope. Hutchinson. 1951.
  
  
• Ivor. Sandy Wilson. M Joseph. 1975.
  
  
• Ivor Novello. Peter Noble. White Lion. 1975.
  
  
• Gaietys and Gravities. George Graves.
  
  
• Silver and Gold. (Memoirs) Norman Hartnell.
  
  
• Discretions and Indiscretions. (Autobiography) Lady Duff Gordon. Jarrolds. 1932.
  
  
• One Hundred Years of History of Redmarley d'Abitôt. Miss G K Cook and Miss V Murgatroyd. 1959.
  
  
• A Short History of Redmarley d'Abitôt. Henry Morton Niblett. 1928.
  
  
• Carriages at Eleven. W Maqueen-Pope. Hutchinson & Co. 1947
  
  
• Aspects of Accrington. Ed. Halstead and Duckworth. Wharncliffe Books. 2000
  
  
• Hunting with the Ledbury. Melanie Dawe. Ledbury Supporters Club. 1996.
  
  
• Cecil Beaton's Scrapbook. 1937.
  
  
• Cecil Beaton's 'Book of Beauty'. 1930.
  
  
• The Edwardian Album. Nicolas Bentley.
  
  
• Ivor Novello, Man of the Theatre. Peter Noble. Falcon Press. 1951
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• The Village of Bishopswood from 1700 to 1982. Heather Edmunds (Mrs Roberts).
  
  
• My Bolivian Aunt: A Memoir, Cecil Beaton. Weidenfeld and Nicolson, London, 1971.
  
  
• Gold and Silver: The Life and Times of Franz Lehar, Bernard Grun. W H Allen, 1970
  
  
• 'Fortunes Favourite. The life and times of Franz Lehar'. Authors, W. Macqueen-Pope and D.L. Murray. Hutchinson 1953
  
  
• 'In Search of Ruritania'.  David Slattery-Christy.  Authorhouse, Nov. 2006
  
  
• Ivor Novello: Portrait of a Star. Paul Webb, Stage Directions 1999
  
  
• Have You Forgotten Yet? The first world war memoirs of CP Blacker MC, GM. Edited by John Blacker. (Pen and Sward 2001)
  
  

• John Culme. For providing several 'missing links' in the research.
  
  
• Patrick O'Connor. For sharing his knowledge and suggesting several useful books. Also for the loan of 78 rpm gramophone recordings of Elsie.
  
  
• Linda Kelly. For putting me on the trail of the Redmarley connection.
  
  
• Randy Bigham. (Lucile's biographer) For information on costumes and some more obscure shows and films together with some fabulous pictures.
  
  
• Donald Haden. (Joint Master of The Ledbury Hunt) For confirming Ian Bullough's time as Master there.
  
  
• Anthony J Bullock. For information regarding Elsie's time in Redmarley.
  
  
• Tania Passafiume. For information regarding the history of photography.
  
  
• George W Randall. Vice Chairman and co-Founder of the Kinloch Castle Friends Association. Information on the Bullough family.
  
  
• Colin Harris. For information from contemporary theatre directories.
  
  
• Ken Bryant-Smith. For information on his great Aunt, Clara Evelyn.
  
  
• Adam Ramet. For making me a facsimile of his scrapbook of contemporary Lily Elsie press cuttings.
  
  
• Bob Steel. For bringing the story of Howard and Bullough up to date.
  
  
• John Charles. For information and pictures from The New Aladdin.
  
  
• David Reed. For allowing me to include scans from his wonderful musical comedy collection.
  
  
• Ken Craven. Who kindly permitted me to use material from his exhibition at Salford City Council museum and gallery.