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Abell, H. F., ‘Some Surviving Kentish Beliefs’, Home Counties Magazine, 3 (1901), 141 | 4.6 (1984) 64 (cit) | |
Abrahams, Roger D., ‘Pull Out Your Purse and Pay’, Folklore, 79 (1968), 177-92 | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
Abrahams, Roger D., ‘The Complex Relations of Simple Forms’, Genre, 2 (1969), 104-28 | 6.6 (1986) 54 (cit) | |
Abrahams, Roger D., ‘Folk Drama’, in Folklore and Folklife: An Introduction, ed. by Richard M. Dorson (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1972) | 4.2 (1984) 14 | 6.6 (1986) 54 (cit) |
Abrahams, Roger D., ‘Review of Alex Helm "The English Mummers' Play"’, Folk Music Journal, 3 (1982), 285-8 | 3.3 (1983) 20 (rec) | |
Abrams, M. H., ‘Structuralist Criticism’, in A Glossary of Literary Terms, 4th edn (New York: Holt, Rhinehart & Winston, 1981), p.188 | 6.5 (1986) 38 (cit) | |
Adachi, Barbara C., Backstage at Bunraku: A Behind-the-Scene Look at Japan’s Traditional Puppet Theatre (New York: Wetherhill, 1985) | 6.4 (1986) 34 (rec) | |
Adams, Robert C., Collection, in Cawte MSS, QNS 149-56 & 160-4; reference corrected at 6.3 (1986) 16 | 5.5 (1985) 47 (cit) | |
Addy, Geo. H., Some Old Customs of Derbyshire (London Society of Derbyshiremen, 1903), 1-2 | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
Aitken, B., ‘Plough Monday’ Folk-Lore, 62 (1951), 334 | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
Allsop, Ivor (details from), Morris Ring–Instructional Week-End on Mumming | 1.1(1980) 6 (txt) | |
And, Metin, ‘On the Dramatic Fertility Rituals of Anatolian Turkey’, in Ilhan Basgöz and Mark Glazer, Studies in Turkish Folklore, Turkish Studies, No. 1, (Indiana: Indiana University,1978), pp.1-24 | 4.4 (1984) 31 (rec) | |
Andersen, Flemming G., Julia McGrew, Tom Pettitt & Reinhold Schroder (eds), Popular Drama in Northern Europe in the Later Middle Ages: A Symposium (Odense: Odense University Press) | 7.1 (1988) 14 (rec) | |
Andrews, W., ‘Christmas Customs’, The Yorkshire Christmas Annual being the Extra Christmas Number of the Yorkshire Magazine (Bradford: Yorkshire Literary Union, [1973?]), p.76 | 2.2 1982) 14 (cit) | |
Antliff, W., ‘Local Notes and Queries’, Nottingham Daily Guardian, 7 Jan. 1885, 6 | 1.2 (1980) 7 (cit) | |
Appel, Alfred, A Season in Dreams: The Fiction of Eudora Welty (Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1965), pp.164-6 | 6.6 (1986) 52 (cit) | |
Archer, Fred, ‘Rare Boxing Day Fun at the Wheatsheaf: The Guisers Packed our Club Room’, Derby Evening Telegraph, 2 May 1958, p.6c-f | 2.5 (1982) 33 (cit) | |
Ardern, C. E., Lymm and District, 3rd more extended edition (Lymm: C. E. Ardern, 1913), p.46 2.2 (1982) 14 (cit) | ||
Arkwright, Godfrey, ‘Hampshire Mummers Christmas Carol’, Journal of the Folk Song Society, 1.4 (1902), 178-9 | 1.3 (1981) 19 (cit) | |
Arthur, Dave, A. L. Lloyd (1908-1982): A Biography | 3.4 (1983) 28 (sum) | |
Ashley, Kathleen M., ‘An Anthropological Approach to the Cycle Drama: The Shepherds as Sacred Clowns’ | 6.4 (1986) 33 (cit) | |
Ashman, Gordon, ‘Custom in Conflict: The Morris Dance in the Shrewsbury and Ironbridge Area of Shropshire’, Traditional Dance, 5/6 (1988), Proceedings of the 5th and 6th Traditional Dance Conferences, Crewe, 1985 & 1986 | 7.3 (1989) 39 (rec) | |
Axton, Richard, ‘Popular Modes in the Earliest Plays’, Medieval Drama, ed. by N. Denny, Stratford-upon-Avon Studies 16 (London: 1973), p.15 | 4.1 (1984) 2 (cit) |
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Babcock-Abrahams, Barbara, ‘The Novel and the Carnival World’, Modern Language Notes, 89 (1974) p.636 | 7.3 (1989) 38 (cit) | |
Bagot, Mrs Charles, Links With the Past (London: 1901), p.189 | 4.5 (1984) 49 (cit) | |
Bailey, Aubrey, Tutbury: In Burgo Circa Castellum (The Borough About the Castle): Reflections of Life in the Village (Gloucester: British Publishing Co., [c.1974]), p.5 | 2.5 (1982) 33-4 (cit) | |
Bailey, Aubrey, Down Memory Lane: Part II of Tutbury: In Burgo Circa Castellum: More Reflections of Life in the Village (Gloucester: British Publishing Co., 1975), pp.10-14, 31-2 | 2.5 (1982) 33-4 (cit) | |
Bailey, Peter (ed.), Music Hall: The Business of Pleasure (Milton Keynes: Open University Press, 1986) | 6.4 (1986) 34 (rec) | |
Baker, D. C., Collection, [n.d.] | 3.5 (1983) 33, 35-6 (cit) | |
Banks, William Stott, A List of Provincial Words in Use at Wakefield in Yorkshire (London: J. Russell Smith, 1865), p.56 | 2.2 (1982) 14 (cit) | |
Barley, M. W., ‘Plough Plays in the East Midlands’, Journal of the English Folk Dance and Song Society, 7.2 (1953), 68-95 | 2.1 (1982) 7 | 7.3 (1989) 30 (cit) |
Baron, Geoffrey, Collection | 2.2 (1982) 14 (cit) | |
Barthelemy, Anthony Gerald, Black Face, Maligned Race: The Representation of Blacks in English Drama from Shakespeare to Southerne (Louisiana State University Press, 1987) | 6.6 (1986) 60 (rec) | |
Bascom, William R., ‘Four Functions of Folklore’, Journal of American Folklore, 67 (1954), 333-49 | 4.2 (1982) 14 (cit) | |
Baskervill, C. R., ‘Mummers' Wooing Plays in England’, MP {sic}, 21 (1923-4), 225-72 | 4.1 (1984) 2 (cit) | |
Baskervill, C. R., The Elizabethan Jig, (Chicago: 1929; repr. New York: 1965), pp.251-2 | 4.1 (1984) 2 (cit) | |
Bathe, Dave, Christmas Customs in Chesterfield, Derbyshire | 2.4 (1982) 27-8 (txt) | |
Bathe, David, ‘Guising’, Derbyshire Insight, no. 6 (Apr. 1984), 2bc | 5.1 (1985) 6 (cop) | |
Bathe, David, ‘Christmas Custom’, Derbyshire Insight, no. 5 (Winter 1984), 6a | 5.1 (1985) 6 (cop) | |
Bathe, Dave, ‘The Cold Ash Mummer's Play’ Downs Miscellany, 3.2 (1985) 13-17 | 6.3 (1986) 17 (rec) | |
Batson, H. M., Our Wessex Mummers’ Plays [n.d.] | 3.1 (1983) 3 (cit) | |
Batson, H. M., MS ‘As Played at Hoe Benham, Christmas 1898. from T. Tucker’, London, Folklore Society, Ordish Collection Box 6 | 2.3 (1982) 20 (cit) | |
Beazley, F. W., ‘Plough Monday and "The Plough Bullocks"’, Nottinghamshire Schools Rural Science Panel Bulletin, 19 (Dec. 1946), 2-4 | 2.2 (1982) 14 (cit) | |
Beck, Ervin, and Paul Smith, A Handlist to the C.E.C.T.A.L. Microfilm of the Alex Helm Collection | 5.6 (1985) 53-61 (txt) | |
Beckett, Arthur, ‘Christmas Mummers’, The Observer, 11 Jan. 1931, p.21cd | 2.4 (1982) 23 (sum) | |
Beckwith, Ian, Victorian Village, Roxby (Sutton-in-Ashfield: printed by H. Smith, 1967), [n.p.n., p. 24] | 2.2 (1982) 14 (cit) | |
Beeching, H. C., ‘Pages from a Private Diary’, Cornhill Magazine (Feb. 1897), 269 | 3.1 (1983) 4 (cit) | |
Beeman, William O., ‘Why Do They Laugh?: An Interactional Approach to Humor in Traditional Iranian Improvisatory Theater’ Journal of American Folklore, 94 (1981), 506-26 | 2.1 (1982) 7 (rec) | |
Behan, Brendan, The Hostage | 4.5 (1984) 49 (cit) | |
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Bendix, Regina, Progress and Nostalgia: Silvesterklausen in Urnasch, Switzerland, Folklore & Mythology Series, 33 (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1985) | 6.3 (1986) 17 (rec) | |
Berger, Sidney E., Medieval English Drama: A Bibliography of Recent Criticism (Garland, 1989) | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) | |
Bibby, Geof, ‘Lymm, Cheshire, Notes from a Collector's Diary’, English Dance and Song, 43.3 (1981), 8 | 2.1 (1982) 7 (rec) | |
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Billington, Sandra, ‘The Fool and the Moral in English and Scottish Morality Plays’ in Popular Drama in Northern Europe in the Later Middle Ages: A Symposium, ed. by Flemming G. Andersen, Julia McGrew, Tom Pettitt & Reinhold Schroder (Odense: Odense University Press) | 7.1 (1988) 14 (rec) | |
Billington, Sandra, The Fool–Folk and Fairground | 2.6 (1982) 45 (sum) | |
Billington, Sandra, 'The New Burlsque: An Undress Rehearsal' | 3.4 (1983) 21-4 (txt) | 4.3 (1984) 25 |
4.4 (1984) 41 (cit) | ||
Billington, Sandra, A Social History of the Fool (Brighton: Harvester Press, 1984) | 1.6 (1981) 38 (fco) | 4.2 (1984) 24 (adv) |
4.4 (1984) 31 (rec) | ||
Birtwistle, Harrison, Down by the Greenwood Side (1970) | 1.6 (1981) 36 (cop) | |
Bishop, Julia, 'Mumming in the Courts' | 8.1 (1991) 1-3 (txt) | |
Blake, N. F., ‘An Early Reference to Morris Dancing’, Lore and Language, 7.2 (1988), 91-2 | 7.4 (1990) 57 (cit) | |
Bogatyrev, p.G., trans. by Peter Voorheis and Ronald J. Meyer, ‘Scenery, Artistic Place and Artistic Time in Folk Theater’, Folklore Forum, 14.1 (1981) 33-40 | 2.3 (1982) 22 (rec) | |
Bond, Frank (singer), Songs & Southern Breezes, (Topic 12T 317, 1977) | 1.3 (1981) 19 | 1.6 (1981) 31 (cit) |
Bond, Frank (of North Waltham), ‘The Mummers’, MS in possession of Mrs Elmer, his daughter | 1.6 (1981) 31 (cit) | |
Booth, Michael R., Victorian Spectacular Theatre 1850-1910 (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1981) | 6.4 (1986) 34 (rec) | |
Boswell, Pruw, ‘Trends in Morris Dancing on the Lancashire Plain from 1890’, Traditional Dance, 5/6 (1988), Proceedings of the 5th and 6th Traditional Dance Conferences, Crewe, 1985 & 1986 | 7.3 (1989) 39 (rec) | |
Bourne, Richard, ‘Mummers’, Buzz, (Winter 1983), 21-2 | 3.4 (1983) 30 (rec) | |
Bowman, Deborah, and Thomas E. Barden, ‘Form and Performance in The Old Ship of Zion’, Annual Meeting of the American Folklore Society October 1980 | 6.6 (1986) 51, 55 (cit) | |
Bowman, Marion, ‘Janneying in Tilting, Fogo (Newfoundland)’, parts 1 and 2 | 7.2 (1989) 17-20 | 7.3 (1989) 34-8 (txt) |
Boyd, A. W., ‘The Comberbach (Cheshire) Version of the Soul Caking Play’, Transactions of the Lancashire & Cheshire Antiquarian Society, 44 (1927), pp.41-55 | 7.1 (1988) 8 (cit) | |
Boyd, A. W., ‘The Mummers’ Play’ Notes and Queries, (21 Jan. 1939) 44 | 7.1 (1988) 9 (cit) | |
Boyd, A. W., ‘Mummers' Play at Christmas’ Notes and Queries, (14 Jan. 1939) 30-1 | 7.1 (1988) 8 (cit) | |
Boyd, A. W., ‘Village Mummers of Cheshire’, London Calling, no. 377, 28 Nov. 1946, p. 3 | 7.1 (1988) 9 (cit) | |
Boyd, A. W., A Country Parish: Great Budworth in the County of Chester (London: Collins, 1951) | 7.1 (1988) 9 (cit) | |
Boyes, Georgina, ‘Social Bases of Tradition: The Limitations and Implications of "The Search for Origins"’, in Language, Culture and Tradition, ed. by A. E. Green & J. D. Widdowson (Sheffield: CECTAL Conference Papers No. 2, 1981), pp.77-87 | 2.6 (1982) 44 (cit) | |
Boyes, Georgina, The Institutional Basis of Performance: A Socio-Economic Analysis of Contemporary Folk Plays | 2.6 (1982) 41-4 (txt) | |
Boyes, Georgina, The Man-Woman Figure in Traditional Drama | 4.1 (1984) 4 (sum) | |
Boyes, Georgina, ‘"Excellent Examples": The Influence of Exemplar Texts on Traditional Drama Scholarship’, Traditional Drama Studies, 1 (1985) | 6.1 (1986) 2 (sum) | |
Boyes, Georgina, ‘Cultural Survivals Theory and Traditional Customs’, Folk Life, 26 (1987/88), 5-11 | 7.3 (1989) 39 (rec) | |
Braine, A., The History of Kingswood Forest (London: E. Nister, 1891), p.236 | 2.2 (1982) 14 (cit) | |
Brand, John, Observations on Popular Antiquities . . ., with the Additions of Sir Henry Ellis, an entirely new and revised edition with numerous illustrations (London: Chatto and Windus, 1877), f.p. 263 | 3.3 (1983) 20 (cit) | |
Brand, John, Observations on Popular Antiquities . . . , with the Additions of Sir Henry Ellis, an entirely new and revised edition with numerous illustrations (London: Chatto and Windus, 1888) | 1.3 (1981) 21 (cit) | |
Brandes, Stanley, ‘The Posadas in Tzintzuntzan: Structure and Sentiment in a Mexican Christmas Festival’, Journal of American Folklore, 96 (1983), 259-79 | 3.2 (1983) 12 (rec) | |
Bratton, J. S., ‘Theatre of War: The Crimea on the London Stage 1854-5’, in Performance and Politics in Popular Drama, ed. by David Bradley, Louis James & Bernard Sharratt (Cambridge: 1980), p.136, f.n. 4 | 5.3 (1985) 30 (sum) | |
Bratton, J. S. (ed.), Music Hall: Performance and Style (Milton Keynes: Open University Press, 1986) | 6.4 (1986) 34 (rec) | |
Brears, Charles, ‘Lincolnshire Folk Lore and Legends’, Lincolnshire Magazine, 1 (1932-34), 175 & 140-1 | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
Bregenhøj, Carsten, Helligtrekongersløb på Agersø (Epiphany Mummering on Agersø) (Copenhagen: 1974) | 1.1 (1980) 5 | 3.3 (1983) 15 (cit) |
Brennan, John, ‘Pace Egging in the Calder Valley’, English Dance and Song, 38.2 (1976), 50-1 | 2.2 (1982) 14 (cit) | |
Brice, Andrew, The Mobiad (London: 1770), p.90 | 4.5 (1984) 49 (cit) | |
Briggs, Asa, The History of Broadcasting in the United Kingdom, vol. 2: The Golden Age of Wireless (London: OUP, 1965), p.256 | 7.2 (1989) 26 (cit) | |
Briggs, Katherine, Folklore of the Cotswolds (Batsford, 1974), pp.187-90 | 4.6 (1984) 63 (cit) | |
Briscoe, Marianne G., Clerical Views of Festival in Late Medieval England | 7.1 (1988) 13 (fco) | |
Briscoe, Marianne G., & John C. Coldewey, Contexts for Early English Drama (Indiana University Press, 1989) | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) | |
Broadwood, Lucy, English Traditional Songs and Carols (London: Boosey, 1908), pp. 882-3 | 1.3 (1981) 19 (cit) | |
Brody, Alan, The English Mummers and Their Plays (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1969; Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, 1970 & 1971); {citations vary} | 2.6 (1982) 44 | 6.3 (1986) 18, 22 |
6.5 (1986) 39 (cit) | ||
Broomhead, Duncan, Collection: Nether Alderley Play [n.d.] | 2.5 (1982) 29 (cit) | |
Broomhead, Duncan, An Eighteenth Century Play from Cheshire | 2.5 (1982) 23-9 (txt) | |
Broomhead, Duncan, Mumming and the BBC | 8.1 (1991) 4-9 (txt) | |
Brown, Barbara, ‘History of a Revival Mummers’ Side’, English Dance and Song, 42.3 (1980), 9 | 1.6 (1981) 38 (rec) | |
Brown, Roly, ‘Mumming Plays in West Berkshire’, Folk Review 7.11, (1978), 9-13 | 1.3 (1981) 21 (rec) | 2.3 (1982) 19-20 |
3.1 (1983) 3 (cit) | ||
Brown, Roly, ‘Traditional Topics: The Chaddleworth Mumming Play’, Southern Rag Folk Magazine 1.4 (1980), 27-8 | 1.3 (1981) 21 | 2.3 (1982) 19 |
3.1 (1983) 3 (cit) | ||
Brown, Roly, A Note on the Weston (Berks.) Play | 2.3 (1982) 18-20 (txt) | 3.1 (1983) 3 (cit) |
Brown, Roly, Further Notes on Mummers in West Berkshire 1897-1927 | 3.1 (1983) 1-4 (txt) | |
Brown, Roly, Mummers in West Berkshire 1890-1920 | 3.3 (1983) 18 (sum) | |
Brown, Roly, ‘Mummers in West Berkshire 1897-1927: Work in Progress–Three "New" Locations’, Downs Miscellany, 3.2 (1985), 2-12 | 6.3 (1986) 17 (rec) | |
Buchan, David (ed.), Scottish Tradition: A Collection of Scottish Folk Literature (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1984), Folk Drama pp.210-25, 245-8 | 4.4 (1984) 31 (rec) | |
Buckland, Ernest, BBC Record no. 10029f, 20 Dec. 1946 | 8.1 (1991) 11 (sum) | |
Buckland, Theresa Jill, ‘The Abbots Bromley Horn Dance’ (unpublished B.A. thesis, Institute of Dialect & Folklife Studies, University of Leeds, 1976) | 7.2 (1989) 21 (cit) | |
Buckland, Theresa Jill, ‘Ceremonial Dance Traditions in the South-West Pennines and Rossendale’, (unpublished Ph.D. thesis, Institute of Dialect & Folklife Studies, University of Leeds, 1984) | 7.2 (1989) 21 (cit) | |
Buckland, Theresa, ‘Documenting a Processional Dance from Past and Present Perspectives’, Traditional Dance, 5/6 (1988), Proceedings of the 5th and 6th Traditional Dance Conferences, Crewe, 1985 & 1986 | 7.3 (1989) 39 (rec) | |
Burkert, Walter, Homo Necans: The Anthropology of Ancient Greek Sacrificial Ritual and Myth (University of California Press, 1987) | 6.6 (1986) 60 (rec) | |
Burne, Charlotte, Shropshire Folklore: A Sheaf of Gleanings (London: 1883) | 3.4 (1983) 24 | 4.5 (1984) 50 (cit) |
Burne, C. S., ‘The Folklore of Staffordshire’, Journal of the British Archaeological Association, n.s. 2 (1896), 31 | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
Burson, Ann, ‘Model and Text in Folk Drama’, Journal of American Folklore, 93 (1980), 305-16 | 1.1 (1980) 6 (rec) | |
Burson, Anne, ‘Pomp and Circumcision: A Parodic Skit in a Medical Community’, Keystone Folklore, n.s. 1.1 (1982), 28-40 | 4.4 (1984) 31 (rec) | |
Burson, Anne C., The Satiric Medical Skit: Folk Drama in a Modern Occupational Group (1980) | 1.2 (1980) 10 (sum) | |
Byrne, Cyril, ‘Some Comments on the Social Circumstances of Mummering in Conception Bay and St John’s in the Nineteenth Century’, Newfoundland Quarterly, 77.4 (Winter 1981-2) 3-6 | 4.4 (1984) 31 | 7.3 (1989) 44 (rec) |
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Caine, p.W., Manx Museum, MS 85B | 5.4 (1985) 32 (cit) | |
Callcott, Dr, As I Was Going to Derby (London: B. Williams, [n.d.]); copy in Selected Glees, British Library H2342.C | 1.6 (1981) 36 (cit) | |
Calvert, Valerie E., ‘The Pasche Egg’, (unpublished B.A. thesis, Institute of Dialect & Folklife Studies, University of Leeds, 1962) | 7.2 (1989) 21 (cit) | |
Cannon, Joan, ‘The Christmas Mummers: A Sketch from the Past’, The Sign, Dec. 1937, pp. 162-3 | 2.3 (1982) 22 (cit) | |
Carey, Clive, London, Vaughan Williams Memorial Library, Carey MSS, Sx 3, 59, 327C | 1.3 (1981) 19 (cit) | |
Carpenter, James Madison, Collection, Library of Congress, MS Music-3109; Microfilm copy in Vaughan Williams Memorial Library, Cecil Sharp House, London | 1.1 (1980) 5 | 2.2 (1982) 14 |
2.3 (1982) 19 | 3.2 (1983) 10 | |
4.5 (1984) 49 | 6.2 (1986), 12 | |
6.5 (1986) 41 | 7.2 (1989) 24 (cit) | |
8.1 (1991) 10-11 (sum) | ||
Castle, Terry, Masquerade and Civilization; The Carnivalesque in Eighteenth-Century English Culture and Fiction (London: Methuen, 1986) | 6.4 (1986) 34 (rec) | |
Castor, Peterborough Advertiser, Saturday 13 Jan. 1876, p.3c, {two series each week, essential to cite the day} | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Cave, Richard (ed.), Theatre in Focus: Original Monographs . . . (Consortium for Drama and Media in Higher Education, [n.d.]) | 2.1 (1982) 8a-b (adv) | |
Cawley A. C., ‘Thoresby and Later Owners of the Manuscript of the York Plays (BL Additional MS 35290’, Leeds Studies in English, n.s. 11 (1979), 74-89 (p. 76) | 1.5 (1981) 27 (cit) | |
Cawte, E. C., ‘The Riccall Sword Dance’, Folk Music Journal, 2.2 (1971), 102-14 | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
Cawte, E. C., Ritual Animal Disguise: A Historical and Geographical Study of Animal Disguise in the British Isles, (Cambridge: D. S. Brewer; Totowa, NJ: Rowman and Littlefield, 1978) | 1.6 (1981) 35 | 2.2 (1982) 14 |
2.5 (1982) 29 | 4.1 (1984) 2 (cit) | |
Cawte, E. C., A Guide to English Ritual Drama in the Carpenter Manuscripts (typescript, 1979-80) {Vaughan Williams Memorial Library} | 1.1 (1980) 5 (cit) | |
Cawte, E. C., John Fletcher and The Observer | 4.1 (1984) 9 (txt) | |
Cawte, E. C., Amendments to ‘English Ritual Drama’, parts 1 to 3 | 1.5 (1981) 23-6 | 2.2 (1982) 9-16 |
5.2 (1985) 9-22 (txt) | ||
Cawte, E. C., Folk Drama As a Science | 5.3 (1985) 27 (txt) | |
Cawte, E. C., Correspondence {on Kent & Isle of Wight plays, and Stuart Piggott MSS} | 6.3 (1986) 16 (txt) | |
Cawte, E. C., Alex Helm and N. Peacock, English Ritual Drama (London: Folk-Lore Society, 1967) | 1.1 (1980) 3, 5 | 1.5 (1981) 23 |
1.6 (1981) 36 | 2.1 (1982) 1 | |
2.2 (1982) 9 | 2.4 (1982) 24 | |
2.5 (1982) 29, 33 | 2.6 (1982) 44 | |
3.1 (1983) 3 | 3.2 (1983) 9 | |
3.3 (1983) 18 | 3.5 (1983) 33 | |
4.5 (1984) 48 | 5.2 (1985) 9 | |
5.5 (1985) 42, 44, 47 | 6.2 (1986) 12 | |
6.3 (1986) 16, 18, 22 | 7.3 (1989) 30 | |
7.4 (1990) 60-1 (cit) | ||
Celander, Hilding, Stj ärngossarna: Deras Visor och Julspel (The Star-boys: Their Songs and Christmas Play) (Stockholm: 1950) | 3.3 (1983) 15 (cit) | |
Chambers, E. K., The Mediaeval Stage, 2 vols (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1903) | 4.5 (1984) 48, 50 | 6.3 (1986) 18, 22 |
7.3 (1989) 30 (cit) | ||
Chambers, E. K., The English Folk-Play (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1933) | 2.1 (1982) 7 | 3.4 (1983) 24 |
4.5 (1984) 48-51 | 5.5 (1985) 47, 52 | |
6.3 (1986) 16, 18, 22 | 7.3 (1989) 30 (cit) | |
Chambers, Tom, Collection | 2.2 (1982) 14 (cit) | |
Champe, Flavia Waters, The Matachines of the Upper Rio Grande: History, Music and Choreography (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1983) | 5.5 (1985) 41 (rec) | |
Chandler, Keith, ‘Morris Dancing in the Eighteenth Century: A Newly Discovered Source’, Lore and Language, 3.8 (1983), 31-8 | 6.2 (1986) 12 (cit) | |
Chandler, Keith, ‘The Archival Morris Photographs 2: Campden Morice Dancers, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, 1896’, English Dance and Song, 46.3 (1984) 6-8 | 8.1 (1991) 11 (cit) | |
Chandler, Keith, 18th Century Mummers at Sherborne, Glos. | 6.2 (1986) 12 (txt) | |
Chandler, Keith, Mumming at Chadlington (Oxfordshire): A Note on Some Recently-collected Material | 6.5 (1986) 40-1 (txt) | |
Chandler, Keith, ‘Continuing Researches into the South Midland Morris: A Progress Report’, Traditional Dance, 5/6 (1988), Proceedings of the 5th and 6th Traditional Dance Conferences, Crewe, 1985 & 1986 | 7.3 (1989) 39-40 (rec) | |
Chapman, Frank, Yesterday’s Town–Tonbridge (Barracuda, 1982), p.94 | 7.4 (1990) 68 (sum) | |
Charlton, C. H., ‘Belief and Superstition in the Area of Runcorn and Widness {sic}’ (unpublished thesis for BA, Institute of Dialect & Folklife Studies, University of Leeds, 1973) | 7.4 (1990) 56 (rec) | |
Chaworth-Musters, Mrs, A Cavalier Stronghold: A Romance of the Vale of Belvoir(London: Simpkin Marshall, 1890), pp.387-92 | 7.3 (1989) 30 (cit) | |
Chidlaw, Richard, Collection | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
Clare, John, ‘Morris Dancers’, in The Poems of John Clare, ed. by J. W. Tibble, (London: J. M. Dent, 1935), text-transform:uppercase'>II , 268 | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
Clare, John, The Shepherd’s Calendar, ed. by Eric Robinson & Geoffrey Summerfield (London: Oxford University Press, 1964), p.127 | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
Clarke, Frances, No Show Without Punch | 3.3 (1983) 18 (sum) | |
Clarke, Frances, As Pleased As Punch | 5.4 (1985) 38 (sum) | |
Clarkson, Christopher, The History and Antiquities of Richmond in the County of York(Richmond: 1821), pp.290-1 | 4.5 (1984) 51 (cit) | |
Clegg, John Trafford, ‘Bowd Slasher’ in The Works of John Trafford Clegg: Stories, Sketches and Rhymes in the Rochdale Dialect (Rochdale: James Clegg, 1895), pp. 76-83 | 7.3 (1989) 44 (rec) | |
Clopper, Lawrence M., ‘Florescence in the North: Traditions of Drama and Ceremony’ | 6.4 (1986) 33 (cit) | |
Coldeney, John C., ‘The Records of Early English Drama in Nottinghamshire’, Bulletin of Local History–East Midland Region, 15 (1980), 9-10 | 1.5 (1981) 30 (rec) | |
Coldewey, John C., ‘Plays and "Play" in Early English Drama’, Research Opportunities in Renaissance Drama, 28 (1985), 181-8 | 6.1 (1986) 5 (rec) | |
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Collingwood, Frances, ‘Folklore of Nottinghamshire’, Nottinghamshire Magazine, 1.3 (1933), 180 | 2.2 (1982) 14 (cit) | |
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Cousa, James, Mumming in South County Armagh: Reminiscences of a Philadelphia Irish American (1980) | 1.2 (1980) 10 (sum) | |
Cousins, D. S., Private communication to p.Smith | 5.5 (1985) 47 (cit) | |
Coussmaker, Rev. John Octavius, MS of Hamstall Ridware Play (1900), Hamstall Ridware Parish Church {not cited formally, but this detail is in the text} | 3.2 (1983) 7 (sum) | |
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Cox, J. Stevens, Mumming and the Mummers’ Play of St George (St Peter Port: Toucan Press, 1970), p.432 | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
Cragg, John, MS Diary 1790, formerly on loan to Lincolnshire Record Office, now absent;copy of relevant passage in E. H. Rudkin Collection | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
Craig, Patricia, ‘Review of Henry Glassie "All Silver and No Brass" (University of Pennsylvania Press)’, Times Literary Supplement, 23 Dec. 1983, p.1428 | 4.4 (1984) 31 (rec) | |
Craven, Gerald, and Richard Moseley, ‘Actors on the Canvas Stage: The Dramatic Conventions of Wrestling’, Journal of Popular Culture, (1972), 326-36 | 4.4 (1984) 31 (rec) | |
Crawford, Phyllis, In England Still (Bristol: Arrowsmith, 1938) | 1.1 (1980) 5 | 1.3 (1981) 22 |
2.4 (1982) 23 (cit) | ||
Crawford, Sean, ‘On Christmas Eve: A Christmas Play in One Act’, Ireland’s Own, 3 Dec. 1949, pp.14-15 | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
Creighton, Helen, ‘Old Christmas Eve in Nova Scotia’, Canadian Geographical Journal, 63.6 (1961), 219 | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
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Cunnington, C., Alveston: Our Village Within Living Memory (Dursley: printed by F. Bailey, 1959), 34 & app. 4 | 5.2 (1985) 19 (cit) | |
Cycloped, Janus, ‘Play Selection: Christmas Plays and Mysteries’, Amateur Stage, 1 (Nov. 1926), 364 | 4.5 (1984) 49 (cit) |
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Dance, Miss E. M., Collection, copy in University College London, Library, Helm Collection, vol. 31, p.152 | 5.2 (1985) 20 (cit) | |
Danforth, Loring M., ‘Tradition and Change in Greek Shadow Theater’, Journal of American Folklore, 96 (1983), 281-309 {or} 310-22 {citations differ} | 3.2 (1983) 12 | 6.5 (1986) 44 (rec) |
Daniel, George, Merrie England In the Olden Time, new edn (London: Frederick Warne, [c.1841]), pp. 198-9 | 5.3 (1985) 29 (sum) | |
Davis, Susan C., Making Night Hideous: Mummery and Masking in Nineteenth Century Philadelphia (1980) | 1.2 (1980) 10 (sum) | |
Davis, Susan G., ‘Making Night Hideous: Christmas Revelry and Public Order in 19th Century Philadelphia’, American Quarterly, 34 (1982), 185-99 | 7.3 (1989) 44 (rec) | |
Davis, Susan G., Parades and Power: Street Theater in Nineteenth Century Philadelphia(Temple University Press, 1986) | 6.5 (1986) 44 (rec) | |
Davis, Susan G., Parades and Power: Street Theater in 19th Century Philadelphia(Berkeley: University of California Press, 1988) | 7.1 (1988) 14 (rec) | |
Davison, Peter, Contemporary Drama and the Popular Dramatic Tradition in England(London: Macmillan, 1982) | 6.3 (1986) 17 (rec) | |
Davison, Peter, Popular Appeal in English Drama to 1850 (London: Macmillan, 1982) | 2.3 (1982) 22 (rec) | |
de Roos, Marjoke, Shrovetide Performances in the Low Countries | 7.1 (1988) 13 (fco) | |
Dealaiza, Candi, Definition of Character Type in the Basque Pastorale (1980) | 1.2 (1980) 10-11 (sum) | |
Dean-Smith, Margaret, ‘Folk Play Origins of the English Masque’, Folk-Lore, 65 (1954), 85, f.n.15 | 2.2 (1982) 14 (cit) | |
Dean-Smith, Margaret, ‘The Life-Cycle Play or Folk Play’, Folk-Lore, 69 (1958), 239 | 4.5 (1984) 48 (cit) | |
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Dennis, Pauline, Whillesey Straw Bear, English Dance and Song, 43.4 (1981), 21-2 | 2.1 (1982) 7 (rec) | |
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Douce, Francis, Oxford, Bodleian Library, Western Manuscripts, MS Douce 44, pp.1-7 | 2.5 (1982) 23 (cop) | |
{Douce, Francis}, Bodleian Library, Western Manuscripts, MS Douce d.44, pp.204-8 & 217 | 2.5 (1982) 29 (cit) | |
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Drake, Jon, The Fool and the Hobby-Horse: Their Role in Ritual Drama of Britain(Garsington: Southend Press, 1985) | 5.5 (1985) 41 (rec) | |
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Dutton Family, Account Book, Gloucester, Record Offfice, D 678/FAM/96D | 6.2 (1986) 12 (sum) |
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Eames, Bronwen A., ‘The Uttoxeter Feather Guisers' Christmas Mumming Play’, (unpublished B.A. thesis, Institute of Dialect & Folklife Studies, University of Leeds, 1981) | 7.2 (1989) 21 (cit) | |
Eco, Umberto, V. V. Ivanov and Monoca Rector, Carnival! (Berlin: Mouton, 1984) | 6.4 (1986) 34 (rec) | |
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Eisenbichler, Konrad, Some Considerations on Florentine Christmas Plays | 7.1 (1988) 13 (fco) | |
Ellis, Bill, ‘The Camp Mock Ordeal: Theatre as Life’, Journal of American Folklore, 94 (1981), 486-505 | 2.1 (1982) 7 (rec) | 4.2 (1984) 14 (cit) |
Emmison, F. G., Elizabethan Life: Disorder (Chelmsford: Essex County Council, 1970), p.27 | 5.2 (1985) 20 (cit) | |
Espinosa, Aurelio M., ‘Traditional Spanish Religious Folk Drama in New Mexico’ and ‘Spanish Secular Folk Drama in New Mexico’, in The Folklore of Spain in the American Southwest: Traditional Spanish Folk Literature . . ., ed. by J. Manuel Espinosa (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1985) | 6.1 (1986) 5 (rec) | |
Esser, Janet Brody (ed.), Behind the Mask in Mexico (Museum of New Mexico Press, 1988) | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) | |
Ewing, Juliana Horatia, The Peace Egg (S.P.C.K., [n.d.]) pp.46-58 | 4.6 (1984) 64 (cit) |
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Fees, Craig, Damn St George: Some Neglected Home Truths in the History of British Folk Drama, or Bring Out the Dead | 2.6 (1982) 45 (sum) | |
Fees, Craig, Folk Play and Analogues: Performance and Charity in Chipping Campden | 3.3 (1983) 18 (sum) | |
Fees, Craig, Looking Over the Obvious | 4.1 (1984) 4 (sum) | |
Fees, Craig, Toward Establishing the Study of Folk Drama as a Science: A Critique of Sandra Billington’s Article . . . | 4.5 (1984) 41-51 (txt) | |
Fees, Craig, Obituary, George Richard Greenall (19th October 1909 - 18th October 1984) | 4.6 (1984) 53-4 (txt) | |
Fees, Craig, Folk Drama As a Science | 5.3 (1985) 28-9 (txt) | |
Fees, Craig, Notes and Queries; {historical characters in traditional plays} | 5.3 (1985) 30 (txt) | |
Fees, Craig, Correspondence {any document should be looked at critically} | 5.4 (1985) 40 (txt) | |
Fees, Craig, Correspondence {on Willetts, Roomer 5.5 (1985)} | 6.3 (1986) 16-17 (txt) | |
Fees, Craig, Correspondence {on Voigt, ... Irish Folk Play, Roomer, 6.5, 35-9} | 6.6 (1986) 55-6 (txt) | |
Fees, Craig T., ‘Christmas Mumming in a North Cotswold Town: With Special Reference to Tourism, Urbanisation, and Immigration-Related Social Change’ (unpublished doctoral dissertation: Institute of Dialect & Folklife Studies, University of Leeds, 1988) | 7.1 (1988) 14 | 7.2 (1989) 21 (rec), 26 (cit) |
8.1 (1991) 10, 12 (cit) | ||
Fees, Craig, The B.B.C. and Mumming No. 1 | 7.1 (1988) 2-9 (txt) | |
Fees, Craig, ‘Maypole Dance in the 20th Century: Further Studies of a North Cotswold Town’, Traditional Dance, 5/6 (1988), Proceedings of the 5th and 6th Traditional Dance Conferences, Crewe, 1985 & 1986 | 7.3 (1989) 39 (rec) | |
Fees, Craig, ‘Review of Ronald W. Vince, "Ancient and Mediaeval Theatre: A Historiographical Handbook" (Westwood, CT: Greenwood Press, 1984)’ | 6.3 (1986) 18-21 (rev) | |
Fees, Craig, The BBC and Mumming No. 2: The BBC’s Influence on Folk Customs: A Case (1) | 7.2 (1989) 23-6 (txt) | |
Fees, Craig, ‘Mummers and Momoeri: A Response’, Folklore, 100.2 (1989), 240-7 | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) | |
Fees, Craig, BBC and Mumming no. 3: An Initial List | 7.4 (1990) 58-66 (txt) | |
Fees, Craig, Sources for the Mumming in Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire 1860-1900 | 8.1 (1991) 10-12 (txt) | |
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Fergus, David, ‘Here Comes in Goloshans’, Scots Magazine, Jan. 1982, pp.420-4 | 2.3 (1982) 22 (rec) | |
Fergusson, Erna, Dancing Gods: Indian Ceremonials of New Mexico and Arizona(Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1988) | 7.1 (1988) 14 (rec) | |
Firestone, Melvin M., ‘Mummers and Strangers in Northern Newfoundland’, in Christmas Mumming in Newfoundland, ed. by Herbert Halpert & G. M. Story (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1969) p.75 | 7.3 (1989) 38 (cit) | |
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Fiske, Roger, English Theatre Music in the Eighteenth Century, 2nd edn (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1986) | 6.4 (1986) 34 (rec) | |
Fitzrandolph, M., (ed.), I Remember–Social Life in Gloucestershire Villages 1850-1950(Gloucester: Gloucestershire Community Council, [1965]), p.31 | 5.2 (1985) 20 (cit) | |
Fletcher, Ann, ‘On the Dialect of Biddulph Moor’ (unpublished dissertation, Alsager Training College, 1966), ff. 21-30; Copy in University College London, Library, Helm Collection, vol. 31, pp.103, 132 | 5.2 (1985) 20 (cit) | |
Fletcher, John P., ‘Christmas Mummers’, The Observer, 28 Dec. 1930, p.3d | 2.4 (1982) 23 (sum) | |
Fletcher, John P., ‘Mumming Plays’, The Observer, 29 Mar. 1936, p.11c | 2.2 (1982) 15 | 2.4 (1982) 24 (sum) |
Fletcher, John P., ‘Mumming Plays’, The Observer, 12 Apr. 1936, p.9a | 2.4 (1982) 24 (sum) | |
Foley, Catherine, ‘Irish Traditional Step-Dance in Cork’, Traditional Dance, 5/6 (1988), Proceedings of the 5th and 6th Traditional Dance Conferences, Crewe, 1985 & 1986 | 7.3 (1989) 39 (rec) | |
Forrest, John, Morris and Matachin: A Study in Comparative Choreography (Sheffield: EFDSS and CECTAL), (due October 1983) | 3.3 (1983) 16 (adv) | |
Fosbroke, Thomas D., Encyclopaedia of Antiquities and Elements of Archaeology, Classical and Medieval (London: 1825), pp.595, 589 | 4.5 (1984) 51 (cit) | |
Foxworthy, Tony, Collection | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) | |
Frampton, George, ‘Louis Parker and His Pageant Morris Dancers, 1905-1909’, Traditional Dance, 5/6 (1988), Proceedings of the 5th and 6th Traditional Dance Conferences, Crewe, 1985 & 1986 | 7.3 (1989) 40 (rec) | |
Fraser, Amy Stewart, The Hills of Home (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1973), p. 74 | 5.2 (1985) 20 (cit) | |
Fraser, Maxwell, West of Offa’s Dyke: South Wales (London: Robert Hale, 1958), p.59 | 2.1 (1982) 4 (cit) | |
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Frow, Gerald, Oh Yes It Is!: A History of Pantomime (London: BBC Publications, 1985 or 1986) {citations vary} | 5.6 (1985) 61 | 6.4 (1986) 34 (rec) |
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Gailey, Alan, ‘The Folk-Play in Ireland’, Studia Hibernica 6 (Dublin: St Patrick’s College, 1966), 114-45 passim | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) | |
Gailey, Alan, ‘The Rhymers of South-East Antrim’, Ulster Folklife, 13 (1967), 18, 20-2, f.p. 20 | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) | |
Gailey, Alan, ‘Review of "English Ritual Drama"’, Ulster Folklife, 14 (1968), 83 | 5.2 (1985) 20 (cit) | |
Gailey, Alan, Irish Folk Drama (Cork: Mercier Press, 1969) | 5.2 (1985) 20 | 6.5 (1986) 38 (cit) |
Gailey, Alan, ‘"Mummers" and Christmas Rhymers’ Plays in Ireland: The Problem of Distribution’, Ulster Folklife, 24 (1978), 59-68 | 1.6 (1981) 38 (rec) | |
Galgay, Frank, & Michael McCarthy, A Christmas Box (St John’s Nfld: Harry Cuff) [includes numerous references to mummers in Newfoundland] | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) | |
Gammon, Vic, A. L. Lloyd and History: A Reconsideration of Aspects of ‘Folk Song in England’ | 3.4 (1983) 28 (sum) | |
Gandy, Ida, A Wiltshire Childhood [Bishop Cannings] (Allen and Unwin, 1929; reprinted Alan Sutton in collaboration with Wiltshire County Council Library and Museum Service, 1988) pp.192-3 | 7.4 (1990) 68 (sum) | |
Gatschet, Alb. S., ‘Schlossar's Collection of Popular Plays’ [Austria], Journal of American Folklore, 4 (1891), 353-4 | 7.3 (1989) 44 (rec) | |
Gavin, Barry, A. L. Lloyd: Folk Song on Film | 3.4 (1983) 28 (sum) | |
Gawthorne, Arthur E., ‘A Christmas Play’, Northampton County Magazine, 2.24 (1929), 310-11 | 5.2 (1985) 20 (cit) | |
Gee, S., & S. Mills, Old Ball: The Lancashire Hobby Horse (Lancashire: the author, 1978) | 1.6 (1981) 38 (rec) | |
Geertz, Clifford, The Interpretation of Cultures (New York: Basic Books, 1973), pp.87-141 | 6.6 (1986) 55 (cit) | |
Gilbert, Davies, Ancient Christmas Carols (London: 1822), pp.6-7 | 4.5 (1984) 50 (cit) | |
Glassie, Henry, All Silver and No Brass (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1975), pp.14-15, 25, 85-6, 89, 90, 93, 117, 131, 138 | 6.5 (1986) 38 (cit) | |
Gleaner, The, ‘The Week in Wiltshire’, cutting in museum of Wiltshire Archaeological & Natural History Society, Devizes (Cuttings 22-346), Wiltshire Times, 23 Dec. 1865, 3c (reference corrected by 1.3 (1981) 20) | 1.1 (1980) 1 (cit) | |
Gold, Peter, ‘Total Transcription’, Alcheringa, 4 (Autumn 1972), 1-4 | 6.6 (1986) 55 (cit) | |
Gomez, Manuel, and Lara & Rafael Portillo, Holy Week Performances of the Passion in Spain: Connections with European Medieval Drama | 7.1 (1988) 13 (fco) | |
Götrick, Kacke, Apidan Theatre and Modern Drama: A Study in a Traditional Yoruba Theatre and its Influence on Modern Drama by Yoruba Playwrights (Stockholm: Almqvist & Wiksell, 1984) | 6.5 (1986) 44 (rec) | |
Grant, Bob, and Mike Heaney, ‘In Steps!’, English Dance and Song, 43.4 (1981), 18-20 | 2.1 (1982) 7 (rec) | |
Green, A. E., ‘Popular Drama and the Mummers Play’, in Performance and Politics in Popular Drama, ed. by David Bradley (C.U.P., 1980) | 1.1 (1980) 6 (fco) | |
Green, R. J., ‘St George and the Dragon: A Study in Folk-Art’, (unpublished B.A. thesis, Institute of Dialect & Folklife Studies, University of Leeds, 1964) | 7.2 (1989) 21 (cit) | |
Green, Thomas A. (ed.), ‘Folk Drama Special Issue’, Journal of American Folklore, 94 (1981) | 1.1 (1980) 6 (fco) | 2.1 (1982) 7 (rec) |
6.6 (1986) 54 (cit) | ||
Green, Thomas A., ‘Introduction’, Journal of American Folklore, 94 (1981), 421-32 | 2.1 (1982) 7 (rec) | 6.6 (1986) 54 (cit) |
[Green, William], Life and Adventures of a Cheap Jack: By One of the Fraternity, ed. by Charles Hindley (New Edition: London: Chatto and Windus, 1881) (first published 1976) | 5.1 (1985) 2 (cit) | |
Greig, Rory, ‘We Have a Poor Old Horse’, Lore and Language, 2.9 (1973), 7-10 | 1.6 (1981) 35 (cit) | |
Greig, Ruairidh, ‘The Kirmington Plough-Jags Play’, Folk Music Journal, 3.3 (1977), 233-41 | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) | |
Grimes, Ronald L., Beginnings in Ritual Studies (Landam: University Press of America, 1982) | 6.1 (1986) 5 (rec) | |
Guilford, Everard L., Manuscripts, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire Record Office, M9909, M9910, M9913 | 5.2 (1985) 20 (cit) |
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H., ‘Christmas Mummers’, Illustrated London News (21 Dec. 1861), 636 | 4.3 (1984) 25-6 (cop) | |
H. E., ‘Manners and Customs of Old Stockport: Peace Egging’, Advertiser Notes and Queries, [1] (Stockport: Advertiser Office, 1882), pp.103-4 (first publ. in Stockport Advertiser, 9 Jul. 1881) | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) | |
Halpert, Herbert, ‘A Typology of Mumming’, in Christmas Mumming in Newfoundland, ed. by Herbert Halpert and G. M. Story (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1969), p.44 | 6.5 (1986) 38 (cit) | |
Halpert, Herbert, and G. M. Story (eds), Christmas Mumming in Newfoundland (Toronto: Toronto University Press, 1969) | 1.6 (1981) 39 | 5.2 (1985) 20 (cit) |
Hamer, Frederick B., ‘Mumming Plays’, The Observer, 5 Apr. 1936, p.13d | 2.4 (1982) 24 (sum) | |
‘The Leaves of Life’ [field recordings from the 1960s recorded by Fred Hamer], (Vaughan Williams Library Cassette VWML 003) | 7.2 (1989) 22 (adv) | |
Hand, Wayland D., ‘From Folk Legend to Folk Custom: the Shift from Narrative to Dramatic Contexts’, Midwestern Journal of Language and Folklore, 2 (1976), 11-19 | 2.3 (1982) 22 (rec) | |
Handelman, Don, ‘Inside-Out, Outside-In: Concealment and Revelation in Newfoundland Christmas Mumming’, in Text, Play and Story: The Construction and Reconstruction of Self and Society (Proceedings of the American Ethnology Society, 1984), pp. 247-77 | 7.3 (1989) 44 (rec) | |
Hansford, F. E., ‘The Christmas Mumming Play’, Schoolmaster and Woman Teacher’s Chronicle, 20 Dec. 1928, p.1122 (cutting in F. B. Hamer collection) | 5.2 (1985) 20 (cit) | |
Hardiston, O. B., Christian Rite and Christian Drama in the Middle Ages (Baltimore: 1965), p.17 | 4.5 (1984) 50 (cit) | |
Hardy, Thomas, The Return of the Native (1878) | 3.3 (1983) 18 (cit) | |
Hargreaves, Ray, ‘We are the Merry Actors’, English Dance and Song, 43.4 (1981), 2-3 | 2.1 (1982) 7 (rec) | |
Harris, Bryan, ‘Crwmpyn John’, Folk Music Journal, 2.5 (1974), 396-9 | 5.2 (1985) 20 (cit) | |
Harris, Edwin, Curious Kentish Customs (Rochester: Edwin Harris, 1899), p.11 | 5.5 (1985) 47 (cit) | |
Harris, Edwin, ‘Recollections of Rochester: no. 8 - Further Reminiscences of the Old Stone Pump - Customs and Changes in Eastgate’, Chatham and Rochester Observer, 22 Apr. 1932 | 7.4 (1990) 67 (sum) | |
Harris, Roy, Collection | 5.2 (1985) 20 (cit) | |
Harrison, Alan, ‘Disguised Entertainers in the Gaelic Tradition’ | 6.4 (1986) 33 (cit) | |
Harrison, William (coll. & ed.), Mona Miscellany: A Selection of Proverbs, Sayings, Ballads, Customs, Superstitions, and Legends Peculiar to the Isle of Man, Manx Society 16 (Douglas: The Manx Society, 1869), pp.166 ff | 5.4 (1985) 33 (cit) | |
Harrop, Peter, ‘Mumming at Bampton’, Folklife, 18 (1980), 38-48 | 1.1 (1980) 6 (rec) | |
Harrop, Peter, The Internal Meaning of the English Folk Play | 1.2 (1980) 12 (cit) | |
Harrop, Peter K., ‘The Performance of English Folk Plays: A Study in Dramatic Form and and Social Function’ (unpublished doctoral thesis, Institute of Dialect & Folklife Studies, University of Leeds, 1980) | 7.2 (1989) 21, 26 (rec) | 8.1 (1991) 10 (cit) |
Harrop, Peter, ‘A Diachronic Approach to Folk Drama Performance, Traditional Drama Studies, 1 (1985) | 6.1 (1986) 2 (sum) | |
Harrop, Peter, ‘Towards a Morphology of the English Folk Play’, Lore and Language, 5.2 (1986), 63-99 | 6.5 (1986) 44 (rec) | |
Harrop, Peter, ‘The Ripon Plough Stots’, Traditional Drama Studies, 2 (1988), 1-18 | 7.3 (1989) 39 | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) |
Hartmann, A., Volkschauspiele: In Bayern und Osterreich-Ungarn gesammelt (Leipzig: Breitkopf und Härtel, 1880; repr. Wulluf: Sändig, 1972) | 4.1 (1984) 6 (cit) | |
Harwood, H. W., and F. H. Marsden, The Pace Egg: The Midgley Version (Halifax: the authors, 1935; repr. Halifax: David Bland, 1977) | 2.1 (1981) 7 (rec) | 2.4 (1982) 24 (cit) |
8.1 (1981) 9 (sum) | ||
Hayward, Brian, ‘The Lesson on the Map: The Geography of the Scottish Folk Play . . .’ | 1.6 (1981) 39 (sum) | |
Hayward, Richard, ‘Christmas Rhymers’, Ulster Illustrated, 5 (Winter 1957/8), 22-3, 25 | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) | |
Heaney, Michael, ‘A New Theory of Morris Origins: A Review Article’, Folklore, 96.1 (1985), 29-37 [concerning John Forrest’s Morris and Mattachin: A Study in Comparative Choreography] | 5.6 (1985) 61 (rec) | |
Heaney, Michael, ‘Early Morris’, Traditional Dance, 5/6 (1988), Proceedings of the 5th and 6th Traditional Dance Conferences, Crewe, 1985 & 1986 | 7.3 (1989) 40 (rec) | |
Heaney, Michael, ‘New Light on the Revesby Sword Play’, Notes and Queries, 232.2 (1988), 191-3 | 7.1 (1988) 14 (rec) | |
Heaney, Michael, ‘Kingston to Kenilworth: Early Plebeian Morris’, Folklore, 100.1 (1989), 88-104 | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) | |
Heany, Michael, ‘Hawthorns and May Games, Mummers and Morris’, Folklore, 100.2 (1989), 248-9 | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) | |
Hedelin, Francois, Abbé d’Aubignac, The Whole Art of the Stage (London: 1684) | 4.4 (1984) 40 (sum) | 6.3 (1986) 22 (cit) |
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Pearce, T. M., ‘The New Mexican Shepherd's Play’, in Perspectives in Mexican-American Studies no. 1, ed. by Juan R. Garcia & Ignacio Garcia (University of Arizona Press, 1989), pp. 17-32 (reprinted from Western Folklore 15 (1956) | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) | |
Pegge, Samuel, Two Collections of Derbicisms, ed. by Professor Skeate and Thomas Hallam, English Dialect Society, (London: Henry Frowde, 1896), p.103 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Percy, Thomas, Reliques of Ancient English Poetry (London: J. Dodsley, 1765) | 6.3 (1986) 22 (cit) | |
Percy, Thomas, Reliques of Ancient English Poetry (London: George Allen and Unwin, 1885) | 6.3 (1986) 22 (cit) | |
Perry, Richard, A Naturalist on Lindisfarne (London: Lindsay Drummond, 1946), pp.55-6 | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) | |
Pertold, Otaker, Ceremonial Dances of the Sinhalese (Sri Lanka: Tisara Prakasakayo, 1985) | 5.6 (1985) 61 (rec) | |
Pettitt, Thomas, ‘The Folk-Play in Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus’, Folklore, 91, (1980) 72-7 | 1.6 (1981) 38 (rec) | |
Pettitt, Thomas, ‘English Folk Drama in the Eighteenth Century: A Defense of the Revesby Sword Play’, Comparative Drama, 15 (1981), 3-29 | 1.5 (1981) 30 (rec) | |
Pettitt, Tom, ‘Ritual and Vaudeville: The Dramaturgy of the English Folk Plays’, summary of paper {to be read} at the Traditional Drama Conference 1981 | 1.6 (1981) 40 (sum) | |
Pettitt, Tom, ‘Ritual and Vaudeville: The Dramaturgy of the English Folk Plays’, (paper delivered at the Traditional Drama 1981 Conference, University of Sheffield), Pre Publications of the English Institute of Odense University, No. 19 (Odense: English Institute, 1981) | 2.1 (1982) 7 (rec) | 3.3 (1983) 15 (cit) |
Pettitt, Thomas, Mummers in Leeds, 1713 | 1.5 (1981) 27 (txt) | |
Pettitt, Thomas, ‘English Folk Drama and the Early German Fastnachtspiele’, in Leonard Barkan (ed.) Renaissance Drama, n.s. 13 (1982) | 1.6 (1981) 38 (fco) | 3.2 (1983) 12 (rec) |
Pettitt, Tom, Animal Disguise in Monmouthshire | 2.1 (1982) 4-5 (txt) | |
Pettitt, Thomas, ‘Early English Traditional Drama: Approaches and Perspective’, in Research Opportunities in Renaissance Drama, ed. D. M. Bergeron, 25 (1982), 1-30 | 3.2 (1983) 12 (rec) | |
Pettitt, Thomas, ‘Review of David Wiles "The Early Plays of Robin Hood" (Cambridge: D. S. Brewer, 1981)’, Folk Music Journal, 4.4 (1983), 421-4 | 3.4 (1983) 30 (rec) | |
Pettitt, Tom, The Danish Folk Play of the Three Kings and the Star | 3.3 (1983) 13-16 (txt) | |
Pettitt, Thomas, ‘Here Come I, Jack Straw: English Folk Drama and Social Revolt’, Folklore, 95.1 (1984), 3-20 | 4.4 (1984) 31 (rec) | |
Pettitt, Thomas, ‘Tudor Interludes and the Winter Revels’, Medieval English Theatre, 6.1 (1984), 16-27 | 5.5 (1985) 41 (rec) | |
Pettitt, Tom, An Early Tup? | 4.1 (1984) 1-2 (txt) | |
Pettitt, Thomas, Dramaturgical Formulas in the English Folk Play | 5.4 (1985) 38 (sum) | |
Pettitt, Thomas, ‘Approaches to Folk Drama’, Edam Newsletter, 7.2 (1985) 23-7 | 5.5 (1985) 41 (rec) | |
Pettitt, Thomas, The Early English Mummers’ Play: A Contextual Reconstruction, (Pre-Publication of the English Dept. of Odense University, no. 31, 1985) | 5.5 (1985) 41 (rec) | |
Pettitt, Tom, Traditional Drama and Theatre History: Some Recent and Forthcoming Events | 6.4 (1986) 33 (txt) | |
Pettitt, Thomas, Review, Craig Fees, ‘Christmas Mumming in a North Cotswold Town . . .’ (PhD dissertation, University of Leeds, 1988) | 7.3 (1989) 46-8 (rev) | |
Pettitt, Tom, Customary Drama: Towards a Contextual Typology | 7.4 (1990) 49-56 (txt) | |
Pettitt, Thomas, ‘Ritual and Vaudeville: The Dramaturgy of the English Folk Plays’, Traditional Drama Studies, 2 (1988) 45-68 | 7.3 (1989) 39 | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) |
Pickard-Cambridge, Arthur W., The Dramatic Festivals of Athens, 2nd edn (Oxford: O.U.P., 1988) | 7.1 (1988) 14 (rec) | |
Piggott, Stuart, ‘Mummers’ Plays from Berkshire, Derbyshire, Cumberland, and Isle of Man’, Folk-Lore, 40.2 (1929), 262-77 | 5.4 (1985) 33 (cit) | |
Piggott, Stuart, Collection {missing} | 5.5 (1985) 52 (cit) | |
Plunkett, Mervyn, Collection | 5.5 (1985) 47 (cit) | |
Plunkett, Mervyn, ‘The Sutton-at-Hone Mummers’ Play’, Ethnic, No.1 (Jan. 1959), 18-19 | 5.5 (1985) 47 (cit) | |
Plunkett, Mervyn, Letter to Alex Helm, 13 May 1959 | 7.1 (1988) 12-13 (cop) | |
Plunkett, Mervyn, Letter to Alex Helm, 24 May 1959 | 6.1 (1986) 4 | 7.1 (1988) 13 (cit) |
Plunkett, Mervyn (recorder), The West Marden Tip-Teering | 7.1 (1988) 9-13 (txt) | |
Pocius, Gerald L., ‘The Mummers Song in Newfoundland: Inellectuals, Revivalists and Cultural Nativism’, Newfoundland Studies, 4.1 (1988), 57-85 | 7.3 (1989) 44 (rec) | |
Polwhele, R., The History of Cornwall (London: Cadell and Davies, 1803), III, 55 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Popkin, Zelda F., ‘Heaven Bound: An Authentic Negro Folk Drama Out of the Old Savannah’, Theatre Guild Magazine, 8 Aug. 1931, pp.14-17 | 6.6 (1986) 48 (cit) | |
Porter, Jane, Sir Edw. Seaward’s Narrative of His Shipwreck, 2nd edn (London: Longman, 1841), II, 108 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Porter, Roy, ‘Before the Fringe: Quack Medicine in Georgian England’, History Today, (Nov. 1986), 16-22 | 6.3 (1986) 17 (rec) | |
Porter, Roy, ‘The Language of Quackery in England, 1660-1800’, in The Social History of Language, ed. by Peter Burke & Roy Porter (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1987) | 6.5 (1986) 44 (rec) | |
Portillo, Rafael, Medieval Spanish Drama: Present Knowledge and Future Prospects | 5.4 (1985) 38 (sum) | |
Potter, Louisa, Lancashire Memories (Macmillan, 1879), pp.80-1 | 4.6 (1984) 64 (cit) | |
Powdermaker, Hortense, After Freedom: A Cultural Study of the Deep South (New York: Russell & Russell, 1939), pp.283-4 | 6.6 (1986) 52 (cit) | |
Preston, M. J., ‘The Saint George Play Tradition: Solutions to Some Textual Problems’ (unpublished M. A. thesis, Department of English, University of Colorado, 1972) | 3.5 (1983) 33 (cit) | |
Preston, Michael, ‘The British Folk Plays and Thomas Hardy: A Computer-Aided Study’, Southern Folklore Quarterly, 40 (1977), 159-82 | 1.6 (1981) 38 (rec) | 3.3 (1983) 18 (cit) |
Preston, Michael J. (ed.) The Revesby Sword Play: An Eighteenth-Century Folk Play Adaptation | 1.6 (1981) 37 (adv) | |
Preston, Michael J., A Key to the KWIC Concordance of British Folk Play Texts | 3.5 (1983) 31-40 (txt) | |
Preston, Michael, and Paul Smith, ‘Two Quack Doctor Songs and Traditonal Drama in England’, in Thomas A. Green & Paul Smith, Folk Drama | 5.1 (1985) 2 (fco) | |
Preston, M. J., M. G. Smith and P.S. Smith, An Interim Checklist of Chapbooks Containing Traditional Play Texts (Newcastle {upon Tyne}: History of the Book Trade in the North, 1976) | 2.6 (1982) 46 (cit) | 3.3 (1983) 19 (adv) |
3.6 (1983) 48 (cit) | ||
Preston, M. J., M. G. Smith & p.S. Smith, ‘S.L.F. Research Project 1: A Classification of Chapbooks containing Traditional Play Texts: Interim Report’, Lore and Language, 2.4 (1976) 5-7 | 1.6 (1981) 36 (cit) | |
Preston, M. J., M. G. Smith & p.S. Smith, Chapbooks and Traditional Drama: Part II Christmas Rhyme Books (Sheffield: Centre for English Cultural Tradition and Language, University of Sheffield) (early 1981) | 1.1 (1980) 6 (fco) | |
Preston, Michael J., and Jean D. Pfleiderer, A KWIC Concordance to the Plays of the Wakefield Masters (New York: Garland Publishing, 1982) | 3.5 (1983) 33 (cit) | |
[Prior, C. E.,] ‘The Mummers' Play at Charlton’, North Oxfordshire Archaeological Society Report for the Year 1903, (Banbury: printed by William Potts, 1904), pp.29-31 | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) | |
Pritchard, V., English Medieval Graffiti (Cambridge University Press, 1967), pp.13-14, 18 | 6.2 (1986) 7 (cit) | |
Proschan, Frank, ‘Puppet Voices and Interlocutors: Language in Folk Puppetry’, Journal of American Folklore, 94 (1981), 527-55 | 2.1 (1982) 7 (rec) | |
Puchner, Walter, ‘Die Thrakische Karnevalsszene und die Ursprungstheorien zum Altgriechischen Drama: Ein Beitrag zur Wissenschaftsgeschichtlichen Rezeptionsforschung’, Balkan Studies, 24.1 (1983) 107-22 | 7.3 (1989) 44 (rec) | |
Pulbrook, Ernest C., English Country Life and Work (1922) | 1.1 (1980) 5 (cit) |
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Race, Sidney, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire County Library, Local History Collection, qL39-qL40 | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) | |
R., S., {Sidney Race}, S., ‘Plough Monday and the Mummers' Play’, Nottingham Guardian, 18 Jan. 1947, cutting in Race collection | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Rael, Juan B., The Sources and Diffusion of the Mexican Shepherds’ Plays (Guadalajara: Libreria la Joyita, 1965) | 7.3 (1989) 44 (rec) | |
‘Rambler’, ‘Strange Rural Customs: Rollicking Plough Boys’, Hull and Lincolnshire Times, 20 Jan. 1934, p.10 | 5.3 (1985) 25-6 (cop) | |
Ratcliffe, Thomas, Manuscript, 1915 (property of Anne Cockburn) | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Rayfield, Rudd, ‘Mumming in Minnesota’ [A Report on the First Minnesota Sword Dance and Mumming Ale–January 1984], Morris Matters, 7.3 (1985), 6 | 5.5 (1985) 41 (rec) | |
Renwick, Roger deV., ‘The Mummers’ Play and the "Old Wives Tale"’, Journal of American Folklore, 94 (1981), 433-55 | 2.1 (1982) 7 (rec) | 6.5 (1986) 38 (cit) |
Renwick, Roger deV., ‘Review of Margaret R. Robertson, "The Newfoundland Mummers’ Christmas House Visit" (Ottowa: National Museum of Canada, 1984)’, Journal of American Folklore, (1986) 485-7 | 6.4 (1986) 34 (rec) | |
Richards, Deborah Bowman, ‘A Bibliographic Essay on Afro-American Folk Drama’, Ohio Folklife, n.s. 6 (1979-81), 37-55 | 6.4 (1986) 34 (rec) | |
Richards, Deborah Bowman, Bibliographic Essay on Afro-American Folk Drama (reprinted from Ohio Folklife, n.s. 6 (1979/81), 37-55) | 6.6 (1986) 46-55 (txt) | |
Richards, Deborah Bowman, and Thomas E. Barden, The Old Ship of Zion, American Folklore Society Annual Meeting (31 July 1977) | 6.6 (1986) 50, 55 (cit) | |
Richards, Sam, Correspondence {look at a wider range of performances called ‘drama’} | 3.1 (1983) 5 (txt) | 4.1 (1984) 4 (cop) |
4.5 (1984) 48 (cit) | 6.4 (1986) 23, 32 (sum) | |
6.4 (1986) 48 (cit) | ||
Richardson, Christine, An Examination of the Relation Between the Shepherds Play and the Disruptive Figure of The Medieval Folk Drama | 7.1 (1988) 13 (fco) | |
Ridden, G. M., ‘The Goathland Sword-Dance’, (unpublished B.A. thesis, Institute of Dialect & Folklife Studies, University of Leeds, 1969) | 7.2 (1989) 21 (cit) | |
Rigg, J. Edward, ‘Traditional Drama and Related Customs’, Buzz (Winter 1983), 4 | 3.4 (1983) 30 (rec) | |
Roberts, John Storm (recorded by), Caribbean Island Music: Songs and Dances of Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Jamaica, recorded in the Islands (Explorer Series H-72042 (stereo) (New York: Nonesuch Records), side 2-track 9, ‘Mummies’ | 4.2 (1984) 23 (sum) | |
Robertson, Margaret, ‘The Symbolism of Christmas Mummering in Newfoundland’, Folklore, 93.2 (1982), 176-80 | 2.5 (1982) 34 (rec) | |
Robertson, Margaret M., The Newfoundland Mummers’ Christmas House-Visit, Mercury Series, Canadian Centre for Folk Studies Paper No. 49 (Ottowa: National Museum of Man, 1984) | 5.5 (1985) 41 (rec) | |
Robson, Peter, Thomas Hardy’s ‘Play of St George’ | 3.3 (1983) 18 (sum) | |
Robson, Peter, ‘Calendar Customs in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Dorset: Form, Function and Patterns of Change’ (unpublished MPhil dissertation, Dept. of English Language, University of Sheffield, 1988) | 7.3 (1989) 39 (rec) | |
Robson, Peter, ‘Roomer Reviewed’, Folk Music Journal, 5.4 (1988) 510-12 | 7.1 (1988) 15-16 (cop) | |
Rogers, Mary, A Prospect of Erne (Belfast: Fermanagh Field Club, 1967), pp.231-2, 238-43 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Rogers, Mary, ‘Tromogagh Mummers’ Play, County Fermanagh’, Ulster Folklife, 13 (1967), 81-4 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Rogers, Mary, ‘Tromogagh Mummers’ Play’, Impartial Reporter and Farmers’ Journal, 2 Jan. 1969, [n.p.n.] d-f, cutting in Ulster Folk Museum Archive | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Rogers, Norman, ‘The Shrewton Mummers' Play’, Wiltshire Folklife, 18 (1989), 3-9 | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) | |
Rohrberger, Mary, and Dorothy H. Petty, ‘The English Folk Hero and Elizabethan Tragedy’, Journal of Popular Culture, 9.3 (1975), 629-37 | 3.4 (1983) 30 (rec) | |
Roud, Steve, Photographs {request to trace them}, 1.1 (1980) 5 (que) | ||
Roud, Steve, Forum on Aspects of Traditional Drama Research | 1.2 (1980) 12 (cit) | |
Roud, Stephen (collector), Bembridge, Isle of Wight (letter of 1977) | 5.5 (1985) 51 (txt) | |
Roud, Stephen, Mumming Plays in Berkshire (Andover: the author, 1980) | 1.3 (1981) 21 (rec) | 3.1 (1983) 3 (cit) |
Roud, Steve, Mumming Play from Preston Candover, Hants. | 1.3 (1981) 13-19 (txt) | |
Roud, Steve, Mumming Plays in the Isle of Wight: A Preliminary Checklist [n.d.] | 1.3 (1981) 20 (rec) | |
Roud, Steve, Andover Mummers | 1.5 (1981) 29 (txt) | |
Roud, Steve, The North Waltham Mummers | 1.6 (1981) 31-2 (txt) | |
Roud, Steve, ‘Review of Alex Helm, "The English Mummers' Play"’, English Dance and Song, 43.3 (1981), 24 | 2.1 (1982) 8 (rec) | |
Roud, Steve, Mummers in Bedfordshire | 2.1 (1982) 4 (txt) | |
Roud, Steve, People Vs Places | 2.3 (1982) 17-18 (txt) | |
Roud, Steve, The Work of the Traditional Drama Research Group | 2.6 (1982) 46 (sum) | |
Roud, Steve, ‘Mummers at Vernham Dean, Hampshire’, Downs Miscellany, 1.1 (1983), 8-16 | 3.2 (1983) 12 (rec) | |
Roud, Stephen, Mumming Plays in Oxfordshire: An Interim Checklist (Sheffield: Traditional Drama Research Group, 1984) | 6.5 (1986) 41 | 7.3 (1989) 43 (cit) |
Roud, Steve, Traditional Drama Studies: A Critical Discussion | 4.1 (1984) 4 (sum) | |
Roud, Steve, The Quack Doctor and the Cheap Jack | 5.1 (1985) 1-2 (txt) | 5.3 (1985) 29 (cit) |
Roud, Steve, The Future of Roomer | 6.6 (1986) 45 (txt) | |
Roud, Steve, Tiddy to Ordish; {letters from Tiddy} | 7.3 (1989) 40-3 (txt) | |
Roud, Steve, Mumming in the Courts | 8.1 (1991) 4 (txt) | |
Roud, Steve, and Craig Fees, Notes on a Quest for Dragons | 4.6 (1984) 61-4 (txt) | |
Roud, Steve, and Paul Marsh, Collection | 4.6 (1984) 63-4 (cit) | |
Roud, Stephen & Paul Marsh, Collection, Tape FC 24 (16 Oct. 1977 and 8 Jan. 1979) | 6.1 (1986) 3-4 (sum) | |
Roud, Stephen, and Paul Marsh, Mumming Plays in Hampshire: A List of Known Hampshire Plays and Sources, 7th edition, xerox copy (1980) | 1.1 (1980) 6 (rec) | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) |
Ruddock, Elizabeth, ‘May-Day Songs and Celebrations in Leicestershire and Rutland’, Transactions of the Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society, 40 (1964-5), 84 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Russell, Lady [Constance], Swallowfield and its Owners (Longmans Green, 1901), pp. 335-7 | 4.6 (1984) 64 (cit) | |
Russell, Ian, ‘”Here Comes Me and Our Old Lass, Short of Money and Short of Brass”: A Survey of Traditional Drama in North East Derbyshire 1970-8’, Folk Music Journal,3.5 (1979), 399-478 | 1.1 (1980) 6 (rec) | 1.6 (1981) 35 (cit) |
Russell, Ian, ‘ ’Appy New Year’, English Dance and Song, 43.4 (1981), 16 | 2.1 (1982) 8 (rec) | |
Russell, Ian, ‘In Comes I, Brut King: Tradition and Modernity in the Drama of the Jacksdale Bullguisers’, Journal of American Folklore, 94 (1981), 456-85 | 2.1 (1982) 7 (rec) | 2.3 (1982) 22 (adv) |
Russell, Ian, ‘A Discussion of Work in Progress at Winster in Derbyshire’, Traditional Dance, 5/6 (1988), Proceedings of the 5th and 6th Traditional Dance Conferences, Crewe, 1985 & 1986 | 7.3 (1989) 39 (rec) | |
Russell, Rex, Collection | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) | |
Russell, W. M. S., ‘Precursors of Mummers in Ancient Sparta?’, Folklore, 100.2 (1989), 247-8 | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) |
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S., ‘Christmas Eve in Devonshire’, Illustrated London News (21 Dec. 1850), 498c, 499a, & 500 | 6.3 (1986) 14-15 (cop) | |
S., W., The Gentleman’s Magazine (June 1830), p.505 | 4.5 (1984) 50 (cit) | |
Saint, David, Campfire Stunts (Sutton, Surrey: Printforce, 1986) | 6.4 (1986) 32 (sum) | |
Saltzman, Rachelle H., The 1926 General Strike: An Upper Class Festival of Rebellion | 5.4 (1985) 38 (sum) | |
Samuel, Raphael, Ewan MacColl, & Stuart Cosgrove, Theatres of the Left 1880-1935: Workers’ Theatre Movements in Britain and America, History Workshop Series (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1985) | 5.5 (1985) 41 (rec) | |
Samuelson, Sue (ed.), Twenty Years of the Department of Folklore and Folklife at the University of Pennsylvania: A Dissertation Profile, Occasional Publications in Folklore and Folklife, No. 1 (Pennsylvania University Dept. of Folklore, 1983) | 3.6 (1983) 47 (cit) | |
Sandys, William, Christmas Carols, Ancient and Modern (London: Richard Beckley, 1833), pp. xvii, 174-8 | 4.5 (1984) 50-1, 63 | 4.6 (1984) 63 (cit) |
Sandys, William, Christmastide: Its History, Festivities and Carols (1852) | 3.4 (1983) 23, 24 (sum) | |
Sargent, Maud E., ‘Old Christmas Pastimes’, Ireland’s Own, 29.2.1942, p.452; {Copy in University College London, Library, Helm Collection, vol. 27, p.146; the ambiguous date here is as typed by Helm in the Index. 1942 was not a leap year.} 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | ||
Sawyer, Frederick E., Sussex "Tipteerers’" Play’, Folk-Lore Journal, 2 (1884), 1-8 | 6.1 (1986) 3 (cit) | |
Schmidt, August F., ‘Helligtrekongersangere i Danmark’ (Three Holy Kings Singers in Denmark), Arv, 4 (1948), 50-126 | 3.3 (1983) 15 (cit) | |
Schmidt, L., Das Deutsche Volkschauspiel: ein Handbuch (Berlin: Erich Schmidt, 1962) | 4.1 (1984) 6 (cit) | |
Schmidt, Leopold, Le Théatre Populaire Européen (Paris: G. p.Maisonneuve et Larose, 1965) | 3.3 (1983) 16 | 4.1 (1984) 6 (cit) |
Schofield, Derek, Staffordshire {Appeal for Everett & Salt MSS} | 1.1 (1980) 5 (que) | |
Schofield, Derek, The Observer {enquiry about letters by J. p.Fletcher} | 1.3 (1981) 22 (que) | |
Schofield, J. D., Collection: letters & recorded tapes (1981-2) | 2.5 (1982) 33-4 (cit) | |
Schofield, Derek, ‘John Fletcher and The Observer’ | 2.4 (1982) 23-5 (txt) | 7.2 (1989) 26 (cit) |
Schofield, Derek, Guisers in Tutbury, Staffordshire | 2.5 (1982) 30-4 (txt) | |
Schofield, Derek, Mummers at Hamstall Ridware, Staffs. | 3.2 (1983) 7-9 (txt) | |
Schofield, Derek, Key to the KWIK Concordance {corrections to Roomer 3.5, 37-8} | 4.1 (1984) 10 (txt) | |
Schofield, Derek, ‘The Mummers’, Music and Musicians International, 38.4 (1989), 13-15 | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) | |
Scott, M., Private communication to Carl Willetts [n.d.] | 5.5 (1985) 47 (cit) | |
Scott, Walter, Marmion (London: 1809) | 4.5 (1984) 50 (cit) | |
Sharp, Cecil, ‘Dance Notes’, London, Vaughan Williams Memorial Library, pp.93-4 | 8.1 (1991) 10 (cop) | |
Sharp, Nina, letter to Folklore Record, 3 (1880), 114 | 4.6 (1984) 63 (cit) | |
Sharp, R. J., Manuscript in Everard L. Guilford collection, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire County Record Office, M9915/13 & 20 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Sharp, R. J., Manuscripts, London, Folklore Society and Vaughan Williams Memorial Libraries | 4.1 (1984) 9 (cit) | |
Sharp, R. J., ‘Christmas Mummers’, The Observer, 4 Jan. 1931, p.7bc | 2.4 (1982) 23 (sum) | |
Sharp, Thomas, A Dissertation on the Pageants or Dramatic Mysteries Anciently Performed at Coventry (London: 1825) | 4.5 (1984) 45 (cit) | |
Shelby, Gertrude M., ‘"Heaven Bound Soldiers": A Negro "Green Pastures"’, Theatre Arts Monthly, October 1931, pp.855-61 | 6.6 (1986) 48 (cit) | |
Shepard, Leslie, Introduction, (A Personal Impression of A. L. Lloyd) | 3.4 (1983) 28 (sum) | |
Sheppard, Thomas, Evolution of the Drama in Hull and District (Hull: A. Brown, 1927), pp.1-3 | 5.6 (1985) 62 (sum) | |
Shipside, Tom, I Lived in a Village (Nottingham: privately printed for the Woolston Book Co., [1956]), pp.40-1 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Shoemaker, Alfred L., ‘Christmas Mummers’, Christmas in Pennsylvania: A Folk Cultural Study, 2nd printing, (Kutztown: Pennsylvania Folklife Society, 1959), pp.21-3 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Shuttleworth, Ron, correspondence | 5.3 (1985) 29 (txt) | |
Sider, Gerald M., Mumming in Outport Newfoundland (Toronto: New Hogtown Press, 1977), (reprinted from Past and Present, 71 (1976), 102-25) | 1.5 (1981) 30 (rec) | |
Siks, Geraldine Brain, Creative Dramatics: An Art for Children (Harper and Row, 1958) | 4.2 (1984) 14 (cit) | |
Simms, Norman, ‘Ned Ludd's Mummers’ Play’, Folklore, 89 (1978), 166-178 | 1.6 (1981) 38 (rec) | |
Skinner, Margaret, ‘Folklore of Worsley: A Miscellaneous Collection of Traditions and Belief from the Area of Worsley, Salford’, (unpublished B.A. thesis, Institute of Dialect & Folklife Studies, University of Leeds, 1975) | 7.2 (1989) 22 (cit) | |
Slight, Henry, Christmas: His Pageant or Mysterie, of "St George" . . . (Portsmouth: printed by D. B. Price, signed December 1st 1836) | 4.6 (1984) 64 (cit) | |
Slight, Henry, ‘Christmas’, Archaeologist & Journal of Antiquarian Science, nos 1-10 (1842), 176-83 | 4.6 (1984) 64 (cit) | |
Slotkin, J. S. (ed.), Readings in Early Anthropology (London: 1965) | 4.5 (1984) 50 (cit) | |
Small, Julia, The Hooden Horse (Deal: the author, 1975) | 1.6 (1981) 38 (rec) | |
Smith, Alan, ‘A West Kent Christmas Mummers Play’, Kent County Journal, 7.4 (1947), 97-8 | 5.5 (1985) 47 (cit) | |
Smith, Charles Manby, Curiosities of London Life (London: W. & F. G. Cash, 1853), (this passage first published anonymously as ‘Music Grinders of the Metropolis’, Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal, 17 (1851), 196-201) | 6.1 (1986) 4-5 (cop) | |
Smith, Ed, ‘Mummering: The Second Reason for Christmas’, Evening Telegram, [St John’s, Newfoundland], 3 Jan. 1987 | 6.5 (1986) 41-2 (cop) | |
Smith, G., ‘Chapbook Sources of British Traditional Drama: The Mummers' Play as Popular Culture’, Paper Presented at the Conference on Popular Drama and Film, University of Kent, (1977) | 2.6 (1982) 44 (cit) | |
Smith, Georgina, Chapbook Sources of British Traditional Drama: The Mummers’ Play as Popular Culture, Folklore Preprint Series 6.6 (Indiana: Folklore Publications Group, 1978) | 1.6 (1981) 38 (rec) | |
Smith, Georgina, ‘Review of “Ritual Animal Disguise . . .”, by E. C. Cawte’, Journal of American Folklore, 93 (1980), 492-4 | 1.6 (1981) 38 (rec) | |
Smith, Georgina, ‘Chapbooks and Traditional Plays: Communication and Performance’, Folklore, 92.2 (1981), 208-18 | 2.1 (1982) 8 (rec) | 2.6 (1982) 44 (cit) |
Smith, Paul (ed.), Traditional Drama 1978 and Traditional Drama 1979 (Sheffield: Centre for English Cultural Tradition and Language, University of Sheffield) (expected 1981) | 1.1 (1980) 6 (fco) | |
Smith, Paul (contact), Traditional Drama 1981 {call for papers} | 1.1 (1980) 3 (txt) | |
Smith, Paul, The Plouboys or Modes Dancers at Revesby: A Facsimile of an Earlier Manuscript . . . (Sheffield: Centre for English Cultural Tradition and Language, University of Sheffield), (early 1981) | 1.1 (1980) 6 (fco) | |
Smith, Paul, An Interim Directory of Researchers Specialist Interests (Part I) | 1.5 (1981) 28 (txt) | |
Smith, Paul, The Old Tup and the Old Horse | 1.6 (1981) 32-6 (txt) | |
Smith, Paul, The Morris Ring Archives {list of photographs} | 1.6 (1981) 37 (txt) | |
Smith, Paul, That Damned Revesby Play: A Study in Contradiction | 1.6 (1981) 40 (sum) | |
Smith, Paul, ‘Review of David Bradby & others, "Performance and Politics in Popular Drama: Aspects of Popular Entertainment in Theatre, Film and Television 1800-1976"’, Folk Music Journal, 4.2 (1981), 178-9 | 2.1 (1982) 8 (rec) | |
Smith, Paul, Documenting Traditional Drama–Part I | 2.1 (1982) 1-4 (txt) | |
Smith, Paul, Traditional Drama–Some Underlying Promises | 2.6 (1982) 46 (sum) | |
Smith, Paul, Documenting Traditional Drama–II | 3.6 (1983) 43-6 (txt) | |
Smith, Paul, Documenting Traditional Drama III | 4.6 (1984) 56 (txt) | |
Smith, Paul, Biographical Data, CECTAL Research Guide No. 4 (Sheffield: CECTAL Publications, forthcoming) | 4.1 (1984) 7 (fco) | |
Smith, Paul, ‘The Problems of Analysis of Traditional Play Texts: A Taxonomic Approach’, Traditional Drama Studies, 1 (1985) | 6.1 (1986) 3 (sum) | |
Smith, Paul, ‘Variation in the Manner of Adoption of Cultural Traditions: A Conceptual Framework and Application’ (unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, University of Sheffield, 1985) | 7.1 (1988) 9 (cit) | |
Smith, Paul, For O! For O! The Hobby Horse is Not Forgot | 6.2 (1986) 7-8 (txt) | |
Smith, Paul, Out of Darkness | 6.4 (1986) 23-32 (txt) | |
Smith, Paul and Georgina, ‘The Plouboys or Modes Dancers at Revesby’, English Dance and Song, 42.1 (1980), 7-9 | 1.1 (1980) 6 (rec) | |
Smith, Paul, and Liza Warner, The Quack Doctor: Some Aspects–an Informal Discussion | 1.2 (1980) 12 (cit) | |
Smith, Paul and J. D. A. Widdowson, ‘Traditional Drama Studies’: A New Journal | 6.1 (1986) 1-3 (txt) | |
Smith, Robert J., The Art of the Festival, Publications in Anthropology, 6 (Lawrence: University of Kansas Press, 1975), p.131 | 6.6 (1986) 55 (cit) | |
Spratley, Philip, Mid East Mumming (London: EFDSS, 1977) | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
St Johnson, S. A., Manuscript, 18 Jan. 1939, Haslemere Museum, Copy in University College London, Library, Helm Collection, vol. 30, p.160 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Starr, Frederick, ‘Popular Celebrations in Mexico’, Journal of American Folklore, 9 (1896), 161-9 | 7.3 (1989) 44 (rec) | |
Stead, Poets Christmas | 4.1 (1984) 9 (cit) | |
Stevens, Martin, ‘The York Cycle as Carnival’ | 6.4 (1986) 33 (cit) | |
Stevenson, Peter, ‘Folk Drama and the Chapbook: A Study of the Folk Play in Greater Manchester’ (unpublished M.A. thesis, Institute of Dialect & Folklife Studies, University of Leeds, 1976) | 7.2 (1989) 22 (cit) | |
Stevenson, Peter, The Edwards and Bryning Chapbook | 2.6 (1982) 46 (sum) | |
Stevenson, Peter, ’The Peace Egg, or, St George: An Easter Play’, An Original Chapbook from Edwards and Bryning with a Brief History (1982) | 3.1 (1983) 4 (adv) | |
Stevenson, P., and G. Buckley, ‘The Chapbook and the Pace Egg Play in Rochdale’, Traditional Drama Studies, 1 (1985) | 6.1 (1986) 2 (sum) | |
Stokes, James, ‘The Rector Versus the Dancer: New Evidence of a 17th Century Hobby Horse Entertainment in West Somerset’, English Dance and Song, 50.3 (1988), 2-3 | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) | |
Stowell, Bonnie, ‘Folk Drama Scholarship in the United States: A Survey’, Folklore Annual, 2 (1970), p.61 | 6.6 (1986) 54 (cit) | |
Stumpfl, R., Kultspiele der Germanen als Ursprung des Mittelalterichen Dramas (Berlin: 1936), ch. V | 3.3 (1983) 16 (cit) | |
Sugg, Redding S. Jr, ‘Heaven Bound’, Southern Folklore Quarterly, 27 (1963), 249-66 | 6.6 (1986) 49 (cit) | |
Sughrue, Cynthia, ‘Some Thoughts on the "Tradition" Versus "Revival" Debate’, Traditional Dance, 5/6 (1988), Proceedings of the 5th and 6th Traditional Dance Conferences, Crewe, 1985 & 1986 | 7.3 (1989) 40 (rec) | |
Swan, Nigel T., ‘The Pace-Egg Play in the Upper Calder Valley’ (unpublished M.A. thesis, Institute of Dialect & Folklife Studies, University of Leeds, 1975) | 7.2 (1989) 22 (cit) | |
Swiderski, Richard M., Voices: An Anthropologist’s Dialogue With an Italian-American Festival (London, Ont: Centre for Social & Humanistic Studies, 1986) | 6.5 (1986) 44 (rec) | |
Swift, Eric, Collection {present whereabouts of this part unknown} | 2.2 (1982) 16 (cit) | |
Switton, Margaret Louise, Music and Literature in the Middle Ages: An Annotated Bibliography, Garland Medieval Bibliographies 4 (Garland, 1990) | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) | |
Szwed, John F., ‘Mumming as a Ritual of Social Relations’, in Christmas Mumming in Newfoundland, ed. by Herbert Halpert & G. M. Story (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1969), p.117 | 7.3 (1989) 38 (cit) |
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Taft, Michael, Blues Lyric Poetry: An Anthology (New York: Garland Publishing, 1982) | 3.5 (1983) 33 (cit) | |
Taft, Michael, Blues Lyric Poetry: A Concordance (forthcoming) | 3.5 (1983) 33 (cit) | |
Tedlock, Dennis, ‘On the Translation of Style in Oral Narrative’, Journal of American Folklore, 84 (1971), 114-33 | 6.6 (1986) 55 (cit) | |
Tems, Mick, ‘A Welsh Christmas’, English Dance and Song, 43.4 (1981), 18-20 | 2.1 (1982) 8 (rec) | |
Tennant, Pamela, Village Notes (Heinemann, 1900), pp.191-7 | 4.6 (1984) 64 (cit) | |
Tennant, Pamela, incomplete letter to Mrs Eden, London, Folklore Society, Ordish Collection | 4.6 (1984) 64 (cit) | |
Thompson, C. J. S., The Quacks of Old London (London: 1928) | 4.5 (1984) 49 (cit) | |
Thompson, Paul, Collection | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Thorndike, Russell, Sybil Thorndike, 2nd ed. (London: Rockliff, 1950), p.32 | 5.5 (1985) 47 (cit) | |
Tiddy, R. J. E., The Mummers’ Play (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1923) | 4.1 (1984) 5, 6 | 4.5 (1984) 48 |
4.6 (1984) 63-4 | 5.5 (1985) 47 | |
7.3 (1989) 43 (cit) | ||
Tinsley, W. H., Manuscript, Jan. 1975, Lincoln, Lincolnshire Record Office, MCD924 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Tooley, Sarah H., ‘Old Christmas Customs in the Counties’, English Illustrated Magazine, n.s. 30 (1930), 269 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Torp, Lisbet, ‘European Chain and Round Dances: A Comparative Study’, Dance Studies, 10 (1986), 13-48 | 6.6 (1986) 60 (rec) | |
Townsend, A. D., ‘Cecil Sharp as Collector and Editor of Traditional Dance’, Traditional Dance, 5/6 (1988), Proceedings of the 5th and 6th Traditional Dance Conferences, Crewe, 1985 & 1986 | 7.3 (1989) 39 (rec) | |
Toyne, W., ‘A Farm Worker's Memories’ Lincolnshire Magazine, 2.11 (1936), 355 | 5.2 (1985) 22 (cit) | |
Train, Joseph, An Historical and Statistical Account of the Isle of Man, 2 vols (Douglas: Mary A. Quiggin); {a reprint, see this citation for the complicated publishing history} | 5.4 (1985) 32 (cit) | |
Trewey, [Felicien], The Art of Shadowgraphy: How it is Done (London: Jordison & Co., [n.d.]), pp. 4-16 | 6.4 (1986) 32 (cit) | |
Tucker, H. M., My Gower (Neath: Rowlands & Co., [1957]), pp.122-4 | 5.2 (1985) 22 (cit) | |
Turner, Mary Vane, The Story of Deddington (Brackley: J. Smart, 1933), pp.71-2 | 2.2 (1982) 16 (cit) | |
Turner, Victor, The Ritual Process: Structure and Antistructure (Chicago: Aldine Press, 1969), pp. 102, 131-65, 167 | 6.6 (1986) 55 | 7.3 (1989) 38 (cit) |
Turner, Victor W., The Forest of Symbols (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1977), p.98 | 7.3 (1989) 38 (cit) | |
Twycross, Meg, ‘My Visor is Philemon's Roof’ [on mediaeval and court mummings] | 6.4 (1986) 33 (cit) | |
Tydeman, William, English Medieval Theatre 1400-1500 (London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1986) | 6.4 (1986) 34 (rec) | |
Tydeman, William, ‘Satyric Strategies in the English Cycle Plays’, in Popular Drama in Northern Europe in the Later Middle Ages: A Symposium, ed. by Flemming G. Andersen, Julia McGrew, Tom Pettitt & Reinhold Schroder (Odense: Odense University Press) | 7.1 (1988) 14 (rec) | |
Tylor, Paul 1, ‘Review of Alex Helm, "The English Mummers Play" (D. S. Brewer for the Folklore Society, 1981), and Gail Kligman, "Kalus: Symbolic Transformation in Rumanian Ritual" (University of Chicago Press, 1981)’, Folklore Forum, 15.1 (1982), 89-93 | 2.5 (1982) 34 (rec) |
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Underhill, Charles Hayward, History of Tutbury and Rolleston (Burton-upon-Trent: Tresises, [n.d.]) | 2.5 (1982) 33 (cit) | |
Unwin, T. Fisher, Letter to T. F. Ordish, 3 Feb. 1914, London, Folklore Society, Ordish MSS Box 6, bound photocopies VI, f.46 | 4.1 (1984) 9 (sum) |
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Van Duk, Hans, ‘"Lanseloet van Denemerken", one of the "Abele Spelen" in the Hulthem Manuscript’, in Popular Drama in Northern Europe in the Later Middle Ages: A Symposium, ed. by Flemming G. Andersen, Julia McGrew, Tom Pettitt & Reinhold Schroder (Odense: Odense University Press) | 7.1 (1988) 14 (rec) | |
Van Gennep, Arnold, The Rites of Passage (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1975), p.11 | 7.3 (1989) 38 (cit) | |
Vlach, John Michael, The Afro-American Tradition in Decorative Arts (Cleveland: Great Lakes Lithographic Co., 1978), pp.2-5 | 6.6 (1986) 54 (cit) | |
Voigt, Maureen F., A Structural Analysis of an Irish Mumming Play | 6.5 (1986) 35-9 (txt) |
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Wace, A. J. B., ‘North Greek Festivals and the Worship of Dionysos’, Annual of the British School at Athens, (1909) | 4.5 (1984) 48 (cit) | |
Wace, A. J. B., ‘More Mumming Plays in the Southern Balkans’, Annual of the British School at Athens, (1912) | 4.5 (1984) 48 (cit) | |
Wade, Melvin, ‘Shining in Borrowed Plumage: Affirmation of Community in the Black Coronation Festivals of New England (c.1750-c.1850)’ Western Folklore, 40 (1981), 211-31 | 6.6 (1986) 55 (cit) | |
Wagonheim, Sylvia Stoler, The Annals of English Drama, 975-1700, 3rd edn (Routledge, 1989) | 7.4 (1990) 57 (rec) | |
Wakeman, Sir Offley, ‘Rustic Stage Plays in Shropshire’, Shropshire Archaeological Transactions, 7 (1884), 385-6 | 4.5 (1984) 50 (cit) | |
Walcott, Mackenzie, ‘Hampshire Mummers’, Notes and Queries, 3 ser., 1 (1862), 66 | 5.3 (1985) 30 (sum) | |
Wales, Tony, A Sussex Garland (Godfrey Cave, 1979; repr. Newbury: Countryside Books, 1986), pp.104-8 | 6.3 (1986) 17 (rec) | |
Walsh, Sadie, communication to Ireland’s Own, 26 Aug. 1939, p.32 | 5.2 (1985) 22 (cit) | |
Ware, Edwin, ‘Memories of Old Customs’, St Edmunds Review, Northwood Hills Parish Magazine, No. 97 (Jan. 1966), 9-10 | 2.3 (1982) 22 (cit) | |
Warner, Elisabeth, The Russian Folk Theatre (Cassette R801, Exeter Tapes, The Language Centre, The University of Exeter, Queens, 1979) 2.3 (1982) 22 (rec) | ||
Warner, Elizabeth A., ‘The Quack Doctor in the Russian Folk and Popular Theatre’, Folklore, 93.2 (1982), 166-75 | 2.5 (1982) 34 (rec) | |
Warner, Elizabeth, Folk Theatre and Dramatic Entertainments in Russia (Chadwick-Healey/ Consortium for Drama & Media in Higher Education, 1987) | 6.6 (1986) 60 (rec) | |
Washington, Joseph, Black Religion (Boston: Beacon Press, 1966), pp.43-4 | 6.6 (1986) 54 (cit) | |
Wasson, John, ‘The St George and Robin Hood Plays in Devon’, Mediaeval English Theatre, 2 (1980), 66-9 | 4.4 (1984) 31 (rec) | |
Wasson, John M. (ed.), Records of Early English Drama: Devon (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1986) | 6.5 (1986) 44 (rec) | |
Watling, Rob, Two Stirlingshire Hero-Combat Plays (Stirling: privately printed, 1980) | 1.3 (1981) 21 (rec) | |
Webb, Dave, ‘Headington Mummers’ Play’, Heritage Magazine (Oxford University Heritage Society, Hilary Term 1967), 12-13 | 2.2 (1982) 16 (cit) | |
Webb, Fred, Derby Evening Telegraph, 2 May 1958, (cited by Helm; Webb is an error for Archer) {see here under Archer} | 2.5 (1982) 33 (cit) | |
Welch, Charles E. Jr, ‘The History of the Philadelphia Mummers Parade’, Pennsylvania Folklife, 9.1(1961), 57-8 | 3.6 (1983) 47 (cit) | |
Welch, Charles E., ‘"Common Nuisances": The Evolution of the Philadelphia Mummers Parade’, Keystone Folklore Quarterly, 8 (1963), 95-106 | 3.6 (1983) 47 (cit) | |
Welch, Charles E., ‘"The Blackface" Controversy in the Philadelphia Mummers Parade’, Keystone Folklore Quarterly, 9 (1964), 154-65 | 3.6 (1983) 47 (cit) | |
Welch, Charles E., ‘String Bands’, Mummers Magazine, n.v. (Jan.-Feb. 1966), [n.p.n.] | 3.6 (1983) 47 (cit) | |
Welch, Charles Edgar, ‘The Philadelphia Mummers Parade: A Study in History, Folklore and Popular Tradition’ (unpublished dissertation, Philadelphia University, 1968) | 3.6 (1983) 47 (sum) | |
Welch, Charles E., Oh! Dem Golden Slippers: A History of the Philadelphia Mummers Parade (Camden, NJ: Thomas J. Nelson, 1970) | 3.6 (1983) 47 (cit) | |
Welch, Charles E., ‘The Music Man’, Today Magazine, Philadephia Enquirer, 29 Dec. 1979, p.4 | 3.6 (1983) 47 (cit) | |
Welch, Charles E., ‘The New Jersey Mummers Connection’ (Cherry Hill, NJ) Courier-Post, 29 Dec. 1979 | 3.6 (1983) 47 (cit) | |
Welti, David, Collection | 5.2 (1985) 22 (cit) | |
Welty, Eudora, ‘A Pageant of Birds’, New Republic, 109 (25 Oct. 1943), 565-7 (reprinted in One Time, One Place (New York: Random House, 1971), pp.88-91) | 6.6 (1986) 51-2 (sum) | |
Wharton, Colin Stanley, ‘The Folklore of Warwickshire: A Field Collection with Comparative Annotations & Commentary’ (unpublished doctoral thesis, Institute of Dialect & Folklore Studies, University of Leeds, 1974) | 7.3 (1989) 40 (rec) | |
Whitaker, Thomas Dunham, The History and Antiquities of the Deanery of Craven, 3rd edn with many additions and corrections, ed. By A. W. Morant (London: Cassell Petter and Galpin, 1878), 549-50 | 5.2 (1985) 22 (cit) | |
Wickham, Glynne, ‘Review of T. J. B. Spencer and S. Wells, "A Book of Masques in Honour of Allardyce Nicholl"’, Folk Music Journal, 4.2 (1981) 179-80 | 2.1 (1982) 8 (rec) | |
Wickham, Glynne, The Medieval Theatre, 3rd edn (Cambridge University Press, 1987) | 6.6 (1986) 60 (rec) | |
Widdowson, John, A Newfoundland Mummers’ Play | 1.6 (1981) 39 (sum) | |
Wigg, M. Dorothea, ‘Christmas Mumming’, Northampton County Magazine, 3.36 (1930), 328 | 5.2 (1985) 22 (cit) | |
Wiggins, William H. Jr, ‘In the Rapture’ {film} (Indiana University Audio Visual Dept., CS 2662) (1976) | 6.6 (1986) 49 (cit) | |
Wiggins, William H. Jr, ‘In the Rapture’, Festival of American Folklife (Washington: Smithsonian Institution and National Park Service, 1976), pp.16-17 | 6.6 (1986) 49, 54 (sum) | |
Wiggins, William H. Jr, ‘"In the Rapture": The Black Aesthetic and Folk Drama’, Callaloo, 2 (Feb. 1978), 103-11 | 6.6 (1986) 49 (cit) | |
Wiggins, William H. Jr, ‘Jesus Has Planted the Seed of Carvin’ in Me: The Impact of Afro-American Folk Religion on the Limestone Sculpture of William Edmondson’, in William Edmondson: A Retrospective, ed. by Georganne Fletcher (Nashville: Williams Printing Co., 1981), pp.31-42 | 6.6 (1986) 50, 54 (sum) | |
Wiles, David, The Early Plays of Robin Hood (Woodbridge: D. S. Brewer, 1981) | 2.1 (1982) 8 (rec) | |
Wilkinson, John H., Leeds Dialect Glossary and Lore (Leeds: the author, 1867), p. 163 | 2.2 (1982) 16 (cit) | |
Wilkinson, Rev. R. F., Notebook, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire County Record Office, DDW 126/7 | 5.2 (1985) 22 (cit) | |
Willetts, Carl, Collection | 5.5 (1985) 47 (cit) | |
Willetts, Carl, West Malling, Kent | 5.3 (1985) 23-4 (txt) | 5.5 (1985) 47 (cit) |
Willetts, Carl, Kent ‘Seven Champions’ and a Play from Milton Regis | 5.5 (1985) 42-50 (txt) | 6.3 (1986) 16 (cit) |
Williams, R. Vaughan, Journal of the Folk Song Society, 3.13 (1909), 261-2 | 1.3 (1981) 19 (cit) | |
Wilson, F. P., ‘E. K. Chambers: Obituary’, Proceedings of the British Academy, 42 (1956), 279 | 4.5 (1984) 50 (cit) | |
Winey, Faye McAfee, ‘Belsnickling in Paxtonville’, Pennsylvania Folklife, 29.2 (1969-70), 10-13 | 7.3 (1989) 44 (rec) | |
Wood, G. Bernard, ‘North Country Amusements of Long Ago’, Country Life, 138.3587, 2 Dec. 1965, p.1513 | 5.2 (1985) 22 (cit) | |
‘Plough Monday Play performed at Bothamsall, presented to the Rev. D. D. Woodgate 1953’, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire County Record Office, DD31/1 | 5.2 (1985) 22 (cit) | |
Wright, Joseph, The English Dialect Dictionary (Oxford: Henry Frowde, 1905), VI, 162a & 395a | 5.2 (1985) 22 (cit) |
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Yates, Mike, Collection: taped copy of Nether Alderley play [n.d.] | 2.5 (1982) 29 (cit) | |
Yates, Norris, ‘Children's Folk Plays in Western Oregon’, Western Folklore, 9, 55-62 | 4.2 (1984) 14 (cit) |
Articles without author, not in a periodical
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The Berkshire Book (Reading: Berks. Fed. W.I.s, 1939), p.29 | 3.1 (1983) 3 (cit) | |
Campden Petty Sessions Minutes, 4 Apr. 1990 {error for 1890}, Gloucestershire Record Office PS CA M1/6 | 8.1 (1991) 12 (sum) | |
Christmas Revels: or, The Puritan’s Discomfiture (London: R. Washbourne, 1886) | 3.4 (1983) 24 (cit) | |
Crockford’s Clerical Directory, 1890 | 2.3 (1982) 20 (cit) | |
Derby Tup (Unstone: Garland Films [n.d.]) | 1.5 (1981) 30a (adv) | |
Dictionary of National Biography | 2.5 (1982) 28 (cit) | |
Evidence, Magistrates Court, Bonne Bay {Nfld}, PANL GN 5/3/F/12 | 8.1 (1991) 1-3 (cop) | |
Folk Drama , Folklore/Folklife Educational Series (St John’s, Nfld: Breakwater Books, 1983) | 4.4 (1984) 31 (rec) | |
Grandma Tooley’s Old Fashioned Picture Book for Boys and Girls (Scotia, NY: Americana Review, 1960), [p. 29] | 6.4 (1986) 24, 32 (sum) | |
Handlist of Papers of Professor M. W. Barley (Nottingham: Manuscripts Department, University of Nottingham, [n.d.]). Pages 4 to 10 include a list of Professor Barley’s collection of materials relating to Plough Monday plays | 1.3 (1981) 21 (rec) | |
A History of Bearsted and Thurnham (Bearsted and Thurnham History Book Committee, [1978]), p.136 | 5.5 (1985) 47 (cit) | |
History of Welford, vol. 7 [c. 1900], Reading Public Library, MS BTW/D 3794 | 2.3 (1982) 20 (cit) | |
The Life of the Late Famous Comedian, Jo. Hayns: Containing His Comical Exploits and Adventures, Both at Home and Abroad (London: J. Nutt, 1701) | 5.3 (1985) 29 (cit) | |
‘Memories of Newark’ (1963), Nottingham, Nottinghamshire County Record Office, DD121/3/4 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
‘Memories of a Villager’ (1960), Nottingham, Nottinghamshire County Record Office, DD121/1 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
Newspaper Cuttings, Nottinghamshire County Library, Local History Collection, qL39-39.9 (1948-50) | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) | |
Papers on Traditional Drama Presented at the American Folklore Society Annual Meeting– Pittsburgh, 16-19 October 1980 | 1.2 (1980) 10-11 (sum) | |
Plaxtol–A Kentish Village, (Plaxtol W. I., 1957), p.56 | 7.4 (1990) 67 (sum) | |
St George & The Dragon (Coventry: J. Turner, printer, [n.d.]), from Charles Harding Firth Collection, E105 | 5.1 (1985) 7 (cop) | |
Scottish Women’s Rural Institutes Village History Competition, 1966, typescript, Edinburgh, National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland; copy in University College London, Library, Helm Collection, vol. 28, pp.100, 140 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
‘Theatre Royal, Drury Lane: The Unprecedented Success . . . ’ (poster of Dec. 1833 in Victoria and Albert Theatre Museum) | 3.4 (1983) 22(cop), 24 | 4.5 (1984) 45 (cit) |
Vaughan Williams Memorial Library Collection {no further information} | 4.6 (1984) 63 | 5.5 (1985) 47 (cit) |
Articles without author in periodicals
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‘The Alderley Mummers’, Alderley and Wilmslow Advertiser, 17 Dec. 1937, p.2g | 8.1(1991) 5-6 (cop) | |
‘"Pearly Pearls" at Over Alderley’, Alderley and Wilmslow Advertiser, 24 Dec. 1937, p.9b | 8.1 (1991) 8-9 (cop) | |
‘Mummers on the Air: Christmas Eve Broad-cast from Alderley Park’, Alderley and Wilmslow Advertiser, 24 Dec. 1937, p.9c | 8.1 (1991) 6-8 (cop) | |
‘Mummers on the Air: Perfect Broadcast from Alderley Park’, Alderley and Wilmslow Advertiser, 31 Dec. 1937, p.9b | 8.1 (1991) 8 (cop) | |
British Library News, No. 84 (April 1983) | 3.3 (1983) 16 (sum) | |
Croydon Chronicle, 9 Aug. 1879, p. 6d, apparently reprinted from the Globe | 7.2 (1989) 27-8 (cop) | |
‘The Christmas Festivities of 1868’, Derbyshire Times, 2 Jan. 1869 | 2.4 (1982) 27-8 (cop) | |
Evening Herald , 19 Jan. 1955, 4ef | 2.2 (1982) 14 (cit) | |
‘Mummers are Making a Comeback’, Evening Telegram, [St John's, Newfoundland], 3 Jan. 1987 | 6.5 (1986) 43 (cop) | |
‘Campden Mummers in 1891’, Evesham Journal, 16 Jan. 1937, p.16; corrected in the same, 23 Jan. 1937, p.13, (photograph was of morris dancers, not mummers; also date was 1896, see reference here for Chandler, 1984) | 8.1 (1991) 11 (cit) | |
(Obituary of George Griffen), Evesham Journal, 16 Dec. 1939, p.13 | 8.1 (1991) 11 (cit) | |
Evesham Standard, 19 Apr. 1890, p. 3 | 8.1 (1991) 12 (cit) | |
‘Soul Caking Play, Cheshire’, Family Circle, 17.2 (1980), 133 {prize offered for finding the most mistakes} | 1.5 (1981) 27 (cop) | |
[Faversham] Gazette and Times, 26 Jan. 1978, p.30 | 5.5 (1985) 47 (cit) | |
Folk Review (March 1976), 14 | 1.1 (1980) 5 (cit) | |
Folk Review, 7.1 (1977), 15 | 3.2 (1983) 10 (sum) | |
Folk-Lore, 39 (1928), 273-9 | 2.3 (1982) 20 (cit) | |
‘Prof. Wynne Brings His Shadow-graph to the Gaiety and Star This Week’, Glasgow Evening Times, 10 Sep. 1888, p.4 | 6.4 (1986) 32 (cit) | |
‘An Undress Rehearsal’, The Graphic–Christmas Number, 25 Dec. 1871, p.7, {date corrected by 4.3 (1984) 25} | 2.3 (1982) 20-1 (cop) | 3.4 (1983) 21 |
4.5 (1984) 43 (cit) | ||
‘Twelvth Day’, Supplement to Illustrated London News, (13 Dec. 1842), 548-9 | 3.4 (1983) 24 (sum) | |
‘Effects of Masking–Two Children Terrified to Death’, Illustrated London News, (21 Dec. 1850) p. 471 | 4.3 (1984) 30 (cop) | |
‘Christmas Mummers in the Olden Time’, Illustrated London News (22 Dec. 1866), 618 | 4.3 (1984) 27-8 (cop) | |
Journal of the Folk Song Society, 2.7 (1905), 130-1 | 1.3 (1981) 19 (cit) | |
Lady’s Pictorial, 27 Dec. 1895, p. 1007 | 1.5 (1981) 30 (cop) | |
‘"Heaven Bound": Negro Baptist Church in Richmond Stages a Miracle Play’, Life, 17 May 1943, pp.26-7 | 6.6 (1986) 48 (cit) | |
‘Diaboloical Doings in Atlanta,’ Life, 26 Jan. 1953, pp.55-8 | 6.6 (1986) 48 (cit) | |
London Calling (London: BBC), issues not specified | 7.1 (1988) 2, 4 (cit) | |
London Calling (London: BBC), 1 Nov. 1946 | 7.1 (1988) 8 (cit) | |
‘Proceedings of the Contemporary Morris and Sword Dancing Conference, CECTAL, Sheffield, March 1988’, Lore and Language, 6.2, Special Issue (1987) | 7.3 (1989) 39 (rec) | |
Manx Sun , 10 Jan. 1832 | 5.4 (1985) 32-6 (cop) | |
‘Mummers on Parade’ {in Philadelphia}, National Geographic World, 76 (Dec. 1981) 12-17 | 2.4 (1982) 28 (rec) | |
‘"Mumming": A Quaint Old Custom’, The New Penny Magazine, no. 63 (6 Jan. 1900), 632-4 | 6.2 (1986) 9-11 (cop) | |
Newbury Weekly News, 11 Dec. 1912 and 8 Jan. 1914 | 3.1 (1983) 4 (cit) | |
Newspaper Library Newsletter, 1 (London: British Library Reference Division, 1980) | 1.3 (1981) 21 (rev) | |
Norfolk Chronicle, 29 Dec. 1894 and 25 Oct. 1904 | 6.3 (1986) 13 (sum) | |
Nottinghamshire Countryside, (January 1939), 26 | 7.3 (1989) 45 (cop) | |
‘"Plough Monday" Play in Notts’, [Nottingham?] Journal, 14 Jan. 1941, cutting in Nottinghamshire County Library Local History Collection, qL39-39.9 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
‘Notts. G., 28 Dec. 07', newspaper cutting so annotated in James Prior, MS ‘Notts Dialect Words’ f. 51r, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire County Record Office, M441 | 5.2 (1985) 21 (cit) | |
‘The Mummers' Play at Yaxley’, Peterborough Advertiser and South Midland Times, Wednesday, 12 Mar. 1902, 6f {two series each week, essential to cite the day} | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) | |
Radio Times, Northern Edition, for 31 Sep. 1934 | 8.1 (1991) 5 (cop) | |
Radio Times , 20 Dec. 1935 | 6.5 (1986) 39 (sum) | |
Radio Times , 26 Oct. 1934, p.318 | 7.1 (1988) 3 (cit) | |
Radio Times , 10 Dec. 1937 (refers to a broadcast on 18 Dec. 1937), cutting in the Frederick B. Hamer Collection | 2.2 (1982) 15 (cit) | |
‘Police Intelligence: Brigg Petty Sessions: Tuseday’, Retford and Gainsborough Times, 14 Jan. 1881, p.2 | 3.6 (1983) 41-2 (cop) | |
‘Police Intelligence: Gainsborough Petty Sessions: Tuesday’, Retford and Gainsborough Times, 20 Jan. 1882, p.2 | 3.6 (1983) 42 (cop) | |
‘Shocking Death of a "Plough Jagger" in the Snow’, Retford and Gainsborough Times, 14 Jan. 1887, p. 8 | 3.6 (1983) 42-3 (cop) | |
A Battle Amongst the Christmas Mummers, Roomer, 1.1 (1980) 1-2 | 1.1 (1980) 1-2 (txt) | |
Periodical and Newspaper Search, Roomer, 1.1 (1980) 3 | 1.1 (1980) 3 (txt) | |
The Pace Egg Play–Houldsworth Schools, 1885, Roomer, 1.1 (1980) 4 | 1.1 (1980) 4 (txt) | |
Folk Play Indexing Workshop, Roomer, 1.2 (1980) 11-12 | 1.2 (1980) 11-12 (txt) | |
Journals Search {asks if journals listed have been searched}, Roomer, 1.3 (1981) 22 | 1.3 (1981) 22 (txt) | |
The Ordnance Survey Atlas of Great Britain (Feltham: Ordnance Survey, Country Life Books, 1982), Roomer, 2.6 (1982) 47 | 2.6 (1982) 47 (rev) | |
Drama in Hull and District, Roomer, 5.6 (1985) 62 | 5.6 (1985) 62 (txt) | |
Fragments from Hastings, Sussex, Roomer, 6.1 (1986) 3-4 | 6.1 (1986) 3-4 (txt) | |
B.B.C. Mummers–Part 1, Roomer, 6.5 (1986) 39 | 6.5 (1986) 39 (txt) | |
Surrey Gazette, 9 Jan.1869 | 8.1 (1991) 4 (sum) | |
Traditional Drama Studies, 1 (1985) | 6.1 (1986) 1-3 (rev) | |
Traditional Drama Studies, 2 | 6.1 (1986) 3 (fco) | |
Uttoxeter Advertiser, 23 Feb.1938, p.4, & 31 Dec.1953, p.3 | 7.2 (1989) 26 (cit) |