This information all comes from Stephen's two scrapbooks.

Date		Place		Evidence (all those in bold have been scanned) if not bold, can be found in the larger of Stephen’s albums	Other information	Lopez mentioned?
Undated				Letterhead: "Maurice E Bandmann’s Theatres, Companies & Tours. The sole and exclusive rights of all Mr George Edwardes and the Gaiety Theatre Company’s Plays, The Gilbert and Sullivan Operas and all other Leading London Productions."	General Manager: Warwick Major Resident Manager: Jas Bury	No
Undated				Letterhead: Bandman Varieties Limited Calcutta	Tele Address: Svengali	No
Undated but during WW1				Letterhead: H. M. Government Tours of the Official War Films issued by authority of the War Office Cinematograph Committee. Sole Director for the Indian Empire and Far East: Maurice E Bandman	Sons of our Empire; The Battle of Arras; The Fall of Baupaume; The Capture of Peronne; The Battle of the Ancre and the advance of the tanks; The Battle of the Somme; Glimpses of the Navy in War Time; Britain Prepared	No
Undated but during WW1				Letterhead: H. M. Government Tour of "Britain Prepared" and "The Official War Films" A Grand Review of the Activities of His Majesty’s Naval and Military Forces under the Patronage of Their Majesties King George V and Queen Mary	Sole Director for India and the East: Mr Maurice E Bandman	No
Undated but during WW1 after 1916 (death of Kitchener)				Letterhead: The Bandman Film Control 24, Haymarket London EC, Empire Theatre, Calcutta.	Secure your dates early for the Life of Lord Kitchener. A page from the history of the re-birth of the British Empire. The life-work of the Late Field-Marshal Conceived and visualised by Rex Wilson	No
Undated but during WW1				Business card: Mr Stephen Lopez Manager H.M. Government Tour Official War Films The Bandman Coys Theatres & Tours		Yes
Undated				Letterhead: Bandman’s Eastern Circuit. Maurice E Bandman presents Messrs. Phillip Braham & Campbell’s Co. "The Grotesques" The World’s Laughter Makers from the Savoy Theatre, London	Fred Winn; Roy H Smith Joint Managers	No
Undated				Business card: Mr Maurice E Bandman Empire Theatre Calcutta; 24 Haymarket, SW		No
Undated				Business card: Mr Maurice E Bandman 89 Jermyn Street, SW Eccentric Club		no
Undated				Business Card: Mr Stephen Lopez The Bandman Companies Theatres and Tours East and Far Eastern Circuit	Card has Japanese scene on it.	yes
Undated apart from 192_				Letterhead: Bandman’s Eastern Circuit Ltd (managing Director: Warwick Major) & Madan Theatres Ltd. (Associated) Controlling a circuit of 50 theatres in Egypt, India, Burmah, Ceylon & the Far East Telegrams:SVENGALI: London, Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Rangoon. BANDMAN: Gibraltar, Cairo, Singapore, HongKong, Manila, Shanghai, Yokohama, Tokyo. ABC 5th and Private Codes Director and Secretary Maurice E Benson	London office: 50 Whitcomb St. SW1 phone 6330 Regent. Head office for the Mediterranean & Egypt Empire Theatre Gibraltar. Sole lessees: Bandman’s Eastern Circuit Ltd. Registered Office: Empire Theatre, Calcutta. Far Eastern Office: 61 Yamashita-Oho, Yokohama	No
Undated Sunday August 18th FIND YEAR				Invitation: "Dear Sir and Brother, The House Committee announces a Dutch lunch for Sunday August 18, at 1pm. The Bandmann Opera Co. will be our guests. Entertainment will not be lacking. You are entitled to invite one guest, reservations to be made not later than Friday, the 16th. Setback, two pesos."	Notepaper headed with picture of a stag’s head	No – but is this intended for Stephen and Albert?
Undated except for 191_		Calcutta		Letterhead: Bandman Varieties Limited. Empire Theatre Palace of Varieties. Half owner and Managing Director: Maurice E Bandman. Lessees: Bandman Varieties Limited. Secretary and General Manager: Jas. Bury.	In association with the Excelsior Theatres’ Syndicate, Bombay. The Elphinstone Palace of Varieties, Darjeeling. The Elphinstone Theatre, Madras	No
Undated except for 191_		Bombay		Letterhead: Royal Opera House, Bombay. Proprietors: Maurice E Bandman, J F Karaka. Telephone no. 1200	New Queen’s Road, Bombay	No
Undated except for 192_		Calcutta		Letterhead: Bandmann Varieties Limited Empire Theatre Calcutta. Lessees Bandmann Varieties Limited. Secretary and General Manager: Albert E Warren	Tele address: "Cheerio" Calcutta	No
Undated				The Bandman Eastern Circuit STATEMENT (breakdown of costs including Company, Theatre, Sale of seats at theatre, Company’s share, Programmes etc)	Blank – no figures included	No
Undated except for 192_				Letterhead: Touring The World. Signor Ralph Chefalo & Signorina Magdalena Palermo The World’s Foremost Magicians and Illusionists presenting " The Garden of Mystery" "And all the world wondered"	Eastern Tour. Please reply c/o________	No
Undated		Melbourne		Letterhead: J C Williamson Ltd Her Majesty’s Theatre, Melbourne Managing Directors: George Tallis, EJ Tait, Hugh J Ward, Clyde Meynell	Theatres: Her Majesty’s, Sydney, Her Majesty’s, Melbourne, Theatre Royal, Sydney, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, His Majesty’s Brisbane, Theatre Royal, Adelaide, Grand Opera House, Wellington, NZ, Theatre Royal, Christchurch, NZ, His Majesty’s Auckland, NZ. Registered Office: 51 Castlereagh Street, Sydney	No
Undated except for 191_				Letterhead: M. D Puri’s Enterprises Gaiety Theatre Opposite Fort Lahore	Telegraphic address: "PURI" Telephone no. 135	No
undated		Calcutta		December 18th programme cover		no
undated		Royal Opera House, Bombay		Programme for the Great Raymond	Bandmann half owner and manager	no
Undated – 6th January but no year		Jubilee Hall Rangoon		Pink silk programme for The Merchant of Venice	Stephen = Mechanist Bandmann (two ns)	yes
Undated – 8th January but no year		Jubilee Hall Rangoon		Pink silk programme for Sweet Nell of Old Drury	Stephen = Mechanist Bandmann (two ns)	yes
Undated but mentions soldiers in uniform so could be between 1914 and 1918		Peking Pavilion		Poster – Dick Norton and his Globetrotters	Bandman with one ‘n’	no
Undated but possibly 1919		Victoria Hall, Madras		Programme for The Bandman Repertory Company in Vaudeville	In handwriting the word ‘Comedy’ is added to front cover after Bandman. Undated but mentions 18th year of tour, changed in pencil to 20th. Advert for The Bandman Musical Comedy Co HM Government films Britain Prepared etc.	Yes – business manager
Undated		Empire Theatre, Calcutta		Programme: R.B Salisbury presents his famous musical comedy company The Quaints in No, No Nanette Theatre lessees: Bandmann Varieties, Ltd.	Cast: Lucille Langdon, George Curzon, Edmund Nash, Ida White, Gordon Rennie, Frances Day, Kathleen White, Dudley Page, Ethel Rylands, Fay Cole, Daphne Leigh	Yes – advance manager
Undated		Unknown		Advert for the above		no
Undated		British Cinema, Secunderabad		Yellow silk programme: R.B Salisbury presents The Quaints Musical and Comedy Co in The Blue Train, a New Musical Comedy from the Prince of Wales Theatre, London, by Reginald Arkell and Dion Tittheradge from the book by Alfred Grunwald and Walter Stein	Cast: Ella Erskine, Kathleen White, Lucille Langdon, Fay Cole, R.W Wingrove, Ida White, Dudley Page, Edmund Nash, Daphne Leigh, Gordon Rennie, Frances Day, George Curzon, J. Harrington Weeks.	Yes – advance manager
Undated		Palace Theatre Karachi		Blue paper programme: Maurice E Bandman presents by arrangement with Madan Theatres Ltd., The Bandman Comedy Coy tonight at 10pm BEAUTY AND THE BARGE Complete change nightly	Leonard S Stephens, Muriel Johnston, Beryl Barraclough, Tina Gerald, Lilian Stansbridge, Violet Blyth Pratt, David Keir, Percy Baverstock, Clive Woods, Leon Yaymen, J. Oliver Twiss, Norman Thompson, Carl Lawson	Yes – general manager
Undated apart from Wednesday Thursday Nov 13, 14		Kursaal Theatre, Cairo		Programme for Maurice E Bandman presents The Bandman Comedy Company in Hobson’s Choice from the Apollo Theatre, London	Joint directors of the theatre – Bandman and A Dalbagni	Yes – general manager
Undated but similar line-up to 31 Oct 1919		Theatre Royal, Gibraltar		Programme: Maurice E Bandman presents for a Short Season only The Bandman Comedy Company of well-known London Artistes in all the Latest London Successes.	Stephen = Business Manager	yes
Undated but possibly 1913 – page possibly from same issue dated in pencil 1913 Another page says 1914		Society Illustrated Supplement		The Bandmann Opera Company Souvenir – pages from magazine showing photos of company members. Possibly published in Calcutta.	Bandmann Revue Company mentioned along with Moyna Hill (Mrs Bandmann), Ethyl Beech, Fred Coyne, Miss Lynhart who dances in My Little Persian Rose, Bobby Roberts Step This Way, Mr Worcester… Check with programmes for this lineup	Not on these pages
Undated		Excelsior Theatre		Newspaper advert: James McGrath Ltd announce the Farewell Appearances of Selleck and Chamier’s Company Our Cabaret, Our Cabaret, Our Cabaret.		No staff mentionec
Undated but prob after 1930		unknown		Small pink card: "Stephen Lopez presents Sequins in Variety, Melody and Mirth with Cameron Clarke, Gordon Wakeford and Molly O’Brien. Two hours of fun. See posters"	Photo of them on reverse	Yes
Undated		Unknown		Similar to above – blue card saying: "The Adelphi Players present The Man Who Changed His Name A Sensational Thriller in 3 Acts by Edgar Wallace"		no
Undated		Unknown		Letterhead: Stephen Lopez presents "SEQUINS"	The Mediterranean, Egypt, India and the Far East	Yes
Undated		Bombay		Postcard with letterhead on reverse: James McGrath, Ltd., India and Far Eastern Tours	Head Eastern Address: Excelsior Theatre, Bombay Cables: Jayemtours, Bombay	No
Undated				Business card: Mr Stephen Lopez Representing Reginald Selleck’s and Charles Chamier’s Co Our Cabaret. Direction James McGrath Ltd		Yes
Undated				Business Card: Stephen Lopez Representative The London Vaudeville Company		Yes
Undated				Business card: Mr Stephen Lopez Managing representative for MENAKA and her ballet co	The "Showtrust" Bombay The Mediterranean, Egypt, India & the Far East	Yes
Undated except for 192_		Flyer advertising Cinema Gaiety, Trichy		Blue paper: Cinema Gaiety, the Palace of Pleasure	Pioneer Exhibitors of Selected Indian Pictures and Devotional Dramas Proprietor: S. A Ghaffar	No
Undated but prob 1925 – 1928		Bombay		Letterhead: Charles Chamier’s "New Our Cabaret" The Mediterranean, Egypt, India & The Far East	Cables and Telegrams: CHAMIER Excelsior Theatre, Bombay Codes: Bentley’s and Private London Agents: W.B. Woolley & Co., Ltd 36-38 New Broad St, LONDON EC	Yes: Manager Stephen Lopez
Undated but prob 1927 – 1928		Calcutta		Charles Chamier’s New Vaudeville "Dancing Time" The Mediterranean, Egypt, India & The Far East	Cables and Telegrams: LOPEZ Empire Theatre, Calcutta Codes: Bentley’s and Private London Agents: W.B. Woolley & Co., Ltd 36-38 New Broad St, LONDON EC	Yes: Manager Stephen Lopez
Undated		?		Letterhead: L. Ayres Mantell Booking Representative Union Theatres Ltd of Australia	Letter sent to: " Dear Lopez:-" (remainder cut off) He was possibly in Karachi or the letter was sent from Karachi	yes
Undated		Shanghai		Advert A5 size, landscape L. Ayres Mantell Joe Cosco Producers and Managers presents THE FIRST FAR EAST TOUR OF THE HOLLYWOOD HI-LIGHTS An international Novelty Revue A Company of Talented Screen Favorites in a Stupendous Scenic Stage Show	Palmer Parker Advance Representative Permanent address 217 Szchuen Rd Shanghai	no
Undated but after Feb 1932		India		Advert: George T. Batty and Ernest Longstaff present the Cabaret Players in a Something New to The East Revuette of Comedy Music Rhythm	Also has comments from Indian newspapers dated Jan and Feb 1932	no
Undated				Business card: "RHYME AND RHYTHM" Mr. Stephen Lopez Managing Representative Charles Chamier’s Productions	The Mediterranean, Egypt, India & The Far East	yes
Undated				Letterhead: The Royal Carl Rosa Opera Co. "Dear Steve" (remainder of letter cut off)	Communications c/o Thos. Cook & Sons, Bankers, Bombay	yes
Undated				Letterhead: The British Talkies The super Talking, Singing and Sound Films De Forest Patents Presented by A.W. Schell (India, Burma & Ceylon)		no
Undated		London		Letterhead: Zomah The Unsolved Mystery 53 Alexandra Road, Gipsy Hill, London, SE19 Telephone Sydenham 2176	Yellow and brown Eastern style drawing with woman in archway.	No
1928?		India?		Envelope with advert in corner: Charles Chamier presents "OUR CABARET" 1925 – 26 – 27 – 28 DANCING TIME" 1927 – 28		no
Undated. Likely to be 1926		Bombay		Letterhead: Charles Chamier and Reginald Selleck The New "Our Cabaret" The Mediterranean, Egypt, India & The Far East	Registered Offices: Excelsior Theatre, Bombay. Phone 20288 Cables and Telegrams: CHAMIER Excelsior Theatre, Bombay Codes: Bentley’s and Private London Agents: W.B. Woolley & Co., Ltd 36-38 New Broad St, LONDON EC	No
Undated apart frm Saturday 20th		The Regal (where?) Printed in London Says inside "for the first time in the East"		Programme for "Peter Sergei presents The London Revue Company all West End Stars in Non-Stop Revues: Folie d’Apache, Let’s Be Gay, Beauty on Parade, Midnight rhythm, Krazy Variety etc etc etc"	Cast photographed inside: Meg Williams, Bubbles Stewart, Renie Jolliffe, Bernice Richardson, Chika Lane and Billy Rhodes, Olive Barli, Peter Bernard, Joy Carter, Peter Sergei	No staff mentioned
Undated		Aden		Programme for P&O Shore Excursions		no
Undated but probably early 1938		Colombo		Programme for Ruth Draper Original Character Sketches	Reatures reviews from lots of UK based newspapers
Listings below appear in chronological order
17th April 1902	Malta		Theatre poster			no
24 May 1902	Buenos Aires		Article in "The Anglo-Argentine" 24 May 1902 & photos		Photo of MEB, Walter Scott, (dir of orchestra), Harry Davies(baritone), Flora Chiarini	No
27 Aug 1902	Valparaiso, Chile		Article in Spanish in "Sucesos"		Bandmann was acting	No
11 Nov 1902	Panama to Jamaica		Stephen’s passport			yes
1903 after world tour	Possibly London		‘welcome return visit’ programme All info seems to refer to England		Scan has no date but identical one has 1903 in pencil	Yes stage carpenter
22 May 1905	Bombay, India		Letter severing links with Henry Dallas		George Edwardes The Gaiety Theatre London mentioned	No
Tuesday 26th September 1905	Hong Kong		Bandmann Opera Company production of La Poupee		Mark Lester in it. Stephen credited for "the mechanical effects in Act I Sc. II invented and arranged by S. Lopez"	yes
1906	Calcutta, Theatre Royal		Programme ‘Amasis’ – an Egyptian Princess – a comic opera in two parts.		Bandmann = lessee and manager of the theatre	no
1906	Yokohama, Japan		Photo of cricket club			Not sure if in photo
1906?	Yokohama, Japan		programme			Yes – master carpenter
25 Feb 1908	Penang, Malaysia		programme		Henry Dallas in the Girls of Gottenberg	no
1908	Tokyo		"Presentation for a packed house from the Imperial Theatre Tokio Japan Bandman Opera Co 1908"			No
Undated but possibly 1908 (see above)	Imperial theatre Tokyo		Peggy programme			No but Albert Lopez is stage carpenter
1912 possibly	Bombay		The Bandman Comedy Company programme ‘In the Clouds’ A Darjeeling Comedy’		Only one ‘n’	Yes – general manager
Tuesday December 31st 1913	Empire Theatre, Calcutta(?)		Newspaper write-up of The Night Birds			no
1913	Calcutta		Photo of the Bandmann Opera Company – 51 people		Published in Socety Illustrated	Yes – front, seated
Saturday 15th March 1913	Victoria Theatre, Singapore		Programme – The Night Birds (or the Merry Countess) Successor to The Chocolate Soldier		Moyna Hill, Bandmann’s wife, appears	Yes: ‘Trick staircase in Act III by Mr. Stephen Lopez’
21 January 1914	Gibraltar Theatre Royal		Article in El Anunciador about the visit of Sir Herbert Miles (Governor of Gib) visiting the theatre royal.		Albert Lopez mentioned as the man in charge of all the stage machinery.	No – Albert.
Monday 7th August 1915	Rink Theatre		Poster advertising show including films: The Great £10000 Fight; Champion Charlie (Charlie Chaplin) supported by the Bandmann Vaudeville Coy			Yes – Business Manager
1915 -1916	Rangoon, Empire Theatre, Montgomery Street		Programme advertising the New Bandman Opera and Comedy Company 1915-1916 tour		Albert Lopez = mechanist Advert for Minto Mansions hotel!	Yes – advance manager
1917 –whole year	Empire Theatre, Calcutta		‘A Diary of our entertainments’ – whole year plotted, with lots of Bandman companies		Shows the different companies’ names: The Bandman Opera Company; The Bandman Comedy Co.; The Bandman Musical Comedy Co.;The New Bandman Comedy Co.;
25th January 1917	Viceregal Lodge, Delhi		Poster and separate pink silk poster for HM Government Tour under the direction of Maurice E Bandman of The Greatest Film in History The Battle of the Somme		By command of H E The Right Hon’ble The Lord Chelmsford, Viceroy and Governor General of India	Yes – business manager
Wednesday 14th February 1917	The Globe Cinema Theatre, Sule Pagoda Road, Rangoon		Maurice E Bandman of The Greatest Film in History The Battle of the Somme			Yes – business manager
27 Feb 1917	Rangoon, Minto Mansions		Registration document for Stephen Lopez		Also mentions Bandmann	Yes
Undated	Minto Mansions Hotel, 44 Halpin Road, Rangoon		Flyer picked up at the hotel? Photo of the hotel, plus space to write room number into		Telegraphic Address, "Mansions" Rangoon, telephone no 800	No
Thursday 22nd March 1917	Rink Theatre		Paper poster – Maurice E Bandman presents HM Government Tour The Greatest Film in History The Battle of the Somme			Yes – Business Manager
20 March 1917 – 19th May 1917	North Western railway, India		Pass for the Britain Prepared Company to travel		Also headed paper showing Britain Prepared Company director Maurice Bandman (only 1 n)	No
1917	London		Programme: Maurice E Bandman presents the Operatic Event of 1917 18th year of tour Mr Manhattan – a new musical comedy		" The entirely new and magnificent dresses have been specially executed in London from original London and Paris models of the very latest fashions under the direct personal supervision of Mrs Bandman"	No
17th July 1917			Newspaper article saying that Bandman had been able to send Home over one lakh and ten thousand rupees to His Majesty’s government for distribution amongst the different war charities.		This was due to the exhibition in India and the East of the Official War Films – Bandman had the sole direction of these films.	No
1918			Letterheaded paper for The New Bandman Comedy Company 1918 " A clever Company of High Class Artistes Presenting a Strong Repertoire of Current London Successes"		Sole proprietor Maurice E Bandman 24, Haymarket, London and Empire Theatre, Calcutta.	No
Friday 6th September 1918	Gaiety Theatre, Simla		Maurice E Bandman presents The Bandman Comedy Coy in GRUMPY		A play by Horace Hodges and Wigney Percyval Lewis\Marks – General Manager in India for MEB. Nana mentions him in her story.	Yes – General Manager
Wednesday 11th September 1918	Gaiety Theatre, Simla		Maurice E Bandman presents The Bandman Comedy Coy in CHARLEY’S AUNT		By Brandon Thomas. Lead role – Mr JohnCarr	Yes – General Manager
Monday 13th January 1919	Sultanieh Opera House, Cairo		Silk programme: season under the joint direction of A. Dalbagni and Maurice E Bandman. The new Bandman Comedy Company in Peg O’ My Heart		A Comedy of youth in 3 acts by J. Hartley Manners	Yes – general manager
27th April 1919	Alexandria, Egypt		Travel permit to travel to Alexandria and return			No name
Monday May 12th 1919	Kursaal Theatre Cairo, Egypt		Programme: Maurice E Bandman presents the Bandman Comedy Company in FAIR AND WARMER		Dorothea Temple, Jean Maclaren, Esmond Kingsley, Compton Coutts, Cathleen Doyle, Reg G Newson, John Carr, David Keir	Yes – general manager
Wednesday 16th July 1919	Kursaal, Egypt		Newspaper article from the Egyptian Gazette about a Grand Gala Performance given in connection with the Allied Peace Celebrations.		Also farewell performance of the Bandman Musical Comedy Company. Lots of decorations, audience by invitation only. In interval display by illuminated aeroplanes – first ever seen in Cairo.	No
Thursday 1st May and Friday 2nd May 1919	Kursaal Theatre, Cairo		Programme: Maurice E Bandman presents The Bandman Comedy Company in Kick In			Yes – general manager
23rd July 1919	Alex (andria?)		Registration for salaries week ending July 26th 1919 Hand written (by Stephen?)		Currency possibly the Piastre Stephen = 8th highest paid on 828.7 out of the company of 26.	Yes
3rd Aug 1919	Kantara		Temporary pass for Stephen Lopez for 3 weeks for Kantara			yes
3rd – 13th August 1919	Egypt		Military permit for Stephen Lopez to travel from Port Said to Kantara valid for 4 weeks.		Occupation listed as Artiste (Bandman’s company), reason for travelling "Entertaining troops at Kantara"	yes
Tuesday 19th August 1919	Kantara Theatre, Kantara, Egypt		Small paper poster: Maurice E Bandman presents The Bandman Comedy Company in Within The Law			No staff mentioned
8th September 1919	Kantara, Egypt		Menu for the Farewell Dinner to the Bandman Comedy Company offered by the the GCC Kantara area at The Officers Club		Menu all in French. Signed by someone but too scribbled to read properly.	No
9th September 1919	Kantara, Egypt		Newspaper write-up of the Farewell dinner		Stephen Lopez made a speech on behalf of Mr Bandman and the company.	Yes
Tues Sept 23rd – Mon 29th 1919	Theatre Royal, Gibraltar		Small paper poster advertising The Bandman Comedy Company for a short season only every evening at 9.30pm		Different show each night including Mr Compton Coutts as Grumpy (found him on the IMDB in several films in the 1910s-20s)	No staff mentioned
Tuesday 30th September – Saturday 4th October 1919	Theatre Royal, Gibraltar		Small paper poster advertising The Bandman Comedy Company for a short season only every evening at 9.30pm		Different show each night	No staff mentioned
Monday 6th October – Saturday 11th October 1919	Theatre Royal, Gibraltar		Small paper poster advertising The Bandman Comedy Company for a short season only every evening at 9.30pm		Different show each night	No staff mentioned
7th October 1919	Gibraltar		Letter from the Anglo-Egyptian bank Limited, Gibraltar branch		We do hereby certify that the balance standing to the credit of Stephen Lopez esq in our books at the close of business on the 7th October 1919 was One hundred and fifty two pounds, fifteen shillings and two pence sterling	Yes
Monday 20th October – Saturday 25th October 1919	Theatre Royal, Gibraltar		Small paper poster advertising The Bandman Comedy Company for a short season only every evening at 9.30pm		Different show each night	No staff mentioned
Monday 27th October – Wednesday 29th October 1919	Theatre Royal, Gibraltar		Small paper poster advertising The Bandman Comedy Company for a short season only every evening at 9.30pm		Different show each night	No staff mentioned
Thursday 30th October – Saturday 1st November 1919	Theatre Royal, Gibraltar		Small paper poster advertising The Bandman Comedy Company for a short season only every evening at 9.30pm		Different show each night. Compton Coutts as Grumpy again. Fri Oct 31st = Charitable Entertainment in aid of the Gibraltar Needlework Guild – Grumpy. Governor of Gib in attendance (Sir Horace L Smith-Dorrien)	No staff mentioned
Thursday 30th October 1919	Gibraltar Theatre Royal		Handbill with list of cast for Within The Law on Thursday 30th October ‘under the distinguished patronage of HE General Sir Horace L Smith-Dorrien, Governor of Gibraltar’			No staff mentioned
Friday 31st October 1919	Theatre Royal, Gibraltar		Programme of’ Grand Charitable Entertainment in aid of The Gibraltar Needlework Guild" under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency the Governor at which Mr Maurice E Bandman presents the Bandman Comedy Company in GRUMPY.		Stephen = General Manager	yes
Saturday 1st November 1919	Gibraltar Chronicle and Official Gazette		Review of the performance of GRUMPY (see above)		The needlework guild provided clothing for poor children: "where the pinch of poverty was too severe that people kept their children away from school rather than send them there indifferently clad and above all without boots." Wife of the Governor set up the Guild..	no
Saturday 1st November 1919	Gibraltar Chronicle and Official Gazette		Advert for Charley’s Aunt on Sat 1st Nov ‘under the distinguished patronage of HE General Sir Horace L Smith-Dorrien, Governor of Gibraltar’		Also advertising ‘Fair and Warmer’ "The successful new farce in three acts" on Monday 3rd November	No staff mentioned
Saturday 1st November 1919	Gibraltar Theatre Royal		Handbill with list of cast for Charley’s Aunt on Sat 1st Nov ‘under the distinguished patronage of HE General Sir Horace L Smith-Dorrien, Governor of Gibraltar’			No staff mentioned
Monday 3rd November – Friday 7th November 1919	Theatre Royal, Gibraltar		Small paper poster advertising The Bandman Comedy Company for a short season only every evening at 9.30pm		Different show each night Friday November 7th billed as Farewell Performance – A Vaudeville Entertainment.	No staff mentioned
Monday 3rd November 1919	Gibraltar Theatre Royal		Handbill with list of cast for Fair and Warmer on Mon 3rd Nov ‘under the distinguished patronage of HE General Sir Horace L Smith-Dorrien, Governor of Gibraltar’			No staff mentioned
6th November 1919	Gibraltar		Telegram from Bandman in London to Stephen Lopez in Gibraltar		"After despatching company proceed immediately Constantinople either direct or via Marseilles telegraph date departure name steamer when due Constantinople boc contemplate playing there soon smith sent Pendleton yesterday advance urgent you depart earliest instructed Pendleton settle nothing definitely pending your arrival if possible prefer rent theatre Constantinople instead sharing will address you care British Consul Constantinople. Bandman"	yes
7th November 1919	Gibraltar Chronicle and Official Gazette		Review of Outcast at the Theatre Royal		Reviewer complains about the behaviour of members of the audience! Company had been playing in Gib for 6 weeks.	No
11th November 1919	Gibraltar		Telegram from Bandman in London to Stephen Lopez in Gib		"Proceed Marseilles Somali twelfth catch there pensinsular transport sailing for Constantinople seventeenth booking your passage here peninsular instructing Marseilles agents writing you care cooks Marseilles confirm this telegram also telegraph on arrival Marseilles."	Yes
1919-1920	Greece somewhere, Municipal Theatre		Handbill partly in Greek for Bandman Opera Co		Can’t tell what performance or where exactly	No staff mentioned
1919-1920	Constantinople Petit-Champs Municipal Theatre		Programme for season 1919-20 The Bandman Opera Company The Girl In The Taxi (several pages, lots of adverts of British products in Turkey) NB includes a red postage stamp ‘deux paras droit fixe’stuck into the programme and printed over.		Maurice E Bandman’s Enterprises The Bandman Opera Company 20th year of tour The Bandman Comedy Company Extensive repertoire of latest London success The Bandman Concert Party Pierrot Pie The Bandman Film Control Directing in Egypt and the East H.M. Govt. Film Propaganda	Yes – Business Manager Albert Lopez = machinist and scene director
1919-1920	Constantinople Petit-Champs Municipal Theatre		Programme for season 1919-20 The Bandman Opera Company ARLETTE (several pages, lots of adverts of British products in Turkey) NB includes a red postage stamp ‘deux paras droit fixe’stuck on the back of the programme and printed over.		Maurice E Bandman’s Enterprises The Bandman Opera Company 20th year of tour The Bandman Comedy Company Extensive repertoire of latest London success The Bandman Concert Party Pierrot Pie The Bandman Film Control Directing in Egypt and the East H.M. Govt. Film Propaganda	Yes – Business Manager Albert Lopez = machinist and scene director
1919-1920 season	Constantinople Petit-Champs Municipal Theatre		Programme for season 1919-20 The Bandman Opera Company The Maid of the Mountains (several pages, lots of adverts of British products in Turkey) NB includes a red postage stamp ‘deux paras droit fixe’stuck into the programme and printed over.		Maurice E Bandman’s Enterprises The Bandman Opera Company 20th year of tour The Bandman Comedy Company Extensive repertoire of latest London success The Bandman Concert Party Pierrot Pie The Bandman Film Control Directing in Egypt and the East H.M. Govt. Film Propaganda	Yes – Business Manager In pencil an arrow indicates that he was Advance Manager and that Mr Ernest Pendleton was business manager Albert Lopez = machinist and scene director
February 1920	Constantinople		The Orient News article about Tuesday’s performance at the Petit-Champs Municipal Theatre of HIGH JINX On back of the page is an advert for GOING UP on Thursday; TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT on Friday and THE ARCADIANS on Saturday. Sunday matinee: THE BING BOYS ARE HERE; evening : GRAND VARIETY CONCERT		Main part: Dan Mansfield; Mr Billy Rex; A Lewis Cowen; Miss Lyle Jeffries; Miss Dora Dolaro; Paper printed and published in Contantinople for the British Army of the Black Sea	no
13th February 1920	Smyrna, Turkey		Landing permit for Stephen Lopez, travelling on SSAtromitos to land at Smyrna. Bearer must return on board by 3pm on 13th Feb 1920.		Issued by Interallied Passport Bureau, British section, Smyrna.	Yes
February 1920	Greece somewhere, Municipal Theatre		Handbill partly in Greek for Bandman Opera Co Dates strange: Saturday 25/7 Fevrier 1920 etc		Saison 1919-1920 A week of performances of The Boy; Arlette; The Better Ole; The Girl in the Taxi; Mr Manhattan	No staff mentioned
April 14th 1920	Alexandria		Requisition for salaries week ending April 18th 1920 List matches company of Bandman Opera Company in Constantinople (see entries above)		In Stephen’s writing, list of 28 company members and their pay, in piastres. ALBERT LOPEZ INCLUDED! (his pay = 568.7) Stephen = 877.5 Mr Pendleton = 700; Billy Rex = 1462.5; highest paid: Mr L Verno 1706.2	yes
May 1920 (17th – 23rd)	Kursaal, Egypt		Long poster advertising Maurice E Bandman presents The Bandman Opera Co every evening at 8.30pm		Look out for the "Bandman Surprise Pary" (sic) next week	No staff mentioned
Tuesday 29th June – Sunday July 4th 1920	Cinema Zion Jerusalem		Colour theatre programme ‘The newly organised Bandman Surprise Party of 10 Selected Artists		Miss Lyle Jeffries, Miss Alice May, Miss Margaret Bradley, Miss Rita Varian, Mr Henry Parkin, Mr Dan Mansfield, Mr Billy Rex, Mr Gerald Osborne, Mr Clayeton Robbins, Mr Jack Kershaw.	Yes – joint business manager with Mr Clayton Robbins
Monday 11th October 1920	Casino Palace Hotel, Cairo		Colour handbill: Maurice Bandman presents Tom Melbourse and company in Musical Sketches and Variety		Also billed: Hernandez trio; Jeannette and Scott (in refined speciality dancing); Tom & Eileen Melbourne; Josie Jackson; John Seymour Brooks at the piano.	No
25th October 1920	Cairo, Egypt		Bandman Variety Co Disbursements Same people as on Casino Palace Hotel poster		Does not include Stephen but could be in his writing. Includes Mr and Mrs Melbourne 3412.5 piastres; Miss Josie Jackson 780; Trio Hernandez 2500; native boy – 60; F.L Bougeya (theatre rent) 4000	no
November 15th 1920	Printania Theatre, Cairo		Printed (open?) letter from Bandman addressed to ‘Sir or Madam’ announcing forthcoming 6 night season of the New Bandman Opera Company at the theatre		Says’ I have completed arrangements which make it possible to put in a six nights season with the New Bandman Opera Company at the above Theatre by catching Steamer from Alexandria for India instead of from Gibraltar as previously arranged’.	No
Friday November 26th 1920	Printania Theatre Cairo		Programme for above		All company from London: Madeline Rossiter, Joan Penrose, Grace Barry, June Richards, Dolly Prince, Doree Hanbury, Annie Wright, Margaret Raymond, Thamara Swirskaya, Diana de Brett, Beryl Lucina, Lucile Dale, Hilda Chellingworth, Diana Patrick, Marjorie Crichton, Elsie Monteith, Ivy Lewis, Margosha, George Hestor, Dan Mansfield, Jack Crichton, Milsom Brett, Philip Howley, Harry Edwardes, Tom Scott	No, but Albert Lopez = Chief of Stage Staff
24th December 1920	London Office 24 Haymarket, SW1		Letter from Bandman giving full authority to Stephen Lopez to sell Bandman’s share in the Bandman Film Control, Egypt			Yes – manager
1921			Letterhead and matching envelope: Maurice E Bandman’s Eastern Circuit: Egypt, Palestine, India, Burma, Ceylon, Straits Settlements, Federated Malay States, China, Japan		Companies: The Bandman Opera Company; The Bandman Musical Comedy Company; The Bandman Comedy Company; Pierrot Pie; Thamara Swirskaya & Margosha
1921			Thank you letters for contributions to Earl Haig’s fund
March 3rd 1921	Grand Hotel, Calcutta		Letterhead belonging to Maurice E Bandman listing all his roles and theatres, addressed to S. Lopez esq., Royal Opera House, Bombay.		Rest of letter chopped below addresses.	Yes
Friday 20th May 1921	Gaiety Theatre, Simla		Programme for The Bandman Comedy Company: THE VOICE FROM THE MINARET		Members of the company as for Palace Theatre Karachi undated above	Yes – general manager
8th June 1921	Mussoorie, India		Receipt for 30% of takings given to Rink theatre		To Stephen Lopez, manager Bandman Comedy Company	Yes
16th June 1921	Mussoorie, India		Programme for Rink Theatre production of The Rotters		Bandman Comedy Company command performance for Major General Sir W E Peyton for Earl Haig’s appeal. Members of the company as for Palace Theatre Karachi undated above.	Yes – General Manager
29th June 1921	Mussoorie, India		Letter to The Manager, The Bandman Comedy Company, Calcutta		Dear Sir, I have been asked by General Sir W.E. Peyton, to write and ask you to convey his thanks to Mr Bandman and the members of the Bandman Comedy Company for their kindness in giving their recent performance of "The Rotters" at Mussoorie in aid of Earl Haig’s Appeal for the Officers Association. Please also accept my thanks for all you did to make the result such a financial success. The total amount handed over to the fund is Ru 2077/11/6. Yours truly S/d J.M Rumend N.W.E	Yes, assuming Stephen is ‘the manager’
30 June 1921	Calcutta		Reply to thank you letter		Signed by Stephen Lopez on behalf of Bandman company	Yes
19th July 1921	From the Grand Hotel, Calcutta		Letter to the manager of Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Madras authorising Stephen Lopez to open an account, pay in money and draw out as required.		Bandman’s signature very clear	Yes – manager
21st July 1921	Elphinstone Picture Palace, Madras		Programme – Nothing But The Truth – Bandman Comedy Company		Programme is cut – incomplete	No
Monday 25th July 1921	Elphinstone Picture Palace, Mount Road, Madras		Programme – GRUMPY – The Bandman Comedy Co		David Keir, Clive Woods, Carl Lawson, J. Olver Twiss, Leonard S Stephens, Percy Baverstock, Lilian Stanbridge, Norman Thomapson, Tina Gerald, Muriel Johnston, Beryl Barraclough, Violet Blyth Pratt	Yes, general manager
Undated but same company as 25th July	Mussoorie		Programme – The Bandman Comedy Company – WHO’S THE|LADY			Yes – general manager
25th July 1921	Connamara Hotel, Madras		Letter received from bank – business with Stephen on behalf of the Bandman Comedy Company			yes
Tuesday 26th July 1921	Elphinstone Picture Palace, Mount Road, Madras		Advert in 25th July programme (above) for FAREWELL NIGHT – LORD RICHARD IN THE PANTRY			yes
7th September 1921	Bombay		Letter from Stephen Lopez on behalf of the Bandman Comedy Company, on headed notepaper to Adrian Ross and Winnie Goodwin, Taj Mahal Hotel, Bombay.		Typed: "Dear Mr Ross, Re our conversation the other day. Your agreement start from the 20th of September 1921. It’s agreed between ourselves that from the 7th September 1921 up till the date commencing your agreement. I will pay you salary 1/6 of your full week salary nights playing." Signed Adrian Ross and Stephen Lopez	Yes
Friday 11th November 1921	Excelsior Theatre, Rangoon		Programme for The Bandman Comedy C. THE SKIN GAME Photos on cover of Keeley, Harrison, Lawson and Beryl Barraclough		Richard Scott, Muriel Johnston, Hilda Davies, Norman Thompson, Percy Baverstock, Eric Harrison, David Keir, Betyl Barraclough, Billie Kinsey, Eileen Douglas, Leon Yaymen, Ian Mclean, Carl Lawson, Edna Keeley	Yes, general manager
Friday 23rd December - Friday 30th December 1921	Bombay, The Excelsior		A3 size poster: The Bandman Comedy Co in an exclusive repertoire of London Successes (various shows within the period)		Includes photo of entire company, including Stephen	Yes – in photo
January 14th – 23rd 1922	Empire Theatre, Quetta, India (now Pakistan)		Large poster with photo showing whole company plus dates of performances		The Young Person in Pink, Romance, Paddy the Next Best Thing, Who’s the Lady, The Skin Game, Come out of the Kitchen, Lord Richard in the Pantry, Nothing but the Truth, The Rotters.	Yes – in photo
9th March 1922	Gibraltar		Maurice Bandmann dies of heart failure after typhoid. Had been in hospital for 2 months (various obits see below)
13th March 1922	Times of India		obituary			no
13th March 1922	Madras Mail		Obituary & editorial			no
15th March 1922	Rangoon Gazette		obituary		Comment in obituary : Stephen arrives in Rangoon from Madras	yes
Stephen Lopez career without Bandman
Friday April 7th 1922		Empire Theatre, Calcutta		Silk prog: The Optimystics in a Musical, Revusical and Mystical Melange	Lessees of theatre: Bandmann Varieties Ltd. Secretaryand General Manager of theatre: Lew Marks	Yes – Advance Manager
Late Feb 1923		Lyceum Theatre, Shanghai		Theatre programme – G&S The Mikado starring Charles Workman	Stephen is Manager in advance Emailed scans to David Stone 1st Feb 2004	yes
Mon 26th March 1923		Tokyo, Japan		Theatre programme – G&S The Pirates of Penzance starring Charles Workman	Emailed scans to David Stone 1st Feb 2004	No – cover glued
Tuesday April 3rd 1923		Yokohama, Japan		Theatre programme – G&S The Gondoliers starring Charles Workman	Stephen is Manager in advance Emailed scans to David Stone 1st Feb 2004	yes
May 1st 1923		At sea between Japan and China		Charles Workman died – obit 3rd May The Star (of London?)	Emailed scans to David Stone 1st Feb 2004	no
Dec 7th 1924		India?		Letter: "We, the undersigned, proprietors of the above Company known as The Broadcasters, jointly owe Mr Stephen Lopez the sum of Rupees Three Hundred and ninety only (Rs 390) Signed J Wallingford Tate & Jack Crichton"	Headed notepaper: Wallingford Tate & Jack Crichton present The Broadcasters "The finest combination now touring the East"- (Vide Press) Tours include: The Mediterranean, Egypt, Ceylon, Straits Settlements, Dutch East Indies, India, Burmah, China, Japan.	Yes: Business Manager: Stephen Lopez
6th June 1925		Shanghai to Kobe par le paquebot Porthos		Certificat de Passage a plein tariff – 1 second class place on the boat	All in French	yes
Monday 22nd June 1925		Kobe, Japan		Kobe Herald coverage of Our Cabaret in advance of their performance the following day at the Gymnasium. Includes photo.	"The Company, whose opening scene is shown above, arrived here this morning from Hongkong by French mail steamer Angkor, and will open for a short season at the Gymnasium to-morrow (Tuesday) evening with the following programme:"	No, no Betty Webb either, but Varna, Clegg, Chamier, Selleck etc there
1st July 1925		Kobe Japan		Letter to Mr Lopez from C Sim and Co Chemists and Druggists	"Dear Mr Lopez The last night business 775.60reth? seth? Seven nights total 4.5.22,65 reth?. Yours faithfully Ab Sim & Co (+unreadable sig). What was this all about??	Yes
October 1925?		Sailkot Pakistan		Programme – Our Cabaret – on cover has newspaper write-up from Nov 1924.	Stephen advance representative for Puppets 1926	yes
Thursday 13th May 1926		Gibraltar		Article in Spanish from El Anunciador reviewing Our Cabaret	Says that Stephen visited the paper to ask them to cover the performance. Talks about Betty Webb	yes
May 13th 1926		Gibraltar		Chronicle and Official Gazette write-up of the opening performance of Our Cabaret at the Theatre Royal	"He [Mr Chamier], Mr Rex Mervyn, bass, Miss Betty Webb, contralto, and Miss Anna Lindsey, soprano, gave a delightful example of glee-singing. Youthful memories of England – not the England of strikes, communists, and class hatred, but of the real England so nobly disclosed in August 1914 – were evoked by harmonised renderings of old English songs, racy of the soil – "Cherry Ripe", "Here’s a Health Unto His Majesty", "Sally In Our Alley", "The Vicar of Bray", "John Peel", and "Home Sweet Home". Nothing could have been more charming". "The song You Forget To Remember was the pleasant contribution of Miss Betty Webb".	No
21st May 1926		London – Australia		List of Passengers by P&O ss "Cathay" leaving London 21st May 1926; leaving Marseilles 28th May 1926	Our Cabaret members listed as joining at Gibraltar : Miss B Webb and Mr S Lopery (sic)	Yes
17th May 1926		Gibraltar		Chronicle and Official Gazette write-up of Our Cabaret at the Theatre Royal	"Miss Betty Webb gave The Hills of Donegal with great feeling and infused into the Scena, Panama, all the southern fire and passion that the piece demands."	No staff mentioned
Saturday 22nd May 1926		Theatre Royal, Gibraltar		Programme: Reginald Selleck and Charles Chamier present the latest London Craze in Entertainment, The New Our Cabaret; Tally Ho	Rex Mervyn, Fred Collier, Tubby Stevens, Betty Webb, Muriel Varna, Anna Lindsey, Rita and Delia Vivienne, Kitty Crawford, Gertrude Clegg, Betty Webb = Barcarolle; Quartette, When Knights were Bold – A Nightmare – Lady in Waiting; We Mix Our Drinks:Tea	Yes, business manager
May 1926		Gibraltar		Article from what looks like Society Illustrated or other magazine quoting from the Gib Chronicle reviewing Our Cabaret in advance of their performances in Port Said (El Dorado, 3rd-5th June), Cairo (Kursaal, 7th-13th June) and Alexandria (Alhambra 14th – 20th June)	"Miss Betty Webb, contralto, and Miss Anna Lindsey, soprano, gave a delightful example of glee-singing. Youthful memories of England – not the England of strikes, communists, and class hatred, but of the real England so nobly disclosed in August 1914 – were evoke by harmonised renderings of old English songs, racy of the soil – "Cherry Ripe", "Here’s a Health Unto His Majesty", "Sally In Our Alley", "The Vicar of Bray", "John Peel", and "Home Sweet Home". Nothing could have been more charming".	No staff mentioned
Friday 4th June 1926		Port Said, Eldorado Theatre		New Our Cabaret programme	Betty Webb listed	Yes – business manager
Saturday 9th October 1926		Empire Theatre, Calcutta		Silk programme for New Our Cabaret in Hullo Cabaret	No mention of Betty Webb. Lessees of theatre: Bandmann Varieties Ltd	Yes – general manager
October 1926		Empire Theatre, Calcutta		Paper programme for Charles Chamier Latest Craze in Entertainment The New "Our Cabaret" in Hullo Cabaret.	No Betty Webb, but the same company otherwise	Yes – general manager
Undated		Elphinstone Theatre		Newspaper write-up of Our Cabaret on Wednesday night. "Betty Webb sang and danced cleverly".	Final performance on Thursday night	no
Wednesday 14th July 1926		Empire Theatre, Colombo		A3 size paper programme for The New Our Cabaret	Betty Webb mentioned. Tally Ho, Honi Soit, Cocktails, Snappy, Hullo Cabaret, Here and There, A la Carte	Yes – manager
27th October 1926 – 28th March 1927		India		Typed list of dates and towns for The Peep Show Tour 1926-7	Some amendments in pencil – Stephen’s writing?	No
undated				Dancing Time programme	Betty Webb listed, Stephen Lopez – General Manager	Yes
Friday 10th June 1927		Ootacamund Assembly Rooms, India		Programme – Charles Chamier’s Dancing Time	Same line-up as Our Cabaret. No Betty Webb.	Yes – general manager
Saturday September 3 1927		The Shanghai Times		Article about the effects of typhoon at Hongkong	10 photos and captions	no
Sunday 11th September 1927		Shanghai, China		Article in The China Press reviewing Our Cabaret at the Carlton Theatre. Long article – some critical parts, quite amusing – needs to be scanned!	"The advance work for Mr Chamier has been much better done than is usually the case in the Far East, and we suspect that Mr Stephen Lopez as General Manager of the company is responsible for its efficiency".	Yes
September 1927		Shanghai, China		Advert from paper for Our Cabaret in Snappy		No staff mentioned
Sunday October 23rd 1927		Japan		Newspaper article and photo – Our Cabaret	Whole cast but before Bessie’s arrivel	Yes – pictured and listed as manager
Feb 1928		Elphinstone Theatre, Madras, India		Pink card advert (folding) listing all performers. Betty Webb added in different ink.	Some members of whole cast gone – Aileen Woods replaced by Betty Webb and Maria Henkina	No but Betty Webb listed
28.10.1928		Calcutta		Doctor’s note	Certified that Miss Edna ? is now fit and in my opinion she will be able to go through four perfomances. Signed [illegible]	No
Monday 19th November 1928		Prince of Wales Theatre, Lucknow		Blue folding advert for The Girl Friend		no
6th August 1930		Napier Hotel Mahableshwar, Western India		Letter showing Stephen settled bills for Carl Rosa Opera Company	More on Carl Rosa Opera company: http://www.carlrosaopera.co.uk/history/index.asp	yes
18th February 1931		c/o the American Express Co., 143 Esplanade Road, BOMBAY		Headed paper showing Stephen as General Manager for A. W. Schell’s American Talkies	The only touring organization in the East. Presenting the world’s best super talking and musical pictures. Complete sound programmes. Hollywood’s greatest stars. Exclusive rights of exhibition.	Yes – general manager
20th May 1931		Bombay		Letter from Alex W Schell authorising Stephen Lopez to act as Schell’s representative in Mussoorie to obtain payment from Mr S Hakman of the Grand Hotel Mussoorie for Bauer sound equipment.	"I approve whatever steps he may take to enforce payment of my claim against Mr Hakman"	yes
9th July 1931		Ootacamund		Supplement to the South of India Observer	"I was among the very large audience at the First Talkies in the Nilgiris, at the enterprising Blue Mountain Theatre on the 6th…"	No but Schells responsible.
Monday 9th November 1931		I.D.G Club, Delhi		Paper flyer programme for The Adelphi Players in aid of the Ex-Services Association ‘under the distinguished patronage of of Their Excellencies The Viceroy & Countess of Willingdon"	Similar lineup as Our Cabaret: Muriel Varna, Dorothy Wrenn, Fred Collier, Kenneth Rayner, Billy Bray	No staff mentioned
Tueaday 16th August 1932		BUS Club		Programme for Dinner dance with cabaret from the Hollywood Hi-Lights		no
Monday 12th September 1932		The Times of Ceylon		‘An Outstanding Variety Show’ review of the Hollywood, Hi-Lights in Colombo	Page cut in half – some text missing	no
Weds 19th – Fri 21st October 1932		Excelsior Theatre, Secunderabad		Paper flyer – Rex Story & L. Mantell present The Hollywood Hi-Lights International Revue Company	Rose Lee, Peggy Chann, Betty Benn, Dr. Foster, L.Ayres Mantell, Patsy Shannon, Isabel O’Brien, Esther Valey, Tellman The Mysterious	no
Christmas 1932		Calcutta, India		Cartoon Christmas card from Len, Est and Ellen Ayres and the Hollywood Hi Lights	Cartoon includes Rex Story	no
Undated but same period		Unknown		Leaflets advertising the Hollywood Hi-Lights international revue	Rex Story and L. Mantell; Rose Lee, Peggy Chann, Betty Benn, Dr. Foster, L.Ayres Mantell, Patsy Shannon, Isabel O’Brien, Esther Valey, Tellman The Mysterious	No staff mentioned
Undated but same period		Unknown		Black and white photograph of the Hollywood Hi-Lights	Same photo is reproduced on the leaflet above	no
1931-33		Shanghai		Letterhead: Rex Story presents The Nine O’Clock Revue	Permanent address: PO Box 565 Shanghai Far Eastern Producer ond Manager of "New Yorkers" 1929-30; "Passing Show" 1930-31; "Hollywood Hi-Lights" 1931-33	No
Jan 5th 1934		Rangoon		Letterhead: Dick Norton New Globe Trotters "The Show of Shows" Speed, Splendour & Spice Touring the Mediterranean, Egypt, India & the Far East	"My Dear Steve" (remainder cut off) Reply to: Minto Mansions, Rangoon	yes
19th March 1934		Bombay		Letterhead showing top of a letter to Stephen in Bombay from Simla Amateur Dramatic Club, Gaiety Theatre, Simla		yes
12th May 1934		Bombay		Programme: Rex Story presents the Nine O’Clock Revue	4 pages including info about ‘Talkie Chats’ about 3 new B.I.P films in production at Elstree; Will Hay in his first film; Richard Tauber in Blossom Time; Wendy Barrie’s curio collection	No staff mentioned
Undated but same period		Madras		Newspaper review of The Nine O’Clock Revue "to be seen at the Elphinstone theatre from Saturday"	Rex Story; Rose Lee, The De La Rue sisters, Arline Bancroft, Des Desmond, Thelma Tyndall, Patsy Shannon.	No
18th July 1934		Bombay		Letterhead: African Cosolidated Theatres Limited Head office EMPIRE BUILDINGS, 1st Floor, Corner Kruis and Commissioner Street JOHANNESBURG London Agents: International Variety and Theatrical Agency, Limited, Daly’s Theatre Building, 31 to 33 Lisle Street London WC2 New York Agents: International Variety and Theatrical Agency Inc, 218 West 42nd Street, New York	Letter sent from Johannesburg to "S. Lopez Esq. C/O Messrs Thos. Cook & Son, Bombay, India" Rest of letter is cut off	Yes
3rd August 1934		Calcutta		Telegram from Gallfacio (see Galle Face hotel below)	O LH COLOMBO SUB 3 24 STEPHEN LOPEZ ELPHINSTONE MADRAS MT RD AGREE EIGHT RUPEES EACH LESS TWENTYFIVE PERCENT DOES CONTRACT ALLOW YOU WORK HERE AUGUST EIGHTEENTH GALLFACIO	Yes
Monday 20th August 1934		The Ceylon Observer		Review of The Nine O’Clock Revue at The Empire, Colombo	"Rex Story is a host in himself…One of his most amusing ‘gags’ was heard when he marched across the stage carrying two bowler hats. When some one asked him: ‘Where are you going, Rex?’ he replied ‘I am taking these two bowlers to help England.’ The allusion to the Test match brought down the house." Page cut so some text is missing	no
Monday 20th August 1934		The Times of Ceylon		Review of The Nine O’Clock Revue at The Empire, Colombo	‘One of the best variety shows put on in Colombo for many years’. Page cut so some text is missing	no
Friday 24th August 1934		Queen’s Hotel Kandy, India		Newspaper article advertising Rex Story’s Marvellous Cabaret	Includes the words: ’Desmond and Lopez in most humorous turns’. This means Stephen performed???	Yes
Tuesday 13th, Wednesday 14th and Thursday 15th November 1934		Excelsior Theatre, Lahore		A4 size poster advertising Double Attraction: "London’s Latest Novelty on the screen Cicely Courtneidge screamingly funny production ‘Soldiers of the King’ plus on the stage in person Charles Chamier presents The Mayfair Revue of 1934"	A pot pourri of London’s Latest Stage Successes with Sensational Dancing by Doris and Georgie; Steps on Steps sparkling comedy with Muriel Varna, Fred Collier, Charles Chamier, Reita Shield, Kenneth Rayner	No staff mentioned
Undated but as above		Mussoorie, India		Small paper leaflet advertising The Mayfair Revue of 1934	Photo inside of Doris and Georgie; Caricature inside of Muriel Varna	No staff mentioned
9th January 1935		Happy Valley Club, Mussoorie, India		Telegram from Menaka in Bombay to Stephen Lopez asking him to arrange all India tour	"Your letter writing fully would like you arrange all India tour, Menaka."	Yes
14th January 1935		Happy Valley Club, Mussoorie, India		Telegram from Menaka in Bombay to Stephen Lopez	"Recd your letter please come Bombay earliest, Menaka."	Yes
Undated		India		Programme for Menaka’s dance recital, heavily amended in pencil	Lots of biographical information about her in the programme. Real name = Leila Sokhey. Found her on the internet – "In present times, the first distinguished name in the realm of the dance is the late Menaka (Smt. Leila Sokhey), friend and associate of Anna Pavlova, Menaka revived and introduced on the stages of India and Europe the Kathak, the classical dance of North India."	No
Undated		Bombay		Headed paper for Menaka, showing Stephen Lopez as her manager		Yes – Manager
Wednesday 13th February 1935		Madras		Article from The Hindu reviewing Menaka’s show	"She stated that when she toured the capitals of Europe two years ago she was very well received, especially in Berlin. "But I do not know if Hitler will tolerate my presence", she added smiling, "I hear that he has proved to his own satisfaction that Indians are non-Aryans."	No staff mentioned
Saturday 15th February 1935		Elphinstone Theatre, Madras		Article from The Madras Mail reviewing Menaka’s show		No staff mentioned
4th March 1935		Madan Theatre, Calcutta		Article from the Statesman reviewing Menaka’s show		No staff mentioned
Undated but as above		Madan Theatre, Calcutta		Article from the Amrita Bazar Patrika reviewing Menaka’s show		No staff mentioned
Undated		Madras publication		Leaflet with lots of pictures explaining who Menaka and her dancers are.		No staff mentioned
Wednesday 13th March 1935		The Lily Cinema, Chittagong		Poster advertising "The Pavlova of the East, ‘Menaka’ with a company of 15 dancers and musicians"		No staff mentioned
Saturday 23rd March 1935		Rangoon		Advert from newspaper for a change of programme at the Excelsior Theatre	"By special request Madame Menaka will give a farewell recital at 9.30pm only"	No staff mentioned
Thursday 4th April 1935		The Royal, Penang		Article from the Straits Echo reviewing Menaka’s show		No staff mentioned
Thursday 18th April 1935		The Theatre Royal, Singapore		Article from the Straits Times reviewing Menaka’s show		No staff mentioned
Wednesday 29th May 1935		The Rangoon Gazette		Huge advert for Professor William Doorlay’s Tropical Express Non-stop Revue	From tomorrow 2 daily performances Advert for Beck’s beer on the back!	No staff mentioned
Undated		Bombay		Letterhead: Theatrical Agents S. Lopez & Co.	Telegraphic address: "Theatres Bombay" Bombay Post Box 1005	Yes
Undated		Bombay		Business card: Mr Stephen Lopez, Managing Representative for Prof Doorlay’s Non-Stop Revue and the Show Trust, Bombay	POBox 1005, Bombay The Mediterranean, Egypt, India and the Far East Pasted on top of the colour letterpaper (below)	Yes
Undated		Written in French, mainly		A4 colour letter paper: Tropical Express Super-Revue-Internationale, 101 tableaux, 70 Artistes	Permanent address:Rio De Janeiro and Berlin. List of international locations of successful performances – Europe, Africa, S. America	No
Around the same date but undated		Unknown		Various photos of a leopard on a table in between a man and a woman	Advert in paper says "Ruth Hasse who plays with death dances with a living leopard."	No staff mentioned
7th June 1935		Singapore		Travel	Issued today to Mr S Lopez a first class return ticket Singapore-Batavia-Singapore amounting to $170/16 (Dollars onehundred and seventy + cents 16 only) Singapore 7th June 1935	yes
Friday 21st June 1935		The Malaya Tribune, Singapore		Article reviewing Professor William Doorlay’s Tropical Express Non-stop Revue		No staff mentioned
22nd June 1935		The Times of India		Article in The Times of India summarising the Menaka tour.	It was a three and a half month tour of India, Burma, The Straits Settlements and Ceylon with her company of 18 artists, starting in February from Poona, and she was going on to a 6 month tour of Europe and South America.	No staff mentioned
15th July 1935		Batavia – Hong Kong		Java-China-Japan Lijn First Class Passage sailing from Batavia to hong Kong	Please receive Mr Stephen Lopez as a FIRST CLASS PASSENGER in the Company’s m.s. Ipsadane Voy 35 from Batavia to Hongkong Passage money: Guilders one hundred twelve + 50/100 only 25% red. for Manager Tropical Express Review	Yes
Sept 5th 1935		Shanghai		Professor Doorlay’s Tropical Express Non-Stop Revue played according to article in Japan Advertiser, Toyo (see below)		yes
Friday September 6th 1935		Shanghai		Article in The Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury about the Tropical Revue		No staff mentioned
Thursday Sept 12th 1935		The Japan Advertiser, Tokyo		Newspaper article quoting Stephen saying he would be bringing the Doorlay company to Japan	Article lists all the places and dates the Revue played	yes
Monday 21st October 1935		Regal Theatre, Ceylon		Programme for "The Biggest and Snappiest show ever seen East of Suez" – Professor Doorlay’s Tropical Express Non-Stop Musical Revue	Advert for Harold Lloyd in The Cat’s Paw on the back	No staff mentioned
Wednesday 23rd October 1935		Regal Theatre, Ceylon		Newspaper article from The Ceylon Daily News reviewing Professor Doorlay’s Tropical Express Non-Stop Revue	Also adverts and articles of the same	No staff mentioned
Undated but as above		Unknown		Photo of the Pastrana sisters from Prof Doorlay’s show	"Con cariño a nuestro paisano Lopez de Hermanas Pastrana"	Yes
Tuesday 12th November 1935		Empire Theatre, Calcutta		Programme and newspaper articles on Professor Doorlay’s Tropical Express Non-Stop Revue	Stephen = representative for Prof. Doorlay and Showtrust Cast: Dimitri Tschakaloff (Sofia); Ruth Hasse (Marseille); Emilia Pastrana (Buenos Aires); Lolita Padilla (Barcelona); Julia la Cordobesa (Cordoba); Dorita Galego (Lisbon); Hertha Schlutow (Hamburg); Do-Lia-Kin (Shanghai); Lisa Qesinger (Vienna); Irma Wesphal (Amsterdam); Olga Loesch (Budapest); Ilse Scebesta (Czechoslovakia); Judith da Silva (Rio de Janeiro); Frank Kunkel (Koln); Fred Gordon (Arizona); Gostav Sinclaire, Karlshorst; Bob Caluway (Iran, Persia); Lio Hoi Tschen (Canton); Ivan Jacubovsky (Moscow); Kasimir Jacubovsky (Moscow);Joseph Waldmeier (Tyrol); Karl Huttemann (Geneva) and the 20 Doorlay Girls	yes
Possibly 1935		Japan?		Envelope addressed to Mr Stephen Lopez –all in what looks like Japanese script	On back says: "Ichiro Kihita, manager of Taharadzaka Girls Opera"	yes
Sunday 19th January 1936		Lahore		Article from the Lahore Tribune previewing the Non-stop revue	Photo of Ruth Hasse on the guitar	No staff mentioned
Thursday 23rd January 1936		Lahore		Article from The Tribune newspaper previewing the Non-stop revue at Plaza "Tropical Express opens in Lahore today"		No staff mentioned
Friday 24th January 1936		Lahore		Advert for Prof. Doorlay’s Non-stop revue "Tropical Express" TONIGHT!!		No staff mentioned
Undated but as above		Bombay		Postcard souvenir of the 125th performance of Prof. Doorlay’s Non-stop revue "Tropical Express"."	Photo on back of Prof Doorlay and Ruth Hasse	No staff mentioned
Undated but as above		Unknown		Booklet "With the compliments of Prof. Doorlay’s Non-stop revue "Tropical Express"."	Lots of photos and text in different languages	No staff mentioned
Feb/March 1936 (no date of performance but deduced from ad on back)		Regal Theatre Ceylon		Programme for Professor Doorlay’s Tropical Express Non-Stop Revue	No mention of staff	no
No date but clearly with Doorlay		India somewhere		Stephen in photo with Prof Doorlay publicising show	Two scans – one larger	yes
Saturday 14th March 1936		The Regal, Ceylon (Colombo?)		Long, pink advert for Prof. Doorlay’s Non-stop revue "Tropical Express"	On the back all in Malay(?)	No staff mentioned
15th March 1936		The Regal, Ceylon		Article from The Times of Ceylon Sunday Illustrated reviewing the Doorlay Revue	Photo of Ruth Hasse included	No staff mentioned
4th April 1936		Italy?		Programme for Doorlay – apologising for lack of stage or orchestra but performance for the Italian Red Cross	Performing under Mussolini??	No
Christmas 1936		The Taj hotel (where?)		Christmas card with caricatures of the hotel staff	Not addressed to anyone	No
20th September 1937		SS Britannia		Card from the Captain to Mr Lopez	"The Captain requests the pleasure of your company at a Cocktail Party, in his Cabin this evening at 7.15pm."	yes
Monday 27th September 1937		Theatre Royal Gibraltar		Programme for "Peter Sergei in association wit the Showtrust Bombay presents The London Revue Company under the Patronage of H.E the Governor and Lady Harrington"	Cover made of transparent paper with writing on.Cast: Peter Bernard, Bubbles Stewart, Renie Jolliffe, Judd and Ray, Robert Blair, Rhodes and Lane, Chika Lane, Billie Rhodes, Tina Ross, Oeter Sergei, Lots of pages of adverts	No staff mentioned
Undated but as above		Bombay		Programme for "The London Revue Company Peter Sergei All West End Stars in Non-Stop Revues: Folie d’Apache, Let’s Be Gay, Beauty on Parade, Midnight rhythm, Krazy Variety etc etc etc"	Cast photographed inside: Meg Williams, Bubbles Stewart, Renie Jolliffe, Bernice Richardson, Chika Lane and Billy Rhodes, Susie Stratton, Peter Bernard, Joy Carter, Peter Sergei, Florence Willis, Dorothy Maden, Gertrude Concannon, Bobby Blair, Norman Parry, Judd & Ray, Ingrid Bewley, Patricia Dinnie, Pat O’Mara, Frances Colligan, Olive Barley	Yes – whole page advert: Showtrust theatrical agency – see below
Same item as above		Showtrust theatrical agency P.O.B 161, Bombay Exclusive business agents to The London Revue Company. Sole Booking agents for India to: Uday Shankar’s Hindu Dancers & Musicans. Future Attractions: The Marcus Show World’s Largest Travelling Revue. Peter Haddon The well-known London Actor-Manager with his West End Comedy Company in a selection of latest West End successes. Business Manager and Representative for Showtrust: - Mr. STEPHEN LOPEZ
October 22nd 1937		Bombay, Capitol Theatre		Article in The Times of India about Peter Sergei’s Folie D’Apache	Cartoon drawing of Peter Bernard	No staff mentioned
Friday October 22nd 1937		Bombay		The Evening News of India article about Peter Sergei’s Folie D’Apache at the Capitol		No staff mentioned
December 1937		Globe Theatre (where?)		Advert from newspaper about Peter Sergei’s London Revue Company in Beauty On Parade		No staff mentioned
Saturday 4th December 1937		Globe Theatre (where?)		Article in The Statesman about Peter Sergei’s London Revue Company’s first change of programme	Picture of Joy Carter	No staff mentioned
Saturday 11th December 1937		Globe Theatre		Article in The Statesman about Peter Sergei’s London Revue Company’s first change of programme	Picture of Joy Carter	No staff mentioned
Thursday 30th December 1937		Rangoon Jubilee Hall		Article in the Rangoon Times about the London Revue Company ‘Let’s be Gay’-first night on previous Wednesday	Photo of Noreen Colligan	No staff mentioned
Late 1937		Unknown		Article in unknown paper about the salaries of famous stars such as Gracie Fields, Harry Lauder, Ruth Draper and Maurice Chevalier	Photos of the 4 mentioned	Not to do with Bandman
Early 1938		Rangoon General Hospital		Article in unknown newspaper about 6 artists from the London Revue Company being admitted to hospital with typhoid	Bubbles Stewart, Rene Joliffe, Chika Lane, Susie Stratton, Ingrid Bewley and Bobby Blair. The first two said to be dangerously ill. Anonymous\philanthropist offered to defray their medical costs.	No staff mentioned
10/01/1938		Minto Mansions Hotel		Receipt for payment of bill by Miss Joliffe		no
Tuesday 18th January 1938		The Rangoon Gazette		Write-up of the funeral of Rennie Joliffe "Among those who attended at the graveside were the Bishop of Rangoon, Captain R.B.Rushall MBE, members of the London Revue Company, Mr Ben A Shadrack and Mr J.H. Pastakia. The Rev G.E. Stevenson, Chaplain of Christ Church, conducted the service."	Photo of Rennie Joliffe Wreaths from: Management of the Globe Theatre, Mr J.H. Pastakia, the management of the London Revue Company, the members of the London Revue Company, Misquith Ltd, The Silver Grill, Messrs Wally Banvard and Harold Smith, Mr H.W. van Beuren, Mr J Green, The Minto Mansions Hotel, Mr J.A.Gunn, The European Wrestlers in Rangoon, Miss M. Otter and Desewffy Florica. Article below: "No cabaret turns of the London Revue Company were given at the Silver Grill last night."	Not mentioned
Same date		Photo of grave		Black and white photo of grave, piled high wth flowers		no
Monday 4th April 1938		The Eros Theatre, Bombay		The Evening News of India article about Josef Lampkin		No staff mentioned
				Programme of the above	Includes biography	No staff mentioned
				Single A5 sheet programme for Josef Lampkin Violin Recital	Grace Calwell at the piano	No staff mentioned
Wednesday April 27th 1938				Article in The Daily Post reviewing Josef Lapkin’s Second Violin Recital		No staff mentioned
25th May 1938		Government House Ootacamund		Letter on behalf of Their Excellencies to Mrs Calwell, ‘Rolston’ Ootacamund	Thank you for your letter of date. Their Excellencies will arrive at the YMCA at 6.15PM tomorrow, but must leave at 7.30pm. Will you kindly make arrangements accordingly? 100 chairs will be sent to the YMCA tomorrow morning and will be collected on the morning of the 27th. Yours sincerely [illegible]	No
Saturday 28th May 1938		The South of India Observer		News article reviewing Mr Lampkin’s violin recital at the Willis Hall in ‘Ooty’ (Ootacamund) last evening	In the presence of Lord Erskine, governor of Madras and Lady Marjorie Erskine as well as the Princess of Berer and the Princess Niloufer.	No staff mentioned
Saturday 28th May 1938		The Madras Mail		As above	As above	No staff mentioned
March 6th 1939		The Times of India		Article about the Governor’s Visit to Haffkine Institute	Photo with caption: His Excellency the Governor and Lady Lumley deeply interested in a Russell’s viper	No
9th Feb 1941				Postcard showing Winston Churchill and quoting his speech to Roosevelt		no
Weds 4th August 1954		The London Financial Times		Page showing the state of Hong Kong finance		No

Bills, Receipts and Headed notepaper from the following hotels (in alphabetical order of establishment):

Name of hotel	Dated?	Anything else?
Adelphi Hotel, Singapore	191_	Established 1863 J. Caraiet, proprietor Blue line drawings of the hotel and view from balcony.
Adelphi Hotel, Singapore	No	Proprietors New Adelphi Hotel Ltd Manager H.O. Waser
Adelphi Hotel, Singapore RECEIPT	20 Apr 1935	Proprietors New Adelphi Hotel Ltd Received from S. Lopez esq Dollars sixty two Cents forty five only in payment of Hous a/c Bill No. 10353 Stamp: Straits Settlements 4c (orange)
Adelphi Hotel, Singapore RECEIPT	24-28 June year illegible	S.Lopez room no 90 Paid extra for sea view
Astor House Hotel Company Limited, Shanghai, China	190_	‘Electric lighted, steam heated, 20o bedrooms with private bathrooms attached to each’ Line drawing of a flag with a dragon on it.
Braganza & Sons’ Hotel, Lahore	193_	Telephone 3659; telegrams "Braganza"
Bombay Hotel bar and restaurant Khanpur, Ahmedabad RECEIPT	8th June 1936	S. Lopez esq 4 days B. & Lod. From 4th to 7th @ R7/- per day 28Rs
Bristol Hotel, Gibraltar	No	Line drawing of the hotel Telephone 618 automatic
Bristol Hotel Gibraltar RECEIPT	3-10-1937	Received from Mr Lopez the sum of two pounds five shillings and four pence in payment of attached document. With thanks M Gonzalez (signed), Cashier Postage stamp for 2d showing King George 6th and Elizabeth with date 12th May 1937 (his coronation)
Carlton House Hotel, Hong Kong	August 1917	Postcard sent from Taai Volcano, Batangas, PI (Philippine Islands) to himself in Hong Kong
Carlton Hotel, The Mall, Simla	No	P.W. Fitz-Holmes. Line drawing of the hotel
Carlton Hotel, Lucknow	No	Telephone 120, Telegrams "Comfort"
Cecil Hotel Benares India	No	Luggage label
Charleville Hotel Mussoorie, India	No	Luggage Label
Connemara Hotel, Madras	192_	Hotels under the proprietorship of Spencer & Co Ltd Connemara Hotel, Spencer’s Hotel MADRAS, West End Hotel, BANGALORE, The Malabar Hotel COCHIN HARBOUR, Old Palace Hotel, MORMUGAO
Connemara Hotel, Madras BILL & RECEIPT	30th April - 22nd May 1938	Stephen Lopez room no 33
Continental Hotel, Calcutta RECEIPT	29/3/1933	Received from S. Lopez Esq. the sum of Rupees Twenty One + Annas Fourteen only with thanks in payment of Bill No. 809 Stamp: India Revenue 1 Anna (brown)
Coonoor Club, Coonoor, S. India	No	No
Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Penang	No	Sarkies Brothers, Proprietors Aviet Sarkies, Arshak Sarkies, M. S. Arathoon Branches: Raffles Hotel, Singapore, Strand Hotel Rangoon
Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Penang BILL	5th April 1934	S. Lopez esq Room No 200 Board and Lodging for 4 days @ $7; wines etc 8.15
Faletti’s Hotel, Lahore	No	No
Faletti’s Hotel, Lahore BILL & RECEIPT	21- 31 Feb 1936	Itemised bill. S Lopez esq Room No 101/10 Paid in cash Note: Mved to No 10 Stamp: India Revenue 1 Anna (purple)
Flashman’s Hotel, Rawal, Pindi	No	No
Frederick’s Hotel, Landsdowne Road, Apollo Bunder, Bombay BILL & RECEIPT	1st and 10th March 1939	Bill: For ten days from 1st to 10th March 1939, room no 20 Receipt: Received from Mr Stephen Lopez the sum of Rupees Sixty Only on account of Bill No 341 Stamp: India Revenue 1 Anna (purple)
Galle Face Hotel, Colombo, Ceylon	No	Telegram: "Gallefacio", telephone no 1000, P.O.Box no 65 Separate letterhead shows line drawing of crest Galle Face Hotel depicting elephant and palm trees
Galle Face Hotel, Colombo, Ceylon BILL & RECEIPT	19th - 24th October 1935	Itemised bill and receipt Stephen Lopez esq. Room No 146
Grand Hotel Homann, Bandoeng, Java	193_	Pres.Dir.FR. J.A. Van ES Lid Der Jury Culinaire Salon, Den Haag Oct. 1930 Telefoon No 27-28-849-1764
Grand Hotel Homann, Bandoeng, Java BILL & RECEIPT	15-6-1935	Heer S Lopez Kamer No 11 Logies 1 dagen à fl 8 per dag; Dranken 2.60; Voorschotten 1.40 Stamp: 15 cent (beige)
Grand Hotel Valparaiso	No	Line drawing of the hotel. ‘F. Nöel Propietario’
Grand Hotel Ltd Calcutta RECEIPT	12/3/1935 or 1938	Received with thanks from Mr S Lopez the sum of Rupees One hundred and twenty four & (illegible) Stamp: India Revenue 1 Anna
Grand Hotel Ltd Chowringhee Road Calcutta RECEIPT	16-21 May 1935	Itemised bill. Stephen had wine in his room every day!
Grand Oriental Hotel, Colombo BILL & RECEIPT	26th March 1936	Full itemised bill plus receipt for 33.95 Rupees
Grand Oriental Hotel Colombo, Ceylon	Luggage label	Elephant and palm trees
Grand Oriental Hotel, Colombo	Luggage label	Famed for Comfort, Highest Class, Moderate terms, Central, Attractive and Convenient Situation facing Harbour
Hong Kong Hotel	192_	Line drawing of a coat of arms – Hong Kong Hotel with rampant lion on left, crown on top
Hotel Allenby, Jerusalem	192_	Crest in both scrpts showing building seen from between 3 archways
Hotel Bosotto, Madras	No	Bosotto Bros. Ltd.
Hotel Bosotto, Madras RECEIPT	8-3-1936	Received from S.Lopez esq. the sum of Rupees Eighty Four + Annas fourteen only by cash in full payment of hotel bill. Signed fr Bosotto Ltd C Fernando. Stamp: India Revenue 1 Anna
Hotel D’Angelis, Madras	19_	Crest of lion with Labore Vince below
Hotel De France Co. Manila, P.I.	No	H.F. Modelo No 12 Phone 2015 Small round crest showing palm trees and castle
Hotel des Indes Batavia	193_	Small line drawing of the hotel ‘Cables Indes’
Hotel des Indes Batavia BILL & RECEIPT	13 Jul 1936	De WelEdG Heer S. Lopez Kamer No 96
Hotel Majestic, Bombay	No	A.A. Domeneghetti Telephone 20384 (five extensions)
Hotel Majestic, Bombay RECEIPT	4/11/1937	Received from Mr Stephen Lopez the sum of Rs. Sixtynine 9/9 in full payement of bill no. 10524 Staped with postage stamp India Revenue 1 Anna (upside down!)
Hotel Plaza, Shanghai	No	Small line drawing of hotel with slogan "Absolutely Fireproof"
Hotel Prinz Heinrich Stadt-Hotel und Strand-Hotel, Tsingtau, Den, China	No	Small line drawing of a bunch of grapes
Hôtel Royal, Bangkok	192_	Proprietress: Madame A STARO Red crest – looks like a cross between an eagle and a budda. Beneath it’ By Special Appointment to His Majesty the King’
Hotel Shanghai, Rue Du Consulat at Montauban Shanghai, China BILL & RECEIPT	12-22 Aug 1935 6-8 Oct 1935	Mr S Lopez Room No 301 10 days @ $7 per day Mr S Lopez Room No 301 2 ½ days @ $4.50 per day
Imperial Hotel, Tokyo	No	No
Imperial Hotel, Tokyo BILL & RECEIPT	Sept 4 – 14th 1935	2 pages, each day listed. Arrival Sept 4 1935 at 9pm Mr Stephen Lopez room no 371. Room cost 6 Yen per day Stamp: in Japanese!
Imperial Hotel, Tokyo RECEIPT	14th Sept	Mr Lopez Room 371 Yen 500 received with many thanks as gratuities for our employees by Head Boy.
Imperial Hotel, Tokyo GENTLEMEN’S LAUNDRY LIST	6 Sept 1935	Stephen sent the following to be laundered: 1 cotton coat, 8 soft collars, 3 soft shirts, 3 cotton and 2 silk or woollen trousers, 1 combination underwear
Laurie’s Great Northern Hotel, Agra	No	No
Laurie’s Great Northern Hotel, Agra	No	No
Lavender’s Hotel, No. 4 Cubbon Road, Bangalore	193_	No
Maiden’s Hotel, Delhi	No	No
Maiden’s Hotel, Delhi	No	Luggage Label: Associated Hotels of India Ltd
Maiden’s Hotel, Delhi BILL & RECEIPT	10 - 21/1/1936	Mr S. Lopez Room No 20 Rate 7- (theatrical) He had wine or spirits every day! Stamp: India Revenue 1 Anna (purple)
Metropole Hotel (where?) RECEIPT	1st August 1935	Mr S. Lopez Room no 26 To Room and Board 9 days from 23rd to 31st @ $6 per day; To chits attached $3.30 Stamp: Hong Kong ten cents mauve Received payment with thanks.
Minto Mansions Hotel, Rangoon	No	Telephone nos 799 & 800
Minto Mansions Hotel, Rangoon	No	Mr Lopez To Board and Lodging for 6 days at Rupees 6 per day
Mountview Hotel, Sialkot	1934	Telephone 95
N.V.Hotel Simpang	No	V/H Broekman Exploitatie Stam & Weijns Telefoonnummer 1652 Zuid
Napier Hotel, Poona	No	Lessee Frederick Brothers of Frederick Hotel Mahableshwar. Tel no 627
Nedou and Sons’ Hotels, Kashmir	No	M. Nedou and Sons Proprietors Lahore, Srinagar & Gulmarg in Kashmir Line drawing of the hotel
North-Western Hotel, Queen’s Road, Karachi	192_	Telephone 456; telegraphic address "Western"
North-Western Hotel, Karachi RECEIPT	13-2-1936	Mr S Lopez to North-Western Hotel, Krachi 66Rs (bottom part cut off)
North-Western Hotel, Karachi RECEIPT	13-2-1936	Received with thanks for Mr S Lopez the sum of Rupees Eighty One + Annas Twelve only towards the full payment of our bill No. 326D/13.2.1936 Stamp: India Revenue 1 Anna
Queen’s Hotel, Kandy, Ceylon	193_	Proprietors: Kandy Hotels Ltd
Queen’s Hotel, Kandy, Ceylon BILL & RECEIPT	20-23 March 1935	Stephen Lopez Esq Room No 125. Itemised bill with receipt glued on top total paid Rs42-90 on 24-3-35 Stamp: India Revenue 1 Anna (purple)
Royal Bombay Yacht Club	No	Telegrams "Snaplock" Bombay
Royal Hotel, Lucknow	192_	No
Sea View Hotel, Singapore RECEIPT	28 June 1934	Received from S. Lopez esq. Dollars Seven and cents twenty five only in payment of City a/c Bill No..signed by C. Ferrazzini, Manager
Simpang Hotel Stam & Weijns N. V. Soerabaia BILLS	3-6 July 1935 14-16 July 1935	Stamp: 15 cent (beige) on each
Strand Hotel, Rangoon	Nov 16 1921	Sarkies Brothers, Proprietors
Taj Mahal Hotel, Bombay	23rd Nov 1925	Telegraphic address Palace Bombay
Taj Mahal Hotel, Bombay BILL [SCANNED]	11 – 17th Dec 1935	"Nine O’Clock Revue" Bill made out to Mr Stephen Lopez of room 411 They arrived at 7.45am on 11th Dec and total bill was 68/4 Rs. Itemises the services he used.
Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, Bombay	19_	Elaborate name crest with flowers
The Belmont Hotel, No 87 Main Street, Yokohama, Japan	No	Luggage label
The Eastern Exchange Hotel, Port Said	No	Line drawing of the hotel
The Eastern Exchange Hotel, Port Said	Luggage label	Yellow with line drawing of hotel
The Grand Hotel Ltd, Chowringhee Road, Calcutta	19_	500 rooms, 500 baths Line drawing of the hotel Hotel symbol: a tiger and a palm tree
The Oriental Hotel, The Bund, Kobe, Japan	No	Operated by Toyo Kisen Kaisha Kent W Clark, Manager
The Oriental Hotel, The Bund, Kobe, Japan BILL & RECEIPTS	15th Sept 1935	Bill: Mr Stephen Lopez room 61 Rate ¥ 12 per day American Plan (European crossed out) Receipts:1. Baggage Transfer Lopez 5 suitcase or small box etc. ¥@ 0.50 Total ¥2.50 2. Dining Room: 1 grape fruit 0.70; 1 fish 0.50; 1 house eggs 0.80; 1 coffee toast 0.50 S Lopez total ¥2.50
The Tor Hotel Ltd, Kobe, Japan	No	H. Lutz, manager H.O. Waser, Asst Manager Phone no 1067. Sannomiya Line drawing of a gateway
West End Hotel, Bangalore	No	Managing Agents: Spencer & Co Ltd
Windsor Hotel Alexandria	June 1926	postcard from Bessie to a friend 'Gracie' (not finished and never sent).