Book of newspaper cuttings, handwritten notes, and other ephemera relating to libraries and librarianship, compiled by James Hutt. Mostly related to libraries in England, with some Australian cuttings towards the end of the book.

Leather bound journal 13 x 21 cm, containing handwritten notes, poems, newspaper clippings. Binding broken. Newspaper clippings: Australian Ode Competition 1913 -- Aladdin's Pastepot -- Remember the Waiter -- The Queen's Jubilee -- To Wolsley all authored by 'CROMWELL'; The Peace Soceity -- Imprisoned in his chimney -- Quelled by a bike various clippings from the Sunday Times 1899, many authored by 'Uncle Billy', 'UB' and 'The Goat'; Psychic Pianist -- Poor Humanity -- National Song Competition. Poems: The Twins -- The Danube -- The Lady Pharisee -- Sydney Harbour and the meeting of the waters -- Welcome Earl Beauchamp (Sydney 24/4/1899 GW) -- The Capitalist -- Coronation of King Edward VII (June 29 1892) -- Home rule for Old Ireland (12 June 1902) -- The Water and Sewerage Board -- Pity me -- The Nun and the Cardinal -- Ode to Australia (25/8/1913) -- Congenial souls (illustrated) -- On the revision of the New Testament -- Love -- Oh the happy days of childhood -- To give you a glimpse of a heavenly kiss. Songs: Patriotic song -- A young Cockadoodle . . . Old Brown. Plays: Ali Cogia or The Fraudulent trustee by GWR -- King Harold a play in three acts by GWR [1881] -- Out of the ranks. Manuscripts: Our tricycle ride to Harwick [Sept 27th 1890] -- The Burglary in Arcadia -- [indescipherable by Tidy-fol-lol] -- Marion -- Never more -- Duet -- The Farmer's wife and the geese -- The MP and his voter -- Lie-water and the Chinaman -- The Prior of Cosmo -- Jack and the mermaid -- An amusing episode. Music: Patriotic song.

Accompanied by explanatory note by donor, Barbara Stellmach. Poems and stories. Written/compiled while author was in New Guinea during World War 2.

Scrapbooks contain programs, press releases, posters, circular letters and 1981 play calendar.
Includes some programs of plays by the Marionette Theatre of Australia, St. Martins Youth Arts Centre and State Theatre Company of South Australia that were performed with Playbox or at the Playbox Theatre.

Photocopy of 2 scrapbooks of clippings from Brisbane newspapers, 1933-1935, about the radio play writing and activities at 4BH of John Christopher (Charles Porter's pseudonym), and copies of reviews of 'Six Australian one act plays', 1944.

Scrapbook containing programmes, reviews and brochures. Includes Annual report for year ended 30 June 1984.

Programmes and newspaper cuttings relating to University of Queensland. Includes programmes from University of Queensland Dramatic Society, 1936-1943.

Contains handwritten poem by James Brunton Stephens, beginning 'Another year its course has run'. The poem was apparently written as part of the presentation of the scrapbook to Mrs. Outridge, on the occasion of the school's first breaking-up at the end of year. Also contains newspaper clippings, some with biographical information, pressed flowers, and cards.

Contains newspaper clippings and postcards.
Subjects include the building of Sydney Harbour Bridge and early aviation.

Scrapbook includes press releases, programs, letters to patrons, posters and newspaper clippings.