These photographs show some of the staff who worked at the Globe Theatre along with a famous face as Bruce Forsyth is also featured with staff members. Courtesy of John Robson.
Picture Stockton Archive
A Pictorial History of Stockton-on-Tees
These photographs show some of the staff who worked at the Globe Theatre along with a famous face as Bruce Forsyth is also featured with staff members. Courtesy of John Robson.
Picture Stockton Archive 
My nana (Agnes Stephens) is in the top photo!
She’s 2nd up from the bottom, left/center with the dark hair. My Dad and Auntie would love a copy of this photo of their mam…would it be possible to get a copy please? Thanks, Helen Stephens
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Second photo looks like Bruce Forsyth on same bill as the Beatles 1963.
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I remember going to the pantomime that Xmas when Lonnie Donegan was on. He had us singing his hit song "Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavour…" so that would probably set the year of the bottom photo as 1960 just prior to its release or 1961 when it made No.3 in the charts.
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Maybe Keith Roberts can help in identifying some of the staff in the photos,because some of his family members worked at the Globe.
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These photographs, loaned to me, are the property of Freda Rogers. She and her friend Joan Dewhirst worked at the Globe Theatre some years ago, both ladies appear in the photographs. Freda, now in her eighies, is unable to name other personnel that feature. I think some of the background posters may give a clue as to the date the photographs were taken.
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