1935

Reference

RM/6/8

Date:

1935-04-15 - 1935-12

Level of description

file

Extent

1 folder

Part of

South Africa (RM/6)

Scope and Content

The file contains the following items from the Roger Mann scrapbooks:
Brochure produced by the Union-Castle Line for the Springbok tour of England in 1935, containing an itinerary and team biographies.
Photograph of the South African team arriving at Southampton and being met by the Mayor of Southampton and Hampshire County Cricket Club President Sir Russell Bencraft, 15 April 1935 (copyright Central Press). Back row (left to right): E L Dalton, A C B Langton, R J Crisp, D S Tomlinson. Seated (left to right): K G Viljoen, S J Snooke, E A B Rowan, H F Wade, H B Cameron, A D Nourse, X C Balaskas, R J Williams, I J Siedle. Ground (left to right): C L Vincent, A J Bell.
Table plan for the British Sportsman's Club Luncheon to the South African Cricket Team, 17 April 1935
Menu card for a dinner to the South African Cricket Team hosted by the United Hunts Club, 17 April 1935
Photograph of I J Siedle and H F Wade walking out to bat for South Africa vs. Reigate Priory at Reigate on 22 April 1935 (copyright Sport and General Press Agency)
Menu card for a luncheon to the South African Cricket Team by the Institute of Journalists, 26 April 1935 signed by the South African team
Table plan for a luncheon of welcome to the South African Cricket Team by the Royal Empire Society, 29 April 1935
Advertising photograph of the South African cricketers visiting Battersby Hat Factory in Stockport, 1935
Photograph of the crowd on the Lord's outfield congratulating the South African team following their victory in the Second Test at Lord's, 2 July 1935 (copyright Sport and General Press Agency)
Menu card for a luncheon to the South African Cricket Team by Warwickshire County Cricket Club, 7 August 1935
Ticket for the England vs. South Africa Test match at The Oval, 17 August 1935
Photograph of the South African team at The Hague [for the match against Netherlands], 14 September 1935
Ticket for the Netherlands vs. South Africa match at The Hague, 14-15 September 1935
Letter from C L Vincent to L T J Arlott, 15 November 1949
Letter from A D Nourse to L T J Arlott, 4 June [1948]
Letter from K G Viljoen to L T J Arlott, 19 July 1948. Subjects include comments on the 1935 tour that Viljoen participated in.
Letter from E A Rowan to L T J Arlott, 7 July 1950
Letter from R J Williams to L T J Arlott, 2 March 1949
First-Class Passenger Ticket for C V Grimmett to board the 'Ulysses' vessel from Fremantle to Durban, 31 October 1935
Souvenir pamphlet of the visit to South Africa of the Australian Cricket Team in 1935-1936. Includes an itinerary and cartoon portraits of the Australian team.
Memorandum detailing the travel itinerary for the Australian tour of South Africa in 1935-1936, issued by South African Railways and Harbours Publicity and Travel Department on 22 October 1935
Official programme for the Australian visit to Durban during their tour of South Africa in 1935-1936, produced by Natal Cricket Association
Signed Christmas card by the Australian team which toured South Africa in 1935-1936. The card includes a photograph of the Australian team.
The file contains notes by Mann on the items.

Associations

Roger Mann
Sir Henry William Russell Bencraft
Eric Londesbroug Dalton
Arthur Chudleigh Beaumont Langton
Robert James Crisp
Denis Stanley Tomlinson
Kenneth George Viljoen
Sibley John Snooke
Eric Alfred Burchell Rowan
Herbert Frederick Wade
Horace Brakenridge Cameron
Arthur Dudley Nourse
Xenophon Constantine Balaskas
Robert James Williams
Ivan Julian Siedle
Cyril Leverton Vincent
Alexander John Bell
Leslie Thomas John Arlott
Clarence Victor Grimmett
Natal Cricket Association
Warwickshire County Cricket Club
British Sportsman's Club
Institute of Journalists

Subject

Australia in South Africa 1935-1936, South Africa in England 1935, South Africa in Holland 1935

Institution name

Marylebone Cricket Club

Conditions governing access

Open

Language

Dutch, English

Size

1 folder

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  • 1935 (RM/6/8)