001 * Doncaster Mummers / Green Oak Morris Men [perform Hooton Pagnell text; photos; script; cast list]

002 * Harthill Morris [perform Tup text - Harthill Carnival Society no longer performing]

003 * Hoyland Springwood Primary School [perform 'Martha and the Milton Monster' script; photos]

004 * Sheffield - Edale Rambler Folk Train [Photos of Handsworth Traditional Sword Dancers]

005 * Sullivan's Sword [Owd ¡®Oss Mummers version of script, Apr. 1986 - based on text from Whiston near Rotherham published in Sorrelsykes, by Harold Armitage, 1913, pp.26-34]

006 * The "Wicked Stix" Mummers' Play [Script of Wicked Stix]

007 * Wath upon Dearne Morris Team [photo; programme]

008 * Wicked Stix [photos]

009 * A Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words, [by James Orchard Halliwell, 1847, Vol.I p.97 - entry for 'Assidue' - "¡­ a species of yellow tinsel much used by the mummers at Christmas," - see [The Hallamshire Glossary, by Rev Joseph Hunter, 1829, p.6 - entry for 'Assidue'; British Library Add. Ms. 24542 - Keynsham text]]

010 * A Glossary of Words used in the Neighbourhood of Sheffield [extract from Sidney Oldall Addy, 1888, p.153 - entry for 'Mum' - plus their song 'A mumming we will go', with tune. Includes the engraving of Mummers from The Book of Days, ed. by R. Chambers, Vol.II, 1864, pp.739-741]

011 * A Glossary of Words used in the Neighbourhood of Sheffield [by Sidney Oldall Addy, 1888, p.153 - entry for 'Mum' - [possesses Walker Peace Egg chapbook?]]

012 * Children Calling Children [in Mission Together, Iss.12 - about Sacred Heart School performance, with photo.]

013 * Christmas as it used to be [in Old Heeley, No.8, Christmas 1987, p.3 - Fragmentary account of a Derby Tup play - with text.]

014 * Christmas Rimers in Ulster [by Harry Hems, in Notes and Queries, 11th Ser. Vol.VII No.170, 29th Mar. 1913, p.256 - Sheffield fragment]

015 * Costumes and Characteristics, : Christmas Customs [by [Arthur Jewitt ?], in Northern Star, or Yorkshire Magazine, Vol.I No.VI, Dec. 1817, pp.439-440; 402 - plate 2 [by Orlando Jewitt ?] with "Mummers or Guisers" - [at Kimberworth ?]]

016 * Epistles from Deep Seas [by J.E. Patterson, 1915, p.121 - How it reminded me of ¡­ "The Old Horse" and "The Old Tup!" - at [Barnsley ?]]

017 * FTX-212 - Two Jolly Miners : George Hoyland & Louis Wroe [CD for sale: Audio about Ecclesfield Old Tup Play, 1959]

018 * Hallamshire. : The History and Topography of the Parish of Sheffield in the County of York: [by Joseph Hunter, 1819, p.238 - 'Township of Brightside-Byerlow']

019 * Household Tales with Other Traditional Remains [by Sidney Oldall Addy, 1895, pp.xx-xxi - [Norton] Old Tup fragment]

020 * My Vagabondage [by J.E. Patterson, 1911, pp.42-43 - "The Peace Egg" at Barnsley]

021 * Picture Sheffield [image archive] [Photos of Old Tup at Handsworth]

022 * Reminiscences of Rotherham [by George Gummer, 1927, p.36 - Old Tup]

023 * The Hallamshire Glossary [by Rev Joseph Hunter, 1829, p.67 - entry for 'Mummers']

024 * The Lilac and the Rose [by Susan Tweedsmuir [Susan Buchan], 1952, pp.67-68 - [Grenoside] at Wortley Hall - citation of Pall Mall Gazette]

025 * The Sheffield Christmas of Bygone Days [in The Sheffield and Rotherham Independent, 21st Dec. 1872 - Mentions Mummers, the Poor Old Horse and the Derby Tup plays, as well as sword dancing.]

026 * Twelfth Night on the Moors [by [Harry Cust], in Pall Mall Gazette, Vol.60 No.9295, 8th Jan. 1895, pp.1a-2ab - Grenoside [at Wortley Hall] - see above - Subscription required for Gale: 19th Century British Library Newspapers]

027 * Handsworth Traditional Sword Dancers [programme]

028 * NoiseFactory Synthetic Folk Project: Poor Old Horse [Texts of the song/play from North Elmshall and Sheffield]

029 * Sanderson - Bradfield and Beyond [family rhyme]

030 * Sheffield Forum [Sheffield fragment]

031 * Sheffield Youth Theatre [List with 1979 performances]

032 * Wentworth Youth Theatre [photos]