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Credits
Research and production: Karen Marshalsay
Design and construction: Marion Davies
Exhibition steering committee: Alasdair Cameron, Timothy Hobbs, Jan McDonald, Elizabeth Watson
Conservation work: John Ashman and Jacqueline Cree, of Glasgow University Library's Conservation Unit
Photography: Trevor Graham and the staff of the GU Photographic Unit
Press liaison: Mike Brown, Information and Publicity Officer, University of Glasgow
Word processing, and much else besides: The staff of the General Office, Glasgow University Library
Catalogue sponsors: The Commonweal Fund of the Trades House of Glasgow
Exhibition sponsors: The N.S. Macfarlane Charitable Trust
Thanks are also due to the staff of Glasgow University Library's Department of Special Collections, to Jeni Bain for her fund-raising efforts, and to the owners of loaned items, including Paul Kingsley of the Piccolo Theatre, and Una MacLean. Elizabeth Watson runs the Scottish Theatre Archive single- handedly on a day-today basis, and her continuing commitment to the Archive deserves a special mention.
Finally, without the enthusiasm, generosity and constant support of the N.S. Macfariane Charitable Trust, and above all of Jimmy Logan himself, none of this would have happened at all.