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Poster advertising The Better Ole, Theatre Royal, ChathamPoster advertising a comedy produced by Charles Cochran, The Better Ole, or The Romance of Old Bill, at the Theatre Royal, Chatham. Performed twice nightly, with a Wednesday matinee
Dolly Sisters from League of Notions at London PavilionPortraits of the Dolly Sisters in their Persian outfits from Charles Cochrans League of Notions at the London Pavilion, 1922 Date: 1922
Three stars of C. B. Cochran's Phi Phi at the London PavilionThree stars of C.B. Cochran's Phi Phi at the London Pavilion, 1922: Vera Freeman; Meum Stewart and Evelyn Laye Date: 1922
British actress June, C. B. Cochran's Phi Phi, London PavilionA portrait of the British actress June in C.B.Cochran's Phi Phi at the London Pavilion, 1922 Date: 1922
Music cover, The Night Was Made for Love, by Jerome Kern and Otto Harbach, from the musical The Cat and the Fiddle Date: 1931
Lady Grant, nee Miss Margaret Cochran, in costume for the play Polly at the Savoy Theatre, London, 1923. Lady Grant was the wife of Sir Alfred Hamilton Grant
Sketches of C. B. Cohrans revue One Dam ThingSketches of C.B. Cohrans revue One Dam Thing After Another at the London Pavilion, 1927 featuring Jessie Matthews, Ricard Dolman, Rich Hayes, Art Fowler and Morris Harvey Date: 1927
Sketch by Fish showing the scene Venetian Nights from CB Cochrans cabaret show Suppertime at the Trocadero, London, 1926. Dress and decor by Doris Zinkeisen Date: 1926
The dancer Tilly Losch, 1930 Date: 1930
Portrait of the dancer Tilly Losch, appearing on Broadway in C. B. Cochrans Wake up and Dream, 1930 Date: 1930
Front cover of The Tatler featuring theatrical impresario Charles B. Cochran with actresses Peggy Wood and Evelyn Laye. Wood
Mr. C. B. Cochran introduces his old ladiesBrilliant illustration by H. H. Harris imagining the scene in a theatre if impresario C. B. Cochran introduced his old rather than the usual young ladies
Plaster decoration at the New Oxford TheatreA workman seen high up in the roof of the New Oxford Theatre in the process of erecting plaster decoration from Messrs. White Allom for Charles B. Cochran
The Massine Ballet in C. B. Cochrans cabaret show Bon TonA scene from the Leonide Massine Ballet The Picnic in C.B. Cochrans cabaret show Bon Ton at the Trocadero Restaurant, 1925
Cover of Dancing Times featuring the dancer Greta FayneCover of Dancing Times September 1927 featuring the dancer Greta Fayne, appearing in C.B. Cochrans One Damn Thing After Another at the London Pavilion Date: 1927
Renee Lemoine as a lobster in C. B. Cochrans Champagne TimeRenee Lemoine as a lobster in C.B. Cochrans Champagne Time at the Trocadero, London, 1927 Date: 1927
W Cochran with model plane at first Aero Club TrialsW Cochran holding his model plane at the first Aero Club Trials, Alexandra Palace, London. 1907
Front cover, portrait of C B Cochran, theatre producerFront cover, portrait of Charles B Cochran (1872-1951), English theatre producer, who had just joined forces with another producer, Gordon Craig. Date: 1930
America - Surrender of Fort William and MarySurrender of Fort William and Mary, 14th December 1774. Patriot raid of British fort for military supplies after British export ban on arms and gunpowder to America. American Revolution. Date: 1774
Anna Christie, by Eugene O Neill, Strand Theatre, LondonAnna Christie, by Eugene O Neill, at the Strand Theatre, London, starring Pauline Lord, with George Marion and Frank Shannon
Grace Christie whose Benda Mask dancing at the London Coliseum was greatly admired, London, 1923. She previously appeared in Charles Cochrans The League of Notions at the New Oxford Theatre
Florence Mills the American artiste and star of the Lew Leslies Plantation Revue in New York, 1923. To appear in Charles Cochrans show Dover Street to Dixie at the London Pavilion Date: 1923
Portrait of dancer Grace Christie, London, 1921 doing her Bubble dance which is a feature in Charles Cochrans League of Notions at the New Oxford Theatre, 1921 Date: 1921
Luise Blackbourne from C. B. Cochrans cabaret showLuise Blackbourne in her Absinthe dance from C.B. Cochrans cabaret show And So We Go On at the Trocadero, London, 1928 Date: 1928
Baby in a wickerwork pram, Delaware, USABaby in a wickerwork pram, appearing to wave at the camera. She is Helen Cochran Foard, daughter of Julian and Helen Foard, age 8 months, outside Holy Trinity Church, Middletown, New Castle County
The Better Ole, by Bairnsfather and Eliot, WW1The Better Ole, by Bruce Bairnsfather and Arthur Eliot. First produced by Charles B Cochran at the Oxford Music Hall, London, August 1917
Mr C. B. Cochran - caricature by AutoriSir Charles Blake Cochran. (1872-1951). Theatrical producer, impresario and showman. Produced plays, revues, ballets. Associated with Diaghaliev, Houdini etc. 1930
A scene from C. B. Cochrans 1926 Revue at the Pavilion TheatA scene from C.B. Cochrans 1926 Revue at the Pavilion Theatre, London, 1926 with Douglas Byng and Hermoine Baddeley impersonate Cockney flower girls Date: 1926
Portrait of the dancer Trini, the Spanish Venus, London, 1921 who is appearing in Charles Cochrans Fun of the Fayre at the London Pavilion Date: 1921
Charles CochranSir Charles Blake Cochran. (1872-1951). Theatrical producer, impresario and showman. Produced plays, revues, ballets. Associated with Diaghaliev, Houdini etc. Date: c.1925
A scene from C. B. Cochrans cabaret show Merry Go RoundA scene from C.B. Cochrans cabaret show Merry Go Round at the Trocadero, London, 1926 Date: 1926
H Howard - Surrey - CochranHenry Howard (1517? - 1547), earl of Surrey, soldier, statesman and poet, whose political games led to his losing his head
Buckingham / CochranGEORGE VILLIERS 1st DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM Statesman Date: 1592 - 1628
Charles Baker Cochran (1872-1851), theatrical producer
Queen Anne / CochranQUEEN ANNE Reigned from 1702 Date: 1665 - 1714
Miss Lauri Devine as Lorelei of This Year of GraceColour photograph in the Sketch of 26th December 1926 of dancer Miss Lauri Devine as Lorelei in This Year of Grace, the successful revue by Noel Coward
Music cover, Wonderful Girl, Wonderful Boy, Wonderful Time, by Fred Thompson and Hugh E Wright, music by Nat D Ayer, from Charles B Cochrans production of Houp-La, a comedy with music. 1917
Fun of the Fayre by John Hastings TurnerPromotional postcard of programme for Charles B Cochrans Fun of the Fayre by John Hastings Turner, with music by Augustus Turner
Filming Bon Ton, the cabaret show at the Trocadero, London (Filming Bon Ton, CB Cochrans cabaret show at the Trocadero, London (1926) Date: 1926
The Dodge Twins in the cabaret show Supper Time, London (192The American dancing act of the Dodge Twins (1926) in CB Cochrans cabaret show Supper Time at the Trocadero Date: 1927
Sonia Alexander and Tom Devine in the cabaret show Supper TiSonia Alexander and Tom Devine in CB Cochrans cabaret show Supper Time at the Trocadero (1927) Date: 1927
Andree and Curtis in the cabaret show Supper Time, London (1Andree and Curtis in CB Cochrans cabaret show Supper Time at the Trocadero, London (1927) Date: 1927
Madeline Gibson and Gerald Seymour (1926) in the cabaret shMadeline Gibson and Gerald Seymour (1926) in their Venetian carnival dance in CB Cochrans cabaret show Supper Time at the Trocadero, London Date: 1926
A scene from Bon Ton, the cabaret show at the Trocadero, LonA scene from Bon Ton, CB Cochrans cabaret show at the Trocadero, London (1926) Date: 1926
Marion Rich in the Bon Ton cabaret show, London (1925)Marion Rich in the Vengeance of Siva in CB Cochrans cabaret show Bon Ton at the Trocadero (1925) Date: 1926
Chorus of the cabaret show Champagne Time, London (1927)Chorus of CB Cochrans cabaret show Champagne Time at the Trocadero (1928) Date: 1928
Doreen Austin in the Champagne Time cabaret show, London (19Doreen Austin in CB Cochrans cabaret show Champagne Time at the Trocadero (1928) Date: 1928
Madeline Gibson in the Champagne Time cabaret show (1928)Madeline Gibson in CB Cochrans Champagne Time cabaret show (1928) at the Trocadero, London Date: 1928