Graham Collection (page 3)

Darby Foster and Mae Marsh in Paddy the Next Best Thing (1923) directed by Graham Cutts Date: 1923

Mae Marsh and Eva Moore In The Flames of Passion (1922)
Mae Marsh and Eva Moore In a scene from The Flames of Passion (1922) directed by Graham Cutts Date: 1923

Casanova adapted by Harry Graham with music Johann Strauss
Casanova adapted by Harry Graham from the original by Rudolph Schanzer and Ernst Welisch, with music by Johann Strauss and arrangers Ralph Benatzky and Hans Mueller

Welsh International Rugby Football Team, 1895, at the time they played against England: Williams (Touch Judge), Jackson, Mills, Pearson, Boucher, Elsey, Selwyn Biggs, Nicholl, Hannen, Watts, Gould

Newport Rugby Team: Bowley, Newcombe, Pook, Groves, Graham, England, Day, James, Thomas, Watts, Parfitt, Dauncey, Boucher, Gould (Captain), Hannan, Packer, Hannen, Phillips. 1890s

Graham and Withers butchers shop, Bromley, Kent
Arthur Graham and Albert William Withers, butchers shop, 80 College Road, Bromley, Kent -- an amazing array of meat and poultry, with shop owners and assistants standing ready to serve

Arsenal FC football team c 1922-1923. Back row: Voysey, Rutherford, Dunn, Boreham, Graham. Front row: Baker, White, Young, Bradshaw, Turnbull, Patterson. Date: circa 1922-1923

Ivor Novello and Isabel Jeans in The Triumph of the Rat (1926) directed by Graham Cutts Date: 1926

Lili Damita in The Queen Was in the Parlour (1928)
Lili Damita and Harry Liedtke in The Queen Was in the Parlour (1928) directed by Graham Cutts Date: 1928

Billiard player J. Graham Symes in khaki, WW1
The amateur billiard champion, Lieutenant J. Graham Symes with his opponent Mr E. S. Bourne, who he beat to retain his title at Ormes Hall in February 1918. Date: 1918

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, artist, at work in her studio
Wilhelmina Barns-Graham (1912-2004), one of the St Ives School of artists and founder member of the Penwith Arts Society, seen here at work in her studio in St Ives, Cornwall

Lady Evelyn Graham by Madame Yevonde. She was formerly Lady Evelyn Catherine King (1896-1974), daughter of the 3rd Earl of Lovelace. She married Major-General Miles Graham in 1918

Alexander Graham Bell (1847-1922), US inventor and telephone pioneer. Born in Edinburgh, Bell began his career in assisting his father teach elocution

Bunty Pulls The Strings by Graham Mofatt. Third card by artist E. Chandler of a woman, Susie, standing drinking from a glass.The decanter sits on the table beside her

Bell Homestead, Brantford, Ontario, Canada
Melville House, the family Home of Alexander Graham Bell (who invented the telephone there in July 1874) at Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Date: circa 1910s

The Belle of the Skies, by Squiers and Jones
The Belle of the Skies, a musical play by Graham Squiers and Guy Jones, with music by Guy Jones. First produced at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, May 1911

Babette and Graham, Vivian and Rinder and Dickenson and Culv
Three exhibition dancers: Babette and Graham (dancing in London Calling at the Duke of Yorks Theatre, London), May Vivian and Michael Rinder (dancing at the Riviera Palace Hotel)

USA - The Equitable Building, Manhattan, New York - completed in 1915. Date: circa 1920

T C Graham, Welsh International Rugby player
Thomas Tom Cooper Graham (1866-1945), England-born Welsh rugby union international player who also played for Blaina, Newport (captain) and the Barbarians. 1890s

Gordon Conway, Kitty Austin and Graham Cutts
The fashion designer, Gordon Conway, with Kitty Austin who she has dressed for Graham Cutts film, The Return of the Rat. She decorated the ladies in the cabaret scene using designs which are painted

Letterhead design - Graham Bros, Huddersfield
Letterhead design - Graham Bros, Manufacturing Tobacconists, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. 1936

Margot Fonteyn and Robert Helpman in The Wanderer
Margot Fonteyn and Robert Helpman in the Spring 1941 Sadlers Wells production of Schuberts The Wanderer at The New Theatre, London - choreography by Frederick Ashton with sets by Graham Sutherland

Experiments on the phone from Dr. Alexander Graham Bell (1847-1922), to transmit the human voice over long distances. Boston, 1877. United States. 19th-century colored engraving

Visitors to the French Army v British Army football match
Distinguished visitors to the French Army v. British Army Football Match at the Park des Princes, Paris France. From the left, Colonel A. M. Green, General Raymond Grandboulant, Colonel M. Graham, M

Reginald N Graham
REGINALD N GRAHAM sportsman Date: CIRCA 1869

Peter Graham, Artist
PETER GRAHAM Scottish artist Date: 1836 - 1921

Stephen Graham - 2
STEPHEN GRAHAM Journalist, historian and traveller, praised for his coverage of World War One. Date: 1884 - 1975

Sir James Graham
SIR JAMES GRAHAM statesman Date: 1792 - 1861

Marquis of Graham
The marquis of GRAHAM, with the earl of Buchan, depicted by Kay in the uniform of Scottish volunteers, dressed in tartan from head to foot. Date: 1755 - ?

Edward Lloyd Graham
Captain EDWARD LLOYD GRAHAM English naval commander during the war against Napoleon. Date: CIRCA 1813

Thomas Graham
Professor THOMAS GRAHAM Master of the Royal Mint Date: 1805 - 1869

James Goodenough
JAMES GRAHAM GOODENOUGH Naval commander who, after 30 years of distinguished service, was shot by savages at Santa Cruz, one of the Fiji islands. Date: 1830 - 1875

New Coventry Cathedral
Interior of Coventry Cathedral with John Pipers stained glass window on the right and Graham Sutherlands tapestry of Christ the King at the high altar Date: 1960s

William Earl of Airth
WILLIAM GRAHAM, first earl of AIRTH and seventh earl of Monteith, not to mention earl of Strathern, Scottish statesman Date: 1591 - 1661

Lilian Graham British actress. Date: 1907

Third Man Music Sheet
Carol Reeds evocation of postwar Vienna, based on a Graham Greene story, makes brilliant use of the music of Anton Karas in the Harry Lime theme and Cafe Mozart Waltz. Date: 1949

Montrose (Van Dyck)
James Graham, marquis of MONTROSE soldier and statesman whose opportunistic career ended by his being hanged in the Grassmarket, Edinburgh Date: 1612-1650

Residence at Lavenham, Suffolk
English domestic architecture: elevations of a Residence at Lavenham, Suffolk for R. Graham Esq. From George Alfred Deans Series of Selected Designs for Country Residences, entrance lodges

Sidney and Beatrice Webb, 1895
Sidney Webb(1859-1947) and Beatrice Webb(1858-1943), economists and social theorists, out walking with friends George Bernard Shaw and Graham Wallas. Date: 1895

Tina by Paul Rubens and Harry Graham
Promotional postcard for Tina by Paul Rubens and Harry Graham; music Paul Rubens & Haydn Wood. First produced Adelphi Theatre, 2nd November 1915. For Frederick G. Lloyds Co

Cover of a Pianoforte by Edward Burne-Jones (1833-1898), engraved by Octave Lacour (1855-1921). In 1879 the painter Edward Burne-Jones was asked by a friend, William Graham

A Southern Maid by Dion Clayton Calthorp & Harry Graham
Promotional postcard for A Southern Maid by Dion Clayton Calthorp & Harry Graham; music Harold Fraser-Simson & Ivor Novell

Madame Pompadour by Frederick Lonsdale and Harry Graham
Promotional postcard for Madame Pompadour adapted by Frederick Lonsdale and Harry Graham from the German of Rudolf Schanzer & Ernst Welisch (Berliner Theater, Berlin, 9th September 1922)

Katja The Dancer by Frederick Lonsdale & Harry Graham
Katja The Dancer adapted by Frederick Lonsdale and Harry Graham from Katja Die Taenzerin by Leopold Ja-cobson and Rdolf Oesterreicher; music Jean Gilbert (Johann Strauss-Theater, Vienna, 5/1/1923)

Havana by George Grossmith and Graham Hill
Havana by George Grossmith Junior and Graham Hill; music Leslie Stuart. First produced at the Gaiety Theatre, 25th April 1908. This image is for the tour to Market Hall, Redhill, 16th September 1910

Pinkie and the Fairies by W Graham Robertson
Promotional postcard for Pinkie and the Fairies by W. Graham Robertson. First produced at His Majestys Theatre, 19th December 1908. Artist: Hilda Austin. Date: 1908

Pinke and the Fairies by W Graham Robertson
Promotional postcard for Pinkie and the Fairies by W. Graham Robertson. First produced at His Majestys Theatre, 19th December 1908. For the tour to Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool, 11th April 1910

A scene from The Rolling Road (1927)
Flora Le Breton and Carlyle Blackwell in a scene from The Rolling Road (1927) directed by Graham Cutts Date: 1926

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