Revue Collection (page 6)

Some secenes from Herman Hallers Achtung! Welle, Admiralspalast, Berlin 1926, including a portrait of Endja Mogoul Date: 1926

Four of the actresses (Alice Hechy, Gerti Kutschera, Claire Bauroff and Endja Mogoul) in Herman Hallers Achtung! Welle, Admiralspalast, Berlin 1926. Date: 1926

The 16 Lawrence Tiller Girls in Herman Hallers Achtung! Welle, Admiralspalast, Berlin 1926. Described as the sensation of the Ziegfeld Follies in New York Date: 1926

The actresses Endja Mogoul, from the Palace Theatre in Paris in Herman Haller sAchtung! Welle, Admiralspalast, Berlin 1926 Date: 1926

Scenes from Herman Hallers Achtung! Welle, Admiralspalast, Berlin 1926 including the Venetian Serendade and a symphony in silk velvet silver and lace Date: 1926

A scene from Herman Hallers Achtung Welle, Admiralspalast, Berlin 1926 featuring the Lawrence Tiller Girls Date: 1926

Portrait of Herman Haller director of the Admiralspalast, Berlin (1926) Date: 1926

The Girl from Kays by Owen Hall
Date: 1904

MLLE MEALY 1899
MLLE MEALY French actress as Public Opinion in Folies-Revue Date: 1899

CASINO DE CHICAGO 1933
The Casino de Chicago stages a hyper-revue to celebrate the end of prohibition: Cocktails for ever Date: 1933

The Worthing Pier Pavilion. Performing were the Co-Optimists, a variety revue from London starring: Laddie Cliff, Elsa Macfarlane, Stanley Holloway, Davy Burnaby, Melville Gideon, Babs Valerie

S Whats the Matter With You, Royal Hippodrome, Eastbourne
S Whats the Matter With You? Lena Stantons London Revue at the Royal Hippodrome, Eastbourne. early 20th century

The Radium Girl, Kings Theatre, Southsea
The Radium Girl, a musical comedy revue at the Kings Theatre, Southsea. 1915

Pretty Darlings, musical comedy, Palace Theatre, Gloucester
Pretty Darlings, a musical comedy revue by Syd Beckett and Edwin Turner, at the Palace Theatre, Gloucester. circa 1915

Memories of Jolson, revue, Grand Theatre, Brighton
Memories of Jolson, great topical revue at the Grand Theatre, North Road, Brighton, melodies and memories of Al Jolson. 1954

Joy Bells! revue, Hippodrome Theatre, London
Joy Bells! Albert de Courvilles 9th Hippodrome revue, with Shirley Kellogg and George Robey, at the Hippodrome Theatre, Cranbourn Street, London. circa 1919

The House That Jack Built, Adelphi Theatre, London
The House That Jack Built, a new revue presented by Jack Hulbert and Paul Murray, at the Adelphi Theatre, London, with Cicely Courtneidge and Jack Hulbert, music by Ivor Novello

Hullo! Everybody, Revue, Hippodrome, Putney, SW London
Hullo! Everybody, Revue, at the Hippodrome, Putney, SW London, a Harry Day production. 1916

Good & Gay, revue of revues, Alexandra Theatre, Hull
Good & Gay, the revue of revues by Frank Ashworth, at the Alexandra Theatre, Hull. 1915

Joy-land! at The Hippodrome, London
Promotional postcard for Joy-land! at The Hippodrome, London. A WW1-era revue starring Shirley Kellogg and produced by her husband Albert de Courville. 1917

Flying Colours, Hippodrome Theatre, London
Flying Colours, a revue at the Hippodrome Theatre, London, an Albert de Courville production

Youthful Parisian Music Hall Revue Company pose in costume for their satirical number lampooning Emile Pataud, the deeply unpopuar (at the time) Secretary to the French Union of Electricians

May Edney music hall comedienne and dancer moving on in the 1920s to revue and soubrette parts. Wearing full length white dress in wedding dress style with matching headdress

Cleo de Merode in Come Over Here by Mizner and Pemberton
Cleo de Merode in Come Over Here, Revue by Wilson Mizner and Max Pemberton at the London Opera House, Kingsway. De Merode gave the revue Parisian glamour

Come Over Here revue by Wilson Mizner and Max Pemberton. The two performers shown are Jack McArdle and Charles Hart, performing at The London Opera House, Kingsway

Cast of Schaefers Liliput Revue in costume on stage. Date: circa 1910

Jack Buchanan wearing Oxford bags
The chorus girls in Charlots Revue at the Prince of Waless Theatre contemplate the Oxford Bags worn by actor Jack Buchanan in one of the numbers

Aida Overton Walker (postcard)
Aida Overton Walker (1880-1914) African American vaudevillian and wife of George Walker. She was one of the stars of the stage revue In Dahomey which was produced in London in 1903. Date: 1903

Florence Mills in Dover Street to Dixie (aka The Plantation Revue). Florence Mills (1896-1927) singer and dancer who became a major star of vaudeville and revue in the 1920s in both America

Florence Mills. Florence Mills (1896-1927) singer and dancer who became a major star of vaudeville and revue in the 1920s in both America and Britain. Date: 1927

Florence Mills signed photograph. Florence Mills (1896-1927) singer and dancer who became a major star of vaudeville and revue in the 1920s in both America and Britain. Date: 1920s

Aida Overton Walker (1880-1914) African American vaudevillian and wife of George Walker. She was one of the stars of the stage revue In Dahomey which was produced in London in 1903. Date: 1903

Florence Mills grave at Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx, New York USA. Photographer: Bill Egan. Florence Mills (1896-1927) singer and dancer who became a major star of vaudeville

Dover Street To Dixie revue by M Harvey, H Simpson & L Wylie
Dover Street To Dixie revue by Morris Harvey, Harold Simpson and Lauri Wylie (25 May 1880 1951), with music by Herman Darewski, at the London Palladium

The Forty Theives by Ian Query
Promotional postcard by popular artist E P Kinsella for the Forty Thieves by Ian Query for the Lyceum Theatre in London, Christmas 1912

Fanny Brice in Come Over Here by Mizner and Pemberton
Come Over Here, Revue by Wilson Mizner and Max Pemberton. A second card of Fanny Brice at the London Opera House confirms her star status

Alice Nikitina & Serge Lifar in 1930 Revue
Ballet dancers Nikitina and Lifar performing in Charles Cochrans 1930 Revue. Seen here in The Freaks for which Lord Berners wrote teh music. 1930

Betty Harris and Harry Milton in the cabaret show One O Cloc
The exhibition dancers Betty Harris and Harry Milton in the cabaret show One O Clock Revue at Rectors night-club, London, 1924 Date: 1924

A photograph of Paul Whiteman and his orchestra, London, 1923. They have returned to New York after appearing in Julian Wylies revue Brighter London at the Hippdorome

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

In Dahomey by Jesse A Shipp
In Dahomey by Jesse A. Shipp; music Will Marion Cook et. al. First produced in England at the Shaftesbury Theatre, 16th May 1903

Hobsons Choice by Harold Brighouse
Promotional postcard for Hobsons Choice by Harold Brighouse. First produced in England at the Apollo Theatre, 22nd June 1916. The story is set in Salford in 1880

Here Comes the Bride by Robert P Weston and Bert Lee
Here Comes The Bride by Robert P. Weston & Bert Lee, adapted from the play by Otto Harbach and Edgar McGregor; music Arthur Schwartz

Gipsy Love by Basil Hood & Adrian Ross
Promotional postcard of Gipsy Love adapted by Basil Hood and Adrian Ross. First produced Dalys Theatre, London on 1st June 1912. Artist Richard Pannett

The dancer Marion Forde, Paris, 1923
The dancer Marion Forde, Paris, from Paris Plaisirs number 17, October 1923 Date: 1923

Paul Whiteman and his orchestra, London
Paul Whiteman, the famous American bandleader and his orchestra, appearing in Julian Wylies revue Brighter London at the London Hippodrome, London, 1922. Date: 1922

Advert for Pilsner Urquell, New York, 1934
Advert for Pilsner Urquell, from programme for Revue Folies Bergeres at the French Casino, New York, 1934 Date: 1934

Lolita Benavente in Revue Folies Bergere at the French Casino New York, 1934 Date: 1934

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