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The Lady With A Lamp by Reginald BerkeleyPromotional postcard for The Lady With A Lamp by Reginald Berkeley. First produced at the Arts Theatre, 5th May and the Garrick Theatre, 24th January 1929. Originally called Florence Nightingale
Storm of The Battle of Tinderley Down by C K MonroPromotional postcard for Storm or The Battle of Tinderley Down by C. K. Monro. First produced at the Ambassadors Theatre, 13th August 1924. The title refers to the expression storm in a tea-cup
Half Past Eight by P Rubens and C H BovillPromotional postcard for Half Past Eight, One of those Musical Things by Paul Rubens & C. H. Bovill; music Paul Rubens. First produced at the Comedy Theatre on 10th August 1916
Alec ( Sir Affable ) Knowles - Theatrical JournalistAlec (" Sir Affable" ) Knowles (1851-1917) - Theatrical Journalist and member of Londons notorious Pelican Club
War and PeaceFinal scene from the performance of Sergei Prokofievs opera " War and Peace", based on Leo Tolstoys novel. Opera Theatre in Kiroy
CHEJOV, Anton Pavlovich (1860-1904). Russian writer. Performance of The Seagull at the Moscow Art Academic Theatre
Monkeys playing music
Ah, Wilderness! Federal Theatre Playhouse, Tulane & Miro Streets. Poster for Federal Theatre Project presentation of Ah, Wilderness
The theatre, Zurich, Switzerland. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900
Newsie, ten years old. Going into a moving picture theatre with his papers. Location: Schenectady, New York (State). Date 1910 February
Theatre Royal, Covent Garden HandbillTheatre Royal Handbill advertising the Marriage of Figaro and Virtues Triumph. Date: January 13th 1785
Programme cover for Theatre Cluny, Paris, 1931 1931
Programme cover for Theatre Michel, Paris, 1922 1922
Programme cover for the Empire Theatre, Paris, 1927. Artwork by Edouard Halouze 1927
Kiev TheatreThe theatre, Kiev. Date: 1911
Garrick Theatre 1970The Garrick Theatre, St, Martins Lane, London, where Brian Rix was starring in Let Sleeping Wives Lie. Date: 1970
Wardrobe DepartmentLadies in the Wardrobe Department of the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England. Date: 1960s
Comedy Theatre, Panton Street, LondonThe Comedy Theatre (now the Harold Pinter Theatre) on the corner of Panton Street and Oxendon Street, in Londons West End. The Crime of Margaret Foley is playing. Date: 1947
Bolshoi Theatre MoscowThe Grand Imperial Theatre The Bolshoi Date: 1908?
Backstage Covent GardenFashionable visitors in the salon at Covent Garden Theatre, London Date: 1820
Costume design for New York stage, 1920sCostume design by unknown designer for New York stage, 1920s for a lady in a pink creation edged with white ruffles, possible night attire Date: 1920s
Programme cover for La Revue de Marigny, Marigny Theatre, Paris 1922. Artwork by Robert Polack 1922
Aeolian Hall, New YorkTheatre, Aeolian Hall. Lobby of Aeolian Hall
Theatre, Mercenary Mary 1925, NermanMercenary Mary, a successful comedy, playing at the London Hippodrome, staring Mr A. W. Baskcomb, Frank Masters, Peggy O Neil (Mary) Lew Hearn, June and Sonnie Hale
Theatre first night in Edwardian LondonIn magnificent evening dress, the Edwardian first-nighters leave their broughams and mount the steps to the theatre. Specially drawn for The Sketch Christmas number by Cecil Beaton
USA / Met Opera / StageNEW YORK a performer takes a bow, as a bouquet of flowers is handed up
12th Night / 1864 PerformPerformed in the course of the 1864 Shakespeare Festival at Stratford-on-Avon
Oscar Hammerstein IIOSCAR HAMMERSTEIN Oscar Hammerstein II, lyricist and librettist, famous for his professional partnership with Richard Rogers. Wrote lyrics for " South Pacific" etc
An Elizabethan PlayhouseAn early 20th century drawing of a scene at the Swan Theatre, Bankside, loosely based on a contemporary sketch by Johannes de Witt
An operation screened live in a medical lectureAn invention by Mr Herbert A. Silver enabling medical students to watch surgery from the lecture theatre. A circle of electric lamps is suspended over the operating table while the image is projected
Street AcrobatsStreet acrobats performing before a London crowd
Moliere / Malade ImaginLE MALADE IMAGINAIRE The imaginary invalid, his doctors and his maidservant
Mrs Patrick CampbellBeatrice Stella Campbell (nee Tanner), 1865-1940, stage name Mrs Patrick Campbell, posing for a photograph while acting in the melodrama The Black Domino at the Adelphi Theatre
As you Like its / SpeareRosalind, Celia and Touchstone in the Forest of Arden
Theatre / Pantomime / DameFred Kitchen, a Pantomime Dame
Pantomime / Aladdin / CooperAladdin whispers into the ear of his attentive red genie
Jp Kemble / Timon AthensJOHN PHILIP KEMBLE Popular actor and theatre manager, seen here in the role of Timon of Athens, Act 4, Scene 3
Gianduja / Sand / 1858Gianduja/Sand/1858
Covent Garden 1930Covent Garden Theatre at night, operagoers arriving in evening dress which at this time was de rigueur
At Covent Garden 1914A gala performance at Covent Garden Theatre : most of the audience are there to see or be seen, rather than to enjoy the on-stage performance
Puppets, TournaiTOURNAI, Belgium Traditional Guignol de la Maison Tournaisienne (puppet theatre)
London Teashop 1927Three ladies in fashionable cloche hats, one with her dog on her lap, enjoy tea and cake at a London teashop next door to Wyndhams Theatre
Newbury Theatre 1803Theatre at Newbury
Hatto / Brunnhilde / TheatreHATTO (Marguerite Jeanne Frere) French soprano in the role of Brunnhilde
Advert / Sandwich Man 19CSandwichman advertising a pantomime - Babes in the Wood at Drury Lane Theatre, London
POSTER FOR TOSCA 1900The first production, at Romes Teatro Costanzi on 14 January 1900, is received coolly by many critics, but is a resounding success with the audience and the public
Play / Wallenstein / 1800Act 3, scene 15 from the trilogy written by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
Play / Feydeau / Flea in EarTranslated as The Flea in the Ear, this farcial confusion was written by the French novelist Ernest Aimee Feydeau