Images Dated 12th December 2016 (page 5)

The Chocolate Soldier by Stanislaus Stange. Music by Straus
The Chocolate Soldier by Stanislaus Stange, billed as A Comic Opera, with music by Straus.The central figures are Alexis and Mascha, about to be married

The Chocolate Soldier by Stanislaus Stange. Music by Straus. Nadina and Bummerli hold hands. The accurate depiction of their costumes is verified by photos in The Play Pictorial, Vol. XVI, No

A Chinese Honeymoon by George Dance (14 October 1857 22 October 1932) The card is postmarked Newport, Monmouthshire, 19th October 1905. The artist is once again Kin (E.P. Kinsella). Date: 1905

A Chinese Honeymoon by George Dance performed by Milton Bodes Company. Touring to the Theatre Royal in Bath on 18th March

A Chinese Honeymoon by George Dance. Whereas Dance sometimes leased out his shows to other touring managers, he had many touring companies of his own, as seen here

A Chinese Honeymoon by George Dance with music by Howard Talbot. First produced at the Theatre Royal in Hanley on 16th October 1899

The Chinese Bungalow by Marion Osmond and James Corbet from Osmonds novel written in 1923, starring Matheson Lang. First produced at The Grand Theatre in Hull on 2nd October 1925 with the first

The Chinese Bungalow by Marion Osmond and James Corbett
The Chinese Bungalow by Marion Osmond and James Corbet starring Matheson Lang. An example of an image being supplied with more than one text. The artist is Charles Buchel

Albert Chevalier
The same image of Albert Chevalier as on the previous card. The artist David Wilson has drawn Chevalier wearing flared trousers a stripy shirt

Albert Chevalier is included here in a series of cards, mainly of prominent performers but which also included Rudyard Kipling

Charleys Aunt by Brandon Thomas. Mr Brandon Thomass West End Company touring to Opera House in Northampton, from the Prince of Wales Theatre in London on 2nd March 1908

Charleys Aunt by Brandon Thomas. Illustration by artist John Hassall with the caption, " Where The Nuts Come From. The fake aunt, really a young man in drag

Cinderella at the Lyceum Theatre. Boxing Day and Twice Daily 1920? Children in Arms not Admitted. Date: 1920 ?

Cinderella at the Kings Theatre in Hammersmith on 26th December 1919. J. B. Mulhollands 18th Annual Pantomime. Wonderful Company of Comedians. Cinderella is seen running away

Cinderella. Stock poster for the Londesborough Theatre in Scarborough on 26th December 1903. Miss Lillie Mowbrays Third Gorgeous Fairy Christmas Pantomime. Written by Fred Locke

Cinderella. The artist seems to have signed J. M. Affleck, 04 so presumably designed for Christmas of that year. The reverse has Electric Coach and Team of Ponies..All The Latest Songs & Dances

Cinderella by Walter and Frederick Melville
Cinderella, produced by brothers Walter (1875-1937)and Frederick Melville (1877-1938), at the Princes Theatre, on 26th December 1912. The artist is E. P Kinsella. Date: 1912

Cinderella. Stock poster, stamped The Grand Theatre Croydon. Post-marked the 22nd December 1903. The ugly sisters are in the coach on the left, Cinderella, of course, is in the golden one. Date: 1903

Collins Music Hall in Islington
Photograph of the frontage of Collins Music Hall in Islington, circa 1908. It was originally opened on 4th November 1863. The proprietor was Mr Sam Collins

The Christian by Hall Caine. Reverse of the previous flyer. John Storm and Glory Quayle are pictured in the roundels. For the transfer to the Shaftesbury Theatre in London on 12th December 1907

The Christian by Hall Caine (14 May 1853 31 August 1931). A more melodramatic version of the same scene, emphasising the clash between good and evil

The Christian by Hall Caine. Cut-out flyer for Wentworth Crokes Company of a bouquet of roses. The bouquet is addressed to Glory Quayle

Albert Chevalier (21 March 1861 10 July 1923) was an English, music hall comedian, singer and musical theatre actor. He specialised in cockney related humour based on life as a costermonger in London

Cheer, Boys! Cheer by Augustus Harris, Raleigh and Hamilton
Cheer, Boys! Cheer by Sir Augustus Harris (18 March 1852 22 June 1896), Cecil Raleigh (27 January 1856 10 November 1914) and Henry Hamilton (c. 1853 4 September 1918)

Charleys Aunt by Brandon Thomas
Flyer promoting Charleys Aunt with C. Lloyd Thomas Principal Company and arrangement by Mrs Brandon Thomas. The illustration of the aunt

Chauve Souris Theatre, Bat Theatre, Moscow
Nikita Balieffs Chauve Souris from the Bat Theatre in Moscow, for the Strand Theatre in London on 2nd October 1922, for six weeks only

Chauve Souris Theatre, Bat Theatre Moscow
Reverse of the flyer for Chauve Souris Theatre at the Kings Theatre in Hammersmith commencing on 28th November 1938. It lists seven reasons why it is the worlds most unusual entertainment including

Chauve Souris Theatre, Bat Theatre Moscow
Chauve Souris Theatre from the Bat Theatre in Moscow. Flyer for the Kings Theatre in Hammersmith on 28th November 1938 showing the Parade of the Wooden Soldiers

Charleys Aunt by Brandon Thomas. This design is the one which suggests most strongly that the aunt is really masculine. By this time everyone knew the story

Charleys Aunt by Brandon Thomas. The Comedy Theatre in Londons Christmas season. The relevance of the polar setting is not entirely clear

Charleys Aunt by Brandon Thomas. Much the same design as the previous item, but in black and white, with a border of flowers. Top of the flyer reads Under the direction of the Author

Old Maid card game - Doorman Dormouse. circa 1950s

Old Maid card game - box design. circa 1950s

Old Maid card game - Mr. Zebra Crossing. circa 1950s

Old Maid card game - Fun with Georgie Giraffe. circa 1950s

Old Maid card game - The Kangaroos Tea Time. circa 1950s

On Her Majestys Service -- delivery of a telegram. 1893

On Chatham Hill, Kent - sign for The Star Inn at Rainham, with a well on the right. 1827

Old Maid card game - The Park Keeper. circa 1950s

Miss Rose Coghlan as Lady Marsden
Miss Rose Coghlan (1851-1932), English actress, in the role of Lady Marsden, in a production of All For Her, a play by Hermann Merivale and Palgrave Simpson, based on the Dickens novel

Old Maid card game - Mr. Rhinos Hoop-La. circa 1950s

Miss Fannie Leslie, actress and singer
Miss Fannie Leslie (1856-1935), actress and singer, seen here in the role of Mrs White. circa 1880s

Old Maid card game - Sorry, My Mistake -- a bird thinks the pigs tail is a worm. circa 1950s

Old Maid card game - Mrs Fox Washes Up. circa 1950s

Young woman in Opera Dress and elaborate blue hat. 1827

Old Maid card game - I Like Nuts. circa 1950s

Huet as Charles VII in the opera, Jeanne d Arc, Paris
M Huet in the role of Charles VII in the opera Jeanne d Arc a Orleans by Michele Carafa di Colobrano, at the Opera Comique, Paris. circa 1821

Old Maid card game - The Deep Sea Diver. circa 1950s

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