Images Dated 25th January 2017 (page 3)

Crashed BE2E biplane, Bailleul, Northern France, WW1
Crashed BE2E biplane lying upside down at the aerodrome in Bailleul, Nord, Northern France, during the First World War. Date: 1918

RFC crewmen, Villeselve, Northern France, WW1
Five men of the Royal Flying Corps on a dusty road in summer, somewhere in Northern France during the First World War. Date: 1918

Studio photo, young man in RFC uniform, WW1
Head and shoulders studio photo, young man in Royal Flying Corps uniform. He is W A Bowen-Buscarlet, who served as an RFC observer in Bailleul, Abeele, Clairmarais and Cologne between 1917 and 1919

Damaged SE5 biplane, Northern France, WW1
Damaged SE5 biplane belonging to RFC No. 1 Squadron, seen here on the ground in Northern France -- it was shot through in the air by a dud shell. (2 of 3) Date: 1918

RFC crewmen in plane, Clairmarais, Northern France, WW1
Two RFC crewmen in a D4090 plane, at Clairmarais, Pas de Calais, Northern France, during the First World War. They are Harold Auerbach (1897-1975) and observer Bowen-Buscarlet. Date: 1918

Chinese man and RFC, Clairmarais, Northern France, WW1
Chinese man in a bowler hat entertaining a group of RFC men at Clairmarais, Pas de Calais, Northern France, during the First World War. Date: 1918

Aerial view, Bailleul, Nord, Northern France, WW1
Aerial view of Bailleul, Nord, Northern France, on 31 July 1918, after the German advance in April, showing extensive damage. Date: 1918

Aerial view near Kemmel, West Flanders, Belgium, WW1
Aerial view of a shelled area south of Kemmel, a front line area near Ypres, West Flanders, Belgium, on 8 May 1918. Date: 1918

Damaged SE5 biplane, Northern France, WW1
Damaged SE5 biplane belonging to RFC No. 1 Squadron, seen here on the ground in Northern France -- it was shot through in the air by a dud shell. (3 of 3) Date: 1918

Damaged SE5 biplane, Northern France, WW1
Damaged SE5 biplane belonging to RFC No. 1 Squadron, seen here on the ground in Northern France -- it was shot through in the air by a dud shell. (1 of 3) Date: 1918

Town Hall, Bailleul, Nord, Northern France
View of the Town Hall and square at Bailleul, Nord, Northern France, before the First World War. Date: circa 1910

Bomb damage inside a church, Poelkapelle, Belgium, WW1
Bomb damage inside a church in Poelkapelle, West Flanders, Belgium, during the First World War. Date: circa 1918

Aerial view, Clairmarais aerodrome, Northern France, WW1
Aerial view of Clairmarais aerodrome, Pas de Calais, Northern France, July 1918, with handwritten annotations. Date: 1918

Aerial view, Bailleul, Nord, Northern France, WW1
Aerial view of Bailleul, Nord, Northern France, in January 1918, before the German advance in April. Date: 1918

Inside an RFC hut, Clairmarais, Northern France, WW1
Inside an RFC hut at Clairmarais, Pas de Calais, Northern France, during the First World War. Date: 1918

The Ever Open Door by George R. Sims and H. H. Herbert. Lady Dereham or Miriam of the Ever Open Door church mission is overheard by a burglar, left

The Ever Open Door by George R. Sims and H. H. Herbert. First produced at the Aldwych Theatre, on 6th September 1913. The caption reads The Earl of Dereham

An Englishmans Home by Guy du Maurier. First produced at the Wyndhams Theatre on 27th January 1909. Guy du Maurier was brother of the actor Gerald, and uncle of the novelist, Daphne

The Eternal City by Hall Caine. Roma is with the Pope in the loggia of the Castle of St. Angelo (Act IV scene 3). The caption reads Yes, There is One!. Date: 1902

Ever Been Had? revue by Charles Baldwin & Nat Lewis
Ever Been Had? revue by Charles Baldwin and Nat Lewis, with music by Maurice Scott. First produced at the Middlesex Music Hall, on 15th March 1915

The Empire Theatre, Leicester Square
Postcard showing the frontage of The Empire Theatre, Leicester Square. The year is unknown. Date: 1900s ?

Ever Been Had? revue by Charles Baldwin & Nat Lewis. The bathing beauty theme continues. Touring to the Hippodrome in Norwich on 30th August 1915

Excuse Me adapted by Herbert C. Sargent from an American farce of the same title by Rupert Hughes, which was first performed in England at the Garrick Theatre on 6th March 1915

The English Rose by George R. Sims and Robert Buchanan
The English Rose by George R. Sims (2 September 1847 4 September 1922) and Robert Buchanan (18 August 1841 10 June 1901). First produced at The Adelphi Theatre, on 2nd August 1890

The Exile by Lloyd Osborne & Austin Strong starring M Harvey
The Exile by Lloyd Osborne ) and Austin Strong ). First produced at the Royalty Theatre in London on 9th May 1903. The play and poster represent Napoleon on St Helena

The Eternal City by Hall Caine (14 May 1853 31 August 1931), adapted from his novel of 1901. First produced at His Majestys Theatre, on 2nd October 1902

The Eve Of Her Wedding by C. Watson Mill. First produced at the Miners Theatre in Ashington, on 13th May, in Sunderland on 27th May 1907

The Empire Theatre, Leicester Square
" A Prosperous New Year" card with a photograph of The Empire Theatre, Leicester Square in the foreground and The Dalys Theatre beyond

Aerial view, Hollebeke, West Flanders, Belgium, WW1
Aerial view of Hollebeke, near Ypres, West Flanders, Belgium, on 28 December 1917, a front line area with snow on the ground. The canal and railway can be seen

Aerial view, shelling near Bailleul, Northern France, WW1
Aerial view of a shelled area near Bailleul, Nord, Northern France, on 21 August 1918, after the German advance. A bursting shell is visible in the top left. 1918

Aerial view, Bailleul, Nord, Northern France, WW1
Aerial oblique view of Bailleul, Nord, Northern France, on 21 August 1918, after the German advance, showing extensive damage. The building at the centre is the Asylum (Asile), a religious building

Young men in UOTC, Epsom, Surrey, WW1
Young men in the University Officers Training Corps at Epsom, Surrey, autumn 1914, marching across a field. Among them is Albert Auerbach (1894-1918), who later joined the Royal Fusiliers. Date: 1914

Leaders of Central Powers in field inspection, WW1
King Ludwig III of Bavaria, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg and others inspecting part of the German flying corps, photographed by a prisoner. Date: circa 1917

Young man from Marlborough College in OTC uniform
Young man in Officers Training Corps uniform -- Albert Auerbach (1894-1918), when he was a pupil at Marlborough College. Date: 1910

Woman at seaside with pigeons (Lucy Auerbach, 1890-1972). Date: circa 1950s

8d a Mile by George Grossman and Fred Thompson
8 d [Eight Pence] a Mile by George Grossmith (11 May 1874 6 June 1935) and Fred Thompson (24 January 1884 10 April 1949). First produced at the New Alhambra Theatre in 1913

The Education of Elizabeth by Roy Horniman
Photograph of Florence Lloyd (born in 1876) who starred in The Education of Elizabeth by Roy Horniman (31 July 1872 - 1930). First produced at the Apollo Theatre on 19th October 1907

The Edge O Beyond by Roy Horniman and Ruby Miller
The Edge O Beyond by Roy Horniman ) and Ruby Miller (14 July 1889 - 2 April 1976), from the novel by Gertrude Page (1872 - 1922) written in 1908

Edouin, Willie in The Girl from Kay s
Promotional flyer for The Girl from Kays Promotional postcard for The Girl from Kays by Owen Hall; music Ivan Caryll and Cecil Cook. First produced at the Apollo Theatre, London 15th November 1902

East Lynne from Mrs Henry Woods novel written in 1861. For W. L. Dobells La Comedie Anglaise Company. In the Original and only authorised Splendid Production of the World-Renowned Domestic Drama As

East Lynne from Mrs Henry Woods novel written in 1861. The actress playing Lady Isobels little son looks too old and too feminine for the part. For W. L. Dobells La Comedie Anglaise Co

Eastlake (Miss) as Alice
Miss Mary Eastlake (1856-1911). The text reads Will you wish me luck! Mary Eastlake. She was particularly popular in melodrama, notably at the Princesss Theatre

East Lynne from Mrs Henry Woods novel written in 1861. The caption reads Miss Lydia Donovan as Lady Isabelle. This part was one of the most sought after womans roles in melodrama

East Lynne from Mrs Henry Woods novel written in 1861. The caption reads Come With Me, My Little Darling, Im Running You In

East Lynne from Mrs Henry Woods novel written in 1861. Of course Bullock should not be accepting the drink. The night scene may suggest that it is also after hours

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