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Norah Blaney working on a dust-cart in WWIIActress, singer and variety star, Norah Blaney (Mrs Basil Hughes), driving on a dust-cart and collecting refuse for Basildon Council as part of the war effort during the Second World War. Date: 1940
Marshalls Flax Mill, Leeds, Yorkshire 1843Drawing heckled flax at Marshalls Flax Mill, Leeds. Female workers operate machines to create an even strip from the flax fibres that have previously been heckled, 1843
Norah Blaney as Mademoiselle Yvonne in Out of the BlueNorah Blaney appearing in Out of the Blue at St. Martins Theatre in 1928. She played the part of Julia Marlowe, " Mademoiselle Yvonne
The British Valhalla -- two knights reading history bookThe British Valhalla -- two knights reading a history book of Britain, a suggestion for the scheme to decorate the newly built Houses of Parliament with frescoes
George Bernard Shaw by John CollierGeorge Bernard Shaw (1856 - 1950), Irish writer painted by John Collier. Date: 1928
Jack Buchanana in Thats a Good Girl, London HippodromeJack Buchanan (1890 - 1957), Scottish theatre and film actor, singer, dancer, producer and director, pictured at the time he was playing the role of Bill Barrow in the London Hippodrome musical
Elsie Randolph in Thats a Good Girl, London HippodromeElsie Randolph (1904 1982), English actress, singer and dancer, pictured at the time she was playing the role of lady detective Joy Dean opposite Jack Buchanan in Thats a Good Girl at the London
Gwen Farrar in Shake Your Feet at the London HippodromeA scene from one of the musical numbers in Shake Your Feet at the London Hippodrome with Gwen Farrar singing one of her songs. Date: 1927
Thats a Good Girl at the London Hippodrome Thats a Good Girl at the LondonThe two stars of Thats a Good Girl, the musical comedy at the London Hippodrome - Jack Buchanan, playing Bill Barrow, and Elsie Randolph as the love-sick telegraph girl. Date: 1928
London Nights - at the Cafe Anglais by HynesRex Evans at the CafÚáünglais, playing the piano and singing. M. Poulsen, who ran the club, is seen standing on the left, while his co-directors, Capt. Robin Humphries and Mrs
Gladys Peto, aka Mrs. C. Lindsey Emmerson, (1890 - 1977), artist and illustrator. Date: 1927
Winter Sports Supplement - curling in the AlpsThe ancient Scottish game of curling at Chateau D Oex in the Alps, 1924. Date: 1924
Shake Your Feet at the London HippodromePage from the Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News with photographs of the latest production at the London Hippodrome - Shake Your Feet
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The Marriage of Figaro by Claude SheppersonAn incident in the third act of the opera, The Marriage of Figaro in which the Count thinks he has caught the Countess philandering with Figaro
Marshalls Flax Mill factory 1885Preparing flax for spinning looms. Date: 1885
Leeds - market for general produce 1885Open air market, selling Date: 1885
Prices Patent Candle Companys Works 1861Interior of candle manufacturing process at Prices Patent Candle Company in Battersea, London. Date: 1861
Briggate - Leeds, Yorkshire 1885Briggate, wide street running north to south through the centre of Leeds. Date: 1885
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Mill Girls LecturedDr Baker talks to a group of Yorkshire factory girls, exhorting them to save money for marriage Date: 1856
Norah Blaney as Mademoiselle Yvonne in Out of the BlueScene from Out of the Blue at the St. Martins Theatre showing Yvonne, played by Norah Blaney, and Sir Charles Hadlow (Mr. O. B. Clarence), in the restaurant scene. Date: 1928
Norah Blaney and Gwen FarrarVariety double act, Norah Blaney and Gwen Farrar pictured in The Tatler in July 1918, both of whom had taken part in Lena Ashwells Concerts at the Front. Date: 1918
Marshalls Flax Mill factory 1885Marshalls Flax Mill factory, woman leaving for dinner. Date: 1885
