Dramas Collection (#3)

In a Womans Grip by Frederick Melville
Promotional postcard for In a Womans Grip by Frederick Melville. First produced at the Standard Theatre, 7th October 1901. Date: circa 1901

If WInter Comes by As M Hutchison and Macdonald Hastings
Promotional postcard for If Winter Comes by A. S. M. Hutchison and B. Macdonald Hastings from Hutchisons novel (1921) of that name. First produced at the Hippodrome, Margate, 3rd August 1922 and St

If I Were King by Justin Huntly McCarthy
Promotional single sheet flyer for If I Were King by Jutin Huntly McCarthy the St. Jamess, showing verses used in the play, and listing the star and theatre manager, George Alexander as Villon

Idols by Roy Horniman
Promotional postcard of the Idols by Roy Horniman. From W. J. Lockes novel. First produced in Birmingham on 24th August and at the Garrick 28th September 1908. The Great Trial Scene (Act III)

The Hope by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton
Promotional postcard for The Hope by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton. First produced at the Drury Lane Theatre, London on 14th September 1911

Home Once More by Emma Litchfield
Promotional postcard for Home Once More by Emma Litchfield. First produced in Macclesfield, 26th July 1915 and at the Elephant and Castle Theatre, 24th January 1916. Date: 1916

Home Sweet Home by Frank Lindo
Promotional postcard for Home Sweet Home by Frank Lindo. First produced at the Carleton Theatre, Greenwich, 18th May 1903 and Grand Theatre, Islington, 4th July 1904

Home on Leave by Edward Knoblock
Home On Leave by Edward Knoblock. First produced at the Royalty Theatre, 18th October 1916 Date: 1916

Havoc by Harry Wall
Promotional postcard for Havoc by Harry Wall. First produced at the Regent Theatre, 4th November 1923 and Haymarket, 16th January 1924

Theatre Pompadour, Paris
Promotional postcard for Barcet Theatre Pompadour, 34 passage de l Opera, Paris theatrical institute, directed by M.A. Gromier

Grand Hotel by Edward Knoblock
Promotional postcard of Grand Hotel by Edward Knoblock from Vicki Baums novel (1929 - original German title Menschen im Hotel). First produced at the Adelphi Theatre, 3rd September 1931

The Geisha by Owen Halt
The Geisha by Owen Hall; music Sidney Jones produced by George Edwardes. First produced at Dalys Theatre, London 25th April 1896

The Light That Failed by George Fleming
Promotional postcard for The Light That Failed by George Fleming (Julia Constance Fletcher) from Rudyard Kiplings (1890) novel. First produced at the Lyric Theatre, 7th February 1903

Jealousy by Eugene Walters
Promotional postcard for Jealousy by Eugene Walters from the French of Louis Verneuil. First produced at the Fortune Theatre, 5th December 1928. Date: 1928

The Girl on the Film adapted by James Tanner
Promotional postcard for The Girl on the Film adapted by James Tanner from Filmzauber( Film Magic, Berliner Theater, 19/10/1912) by Rudolf Bernauer & Rudolf Schauzer; music Walter Kollo

General Post by J E Harold Terry
Promotional postcard for General Post by J E Harold Terry. Percy Hutchison and Herbert Jay Present Touring to the New Theatre in Taunton, from 17th February 1918. Date: 1918

Miles Mander and June in Riding for a King (1926) one of the Stephen Donaghue racing dramas Date: 1927

Stephen Donaghue and Madge Stuart in one of the racing dramas (1926) Date: 1926

Stephen Phillips
STEPHEN PHILLIPS writer of poems and verse- dramas such as Christ in Hades and The new inferno Date: 1864 - 1915

Eden Phillpotts
EDEN PHILLPOTTS writer of rustic tales and dramas Date: 1862 - 1960

Franz Neumayr
FRANZ NEUMAYR German Jesuit churchman, preacher and author of 112 books and pamphlets, including religious dramas in Latin. Date: 1697 - 1765

Iphigenia, daughter of Agamemnon, king of Mycenae. Sacrifice of Iphigenia by her father at Aulis to secure favourable winds for the fleet to sail against Troy

Dion Boucicault (also Bourcicault, and Dionysius Lardner Boursiquot) (1820-1890) Irish-born British actor, playwright and producer. Author of Sensation Dramas

Scandinavian Furniture
The kind of furniture you d see on the stage for one of Ibsens dramas of domestic life. Date: 1869

VICTORIAN HAT
A Victorian style hat, worn with a boa, made poplular again in the 1940s, when so many period dramas were being made into popular films

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"Dramas: A Captivating Journey Through the World of Entertainment" Step into a world filled with passion, intrigue, and larger-than-life characters. From the glamorous Dolly Sisters to the thought-provoking "Man and Superman" by George Bernard Shaw, they have always held us spellbound. In this captivating photo of Miss Alice Delysia, we catch a glimpse of her mesmerizing performance that left audiences in awe. The silhouettes of a fox hunt in the York and Ainsty country evoke both excitement and suspense as we imagine the chase unfold before our eyes. Even royalty seeks solace in dramatic tales, as seen in this photo of HRH Prince of Wales aboard HMS Repulse. It reminds us that dramas transcend social boundaries and captivate hearts across all walks of life. The Huntsman painting by W Smithson Broadhead transports us to an enchanting forest where secrets are whispered among towering trees. Meanwhile, The Quinlan Opera Company invites us to immerse ourselves in melodies that stir our souls. As we eagerly anticipate bidding farewell to one year and welcoming another, an advert for the Happy New Year Costume Ball on 31st December 1925 promises an evening filled with laughter, romance, and unforgettable memories. Mr Waller dressed as d'Artagnan takes us back to an era when swashbuckling heroes roamed the streets with their undeniable charm. And who can forget Shakespeare's timeless masterpiece? This scene from "The Merchant of Venice" showcases love's triumph over adversity. At Lyceum Theatre's production of "The Miracle, " spectators were transported into a realm where miracles become reality – reminding us that even amidst chaos, hope prevails. Lastly but not leastly Horace Hodges shines brilliantly in his role in "Lightnin, " leaving audiences rolling with laughter at every turn. They have always been more than just entertainment; they are windows into the human experience.