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"Foulsham and Banfield: Capturing the Essence of Theatrical Glamour" Step into a world of enchantment as Foulsham and Banfield's captivating photographs transport you to the golden age of theater. With their lens, they immortalized the iconic Miss Lily Elsie, known for her bewitching portrayal in "The Merry Widow, " leaving audiences spellbound long after the curtains fell. Sir George Edward Wade takes center stage, transformed into the eccentric Mayor of Mudcumdyke, his flamboyant character brought to life by Foulsham and Banfield's artistic vision. A true chameleon, Wade effortlessly embodies various roles with unmatched charisma. In 1923, Foulsham and Banfield captured John Masefield, an English poet whose words resonated deeply with readers across generations. Their photograph reveals not only his poetic prowess but also a glimpse into his soulful nature. Witness history unfold through their lens as Hornblower surrenders in 1920 – a moment frozen in time that speaks volumes about courage and sacrifice. Equally compelling is "At the Auction, " where every detail tells a story waiting to be unraveled. Miss Lily Elsie returns once more as Alice in "The Dollar Princess, " radiating elegance and grace on stage under Foulsham and Banfield's watchful eye. Meanwhile, Miss Isabel Jay captivates hearts as Christine in "Dear Little Denmark, " her performance forever etched in our memories. Their portfolio extends beyond theatrical brilliance; it captures moments that transcend time itself. In 1917, they beautifully portrayed a woman smoking – an image that challenges societal norms while exuding confidence and independence. Laurette Taylor graces their collection with her ethereal presence from c1905-c1919 (?), leaving us longing for more glimpses into her mesmerizing performances.