Loraine Collection

View from the Capitol Entrance - Madison, Wisconsin showing the Hotel Loraine and West Washington Avenue. Date: circa 1930s

Dennis Loraine (left), Peter Pinto then chief architect of the Glenrothes Development Corporation, and film star George Sanders (right) study a model of the Cadco project. 6th December 1964

The Bing Boys are here, WW1 revue, Alhambra Theatre
The Bing Boys are here, WW1 revue at the Alhambra Theatre, London - Emma (Violet Loraine) goes up the social ladder Date: 1916

June Tripp and Violet Loraine
June Tripp (1901-1985), sometimes known just by her stage name June, and Violet Loraine (1886-1956) appearing in the revue show Fanfare at the Prince Edward Theatre. Date: 1932

Robert Loraine as Cyrano, Apollo Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London Date: early 20th century

Noel En Lorraine (engraving)
2789245 Noel En Lorraine (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Noel En Lorraine. Illustration for Journal Des Voyages, 24 December 1893)

"Before the Bubble Burst"A cheerful Dennis Loraine, glass in hand
" Before the Bubble Burst" A cheerful Dennis Loraine, glass in hand, on top of the world. Now he is in Rome-and Board of Trade investigations are going on. 6th December 1964

George Robey, Violet Loraine and Alfred Lester, music hall entertainers, early 20th century. Artist: Wrather & Buys
George Robey (1869-1954), Violet Loraine (1886-1956) and Alfred Lester (1895-1925), music hall entertainers, early 20th century

Robert Loraine / Vf 1912
ROBERT LORAINE English actor-manager in Britain and America; also an aviator during World War One Date: 1876 - 1935

Violet Loraine knitting in Round the Map, WWI
Actress Violet Loraine, darning socks in her role in Round the Map at the Alhambra, where she sang a sock darning anthem to music composed by Herman Fink

Tatler cover - Violet Loraine
Front cover of The Tatler magazine featuring a portrait of actress and singer, Violet Loraine (1886-1956), star of the Bing Boys are Here, one of the most popular stage shows of the Great War period

Violet Loraine (1886-1956), actress and singer, star of numerous West End musicals and revues during the First World War including Push and Go and The Bing Boys are Here. Date: 1915

Miniature - Major Sir Frederick FitzWygram, MC
Miniature portrait of Major Sir Frederick FitzWygram, M.C. 2nd Battalion Scots Guards. Born 1884, died 1920. Captured on the 17th May 1915 (Battle of Festubert) commanding F Company

Hippodrome ladies home for soldiers pets, WW1
Actresses of the London Hippodrome Revue posing with dogs they had provided homes for while their solider owners were away fighting at the front

Tatler cover - The Bing Boys are Here
Front cover of The Tatler showing a scene from the popular revue, The Bing Boys are Here starring Alfred Lester, George Robey, Lillian Davies and Blanche Stocker

For sale as Licensed Images

Choose your image, Select your licence and Download the media

"Loraine: A Legacy of Talent and Artistry" Step into the captivating world of Loraine, where talent and artistry intertwine to create unforgettable moments. From the breathtaking view at the Capitol Entrance in Madison, Wisconsin, to the vibrant energy of The Bing Boys' WW1 revue at Alhambra Theatre, Loraine leaves an indelible mark on every stage. June Tripp and Violet Loraine grace us with their presence, showcasing their exceptional skills that mesmerize audiences worldwide. Meanwhile, Dennis Loraine stands alongside Peter Pinto as they shape the architectural landscape of Glenrothes Development with visionary brilliance. The legendary Robert Loraine takes center stage as Cyrano at Apollo Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue, leaving spectators awestruck by his commanding performance. In another realm entirely, Noel En Lorraine's enchanting engraving transports us to a place where imagination knows no bounds. Witnessing music hall entertainers George Robey, Violet Loraine, and Alfred Lester in action during the early 20th century is like stepping back in time. Their lively performances captivate hearts and bring joy to all who have the pleasure of experiencing them firsthand. Violet Loraine's knitting prowess shines through in Round the Map during World War I—a testament to her dedication not only as an entertainer but also as a compassionate soul supporting those affected by conflict. Even gracing Tatler's cover cannot contain Violet Loraine's magnetic charm; she effortlessly captures our attention wherever she goes. And let us not forget Major Sir Frederick FitzWygram MC—his miniature portrait serves as a reminder of bravery and honor within this illustrious lineage. Loraine embodies a legacy that transcends time—an enduring testament to creativity and passion that continues to inspire generations today.