Roles Collection (page 15)

Traditional female accomplishments
Three young women demonstrating traditional female accomplishments -- reading, embroidery, and playing the piano

George Grossmith / Spy
GEORGE GROSSMITH (JNR) English actor, best known for his man-about-town roles

Constance Collier / Benhur
CONSTANCE COLLIER English actress (appeared in Ben Hur at Drury Lane 1902 amongst other roles)

Tom Walls / Cig Card
TOM WALLS English actor and director, later in character roles

Sophie Tucker / Photo
SOPHIE TUCKER (Sophia Abuza) American vaudeville singer with occasional film roles

Handwriting / Garrick
English actor, famous for his Shakespearean roles, enclosing a lock of his hair for use in a portrait

Garrick / Liotard / Paris
DAVID GARRICK English actor, famous for his Shakespearean roles, in Paris in 1751

Garrick / Pond / Allen
DAVID GARRICK English actor, famous for his Shakespearean roles, as he first appeared in London at the age of 25

Garrick / Essex / Miniature
DAVID GARRICK English actor, famous for his Shakespearean roles

Garrick / Cwb
DAVID GARRICK English actor, famous for his Shakespearean roles

Jordan as Peggy
DOROTHEA JORDAN (nee Bland) actress renowned for her comic roles, notably this one of Peggy in The country girl : her laugh was famous and captivated her audiences

Frances Abington - 12
FRANCES ABINGTON a popular actress of the London stage, known especially for her comic roles

Women in Harem
Women in an Egyptian harem. Here they are able to take off their veils, but there is little for them to do except smoke and gossip

Hindu men at mealtime, India
Hindu men at mealtime, served by their womenfolk who are not permitted to eat with them

First on Moon / Diversity
THE FIRST MEN IN THE MOON Cavor and Bedford encounter an incredible crowd of Selenites adapted to different social roles

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"The Favourite Wins: Celebrating the Versatility of Roles" H. M. Bateman's iconic illustration, "The Favourite Wins, " captures the essence in society, showcasing how individuals can rise to prominence. Errol Flynn's unforgettable performances at Warner Bros exemplify his ability to seamlessly transition between different roles, captivating audiences with his versatility. Fulton Mackay and Sprocket filming in Cornwall demonstrate the dedication actors have towards their craft as they immerse themselves in various roles, bringing stories to life on screen. The cover for a brochure advertising Triplex Grates/Ranges reminds us that even everyday objects play important supporting roles in our lives by providing comfort and functionality. Patons knitting wools advertisement during WW1 highlights the vital role played by knitters who provided warmth and solace through their handcrafted creations for soldiers on the front lines. Adelina Patti, an extraordinary opera singer from 1843-1919, showcased her talent across diverse musical genres throughout her illustrious career – a true testament to her ability to embrace different roles within her artistry. William Kemp's legacy as a dancer showcases how performers push boundaries and explore new artistic territories while assuming various dance styles and characters throughout history. An advertisement featuring a woman patiently cleaning with the Western Electric vacuum cleaner emphasizes how household chores are essential but often overlooked roles that contribute to maintaining cleanliness and orderliness within homes. Mary Casson brilliantly portrayed Sir Gerald du Maurier in Barrie's Dear Brutus, reminding us of the transformative power of acting where one person can assume multiple identities through their portrayal of different characters or historical figures. Mrs A. E Grant (Bettine Stuart-Wortley) serving as a nurse during WW1 symbolizes women stepping into crucial caregiving roles during times of crisis when their compassion and expertise were desperately needed on the front lines.