Tripp Collection

The actress and dancer June Tripp, London, 1920
The actress and dancer June Tripp appearing in Buzz Buzz, London, 1920 Date: 1920

Old Curiosity Shop
A view of The Old Curiosity Shop in Holborn, London, in the 1930s. Artist: Alker Tripp

June Howard-Tripp, English actress
June Howard-Tripp, sometimes referred to simply by her stage name, June, English actress. Date: 1934

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

Tripp Isenhour USA Bay Hill Invitational Bay Hill Invitational, Orlando, Florida, USA 17 March 2001 Date: 17 March 2001

St Pauls Cathedral
A view of St Pauls Cathedral from the River Thames, London, in the 1930s. Artist: Alker Tripp

Nelsons Column
A view of Nelsons Column and Trafalgar Square London, in the 1930s. Artist: Alker Tripp

St Jamess Palace
A view of St Jamess Palace, London, in the 1930s. Artist: Alker Tripp

Piccadilly Circus
A view of Eros and Piccadilly Circus, London, in the 1930s. Artist: Alker Tripp

Lady Inverclyde by Madame Yevonde
June Howard (nÚÑáTripp), Lady Inverclyde (circa 1900-1985), Actress; second wife of 4th Baron Inverclyde. Pictured with her spaniel wearing a brimless hat in which she has pinned a brooch in

Motorcycling to all A new cycle which costs only ? 22 and does an average of 30 miles an hour George Duller the well known jockey with Mrs Duller

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"June Tripp: A Dazzling Actress and Dancer from London, 1920" Step back in time to the vibrant era of the 1920s, where the talented actress and dancer June Tripp graced the stages of London. Known for her captivating performances alongside Violet Loraine, June Howard-Tripp enchanted audiences with her undeniable talent. London's iconic landmarks served as a backdrop to June's flourishing career. From the majestic St Paul's Cathedral to the enchanting Old Curiosity Shop, she danced through history, leaving an indelible mark on each location she visited. The towering Nelson's Column stood witness to her rise in fame while St James's Palace became a regal setting for her theatrical triumphs. In bustling Piccadilly Circus, June Tripp shone like a star amidst its dazzling lights and lively atmosphere. Her radiant presence illuminated this iconic square as admirers gathered around to catch a glimpse of their beloved performer. Beyond her artistic endeavors, June also captured hearts offstage. Lady Inverclyde by Madame Yevonde immortalized her beauty through photography - an exquisite testament to her timeless allure. While our journey takes us back in time with June Tripp, it is worth noting that another individual shares this name -Tripp Isenhour. Although unrelated to our esteemed actress and dancer from yesteryears, his achievements deserve recognition too. His notable accomplishments have left their own unique imprint on various fields. Whether we delve into history or explore contemporary success stories like that Isenhour’s legacy – one thing remains certain: individuals named "Tripp" continue making remarkable contributions across different realms throughout time.