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The Swiss Express by Arthur H Gilbert and Charles Renad

The Swiss Express by Arthur H Gilbert and Charles Renad


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The Swiss Express by Arthur H Gilbert and Charles Renad

Promotional postcard for The Swiss Express by Arthur H. Gilbert and Charles Renad. First produced at the Princesss Theatre, 26th December 1891. The image shows Charles & Frederick. Renad as James and John. The Renad brothers were always associated with this knock-about farce which they performed innumerable times. The autographs are as requested on the reverse by the sender of the card. Touring to Grand Theatre, Woolwich, 15th October 1906. Date: 1906

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Arthur Autographs Brothers Express Footmen Frederick Gilbert Panto Pantomime Promotional Servant Servants Swiss Theatrical


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Step right up and experience the hilarious antics of Charles Renad and Frederick Renad in 'The Swiss Express'! This promotional postcard from 1906 showcases the Renad brothers in their iconic roles as James and John, the bumbling footmen in this knock-about farce. Produced at the Princess Theatre in London on December 26, 1891, 'The Swiss Express' was a popular staple of Edwardian theatre and pantomime, with the Renad brothers performing it innumerable times. The brothers' autographs, as requested on the reverse, add a personal touch to this vintage memento. The card announces their upcoming performance at the Grand Theatre in Woolwich on October 15, 1906. The image captures the brothers' playful expressions and the intricate detail of their servant costumes, transporting us back to the golden age of theatrical entertainment. 'The Swiss Express' was a beloved comedy that brought laughter and joy to audiences throughout the 1900s. This postcard is a treasured piece of theatre history, offering a glimpse into the world of Edwardian popular entertainment and the enduring appeal of the Renad brothers' comedic talents.

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