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Haviland Series of Theatrical Celebrities 1907 - 1910

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"Nicolete"

 

Marie Tempest as Becky Warder in "The truth." at the Comedy Theatre

 

"Irene Wycherley": Miss Lena Ashwell, The great emotional actress, in a new part.

 

A second Patti: Mme. Luis Tetrazini

 

Do You believe in Fairies? - Peter Pan (Miss Pauline Chase) in the Thrush's-nest boat.

Mr. Tree as John Jasper in "Edwin Drood"

"Malade Imaginaire"; Miss Mary Moore as the Mollusc, at the Criterion

 

The "Knight of the doleful countenance" on the stage; Mr. F.R. Benson as Senor Quixano in "Don Quixote."

 

Miss Stella Campbell, who plays Helen Thornhill in "The Thunderbolt." at the St. James's Theatre

 

 

No. XV - Miss Mabel Hackney as Phyllis in "The Thunderbolt"

 

 

 

No.XVI - Madame Melba, who gave a great charity concert on June 24
in honour of her twentieth season at Covent Garden

 

 

No. XVII - Miss Maria Gay as Carmen

Mr. Cyril Maude as Richard Lascelles. "The Flag-Lieutenant."

 

No. XIX - Madame Emma Destinn as Nedda in "I Pagliacci"

 

 

No. XX Mr. Charles Hawtrey

 

 

No. XXI - Miss Marie Lohr

 

No. XXIV - Miss Ethel Irving, who is playingMrs Harry Telfer in " Dolly reforming herself" at the Haymarket

 

No. XXV, - Mr. Weedon Grossmith as Allan Marchmontin "The Early Worm" at Wyndham's

 

Marie Tempest
One of the leading comedy actresses of the British stage

 

 

Miss Irene Vanbrugh
One of the leading emotional actresses of the British stage

 

 

 

No. XXIX - Sir Herbert Tree as the high priest in M. Brieux's play. "False Gods"

 

 

 

An Offering to ISIS

No. XXX - Mrs Patrick Campbell as Mieris in "False Gods" at his Majesty's Theatre

 

 

 

No. XXXI. - Miss Lena Ashwell, who is playing Mrs Hartland in "The great Mrs. Alloway" at the Globe

 

 

 

No. XXXII: Miss Hilda Trevelyan as Wendy, "The little mother" im "Peter Pan" at the Duke of York's

 

 

 

No.XXXIV: Mr H.B. Irving as R. L. Stevenson's dual personality. - "Jekel and Hyde"

 

 

 

No. XXXV. Miss Edyth Walker as Elektra in Richerd Strauss's "Elektra"

 

 

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