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Results 1171 - 1180 of 1896 for "Henry Irving"

ET-D128b programme (various works)

British Library

[12 May 1891] Henry Irving as the brothers; Edward Gordon Craig as M. Beauchamp; Kate Phillips as Coralie. Annotated '1st night 1891'. The time of performance has b...
ET-D131b programme

British Library

[25 July 1891] Ellen Terry as Beatrice and Henry Irving as Benedick; annual benefit for Ellen Terry. Music composed by Meredith Ball; last night of 13th season. Edwa...
ET-D146b programme ("Becket")

British Library

[6 February 1893] Henry Irving as Becket, Ellen Terry as Rosamund and Edward Gordon Craig as Knight Templar. Music by C. Villiers Stanford; annotated on cover 'First ni...
EC-H790 play ("Macbeth")

Smallhythe Place

[1885] "Macbeth". By William Shakespeare. Label, 'bought at the Henry Irving Sale 14-19 Dec 1905'; embossed A. Holden 18 Church St, Liverpool, bookseller.
ET HIP-K2668 photograph

British Library

[Undated] Bust of Henry Irving. Annotated on reverse 'by Courtnay Pollock Russell-Cotes Museum' and '12 [illegible] Rd Kensington' and the number '03712'.
ET-7,006 christmas card

British Library

[1886] Decorative paper in red and white, illustration of man in red costume, with sword, and feather in his cap; artist's initials.
ET-D232 programme

British Library

[23 October 1899] Merchant Seamen's Orphanage. Concert for the Merchant Seamen's Orphanage; Chairman Sir Henry Irving. Annotated with Ellen Terry's comments beside each performance.
ET-D25 programmes, two ("Hamlet")

British Library

[9 July 1879] First benefit performance for Ellen Terry, with Henry Irving. One programme has a note to the papers requesting an announcement of the performance.
ET-M4/12/10 cutting

British Library

[Undated] Illustration of London College of Choristers sings S. S. Wesley's Let us Now Praise Famous Men [Henry Irving Centenary Matinee].
ET-Z1,615 letter

British Library

[Undated] From William Winter to Nell [Ellen Terry]. He expresses great fondness for her and enjoyed their last meeting and Henry [Irving]'s happiness.