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Results 741 - 750 of 1896 for "Henry Irving"

MHF2-G215 cutting

British Library

[5 February 1938] Centenary of Henry Irving's birth, mentioning his connections with Norfolk; assessment of his work; Comedie Francaise, Macklin, Siddons, Kean, Kemble,...
MHF2-G216 cutting

British Library

[10 February 1938] Centenary of Henry Irving's birth; Mr Matt Pearson of Syston, recalls that Mr Lawrence Brown, a timber merchant in Leicester, was a friend of Henry Ir...
MHF2-G235 cutting, incomplete

British Library

[Undated] Story of Henry Irving and Fussie his dog; pictures of Mr A. Bertram and Mr Sidney Davies; mentions Bram Stoker; Alfred Davis; picture cut from article...
MHF2-G250 cutting

British Library

[1938] [BBC]. Centenary of Henry Irving's birth; wreaths laid on Irving's tomb; memorial exhibition to open in London Museum; Violet Vanbrugh to broadcast radio pro...
MHF2-G257 cutting

British Library

[23 January 1938] Actors' Benevolent Fund. Centenary of Henry Irving's birth; service at St Martin in the Fields; collection for Actors' Benevolent Fund; floral tributes on his tomb at Westmins...
MHF2-G375 cutting

British Library

[7 February 1938] Report of the Henry Irving Centenary Memorial Service in St Martin-in-the-Fields church followed by procession, listing those involved including Edith...
MHF2-G390 cutting

British Library

[7 February 1938] Henry Irving Centenary Service at St Martin-in-the-Fields church, followed by procession led by Edith Craig; wreath of scarlet poppies carried by Owen...
MHF2-G417 cutting

British Library

[12 February 1938] Recollection by F. S. Boas of the Athenaeum of Henry Irving's performance in Theatre Royal, Belfast; annotated '2283'.
EC-T8 booklet ("Sir Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry")

Smallhythe Place

[Undated] "Sir Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry". By Bram Stoker. Red card covers; with hand coloured illustrations and original artwork fixed to front cover by Pamela Colman Smith.
6unnumbered notepaper, fragment

British Library

[1902] Provincial Tour 1902 of Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry and the Lyceum Company. Annotated with ink marks.