Box John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Contains 50 Results:
O’Brian the Irish Giant Illustration, 1893
Illustration featuring a giant at nearly nine feet high.
Theatre Royal Handbill, 31 December 1838
The Soldier's Daughter, comedy in 3 acts - The Sleeping Draught, farce in one act - Number Nip in Harlequin and the Gnome King - Beverley’s Grand Moving Diorama at Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.
Professor Kitchingman’s Performing Fleas Handbill, c1869
221 Regent Street. Contains review of precious performance.
Henry Aston Barker’s Panorama Handbill, 1815
Description of the representation of the Battle of Paris, fought on the 30th March, 1814. Circular illustration at Leicester Square, London.
The Royal Aquarium, and Summer and Winter Garden Society Programme, 7 February 1891
Royal Aquarium, London. Illustrated, 4pp. Printed by Phipps and Connor, 13 and 14 Tothill Street, Westminster.
The Famous Arions Handbill, 22 October c1866
Swiss Bell Ringers and Dave William the great Comic Artist. Programme describing performers with area left blank for over printing when touring, 4pp.
Babil and Bijou Handbill, 8 April 1882
The Lost Regalia - ballet, chorus, and music - by Dion Boucicault, F.R. Planche, Frank W. Green and G. Jacobi - at Alhambra Theatre, London. Grand Fairy Spectacular Opera. Illustrated borders, 4pp. Printed by Letts, Son and Co., London, EC.
Sanger’s Grand National Amphitheatre Handbill, c1888 - 1891
Scenes in the Arena followed by the drama of Mazeppa or The Wild Horse of Tartary, at Sanger’s Grand National Amphitheatre. circus followed by ‘Mazeppa’ a drama, and the Grand Burlesque Christmas Pantomime entitled: Harlequin St. George and The Dragon’, 4pp.
Theatre Royal Handbill, 9 June 1819
Miss Clara Fisher, Lilliputian Wonder - King Richard III - The Falls of Clyde - at Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. Engaged with her sister to perform for three nights only.
Theatre Royal Handbill, 10 June 1819
Miss Clara Fisher, Lilliputian Wonder - Merchant of Venice - Bombastes Furioso - at Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. Engaged with her sister to perform for three nights only.
Theatre Royal Handbill, 11 June 1819
Miss Clara Fisher, Lilliputian Wonder - Bombastes Furioso - Douglas - at Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. Engaged with her sister to perform for three nights only.
Theatre Royal Handbill, 12 June 1819
Miss Clara Fisher, Lilliputian Wonder - King Richard III - Lilliput - at Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. Engaged with her sister to perform for three nights only.
Centenary Jubilee Handbill, 1833
Ballad poem for opening of gardens for only one shilling. Vauxhall, London.
Drury Lane Theatre Royal Handbill, 2 November 1863
Lord Byron’s Manfred!, at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. Also Comedietta of John Dobbs, 4pp. Printed by Thompson and Harrison, Wilderness Lane, Salisbury Square, E.C.
Drury Lane Theatre Royal Handbill, 10 - 12 October 1863
Lord Byron’s Manfred!, at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. ‘First Nights of Manfred!-Telbin’s scenery!! and of the appearance of Mr Phelps’, 4pp. Printed by Thompson and Harrison, Wilderness Lane, Salisbury Square, E.C.
A Vocal and Instrumental Concert Handbill, 22 November 1838
Royal Baths, Rooms and Gardens, Manor House, Kings Road, Chelsea. Also dramatic performance on Thursday the laughable interlude of ‘The Intrigue’. Printed by Romney, 83 and 84 Bridge Road, Lambeth.
Benefit of Mr C. Henry the Clown Handbill, 27 April 1855
The Pantomime ‘Green Bushes’ at South Shields Theatre. Also comic song with Mr Coefield. Printed by Hewison, Market Place, South Shields.
Illustrated London News Clipping, 17 October 1863
Illustration of 'Steinback Waterfall, Haunt of the Witch of the Alps’ - a Scene from 'Manfred' at Drury Lane Theatre. Illusion created by Pepper’s ghost Method. Dircks and Pepper had patented their invention on 5th Feb, 1863., 2pp.
Romeo and Juliet Handbill, 7 May 1838
Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Also Romantic opera, Amelie or, The Love test and others. Printed by W.S. Johnson 'Nassau Press', 6 Nassau Street, Soho.
Mirth and Music Handbill, 13 November 1843
Topliff’s Merry Night at London Mechanics’ Institution, Holborn. Printed by Shaw, adjoining the Swan Inn, Old Kent Road.