Scope and Contents Souvenir program of the 200th performance of "The admirable Crichton" by J.M. Barrie. London: Produced and published for C. Frohman by Carl Hentschel, 1903. Book [2] leaves, 6 unnumbered leaves of plates: illustrations (some color); 32 cm. Also included in this folder is a souvenir program for Walter Hampden and Fay Bainter in The Admirable Crichton, direction George C. Tyler in association with Erlanger Productions, Inc.; a facsimile map of Crichton's Island ("from a map by Wm....

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Alice in Wonderland at the Opera Comique, souvenir of 100th performance of Messrs. Horace Sedger's and Arthur Eliot's pantomime / Rose Hersee; Arthur Amory Houghton; Carl Hentschel. [London] : [Richard Clay and Sons], 1899. Book 1 volume (unpaged) : illustrations, portraits, facsimiles; 25 cm.

Included is a bifold "issue" of Theatre News, February 17, 1899; brown paper "wrapper" for souvenir.

Scope and Contents Booklet, 18 pages. Illustration by Khudyakov [Chudiakov] on the front cover. On the inside are illustrations by Khudyakov [A. Chudiakov], G. Jadrizhinsky, M. Jordan, G. Pojedaiev, Konstantinovsky.Included is a flier for "Alexander and Alexis Steinmann present J. Jushny's 'The Blue Bird' Company with Artistes of the Imperial Theatre, Moscow" [at the New Scala Theatre].In the 1920s, Der blaue Vogel (The Blue Bird) was a theater/cabaret founded by Russian émigrés living...

Scope and Contents Included in this folder:1) Souvenir of Dante / Victorien Sardou; Émile Moreau; Laurence Irving; Henry Irving, Sir. Presented at Drury Lane Theatre, London, by Henry Irving. New York: R.H. Russell, 1903. English Book [6], 12, [1] pages: illustrations; 29 cm. First page has "A.S.Jackson" written at top; covers detached; tied with red string.2) Dante by V. Sardou and É. Moreau, presented at the Druray Lane Theatre by Henry Irving, some explanatory notes by and...

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Hardcover souvenir portfolio for Don Juan at the Gaiety Theatre. Cover says Sketches by Alma, Lithographed by Hollinghurst Bros. Contains nine full color illustrations of characters in the production.

Scope and Contents Souvenir book for Sir Henry Irving's Broadway engagement and American tour of W.G. Wills's Faust, adapted from Goethe; known as "the Lyceum Faust" for the Irving's London Theatre, where he premiered and performed the piece. Irving portrayed Mephistopheles, while Ellen Terry performed Margaret; the title role was played by George Alexander (the original Valentine, who succeeded H.B. Conway as Faust). Profusely illustrated by W. Telbin, W.H. Margetson, Hawes Craven, J. Bernard Partridge, and...