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RMWHA764–Library Theatre Scarborough. Theater in the round in action. The Man of Destiny by Bernard Shaw
RM2RX77PA–Alec Guinness (Father) in A VOYAGE ROUND MY FATHER by John Mortimer at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, London SW1 04/08/1971 a Greenwich Theatre production director: Ronald Eyre
RMGB98NT–Boxing - Heavyweight - Billy Walker v Johnny Prescott - Prince of Wales Theatre - 1963. Billy Walker and Johnny Prescott shaking hands at the weigh-in for the ten round fight in the centre is Sonny Liston the world champion.
RMGC5T8R–Cliff Thorburn watches fellow Canadian Kirk Stevens at the table. The match finished at 1:45 in the morning, with Cliff Thorburn the eventual winner.
RMG53XT7–PICTURE CONVERTED TO BLACK AND WHITE China's Ding Junhui enters the arena for his first round match during the Betfred.com World Snooker Championships at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield.
RMW60AH6–The Swan Theatre, London, 1596. By Johannes de Witt (c1566-1622). The Swan was a theatre in Southwark, London, England, built in 1595 on top of a previous structure, during the first half of William Shakespeare's career.
RMG543XJ–PICTURE CONVERTED TO BLACK AND WHITE Belgium's Luca Brecel enters the arena ahead of his first round match during the Betfred.com World Snooker Championships at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield.
RM2G4D9F3–theatre / theater, opera, 'Goetterdaemmerung', by Richard Wagner, score, closing, 21.11.1874, ARTIST'S COPYRIGHT HAS NOT TO BE CLEARED
RMGCFHHH–Actress Lynn Redgrave as Alex, a hippie in 'Chinamen', as she rehearsed for 'The Two of Us' at the Garrick Theatre. 'The Two of Us'is made of of four comedies in which the two stars play eleven roles.
RM2G3M022–theatre / theater, building, theatre according to Vitrivius, interior view, engraving, 17th century, ARTIST'S COPYRIGHT HAS NOT TO BE CLEARED
RMG54HCE–England's Jimmy White (l) with opponent Stephen Hendry, from Scotland, ahead of their Second Round match which Jimmy White went on to win 13-12.
RM2G3KY5K–theatre / theater, ancient world, Greek theatre, ground plan, drawing, 19th century, ARTIST'S COPYRIGHT HAS NOT TO BE CLEARED
RM2RX77P7–Mark Dignam (Father) in A VOYAGE ROUND MY FATHER by John Mortimer at the Greenwich Theatre, London SE10 26/11/1970 set design: Mike Porter costumes: Laura Crow director: Claude Whatham
RM2J10YAB–Patrick Ryecart (Hugo / Frederic), Serena Gordon (Diana Messerschmann) in RING ROUND THE MOON by Christopher Fry adapted from ‘Invitation to the Castle’ by Jean Anouilh at the Open Air Theatre, Regent’s Park, London NW1 30/07/1985 set design: Simon Higlett costumes: Tim Goodchild lighting: Ian Callander choreographer: Terry John Bates director: David Conville
RM2GH6KJ4–The Tivoli of about 1846 in a historic engraving of 1899, Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein, North Germany,
RM2C5K0G9–l-r: Patrick Stewart (King John), Peter Needham (King Philip of France) with (above) Michael McGovern (Citizen of Angiers) in KING JOHN by Shakespeare at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) /Theatre-go-round 1970 director: Buzz Goodbody
RFCP8JYB–the Globe Theatre, 1599, a theatre building in London, here at the time of William Shakespeare, 1564 - 1616, an English playwrig
RM2RE9NG4–director Jean-Louis Barrault at a dress rehearsal of The Theatre du Soleil production of 1789 by Arianna Mnouchkine at the Round House, London NW1 in 1971
RMB4XRC8–Fulton MacKay actor with Jocelyn Brittonin dressing room looking mirror prepairing for Ring Round the Moon play at Citizens Theatre Glasgow
RMKF0HN8–'Fresh Fields' by Ivor Novello, with Ellis Jeffreys (17 May 1872 - 21 January 1943), Robert Andrews (20 February 1895 - 1976) and Lilian Braithwaite (9 March 1873 – 17 September 1948). 'I'll bring her round - I can slap hard too!' A London production at the Criterion Theatre, 5 January 1933.
RMB4TPG9–Lionel Bart who wrote Oliver plays the big drum from the Irish Guards as he marches round the Stage with the orphans and cast of Oliver There was a party on the stage of the New Theatre St Martins Lane London when the children in the show met some orphans from children homes Dr Barnardos Home Ilford Enfield Kingston and Twickenham The party was to mark the longest ever running musical in the West End 2292 shows
RM2CHK36Y–Swirling skirt goes with the honeyed notes of singer Eve Boswell pictured during her 8 hour rehearsals for the 1953 Royal Variety Performance, which is to be attended by Queen Elizabeth II at the London Coliseum tomorrow evening.
RMT1GX7T–This photo captures concert fans enjoying snacks and beverages at a summer outdoor theater.
RMG47TMY–England's Judd Trump backstage ahead of his first round match during the Betfred.com World Snooker Championships at the Crucible, Sheffield.
RMG47DA7–Actor Leslie Phillips (c) with co-stars of the West End comedy 'Sextet' Angela Scoular (l) and Carol Hawkins (r). The ladies were choosing new swimsuits for the show from Nelbarden's 1978 range, Leslie Phillips had gone along to offer his manly views on the final choices. Angela and Carol wear swimsuits in several scenes of the play, which involves six people holidaying on board a luxury Mediterranean cruiser. Leslie Phillips would go on to marry Angela Scoular in 1982.
RM2G3KY5M–theatre / theater, ancient world, Greek theatre, ground plan, drawing, 19th century, ARTIST'S COPYRIGHT HAS NOT TO BE CLEARED
RM2G4D9JR–theatre / theater, opera, 'Gugeline', by Ludwig Thuille, libretto: Otto Julius Bierbaum, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
RMWHA78P–Library Theatre Scarborough. Theatre in the round, a temporary arrangement erected each summer for a season of repertory
RM2G4D9NE–theatre / theater, opera, 'Les Huguenots', by Giacomo Meyerbeer, libretto: Eugene Scribe / Emile Deschamps, ARTIST'S COPYRIGHT HAS NOT TO BE CLEARED
RM2BWFHW0–St Joan in Berlin . Saint Joan was produced in Berlin with pronounced all round success . The production was favoured by the personal charm of the Viennese actress , Elizabeth Bergner , who played Joan . 17 October 1924
RMTRXPA1–Theatre in the 1950s. A group of stage actors posing on stage. The three women are wearing the old fashioned telephone round rotary number dial plates, and the the four men are dialing. Sweden 1953 Kristoffersson BL8-12
RME0R53T–Feb. 5, 1958 - Athens, Greece - Academy Award winning actress ELIZABETH 'LIZ' TAYLOR is in Athens with husband Mike Todd for the 'Round the World in 80 Days' premiere. PICTURED: Liz Taylor chats with PRINCE CONSTANTINE II of Greece at the Radio City Theatre.
RM2N3YDGM–Theatre in the 1950s. A group of stage actors posing on stage. The three women are wearing the old fashioned telephone round rotary number dial plates and playfully holds the reciever to clearly manifest a number on stage on the theme telephony. Sweden 1953 Kristoffersson BL9-1
RM2GG9K1X–Staircase in the new theatre Burgtheater, Vienna, Austria, Europe, Hauptstädte der Welt, historic Illustration 1897
RM2RE9NG5–English theatre critic and writer Kenneth Tynan (1927-1980) at CINEMA CITY - An Exhibition of 75 Years of Moving Pictures at the Round House, London NW1 in October 1970
![Oxford, Sheldonion Theatre 1910, The city is known worldwide as the home of the University of Oxford, the oldest university in the English-speaking world.[11] Buildings in Oxford demonstrate notable examples of every English architectural period since the late Saxon period. Oxford is known as the 'city of dreaming spires', a term coined by poet Matthew Arnold. Oxford has a broad economic base. Its industries include motor manufacturing, education, publishing and a large number of information technology and science-based businesses, some being academic offshoots. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/R27B4D/oxford-sheldonion-theatre-1910-the-city-is-known-worldwide-as-the-home-of-the-university-of-oxford-the-oldest-university-in-the-english-speaking-world-11-buildings-in-oxford-demonstrate-notable-examples-of-every-english-architectural-period-since-the-late-saxon-period-oxford-is-known-as-the-city-of-dreaming-spires-a-term-coined-by-poet-matthew-arnold-oxford-has-a-broad-economic-base-its-industries-include-motor-manufacturing-education-publishing-and-a-large-number-of-information-technology-and-science-based-businesses-some-being-academic-offshoots-R27B4D.jpg "Oxford, Sheldonion Theatre 1910, The city is known worldwide as the home of the University of Oxford, the oldest university in the English-speaking world.[11] Buildings in Oxford demonstrate notable examples of every English architectural period since the late Saxon period. Oxford is known as the 'city of dreaming spires', a term coined by poet Matthew Arnold. Oxford has a broad economic base. Its industries include motor manufacturing, education, publishing and a large number of information technology and science-based businesses, some being academic offshoots. Stock Photo")
RMR27B4D–Oxford, Sheldonion Theatre 1910, The city is known worldwide as the home of the University of Oxford, the oldest university in the English-speaking world.[11] Buildings in Oxford demonstrate notable examples of every English architectural period since the late Saxon period. Oxford is known as the 'city of dreaming spires', a term coined by poet Matthew Arnold. Oxford has a broad economic base. Its industries include motor manufacturing, education, publishing and a large number of information technology and science-based businesses, some being academic offshoots.
RMG59YK4–A breath of London air for actress Mary Tamm, 22, during a break in rehearsals for an American anti-pollution musical, Mother Earth at the Roundhouse in North London.
RMB4TPG8–Lionel Bart who wrote Oliver plays the big drum from the Irish Guards as he marches round the Stage with the orphans and cast of Oliver There was a party on the stage of the New Theatre St Martins Lane London when the children in the show met some orphans from children homes Dr Barnardos Home Ilford Enfield Kingston and Twickenham The party was to mark the longest ever running musical in the West End 2292 shows
RM2A2F8XY–Das Stuttgarter Staatstheater, Deutschland 1930er Jahre. The Stuttgart State Theatre, Germany 1930s.
RMEWR992–Children from Newbold Grange High School, Rugby, get an actors view of the auditorium during a visit to the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, 2nd May 1963. They heard a talk on the theatre and were shown round by David Forder, assistant to the director, seen he
RM2HT39X4–Sick actor Christopher Martin lived up to the theatre's tradition when he rehearsed his part as 'The Military' with there members of the cast gathered round his bed, in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. Christopher, a member of the Victoria Theatre Company, Stoke, fell ill last tuesday and has been confined to bed. He has a principal part as 'The Military' in the premier of their resident author Peter Terson's new play 'I'm in Charge of These Ruins'. Left to right are Peter Terson (author), Helen Behrens (production secretary and promotor), Edward Clayton, Christopher Martin and Ron Daniels. 8th
RMGCKARF–Snooker - Embassy World Professional Snooker Championship - Second Round - Alex Higgins v Terry Griffiths - Crucible Theatre
RMB4R74J–Elizabeth Taylor and husband Mike Todd surrounded by photographers in the theatre before showing of his film Round the World in
![Drury-Lane Theatre - Engaging for the Pantomime - drawn by M'Connell, 1858. '...a curious Scene at the stage-door...every available place was occupied round about the theatre by a crowd of persons desirous of being engaged in the forthcoming pantomime. The theme of the piece may be more than usually attractive. The ballad story of "Robin Hood" is undeniably popular, and his merry band, it might have been expected, would be more than usually numerous...a large multitude of applicants surrounded Old Drury with the strong desire, and some with the reasonable expectation, of being engage Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2RRJ7NR/drury-lane-theatre-engaging-for-the-pantomime-drawn-by-mconnell-1858-a-curious-scene-at-the-stage-doorevery-available-place-was-occupied-round-about-the-theatre-by-a-crowd-of-persons-desirous-of-being-engaged-in-the-forthcoming-pantomime-the-theme-of-the-piece-may-be-more-than-usually-attractive-the-ballad-story-of-quotrobin-hoodquot-is-undeniably-popular-and-his-merry-band-it-might-have-been-expected-would-be-more-than-usually-numerousa-large-multitude-of-applicants-surrounded-old-drury-with-the-strong-desire-and-some-with-the-reasonable-expectation-of-being-engage-2RRJ7NR.jpg "Drury-Lane Theatre - Engaging for the Pantomime - drawn by M'Connell, 1858. '...a curious Scene at the stage-door...every available place was occupied round about the theatre by a crowd of persons desirous of being engaged in the forthcoming pantomime. The theme of the piece may be more than usually attractive. The ballad story of "Robin Hood" is undeniably popular, and his merry band, it might have been expected, would be more than usually numerous...a large multitude of applicants surrounded Old Drury with the strong desire, and some with the reasonable expectation, of being engage Stock Photo")
RM2RRJ7NR–Drury-Lane Theatre - Engaging for the Pantomime - drawn by M'Connell, 1858. '...a curious Scene at the stage-door...every available place was occupied round about the theatre by a crowd of persons desirous of being engaged in the forthcoming pantomime. The theme of the piece may be more than usually attractive. The ballad story of "Robin Hood" is undeniably popular, and his merry band, it might have been expected, would be more than usually numerous...a large multitude of applicants surrounded Old Drury with the strong desire, and some with the reasonable expectation, of being engage
RM2FNM2M8–theatre / theater, opera, 'Rienzi', from Richard Wagner, French premiere, 3rd act, final, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
RMGHMABJ–Round futuristic balcony of residential block of flats on Bankside close to The Globe Shakespeare Theatre and Millennium Bride i
RM2FNM2JJ–theatre / theater, opera, 'Rienzi', from Richard Wagner, 3rd act, final, production design, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
RMG54HCF–Snooker - 1988 World Snooker Championship - Second Round - Jimmy White v Stephen Hendry - Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
RMDB3XPX–theatre, opera, 'Parsifal', by Richard Wagner, stage design, temple of the grail, Bayreuth, 1882, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RM2GG9JPR–Das Raimund Theater or Raimund Theatre named after the dramatist Ferdinand Raimung, Vienna, Austria, Europe, historic Illustration 1897
RM2RE9NGC–English theatre critic and writer Kenneth Tynan (1927-1980) at CINEMA CITY - An Exhibition of 75 Years of Moving Pictures at the Round House, London NW1 in October 1970
RMDB4NGR–geography / travel, Germany, Munich, theatre / theater, National Theater, rise to Ionian hall, interior view, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RM2B4CBJX–SEASON'S GREETINGS written & directed by Alan Ayckbourn music: Paul Todd design: Edward Lipscomb lighting: Francis Lynch l-r: Lavinia Bertram (Pattie), Robin Herford (Harvey), Tessa Peake-Jones (Belinda), Jeffrey Robert (Eddie) a Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough production Round House, London NW1 13/10/1980
RM2PKFMC8–Tom Courtenay (Alceste) in THE MISANTHROPE by Moliere at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, England 21/05/1981 translated by Richard Wilbur design: Malcolm Pride lighting: Joe Davis director: Casper Wrede
RM2A2JC2G–Eine Rundreise durch Oberschlesien; Deutsches Reich 1930er Jahre. A round trip through Upper Silesia, Germany 1930s.
RFR01CEP–Vintage engraving of the well preserved Verona Arena, Roman amphitheatre built of limestone with outstanding acustic in the first century for 30.000 spectators
RF2KXEMKT–Epidauros, Greece - 9 November, 2022: architectural detail of the stone rows and seats in the Ancient Theatre of Epidauros in southern Greece
RMDKR2T1–Feb. 5, 1958 - Athens, Greece - Academy Award winning actress ELIZABETH 'LIZ' TAYLOR is in Athens with husband Mike Todd for the 'Round the World in 80 Days' premiere. PICTURED: Liz Taylor chats with PRINCE CONSTANTINE II of Greece at the Radio City Theatre. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures USA)
![Mr. Compton, of the Theatre Royal Haymarket, as "Touchstone", 1857. Portrait from a photograph by Mayall. Henry Compton '...has played the whole of that fine round of characters which are familiar to us as the clowns of Shakspeare...he has shown a decided originality of conception, and...a marvellous force of dry humour, such as we can imagine Shakspeare himself intended. That his acting is perfectly natural let any one say who have seen his Touchstone, in "As You Like It"...Shakspeare has placed some of his finest philosophy in the mouths of his clowns; they are not buffoo Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R8Y320/mr-compton-of-the-theatre-royal-haymarket-as-quottouchstonequot-1857-portrait-from-a-photograph-by-mayall-henry-compton-has-played-the-whole-of-that-fine-round-of-characters-which-are-familiar-to-us-as-the-clowns-of-shakspearehe-has-shown-a-decided-originality-of-conception-anda-marvellous-force-of-dry-humour-such-as-we-can-imagine-shakspeare-himself-intended-that-his-acting-is-perfectly-natural-let-any-one-say-who-have-seen-his-touchstone-in-quotas-you-like-itquotshakspeare-has-placed-some-of-his-finest-philosophy-in-the-mouths-of-his-clowns-they-are-not-buffoo-2R8Y320.jpg "Mr. Compton, of the Theatre Royal Haymarket, as "Touchstone", 1857. Portrait from a photograph by Mayall. Henry Compton '...has played the whole of that fine round of characters which are familiar to us as the clowns of Shakspeare...he has shown a decided originality of conception, and...a marvellous force of dry humour, such as we can imagine Shakspeare himself intended. That his acting is perfectly natural let any one say who have seen his Touchstone, in "As You Like It"...Shakspeare has placed some of his finest philosophy in the mouths of his clowns; they are not buffoo Stock Photo")
RM2R8Y320–Mr. Compton, of the Theatre Royal Haymarket, as "Touchstone", 1857. Portrait from a photograph by Mayall. Henry Compton '...has played the whole of that fine round of characters which are familiar to us as the clowns of Shakspeare...he has shown a decided originality of conception, and...a marvellous force of dry humour, such as we can imagine Shakspeare himself intended. That his acting is perfectly natural let any one say who have seen his Touchstone, in "As You Like It"...Shakspeare has placed some of his finest philosophy in the mouths of his clowns; they are not buffoo
RM2JAYMGC–Duchess of Kent Meets Mr. Crowd at Theatre Carnival - The Duchess of Kent wears a wide brimmed hat of dark straw as she is conducted round the Film and Theatre Carnival at Roehampton, today, by stage writer Noel Coward. June 02, 1950. (Photo by Fox Photos).
RM2APE0M8–Amsterdam fire department. Fire guard in so-called theatre tunic. The fire department guarded theatres during performances against fire hazard. Unlike the regular uniform, the helmet is not equipped with a leather neck blow, the fire guard has a spectacle knife (under the belt) and a loose lifeline instead of the line in a round bag. Date: 4 February 1946 Location: Amsterdam, Noord-Holland Keywords: fire brigade, theaters
RM2HX57JN–A wave of gaiety swept, over Leicester-square last night as cheering hundreds crowded round film stars arriving for the European gala premiere of 'Not As A Stranger' at the square Theatre. The beautiful French film actress Gaby Andre drew gaps of admiration from her fans when she arrived for the Premiere. One man said: 'It was worth waiting to see that dazzling smile.' July 28, 1955.
RM2BWBX2F–The other ' Little Vagabond ' comes to London from Paris Little Jean Forest ( right ) , who with the youthful Lewis Shaw played the ' Two little Vagabonds ' in the version of the famous play , has come to London for the first time . He was shown round London by his little English colleague 20 December 1924
RM2WP4WWH–Raimung Theatre in Vienna, round building, street, walker, statues, ornamentation, lantern, Austria, historical illustration 1890
RF2CAF278–To be continued comic cartoon style title on black and white movie vintage film round shutter. Old cinema circle promotion announcement screen. Vector eps retro show entertainment scene poster
RM2X1B2E3–Schwenders Colosseum, image of the theatre hall of Schwenders Colosseum. view in the axis on the open stage during of a introduction. watercolour by Gustav Zafaurek. repro negative based on watercolour, 22.04.1983 - 19830422 PD78198 - Rechteinfo: Rights Managed (RM)
RM2PKFMC6–l-r: Tom Courtenay (Alceste), Christopher Gable (Philinte) in THE MISANTHROPE by Moliere at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, England 21/05/1981 translated by Richard Wilbur design: Malcolm Pride lighting: Joe Davis director: Casper Wrede
RM2A2JC47–Eine Rundreise durch Oberschlesien; Deutsches Reich 1930er Jahre. A round trip through Upper Silesia, Germany 1930s.
RM2BAMK85–THE ORDEAL OF GILBERT PINFOLD by Ronald Harwood from the novel by Evelyn Waugh design: Stephen Doncaster lighting: Mark Henderson director: Michael Elliott Michael Hordern (Gilbert Pinfold), Lindsay Duncan (Margaret) The Royal Exchange Theatre Company at The New Round House, London NW1 14/02/1979
RM2C75035–Mike Gwilym (Ferdinand), Helen Mirren (The Duchess of Malfi) in THE DUCHESS OF MALFI by John Webster at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester 16/09/1980 transferred to the Roundhouse, London NW1 01/04/1981 design: Bob Crowley lighting: Geoffrey Joyce director: Adrian Noble
RMDKM78Y–Feb. 5, 1958 - Athens, Greece - Academy Award winning actress ELIZABETH 'LIZ' TAYLOR is in Athens with husband Mike Todd for the 'Round the World in 80 Days' premiere. PICTURED: Liz Taylor chats with PRINCE CONSTANTINE II of Greece at the Radio City Theatre. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures USA)
RM2CAWFYG–MORTE D'ARTHUR by Sir Thomas Malory dramatised and directed by David Freeman composer: Nigel Osborne design: David Roger lighting: Michael Calf in rehearsal: David Freeman St Paul's Church, Hammersmith, London W6 / a Lyric Theatre Hammersmith production 31/07/1990 (c) Donald Cooper
![Ceiling of Astley's Theatre, 1858. Refurbished building in London. 'This theatre, on its reopening, has presented new attractions which deserve express notice. Many alterations and improvements have been made in the interior, and the accommodation of the boxes is much increased...There is also a new ceiling, with a striking series of paintings, representing the gods and goddesses of heathen mythology, which are exceedingly well done. These, we understand, are the production of Mr. I. S. Pearse'. From "Illustrated London News", 1858. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2RRJ827/ceiling-of-astleys-theatre-1858-refurbished-building-in-london-this-theatre-on-its-reopening-has-presented-new-attractions-which-deserve-express-notice-many-alterations-and-improvements-have-been-made-in-the-interior-and-the-accommodation-of-the-boxes-is-much-increasedthere-is-also-a-new-ceiling-with-a-striking-series-of-paintings-representing-the-gods-and-goddesses-of-heathen-mythology-which-are-exceedingly-well-done-these-we-understand-are-the-production-of-mr-i-s-pearse-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1858-2RRJ827.jpg "Ceiling of Astley's Theatre, 1858. Refurbished building in London. 'This theatre, on its reopening, has presented new attractions which deserve express notice. Many alterations and improvements have been made in the interior, and the accommodation of the boxes is much increased...There is also a new ceiling, with a striking series of paintings, representing the gods and goddesses of heathen mythology, which are exceedingly well done. These, we understand, are the production of Mr. I. S. Pearse'. From "Illustrated London News", 1858. Stock Photo")
RM2RRJ827–Ceiling of Astley's Theatre, 1858. Refurbished building in London. 'This theatre, on its reopening, has presented new attractions which deserve express notice. Many alterations and improvements have been made in the interior, and the accommodation of the boxes is much increased...There is also a new ceiling, with a striking series of paintings, representing the gods and goddesses of heathen mythology, which are exceedingly well done. These, we understand, are the production of Mr. I. S. Pearse'. From "Illustrated London News", 1858.
RM2C7502Y–Helen Mirren (The Duchess of Malfi), Bob Hoskins (Bosola) in THE DUCHESS OF MALFI by John Webster at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester 16/09/1980 transferred to the Roundhouse, London NW1 01/04/1981 design: Bob Crowley lighting: Geoffrey Joyce director: Adrian Noble (c) Donald Cooper/Photostage photos@photostage.co.uk ref/BW390-15
RF2T23GAM–The National Theatre designed by Sir Denys Lasdun is a masterpiece of new brutalist architecture
RM2C75033–Helen Mirren (The Duchess of Malfi) in THE DUCHESS OF MALFI by John Webster at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester 16/09/1980 transferred to the Roundhouse, London NW1 01/04/1981 design: Bob Crowley lighting: Geoffrey Joyce director: Adrian Noble Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester 16/09/1980 Roundhouse, London NW1 01/04/1981
RM2HX5WEY–A wave of gaiety swept, over Leicester-square last night as cheering hundreds crowded round film stars arriving for the European gala premiere of 'Not As A Stranger' at the square Theatre. The beautiful French film actress Gaby Andre drew gaps of admiration from her fans when she arrived for the Premiere. One man said: 'It was worth waiting to see that dazzling smile.' July 28, 1955.
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