a presentation photograph (approximately 8 ¼ by 6 inches) of the English music hall comedienne, Daisy James (1880?-1940), autographed and dated 1913 by her for the music publisher, Bert Feldman of B. Feldman & Co
(photo: Campbell Gray, London, probably 1913)
a presentation photograph (approximately 8 ¼ by 6 inches) of the English music hall comedienne, Daisy James (1880?-1940), autographed and dated 1913 by her for the music publisher, Bert Feldman of B. Feldman & Co
(photo: Campbell Gray, London, probably 1913)
a coloured carbon print postcard published by the Aristophot Co of London (E.558), at the end of 1905 or beginning of 1906, from a photograph of three dancers in a scene from the ballet Parisiana, produced at the Alhambra Theatre, Leicester Square, London, on 11 December 1905
(photo: Campbell-Gray, London, 1905/06)
Parisiana, a ballet arranged and produced by Charles Wilson as a series of sketches set in Paris from the time of the French Revolution to the early 20th Century, was choreographed by Alfredo Curti to the music of James M. Glover. With a ‘second edition’ being staged on 19 March 1906, Parisiana remained on the Alhambra bill for 61 weeks.
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