| Ref No | MEL/PHO/FAM : 575934 |
| AltRefNo | 575934 |
| Collection | Melville Theatre Collection |
| Title | Postcard print showing 10 different members of the Melville Family. Andrew Melville I and his wife Alice are shown at the top, and below in 2 banks of 4 are their children- Edith, Walter, Frederick, Kate Minnie?, Andrew II, Beatrice and Jack. |
| Date | nd |
| Extent | 1 photograph |
| Description | See also companionPhotographs of family in costume : MEL/PHO/FAM : 600671. At least five of the pictures in thePhotographs are in the collection as separate prints. |
| Notes | Previous reference number: UKC/MEL/PHO/FAM : 575934 |
| Previous number: Envelope 33 |
| PhysicalDescription | Postcard Print |
| Related Person | Melville, Kate, 1879-1910, 3rd. daughter of Andrew Melville I, actress also known as Kate Walfred, married name Mrs. Herbert Leonard Podmore, nee Kate Robbins |
| Melville, Edith : 1873-1935, eldest daughter of Andrew Melville I, actress, real name Edith Robbins |
| Melville, Walter, 1875-1937, eldest son of Andrew Melville I, actor, theatre proprietor, playwright, real name Walter Robbins |
| Melville, Andrew, 1853-1896, actor, theatre proprietor known as Andrew Melville I, also known as Andrew Emm, real name Andrew Robbins |
| Melville, Alice Jane, 1849-1904, actress, dancer, stage name Alice Brinsley, born Alice Jane Bullock, married to Andrew Melville I |
| Melville, Frederick, 1877-1938 (3rd son of Andrew Melville I, actor, theatre proprietor, playwright, real name Frederick Robbins) |
| ContentNote | of thePhotographs itself consists of the legend "Pa/Ma" on one side of the parents, "and the children" on the other in white ms. |
| Category | Photographs |
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| Level | Item |