Ref NoMEL/PUBMA/25 : 0600226
AltRefNo0600226
CollectionMelville Theatre Collection
TitlePart of a programme for A GIRL'S CROSSROADS at the Grand Theatre, Brighton, Monday 30 October and for the week 1905.
Date30.10.1905
Extent1 item
DescriptionA GIRL'S CROSS ROADS : typescript, plots : MEL 80
2 black and white printed sheets inserted in an album. The album has a picture of a windmill on the front and is in poor condition with many pages loose.
NotesPrevious reference number: UKC/MEL/PUBMA/25 : 0600226
Previous number: PP 1
Written in ink at the bottom of the page in an unknown hand 'seen Brighton Grand Theatre November 2nd 1905'.
SubjectBad Woman Drama
EventA Girl'S Cross Roads
Related PersonMelville, Walter, Mr., 1875-1937 (actor, theatre proprietor, playwright, eldest son of Andrew Melville I, real name Walter Robbins)
Ingram, Fred, Mr.
Borone, David, Mr.
Wilson, George, Mr.
Vernon, Harold, Mr.
Crossley, Emily, Miss
Butts, Nellie, Miss
Walton, Kate, Miss
Reeves, Edward, Mr., fl.1910 (composer of music for "Bad Woman Dramas")
Franmore, Charles, Mr.
Delphine, Lena, Miss
Robertson, Frank, Mr.
Saville, Elsie, Miss
Fostesque, Roy, Mr.
Brooks, John, Mr.
Powell, Frank, Mr.
Johnson, Walter, Mr.
Hedger, Bert, Mr.
Gibbons, Miss
Noble, Nellie, Miss
Meade, Nannie, Miss
Robertson, East, Miss 1866-1916 (Mrs. Charles East, born Emma Jane Robinson, also known as Eugenie Robertson)
Melville, Walter, Mr., 1875-1937 (actor, theatre proprietor, playwright, eldest son of Andrew Melville I, real name Walter Robbins)
Tweddell, G., Mr.
Rees, Tom, Mr.
Crisp, W., Mr.
Coster, Sam, Mr.
Benjamin, Louis, Mr.
Hammond, Bert E., Mr.
Roseberry, Arthur, Mr.
La Camera, D., Signor
Related PlaceGrand Theatre, North Road, Brighton, Sussex
CategoryProgrammes (theatre)
Access conditionsThis material is available for consultation at the University of Kent's Special Collections & Archives reading room, Templeman Library, University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NU (specialcollections@kent.ac.uk).
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